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a. James: Hi, Lily! I’ve been doing great, just got a new job recently.

b. Lily: Hi, James! How have you been?

c. Lily: Really? That’s awesome! What are you doing now?

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a. Lisa: We really need to take meaningful actions to protect endangered species from extinction.

b. Lisa: And spreading awareness about these important issues in our community is also vital for making a difference.

c. Mark: Yes, habitat loss is a major threat to many species, and it’s happening all around the world.

d. Lisa: What do you think we can do as individuals to contribute to their protection?

e. Mark: Supporting local and global conservation programs is definitely a good start for us.

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a. Lastly, it’s a great place to express creativity through photos and posts.

b. Firstly, it’s such an easy way to stay connected with friends and family, especially those who live far away.

c. What’s your opinion on social media and let’s catch up soon and chat more about it!

d. Hey Linh, I hope you’re doing great, I want to talk to you about the awesome benefits of social media.

e. Secondly, social media is a treasure of information - from news to interesting articles and even memes, it keeps me updated.

Take care,

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a. Online education has grown in popularity due to its flexibility, allowing students to balance their studies with personal and professional responsibilities.

b. This means that students can attend classes from anywhere in the world, without being tied to a specific location.

c. In addition to convenience, online courses often provide a wide range of resources, such as recorded lectures, discussion forums, and interactive assignments.

d. In conclusion, online education offers students the flexibility and resources they need to succeed, especially in today’s fast – paced world.

e. Furthermore, online platforms are accessible at any time, allowing learners to study at their own pace, which is particularly beneficial for those with busy schedules.

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a. Some people worry about the ethical implications of AI, especially concerning privacy, data security, and the potential misuse of personal information.

b. Others believe that the widespread implementation of AI may eventually replace a significant number of human jobs, especially in sectors that rely heavily on routine tasks.

c. Ultimately, AI is a powerful tool that must be managed carefully to maximize its benefits while minimizing its drawbacks for society.

d. Despite these concerns, AI offers enormous benefits for society, such as improving healthcare, streamlining administrative processes, and increasing access to information.

e. Governments and policymakers around the world are working to create comprehensive regulations for AI use, aiming to address its potential risks and ensure ethical practices.

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a. Mark: Hi, Nam! I think AI has significantly changed the way we get access to technology.

b. Mark: You’re right. AI has also improved the way we analyze information and find solutions.

c. Nam: Hi, Mark! Exactly! Smart assistants like Alexa have made controlling home devices much easier.

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a. Sarah: Good point, but you miss face-to-face interaction, making it harder to ask questions and join discussions.

b. John: Yes, without classroom structure, it’s harder to focus. Still, it offers better work-life balance.

c. Sarah: I’ve been thinking about distance learning. Do you think it’s as effective as classroom learning?

d. Sarah: True, but some people struggle to stay motivated at home. Have you seen that?

e. John: It has benefits. The flexibility to study anytime, anywhere is a big plus.

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Hi Pete,

a. The articles on the websites provided such clear insights into current global events.

b. I wanted to thank you for suggesting that news website. It’s really informative!

c. I have started checking it daily to stay updated.

d. I hope we can meet up soon to discuss more about it.

e. The visuals and graphs of the articles made the topics much easier to understand.

Write back soon

Kate

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a. Before the project, the wolf population in the area had dropped to zero due to hunting and habitat loss.

b. This project demonstrates how carefully planned conservation programs can restore endangered species and help protect ecosystems from long-term damage.

c. The recovery of the gray wolf population in Yellowstone National Park is a successful wildlife conservation project, which began in 1995.

d. After reintroducing 41 wolves into the park, their numbers grew to around 100 by the early 2000s, and they helped balance the ecosystem by controlling deer and elk populations.

e. Research shows that the wolves’ presence has improved biodiversity, benefiting plants, birds, and other animals.

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a. This job also gives you the sense of satisfaction from helping students succeed and reach their potential.

b. One of the biggest benefits of teaching is the chance to make a real difference in students' lives.

c. On the downside, teaching can be quite demanding, especially when it comes to long hours spent on lesson plans and grading.

d. Being a teacher is a fulfilling job because it allows you to inspire and shape the next generation.

e. For example, a teacher can guide a student to discover a passion for a subject, which may influence their career path.

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