wallet + primary school

wallet + primary school

PART 1

wallet/primary school

VOCABULARY

- must-carry-belonging: indispensable thing

- go on a trip: to travel, go on a journey, go on a holiday

Proud (a): feeling deep pleasure or satisfaction due to one's own achievements and qualities.

- make sure: confirm

- cost an arm and a leg: very expensive

- I don't mind [expression]: do not take st into consideration

- something like that: used to show that what you have just said is only an example

Multiple Choice

Q: Have you ever sent a wallet as a gift?

A: Yes, I remember I gave my mom an LV Wallet on her 45th birthday. Actually, It costs an arm and a ........ but I didn’t mind as I was just wanting to give something very special to her and she did like it.

• foot

• leg

• hand

Multiple Choice

Q: Do most of your friends use wallet?

A: I believe so. I think all of us use a wallet – may it be a phone case wallet, bi-fold wallet, card case wallet, or .................. like that. We need to have a wallet where we can keep our cards or our money. I don’t know anyone who doesn’t have one.

• something

• anything

• none

Open Ended

Q: Do you use a wallet?

Open Ended

Q: Have you ever lost your wallet?

Open Ended

Q: Have you ever sent a wallet as a gift?

Open Ended

Q: Do most of your friends use wallet?

VOCABULARY

- blurry: unable to perceive clear or sharp images.

- fond: happy, interesting

- hopscotch: a popular playground game

- used to V: having previously been a particular thing; former.

- pick sb up: go somewhere to collect someone, typically in one's car.

- recollection: the action or faculty of remembering something.

- recall: bring (a fact, event, or situation) back into one's mind; remember.

- flamboyant tree: cây hoa phượng

- blossom: (of a tree or bush) produce flowers or masses of flowers.

VOCABULARY

- apart from: except for.

- cafeteria: a restaurant or dining room in a school or a business in which customers serve themselves or are served from a counter and pay before eating.

- crisp: snack

Multiple Choice

Q: How did you go to your primary school?

A: Well, my mum used to take me to school on her motorbike before going to work so I had to get up very early. In every evening, she also came and picked me ......... from school.

• on

• down

• up

Multiple Choice

Q: What did you do in your leisure time in your primary school?

A: Apart .............. playing with my friends, I also spent a lot of time in the cafeteria where all the snacks were. My mum used to give me 5000 or 10000 VND each morning and I could use the cash to buy a can of soda or some crisp.

• for

• from

• with

Open Ended

Q: What did you like to do the most when you were in primary school?

Open Ended

Q: How did you go to your primary school?

Open Ended

Q: How do you like your primary school?

Open Ended

Q: What did you do in your leisure time in your primary school?

Poll

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• yes

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