1. A typical traditional Vietnamese dish that my family enjoys is pho. It's a delicious noodle soup made with beef or chicken broth, rice noodles, thinly sliced beef or chicken, and various fresh herbs and vegetables. The broth is simmered for hours to extract the rich, aromatic flavors. We often have pho for breakfast or on special occasions, and it's a dish that brings our family together.

2. One bad experience I had was when I failed an important exam last year. I had studied really hard, but on the day of the test, I felt very nervous and ended up making silly mistakes. I was so disappointed in myself and worried about how it would impact my grades. However, with the support of my parents and teachers, I was able to learn from this experience, work harder, and do much better on the next exam.

3. In the past, travelling was more difficult and less accessible for many Vietnamese families. My parents tell me stories of how they had to save up for years to afford a trip to the countryside or the beach. And education was also more limited, with fewer opportunities to study abroad or use technology in the classroom.

1.My full name is Tran Nguyen Ngoc Uyen
2. My most memorable experience is going to the beach with my family.

3. Over the past 3 years, I've undergone many changes, such as focusing more on my studies, participating in more extracurricular activities, and developing soft skills like communication and teamwork.

4.My family still upholds many traditions, such as gathering the whole family during Lunar New Year to prepare and enjoy traditional Vietnamese dishes. We also regularly organize family reunions on major holidays.

5. I haven't had the chance to participate in an eco-tour yet, but I've heard they are very interesting. Perhaps in the future, I'll get the opportunity to visit an eco-sensitive area like Phu Quoc island to have that experience.

Over the past five years, my lifestyle has changed dramatically as I transitioned from primary school to secondary school. In primary school, I had a lot of free time to hang out with friends, play video games, and watch TV. Homework was light, and weekends were for fun. Now, in secondary school, my schedule is much busier with tougher classes, more homework, and extracurricular activities like debate club. While I sometimes miss the carefree days of primary school, I feel more accomplished and focused now. This change has made me more responsible and better at managing my time, which makes me feel proud and prepared for the future.

1 It has been a few years since I moved to this neighborhood

2 While I was waiting for my food, I noticed a nice painting on the wall

1 This is the first time I have made mooncakes for the Mid-Autumn Festival

2 I had a desiration to explore the hidden gems of the city that most tourists miss.

3 Bao wishes he had a big house to get a pet

1. They asked me what they should bring to the wood carving demonstration

2. The harder becomes to find jobs, the more people leave the country

3. He came down with a headache, so he couldn't focus on his homework

1 Unless you pay the parking fee, you cannot park here

2 Even though we don't talk much, I still get on with my neighbors

Nowadays, people prefer living in the city to living in the countryside and so do I. However, there are also some disadvantages I dislike about it. First, the city has the education and entertainment more developed than in the countryside. I love studying at a great school, espeacially I want to study advanced English. After school I can watch movies in the cinema, drink coffee at coffee, ... in order to relax. Nevertheless, I hate the noise in the city. As we know every city has a variety of motobikes, cars, ... so that it's very noisy all the time even at night. In conclusion, there are many advantages and disavantages about city but in my opinion, I really want to live here.

In the past, students had lessons in the morning only. They had the usual subjects like Maths, Literature, Ethics, History, and Geography. They often do not take extra classes and have little homework. Therefore, they have a lot of time to have fun as well as help their parents with housework and farm work. During leisure time, they immersed themselves in the world of books and engaged in traditional games. Summer holidays were a cherished break, extending for about three months, creating a sense of endless freedom. They used to go to school by foot or by bike. For them, although the old school life had many difficulties, there was a great time with many beautiful memories.