My favourite subjects is English

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Answer:

- My favourite subjetcs are English, PE, Math and... ect

Mà phải viết là " What is your favourite subject? " chứ hog phải " the " hay " subjects " nhé, số ít mà :D

1.what is your nationality ?

My nationality is Vietnamese

2.tell me about your last summer

Last summer vacation, I went to Ha LOng Bay with my family. It was sunny but not very hot. His parents sat in the sun and talked. My younger sister and I went swimming. Then, we went to some souvenir shops. We bought a lot of different gifts for our friends. Next, my family went to a food stall for lunch. We ate fish and crab. The food was delicious, but most things were not cheap. They were quite expensive. Finally, We took a lot of photos and went to home by bus. After trip, we felt very happy because we had a great time get together. Our trip was great, if my family next time I travel, I will invite you to go with my family.

3.how can we protect our environment ?

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Ansewer :

1: What is your nationality - My nationality is Vietnamese.

2: Tell me about your last summer - Last summer I visited my grandparents in a Hanoi.

3: We don't littering and don't burning forest​.

1 Friend

2 . comfortable 

3 . sickness

4 . peaceful

5 . yourself

1. friendliness (danh từ của friendly)

2. comfortable (tính từ của comfort)

3. sickness (danh từ của sick)

4. peaceful (tính từ của peace)

5. yourself - tạm dịch: "Bạn tự làm điều đó đi" - You should do it yourself)

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em học lớp 4 ạ, có sai sót mong anh chị thông cảm

Chia từ:

1. She runs without wearing shoes.

2. If I were you, I wouldn't tell him the truth.

3. Hoa wishes she could go with them.

4. What did you do yesterday?

5. She has studied English for 3 years.

1.wearing

2.were...wouldn't...

3.could

4.what did...do

5.has studied

D -> foolish

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Viết sai chữ June roii kìaaaa

1. What is your favourite subject ?

2. My brother is good at swimming.

3. What is your date of birth ?

4. America students have more vacation than Vietnamese.

5. What a nice living room.

6. When do you have English class ?

7. What about going to movie theatre ?

8. Would you to come to my house for lunch ?

9. Why don't we play soccer ?

Em là học sinh lớp 4 ạ, nếu có sai sót mong anh/chị góp ý ạ