Accommodation Speaking - Tài liệu tham khảo | Đại học Hoa Sen

Những sentences câu giờ trong SPEAKING:
1. That’s an interesting question
2. I have never thought about that, but…. 3. Let me see 4. That’s a good point
5. That’s a difficult question, but I’ll try and answer it
6. Well, some people say that is the case, however I
7. Let me think about that for a minute ACCOMMODATION 1. Architecture: công trình 2. Monuments: tượng đài 1. Things I like:
My hometown, Kien Giang province, is a lively and diverse city with a wonderful mix of culture, picturesque /ˌp k.t ɪ ər ʃ esk/ ˈ
backwaters, and delectable /d lek.tə.bəl/ ɪˈ cuisine /kwɪ
ˈziːn/. It’s a captivating place to live, work, and raise a family, offering both modern amenities /əˈmen.ə. i/
t and traditional charm. I like the hospitality of people in my
hometown. Also, everyone was willing to give others a hand when they needed help.
2. Things I don’t like: Even though I love my hometown Kien Giang, but I wish the
traffic was better. It can be hard to get around sometimes, and it’s not always
peaceful. But the city is getting better every day, and I think it has the potential to
be a major tourist destination.
3. Things I wish I had in my hometown: I want to see less release untreated waste
into rivers in my hometown. This will improve the environment and promote
outdoor activities. In addition, improved public transportation will make it easier for people to get around.
1. People in my hometown usually/ don’t often go out at night because there aren’t
many entertainment options available.
2. My favorite thing about my hometown is the culture because it celebrates a rich
history that is evident in our festivals and traditions.
3. A famous historical place in my hometown is the Phu Quoc prison relics / rel. ˈ k/ ɪ ,
is one of the most important historical relics in Vietnam. 4.
5. I like/ don’t like the weather in my hometown because it tends to be rainy and overcast for much of the year. YOUR HOMETOWN 1. Where do you come from?
I come from (city/town name), a (small/big) town located in the
(north/south/central) part of (country name).
My hometown is known for its (specific features, e.g., scenic beaches, historical sites, bustling markets) Kien Giang is a province / pr ˈ .v ɑː ns/ ɪ
in the southwest of Vietnam. It’s my
hometown. It is known for its Phu Quoc Island / a ˈ .lənd/, ɪ Ha Tien Beach,… and so on.
2. What is the weather like in your hometown?
The weather in my hometown is generally (mild, hot, cold), with (specific seasonal
characteristics, e.g., hot summers and cool winters).
We experience (rainy/ dry) seasons, and during (specific seasons), it can get quite
(adjective, e.g., humid, chilly).
To be honest, the only thing that I dislike about my hometown is the climate. It is
characterized by dry and rainy seasons. Summers are hot with temperatures rising,
humid and rainy, and can be quite scorching,. While the dry season has relatively
pleasant weather, it is also an ideal time for outdoor travel.
3. When is the best time of year to visit your hometown?
The best time to visit would be during (specific season, e.g., spring, autumn)
because the weather is pleasant and you can enjoy (activities, festivals).
I’d say (month/ season) is ideal as (= because, since) the climate is (comfortable,
mild), and there are a lot of events around that time.
The best time to visit my hometown would be in the spring. It's when my
hometown is full of many blooming colors and the weather is pleasantly warm.
The spring has pleasant weather, it is also an ideal time for outdoor travel.
4. Why do you like/ not like your hometown?
I love my hometown because it has a (friendly/ peaceful/ tranquil (thanh bình)
atmosphere, rich culture, close-knit (gần gũi) community) and everything is within
reach (ở trong tầm tay).
Honestly, I’m not very fond of (thích)/ interested in (hứng thú)/ (keen on living in
my hometown) it because (reason, e.g., it’s too crowded, lacks good job
opportunities, doesn’t have enough entertainment options)
I’m fond of my hometown because it is a lively and diverse city with a wonderful
mix of culture, picturesque / p ˌ k.t ɪ ər ʃ esk/ ˈ
backwaters, and delectable cuisine. It’s a
captivating place to live, work, and raise a family, offering both modern amenities /ə men.ə. ˈ i/
t and traditional charm. I like the hospitality of the people in
there. Also, everyone was willing to give others a hand when they needed help.
is the culture because it celebrates a rich history that is evident in our festivals and traditions. YOUR ACCOMMODATION 1. Where are you living now?
I’m currently living in a (type of accommodation, e.g., shared apartment,
dormitory) in/ which is located in (location, e.g., city center, suburbs).
I’m renting a (small, cozy) (apartment/ house) in/ which is located in (neighborhood name).
I have no intend = I don’t want to
I have been living in Tagaytay city, which is quite beautiful. There are several
amenities, such as education, a hospital and a sports ground.
I’m living in a small city called Tagaytay. It's a beautiful, little city which is
located in the northern Manila. 2. Who else do you live with?
I live with (my family, a roommate, my partner), which is nice because we can
(share responsibilities, enjoy meals together).
Currently, I’m living alone, and I enjoy the (privacy, independence) it offers/ provides.
I live with one of my sisters, who was also my congregation. We share the rent and
other expenses like electricity and water, so it’s not really expensive.
3. What is your favorite room in your home?
My favorite room is the (living room/ bedroom/ kitchen) because it’s where I can
(relax, cook, entertain with friends). Interrupt: làm phiền
I’d say my (favorite room) is the best because it’s (spacious, has a great view, fells cozy).
Definitely my own bedroom. It’s the personal space where I can do whatever I
want without getting scolded by my sisters. Besides, my bedroom is an ideal place
for me to avoid noise, so I tend to lock myself up in my bedroom whenever I need to concentrate on my study.
Without a doubt, my favorite room in my house is my bedroom. It holds a special
place in my heart as it serves as my personal sanctuary, a haven of tranquility
amidst the bustling world outside. As soon as I step into my bedroom, a sense of
serenity washes over me, providing an escape from the daily demands of life.
Animal stuff: thú nhồi bông
4. Why do you like/ not like the place where you live?
I like my place because it’s (convenient, close to work/ school, quiet) and I feel comfortable there.
I’m not very happy with my place because (reason, e.g., it’s a bit cramped, lacks natural light, is noisy).
It is wonderful, and people out there consider each other close as you will find
mostly the same community people knowing each other. They exchange
pleasantries whenever they meet on the road and also organize all the festivals and celebrate them together. WEEK 1 - Speaking
You need to submit your speaking Audio/video (mp4 or mp3 only). Questions:
1. Where are you living now - in a house or an apartment?
I'm living in a small house in the city called Tagaytay. It's a beautiful, little city which is located in northern / n ˈ r ɔː .ð n/ ɚ
Manila. So, everything is pretty convenient /kən vi
ˈ ː.ni.ənt/. Although it's quite cramped /kræmpt/, I still think that it's a good place to
hang my hat (=to live/ reside/ settle down )for now.
2. Does anyone else live with you?
Yes, I live with one of my sisters, who was also my congregation. We share the
rent and other expenses like electricity and water, so it’s not really expensive.
3. What is your favorite room where you live?
Definitely /ˈdef.ən.ət.li/, my bedroom. It’s the personal space where I can do
whatever I want without getting scolded /sko ld/ ʊ by my sisters. Besides, my
bedroom is an ideal /aɪˈdi .əl/ ː
place for me to avoid noise, so I tend to lock myself
up in my bedroom whenever I need to concentrate / k ˈ n.sən.tre ɑː t/ on my studies. ɪ
4. Would you recommend your accommodation to another person? Absolutely / æb.sə ˌ lu ˈ t.li/! ː I would recommend / rek.ə ˌ mend/ ˈ my
accommodation /əˌkɑː.mə de ˈ .ɪ ən/ ʃ
to others because it offers a great combination / k ˌ m.bə ɑː ne ˈ .ɪ ən/ ʃ
of comfort, convenience, and amenities /ə men.ə. ˈ i/. t The
location is ideal for exploring / k ɪ spl ˈ r/ ɔː the area / er
ˈ .i.ə/, and the hosts are friendly and attentive /ə ten. ˈ v/. tɪ
Plus, the atmosphere / æt.mə.sf ˈ r/ ɪ is inviting and relaxing.
Overall, it’s a great choice for anyone looking for a pleasant / plez.ənt/ stay! ˈ