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Speaking

Câu 1

Listen and write no more than TWO words in each blank.

Mia: Hey Linh, today we'll families. Do you live in a nuclear family?

Linh: Not at all! I'm in an extended family with my grandparents, parents, aunt, and uncle. It's a full house!

Mia: Wow, big family! Our discussion today will focus on generations. What's your about living with varied ages?

Linh: Oh, absolutely! Grandparents are very , especially with money. They save everything!

Mia: I see. And your parents? Could you tell me if they're different from them?

Linh: A bit, yes. They like , but keep some traditions. It's a mix.

Mia: That makes sense. Different viewpoints are good, I think.

Linh: Totally! It can be loud, but never boring.

Câu 2

Mia: Hey Linh, today we'll discuss families. Do you live in a nuclear family?

Linh: Not at all! I'm in an extended family with my grandparents, parents, aunt, and uncle. It's a full house!

Mia: Wow, big family! Our discussion today will focus on generations. What's your opinion about living with varied ages?

Linh: Oh, absolutely! Grandparents are very traditional, especially with money. They save everything!

Mia: I see. And your parents? Could you tell me if they're different from them?

Linh: A bit, yes. They like new tech, but keep some traditions. It's a mix.

Mia: That makes sense. Different viewpoints are good, I think.

Linh: Totally! It can be loud, but never boring.

Read the dialogue again and choose the correct answer.

They are talking about .

Câu 3

Mia: Hey Linh, today we'll discuss families. Do you live in a nuclear family?

Linh: Not at all! I'm in an extended family with my grandparents, parents, aunt, and uncle. It's a full house!

Mia: Wow, big family! Our discussion today will focus on generations. What's your opinion about living with varied ages?

Linh: Oh, absolutely! Grandparents are very traditional, especially with money. They save everything!

Mia: I see. And your parents? Could you tell me if they're different from them?

Linh: A bit, yes. They like new tech, but keep some traditions. It's a mix.

Mia: That makes sense. Different viewpoints are good, I think.

Linh: Totally! It can be loud, but never boring.

Read the dialogue again and put the sentences into the correct columns.

  • Hey Linh, today we'll discuss families.
  • What's your opinion about living with varied ages?
  • Our discussion today will focus on generations.
  • And your parents? Could you tell me if they're different from them?
  • Do you live in a nuclear family?

Present the topic

    Ask your partner for personal information related to the topic

      Ask for an opinion

        Câu 4

        Put the phrases into the correct columns.

        • Today's topic of our conversation/discussion is …
        • Could you tell me …?
        • Our discussion today will focus on …
        • Now, let's start with discussing/talking about …
        • How do you feel about …?
        • May I ask you …?

        Presenting the topic

          Asking for opinions

            Câu 5

            Choose the correct order to make a logical conversation.

            a. Tung: Oh, really? Mine believes new technology makes people less smart.

            c. Tung: I know! They just have such fixed ideas about everything.

            b. Sam: Totally. It's like they're in a different time.

            d. Sam: Yeah, it's tough to explain new things to him.

            e. Sam: My grandpa always thinks young people don't work hard enough.

            c - e - a - d - b
            e - a - b - c - d
            c - e - b - d - a
            e - a - d - c - b
            Câu 6

            Choose the correct order to make a logical conversation.

            a. Dan: Mine thinks you should never talk about personal problems outside the family.

            b. Ryan: My grandpa believes showing feelings is a weakness for men.

            c. Ryan: It's hard to explain our modern views to them.

            d. Dan: Yeah, they hold traditional views about many issues, not just that.

            e. Ryan: Those are some very traditional ideas about emotions.

            e - a - b - d - c
            e - d - b - a - c
            b - a - e - d - c
            b - d - e - a - c