Tiêu đề English Club 2.docx ✅

Thầy Đỗ Văn Bính APTIS – Simple Education Zalo: 0387.199.261 Part 1: You want to join an English club. You have 5 messages from a member of the club. Write short answers (1–5 words) to each message. 1. What is your favorite color? My favorite color is blue. 2. What kinds of films do you like? I like action films. 3. What is your first language? My first language is Vietnamese. 4. How many phones do you have? I have one phone. 5. What is your favorite device? My favorite device is my laptop. Part 2: You are a new member of the English Club. Fill in the form. Write in sentences. Use 20–30 words. What do you usually use the internet for?
Thầy Đỗ Văn Bính APTIS – Simple Education Zalo: 0387.199.261 I usually use the internet for researching topics, watching movies, reading news, and connecting with friends on social media. Part 3: You are communicating with other members of the club in the chat room. Reply to their questions. Write in sentences. Use 30–40 words per answer. A: Hi! I heard that you attended a club meeting this afternoon. How do you feel about the meeting? I really enjoyed the meeting! The discussions were engaging, and I learned a lot about improving my English skills. It was also great to meet other people with similar interests. B: We have weekly meetings on Saturday afternoons. What topic are you expecting us to talk about? I’m hoping we’ll discuss practical English usage in daily life, such as how to improve speaking fluency or expand vocabulary. It would be helpful for real-world communication. C: We are thinking of holding some English games next week. Can you suggest some? I suggest playing word association games, trivia quizzes on English grammar, or a vocabulary challenge. These games will be fun and help everyone learn at the same time. Part 4: You are a member of the English Club. You have received this email from the club:
Thầy Đỗ Văn Bính APTIS – Simple Education Zalo: 0387.199.261 "We are sorry to inform you that the Talk show has been canceled as the guests are unexpectedly busy. We do not have any backup plan, so there will be no meeting this week. We will inform you of the reopening of the talk show as soon as we can. We are sorry for the inconvenience." Write an email to your friend. Write about 50 words. "Hey, I just heard that the talk show has been canceled this week. It’s a bit disappointing since I was looking forward to it. Hopefully, they’ll reschedule soon. I’ll keep you updated if I hear anything." Write an email to the club manager. Write 120–150 words. "Dear Club Manager, I’m disappointed to hear that the talk show has been canceled. It was a highly anticipated event, and many members were excited to participate. While I understand that unforeseen circumstances can arise, it would be helpful if the club could have a backup plan in place for future events. Maybe we could consider rescheduling the talk show for another date or offering an alternative event in the meantime. I’m sure many members, including myself, would appreciate that. Thank you for your efforts in organizing the event, and I look forward to hearing about the new schedule. Best regards, [Your Name]"