English is spoken all over the world.

ét o ét ae cíu

1 We usually go to school by bus

2 We all think painting is interesting because it is a creative activity

3 My mother loves listening to music

4 I spent three hours making this pottery jug

5 My father likes doing gardening 

6 Sue began eating a low carb diet two years ago

7 July had a high fever, so she stayed home from school yesterday

8 She finds carving wood creative

9 I'm leaving now because I don't want to miss the train

10 I haven't seen my uncle for 2 years 

11 Jane doesn't run fast

12 What about donating books for the street children

1 pressurize

2 browsing

3 accountant

4 concentration

5 bullying

6 immature

7 connection

8 crafting

9 enjoyment

10 modified

C

1 B

2 D

3 A

4 B

5 C

6 B

What là cái gì.

là gì e nhé

1.C

2.C

1, and

2,mine

1. C (D. bech => bench)

2. D

3. D

4. A

1.C

2.D

3.D

4.A

Phủ định: 

(-) S + tobe_(am/is/are) + not + V_thường ( với động từ tobe )

(-) S + don't/doesn't + V_thường ( với động từ thường )

                                              ↓

Nghi vấn:

(?) Tobe_{( Am/Is/Are)} + S + N/adj ... ( với động từ tobe )

(?) Do/Does + S + V ... ( với động từ thường )

1. Can you turn on the light please?

2. Would you like to have a picnic next Sunday?

have - has

Title: A Guide to Making Your School Greener

Introduction: Welcome to our guide on how to make your school greener! By implementing sustainable practices, you can contribute to a cleaner environment and create a positive impact on the planet. In this guide, we will provide you with practical steps to help you and your school become more eco-friendly.

1. Reduce Paper Usage:
Encourage digital communication: Promote the use of emails, online platforms, and shared documents instead of relying on paper-based communication.
Opt for electronic assignments: Encourage teachers to accept electronic submissions for assignments, reducing the need for printed papers.
Utilize both sides of the paper: Encourage students and staff to print on both sides of the paper whenever possible.
2. Implement Recycling Programs:
Set up recycling stations: Place recycling bins strategically throughout the school to make it convenient for everyone to recycle paper, plastic, glass, and other recyclable materials.
Educate on proper recycling: Provide clear instructions on what can and cannot be recycled, ensuring that everyone understands the recycling process.
3. Conserve Energy:
Turn off lights and electronics: Remind students and staff to switch off lights, computers, and other electronic devices when not in use.
Utilize natural lighting: Make the most of natural light by opening curtains and blinds, reducing the need for artificial lighting during the day.
Upgrade to energy-efficient appliances: Encourage the school administration to invest in energy-efficient appliances and LED lighting, reducing energy consumption.
4. Promote Water Conservation:
Fix leaks and drips: Address any leaks or drips in faucets, toilets, or other water fixtures promptly to prevent wastage.
Encourage shorter showers: Raise awareness about the importance of shorter showers to conserve water and encourage students to be mindful of their water usage.
Collect rainwater: Install rain barrels to collect rainwater for watering school gardens or other non-potable uses.
5. Develop Green Spaces:
Start a school garden: Set up a garden where students can learn about sustainable gardening practices and grow their food.
Plant native trees and plants: Native plants require less water and maintenance, while also providing habitat for local wildlife.
Create green roofs: Implement green roofs or living walls to improve insulation and reduce energy consumption while enhancing the aesthetic appeal of the school.
Conclusion: By following these steps, you can make your school a greener and more sustainable place. Remember, small changes can have a significant impact when everyone in the school community works together towards a greener future. Start implementing these practices today and lead the way in creating a more environmentally conscious school environment.