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WorksheetsUnderstanding Conversations and Responsibilities
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
Lan: What chores do you often do after school? Nice! I often do the laundry. I usually wash the dishes and sometimes clean the house.
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Tom: That sounds fun! I wish my family could do that too. My family usually has a picnic together every Sunday. Wow, where do you usually go? We often go to the countryside to relax and enjoy nature. Spending time together like that must make you very close.
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I feel very excited to contribute to making our school greener and cleaner. How long do you think we should take care of them daily to make sure they grow well? However, I’m feeling a bit discouraged because some of the trees didn’t survive after being planted. Planting trees really helps me feel closer to nature and more responsible for our environment. I’ve just decided to take part in a tree-planting project at my school, and we had our first planting day last weekend.
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One simple way to protect the environment is to turn off your appliances when they are not used. Adopting a green lifestyle means making smart choices every day. It can also help prevent accidents such as fires or explosions. Another useful tip is to buy food grown with organic methods. This saves energy, reduces your carbon footprint, and lowers electricity bills. Organic products are safer, healthier, and often taste better because they are free from harmful chemicals.
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Many students also join environmental clubs where they plant trees, collect recyclable waste, and organize clean-up events in public areas. Students today have a great responsibility to protect the environment because their actions shape the future of our planet. When students work together to care for nature, they inspire others to take action and create a greener, healthier world for everyone. These activities not only make our surroundings cleaner but also help us develop teamwork, leadership, and a sense of responsibility. At school, we can start with small but meaningful habits such as turning off lights when leaving the classroom, saving water, and avoiding single-use plastics.
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Mai: I’m arranging flowers for my mother. Nam: What are you doing, Mai? Nam: That’s beautiful! I’m watering the plants now.
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Lisa: Exactly! Everyone should do their part to protect the environment. Lisa: Have you heard about the new recycling campaign at school? Lisa: They’re encouraging students to separate plastic, paper, and glass waste. Mark: No, what’s it about? Mark: That’s a great idea! It’ll help reduce a lot of trash.
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However, I’m feeling a bit discouraged because reading the new sheet music is very difficult and takes longer than I thought. I’ve just decided to learn the electric guitar and have already attended my first class. How long do you think I should practice daily so I don’t get overwhelmed? Music really helps me relax after a stressful day at work. I feel very excited to start exploring a completely different genre of music.
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These families show that love and care are more important than shared DNA. Families today can be many different types, not only the usual mom-dad-kids home. Altogether, these changes help people see that a family is any group that gives support and happiness. Online platforms help people create new families, such as single parents living together or two parents of the same gender. Many families also include grandparents, friends, or step-parents who may live together and share daily responsibilities.
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My father usually does the heavy lifting—lifting groceries and fixing things—while my mother buys groceries, sets the table, and cooks meals. This fair distribution of chores was recently recognized when our family was awarded a small certificate by our community center—an appreciable result that made us all feel proud and motivated to keep supporting each other. Even our youngest sister gratefully feeds our puppy, showing how small chores can benefit her confidence and life skills from a young age. Our family truly appreciates sharing household chores because it creates a sense of gratitude and responsibility in each of us. My siblings and I take turns washing dishes, doing the laundry, taking out the rubbish, and watering the plants, which helps us learn responsibility and character through real experience.
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