Tiêu đề BOOK CLUB 3.docx ✅

Thầy Đỗ Văn Bính APTIS – Simple Education Zalo: 0387.199.261 Part 1: You want to join a Book Club. You have 5 messages from a member of the club. Write short answers (1–5 words) to each message. 1. What book are you reading now? I’m reading "The Great Gatsby." 2. How do you choose books to read? I choose books based on recommendations and reviews. 3. Do you enjoy discussing books with others? Yes, I love discussing books with friends. 4. Do you prefer classic or modern literature? I prefer classic literature. 5. What is the best book you have ever read? "To Kill a Mockingbird" is my favorite book. Part 2: You are a new member of the Book Club. Fill in the form. Write in sentences. Use 20–30 words. Tell me about your reading habits and what kind of books you enjoy.
Thầy Đỗ Văn Bính APTIS – Simple Education Zalo: 0387.199.261 I read about three books per month. I enjoy historical fiction and mystery novels because they keep me engaged and help me learn about different cultures. 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: Have you ever read a book that changed your life? Why? Yes, reading "The Alchemist" by Paulo Coelho changed my perspective on pursuing dreams and listening to my heart. It taught me to believe in the journey of life. B: What do you think is the best thing about being in a book club? The best thing is being able to exchange ideas and perspectives on books. It broadens my views and helps me understand different interpretations of the same book. C: Do you think libraries will still be popular in the future? Why? Yes, libraries will remain important. They provide free access to knowledge and foster a sense of community, making them essential even in the digital age. Part 4: You are a member of the Book Club. You received this email from the club: “Dear Members, We are planning a reading challenge for the club. We would like members to suggest books for the challenge. Could you recommend a book and explain why it would be a good choice?”
Thầy Đỗ Văn Bính APTIS – Simple Education Zalo: 0387.199.261 Write an email to your friend. Write about 50 words. "I think 'The Catcher in the Rye' would be a great book for our reading challenge. It’s thought-provoking and offers a deep look into adolescence and self-identity. What do you think?" Write an email to the club manager. Write 120–150 words. "Dear Club Manager, I am writing to share my thoughts on the proposal to close the public library. While I understand the concerns about the decline in readers, I believe libraries still serve an important role in providing access to books for everyone, especially those without internet access. Instead of closing the library, perhaps we could host more events or reading challenges to encourage more visitors. Additionally, we could promote e-book reading in the library as a way to adapt to modern technology. Thank you for considering my thoughts."