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

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Q: Do you use a wallet?

A: Well, yes I do. Wallet is my must-carry–belonging whenever I go out, especially when I go shopping or go

a trip since not only my cash but also my personal paper such as ID card, student card and credit card are kept in it.

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Q: Have you ever lost your wallet?

A: Not at all. I’m proud to say that I’m very careful with my wallet. Most of the time, I keep it safe. I can’t imagine losing my wallet, I think I might not be able to go to sleep if that happens. I always

sure to keep it in a very safe place.

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

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

A: To be honest, it’s a long time ago and my memory about this period is a bit blurry. But there’re also some

memories which I still remember ‘till today. I like playing hopscotch with my friends most and we were having a lot of fun.

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

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Q: How do you like your primary school?

A: Although I don’t have much recollection about my primary school, I can still recall the image of the gigantic red flamboyant tree in the middle of the schoolyard. In the summer, its flowers

and the whole tree was bright red. It was really beautiful.

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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