Write an email to apologise. Choose one of the following situations.

Writing tip: informal messages

When you send an email or another message to a friend, use an informal style of writing.

• Begin your message with Hi (name), or Hello (name). You can use Dear (name) in informal and formal messages.
• Use short forms, e.g. I’m, we didn’t, you aren’t, etc.
• Make it personal. For example, use sentences such as: I’m sorry about what happened. I hope we can still be friends. You know I really like you. Please say yes.
• End your message with one of the following: Love, (name); Take care, (name); Hope to hear from you soon, (name); or use only your name.

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Ex 1. Make questions for the underlined words.

1. My mother is cooking banh chung in the kitchen. ->……………………………………

2. His father is working on a factory. ->………………………………………………………

3. The boys are playing football in the park. ->…………………………………..

4. Alice drinks a lot of milk a week. ->…………………………… ………………...

5. They go to Thai land by plane. ->…………………………………………………

6. My sister is a nurse. ->……………………………………………………

7. His brother goes to the cinema every Saturday. ->………………………………..

8. The boys are riding their bicycle in the school yard. ->…… …………………

9. We will go to pagoda by bus. ->……………………………………………..

10. The supermarket closes at 9.00. ->…………………………………………..

11. Her mother cleans the house every day. ->……………………………………..

12. They watch fireworks every year. ->…………………………………….

13. The children have eleven subjects. ->………………………………………

14. Tome is ten years old. ->……………………………………..

15. My brother and Minh are playing cards in the room. ->………… ………………..

16. Paul will see his father on Sunday. ->…………………………………………….

17. There are five bananas in the bridge. ->…… ………………………………

18. She is studying math in her room. ->…… …………………………

19. I am going to the cinema tonight. ->…………………………………………….

20. Mary buys new coats every winter. ->…………………………………………..

IV. Match the questions in the column A with the answers in the column B.

A B

1. Is Tet a time for family gatherings? a. I wish good health and prosperity.

2. Should children ask for lucky money? b. They often go to the pagodas.

3. Where do people go on the first day of Tet? c. No, we will cook them ourselves.

4. What shouldn’t we do during Tet? d. No, they shouldn’t.

5. Will you buy “Banh Chung” for Tet? e. We shouldn’t break things.

6. What do you make a wish? f. Right. All members come back home.