will  she play tennis next day ? 

 yes , she will .

willl he eat out next day ?

 yes , he will .

shall you go  on holiday next summer ?

no, I shan 't.

will we buy a new car tommorow ? 

yes , we will .

shall you go to the cinema tonight ?

yes , I will .

Tomorrow, I won't go to school 

I won't watch TV tonight

We won't visit Da Nang this summer vacation.

She won't play badminton.

They won't go to bed.

We will visit Nha Trang this weekend.

Tomorrow, I will play badminton with Hoa

She will do her homework at school.

They will do homework together.

He will go to the market.

Pho is considered a national treasure; so much so that the soup even warranted a conference years ago, covering the social, culinary and historic aspects of the dish.

"Pho was very special, almost a status food. We loved it because it had everything we valued – rice noodles, broth, meat and vegetables. It was complete, nutritious, infinitely delicious and yet so easy to digest that we could eat it morning and night, day after day," said Huu Ngoc, a renowned expert on Vietnamese culture.

Ngoc even writes Bat Pho Hoa Giai (literally known as pho – a noodle bowl of conciliation) to retell about a meeting between American and Vietnamese war veterans in the capital city.

"Pho – a specialty of Hanoians – has been presented to every corner of the material and spiritual life of human beings and has witnessed current affairs… That's a food of a cultural category," he wrote.

In the book, Vietnamese Street Food, Tracey Lister and Andreas Pohl describe pho as being glorious and undoubtedly the most famous and quintessential Ha Noi street food.

They quote Ngoc's words to say that the dish is no less than "Viet Nam's contribution to human happiness".

Where pho originally came from remains a mystery. But there is certainly no shortage of creative theories.

In his book, Pho, a Specialty of Ha Noi (2006), co-written with American author Lady Borton, author Ngoc indicates that the birthplace of pho was in the village of Van Cu in Nam Dinh Province. Villagers do not know who created it. But they say that in 1925 a villager named Van moved to Ha Noi and opened a pho stall.

The dish was also adopted in the south in the late 1950s, when it crossed the border of the then-divided Viet Nam. However, the recipe changed in the process. In HCM City and other places in the Southern region, the dish is served in larger bowls, with the addition of aroma herbs and fresh bean sprouts. It's often served with extra condiments such as sugar and hoisin sauce.

However, To Hai, a pho purist, in order to taste the best, the dish should stay true to the Hanoian style: a simple soup that has a deep, rich, meaty and lightly spiced flavour, with a subtle hint of sweetness.

"The secret to a great pho is the broth – the broth will make or break your soup," he said. — VNS

mình là thái wirte ahout pho là viết về phở

1, Find a word which has a different sound in the part underlined

1, Find a word which has a different sound in the part underlined

dịch nhé ! 

1. vào mùa xuân, ngày ấm áp và ẩm ướt

2. thời tiết trở nên rất nóng trong tháng bảy

3. nó mát mẻ và nhiều mây vào mùa thu

4, Mùa đông có lạnh và gió ngày 

hok tốt

câu 3 và 4 sai rồi nhé bạn

3. Trời mat mẻ và nhiều mây vào mùa thu

4. Mùa đông có những ngày lạnh và nhiều gió

24 x 15 + 24 x 49 +12 x 50 +12 x 42

= 12 x 2 x15 + 12 x 2 x 49 + 12 x 50 + 12 x 42 

= 12 x ( 2 x 15 + 2 x 49 + 50 + 42 )

= 12 x 220 

=2640

do you live house ?

Is she listening to music  in the room?

-> Yes, she is

-> No, she isn't

Who is she looking for?

-> She is looking her friends

-> She isn't looking her dad

cai j vay ong co

We don't going to school.

I am not playing volleyball.

They aren't skatting in the park.

He isn't go swimming in the pool.

You aren't sleeping at 7 a.m.

~~~~~Bạn có thể thay đổi từ được đó~~~~~

I am not learrning literature now

he isn't playing chess with his friends

we aren't meeting our grandparents

she isn't answering the question of her friends

they aren't buying the book