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Examiner to ask questions from EITHER Frame 1 or Frame 2
Frame 1 (Where you live now)
Let’s talk about where you live now
- Which town or city do you live in now?
- Are there any things you don’t like about your area? (What are they?)
- Do you think you will continue to live there for a long time? (Why? Why not?)
- What are some changes in the area recently?
- Do you live in a house or an apartment?
- What is your favourite room in your home? (Why?)
- What things make your home pleasant to live in? (Why?)
- Are the people in your neighbourhood nice and friendly?
- Do you know any of your neighbours?
- Is the place where you live quiet or noisy?
Frame 2 (Work/ Study)
Let’s talk about what you do. Do you work or are you a student?
(Work)
- What kind of work do you do?
- What do you find most interesting about your work? (Why?)
- Which is more important to you – the people you work with or the work you do? (Why?)
- Do you work best in the morning or the afternoon? (Why?)
- Would you like to change the place you work? (Why?)
(Study)
- What do you study?
- What do you find most interesting about your studies? (Why?)
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- Which is more important to you—the teachers or the other students on your course?
(Why?)
- How much time do you spend studying every week?
- How do you usually travel to the city where you study?
- Do you study best in the morning or the afternoon? (Why?)
- Have you always wanted to study this subject/ these subjects (Why/ Why not?)
Topic Part 1 Mới
1. Coins
1. Do you often carry coins with you?
No, my country doesn’t use coins anymore. So using mobile payments being all
the rage, it’s much easier to just use my phone for everything. Carrying coins feels
like a hassle, especially since they can weigh down my purse.
2. Have you ever collected coins?

Answer 1: Yes, I used to collect coins as a hobby when I was younger. I was fascinated by
different designs and currencies, especially foreign coins.
Answer 2: No, I’ve never collected coins because I never found it particularly interesting. I
prefer spending coins rather than keeping them.
3. Do you think it’s convenient to use coins?

Answer 1: Like I said, coin is outdated, most people prefer mobile payments. Carrying and
counting coins can be a hassle, especially when you need to make exact changes.
Answer 2: Well, for countries still using this currency, I’d say coins can be quite convenient
for small purchases, like buying drinks from vending machines or paying for bus fares.
They’re easy to use when the transaction amount is small.
4. Did you use coins as a child?

Answer: Definitely. When I was little, coins were a significant part of my daily life, especially
when it came to buying small items like candies, snacks, or toys from the local store. I
remember having a small piggy bank where I would save my coins, and it was always
exciting to hear the jingle of coins as I shook it.

2. Talking to others
1. Do you like to talk with others?
Answer 1: Yes, I enjoy talking with others, especially when it's with friends or people I get
along with. Conversations can be really interesting and fun. It's a great way to share ideas
and stay connected. Plus, talking helps me relax and unwind.
2. Do you like to talk a lot with others?

Answer: It depends on the situation and who I'm with. If the conversation is engaging, I can
talk for hours. But if it's small talk, I might keep it short. I think it's all about finding the right
balance and reading the room.
3. Did you like to talk with others when you were a child?
Answer: Yes, I was pretty chatty as a kid. I loved telling stories and asking questions. Talking
to others was my way of exploring the world around me. I guess I’ve always been curious
and enjoyed connecting with people
4. What topics do you usually enjoy discussing with others?
3. Bike
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1. Did you have a bike when you were young?
Answer 1: Yes, my first bike was a birthday gift from my dad. It was a baby pink one with a
lovely front basket ,and a pink helmet as well.
My dad taught me how to ride a bike and he said that every time’ I rode, I should wear the
helmet for safety reasons.
Answer 2:
Yes, I did have a bike when I was much younger. The bike I had was a blue-colored one with
training wheels, and it was a birthday gift from my grandparents.
I remember, feeling so excited receiving this gift, as this was the very first bike I had owned.
2. Do you have a bike now?

Answer: Nowadays, I don't ride a bike as often as I used to. I live in a city where traffic can be
pretty chaotic, so I mainly use public transportation or walk. However, I still enjoy an
occasional bike ride on the weekends for some exercise and relaxation.
3. Do you often ride a bike now?

Answer 1: No. To be honest, I prefer to take a subway or just walk there when it’s not that
far. For the long distance, riding is not as convenient as taking a bus or a subway.
Besides, I love the whole walking thing. I love to walk everywhere, to my apartment, to the
bus stop, out for dinner etc..
Answer 2:
No, I don’t ride a bike now when I go out. My college and favorite hangout spots are located
far from my house, so it isn’t practical to ride a bike when I’m going to those places. Using
public transport is a much quicker way for me to get around.
4. Are bikes popular in your country?

Answer: Absolutely, bikes are quite popular in Vietnam. They're a common mode of
transportation, especially in smaller towns and rural areas. Many people use them for their
daily commute, and you'll often see bike racks filled with them in the city centers.
4. Free Time
1. What do you like to do in your free time?
In my free time, I enjoy reading fiction and non-fiction, as it helps me unwind and stimulates
my mind. I also stay active by jogging or going to the gym. Recently, I've started
experimenting with cooking different cuisines, which has become a fun way to spend my
weekends.s.
2. What kinds of activities do you often do in your spare time?
I often spend my spare time watching movies or shows, meeting friends for coffee, and
sometimes practicing a bit of photography. I also enjoy cycling, especially in the quieter
areas of the city.
3. How do you often relax yourself on weekends?
On weekends, I like to wind down by hitting the gym, as working out helps me clear my
head. I also catch up with friends over coffee, which is a great way to unwind and stay

connected. At home, I enjoy binge-watching movies or series to recharge for the week
ahead
5. Perfume
1. Do you like perfume?
Answer 1:Yes, I really like perfume because it adds a pleasant touch to my personal style. A
good fragrance can boost my confidence, especially when going to important events or
socializing with others.
Answer 2:No, I'm not particularly fond of perfume because I prefer natural scents.
Sometimes strong fragrances can be overwhelming, and I like to keep things simple.
2. Do you use perfume?
Answer 1:Yes, I use perfume regularly, especially when I go out for special occasions or
meet with friends. It makes me feel more polished and presentable.
Answer 2: No, I don't use perfume very often. I think it's unnecessary for my everyday
routine, and I usually rely on personal hygiene to stay fresh.
3. Where do you spray perfume?
Answer 1:I usually spray perfume on my wrists and behind my ears because these pulse
points help the fragrance last longer. Sometimes, I also apply a little on my clothes.
Answer 2: I prefer to spray perfume lightly on my clothes instead of directly on my skin. This
way, the scent stays with me without being too strong.
4. Do you give perfume as a gift?
Answer 1:Yes, I think perfume makes a great gift, especially for close friends or family
members. It's personal and thoughtful, and I try to choose a scent that suits the person's
taste.
Answer 2: No, I don't usually send perfume as a gift because I think it's hard to know what
scent someone else likes. I prefer giving more practical gifts.

6. Teachers
1. Do you have a favorite teacher?
Answer 1: Yes , my favorite teacher is my high school literature teacher. She made the
subject so interesting and really encouraged me to think critically. Her passion for literature
contagious and it had a lasting impact on me
Answer 2: No, I don’t have a specific favorite teacher. I believe all my teachers have
contributed to my education in different ways, so I appreciate them all equally.
2. Do you have a teacher from your past that you still remember?
Answer 1: Yes, I still remember my primary school math teacher. She was very patient and
made sure everyone in the class understood the concepts before moving on to the next
topic.
Answer 2: Yes, I remember my middle school history teacher because he had a unique way
of teaching. He used stories and real-life examples to make history interesting and relevant.
3. In what way did your favorite teacher help you?

Answer 1: My favorite teacher helped me improve my English skills significantly. She provide
extra materials, gave me personalized feedback, and always motivated me to do better
Answer 2: My favorite teacher helped me build confidence. She always believed in my

abilities, which encouraged me to participate more in class and not be afraid of making
mistakes.
4. Do you want to be a teacher in the future?

Answer 1: Yes, I would like to be a teacher in the future because I enjoy helping others learn
and grow. Teaching seems like a rewarding career where I can make a positive impact on
students' lives.
Answer 2: No, I don't want to be a teacher because I think it's a very challenging job that
requires a lot of patience and dedication, which I don't think I have.
5. Are you still in touch with your primary teachers?

Answer 1: Yes, I still occasionally contact my primary school teachers, especially during
holidays. It's nice to catch up and thank them for their guidance in my early years.
Answer 2: No, I'm not in touch with my primary school teachers because I moved to a
different city after graduation, and it was hard to maintain contact.
7. Fish and Fishing

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1. Is fishing popular in your country?
Answer 1: Absolutely! Fishing is one of the common hobbies that people in this country
enjoy during summertime. So, people can expect that some rivers or lakes are crowded with
people who enjoy this hobby every summer.
Answer 2: FIshing is quite popular in my country. It’s a recreational activity enjoyed by

many, especially in coastal regions and near lakes or rivers. Many families have a tradition of
going fishing together on weekends.
2. Did you like eating fish when you were a child?

Answer 1: I'm quite fond of eating fish. It's not only a healthy source of protein but also
offers diverse flavors and cooking methods. Grilled salmon and sushi are personal favorites
Answer 2: I’m not a big fan of eating fish. I hate the smell of it and I feel uncomfortable with
its texture when I start swallowing and chewing it. I feel like I eat some cotton when I eat
fish. Well, I don’t know, maybe I’m just too fussy
3. Have you ever been to a place where there are lots of fish around you?
Answer 1: Yes, actually l’ve had been surrounded by a lot of fish on several occasions.
One memorable example was during a cruise trip to Binh Hung Island last year.
The boat took us to a nearby island where everyone indulged in snorkeling (đắm chìm
vào lặn biển).
Although I didn’t go down, the sea water was crystal clear (trong suốt), and I observed a
lot of fish swarming around (tụ tập xung quanh) our boat.

Answer 2: I've visited aquariums where I was surrounded by fascinating marine life. The
vibrant colors, diverse species, and the feeling of being underwater without getting wet are
truly captivating. It's a unique experience
ce that provides insight into the beauty and diversity of the underwater world
Tôi đã đến thăm các thủy cung nơi tôi được bao quanh bởi các sinh vật biển hấp dẫn. Màu
sắc rực rỡ, các loài đa dạng và cảm giác ở dưới nước mà không bị ướt thực sự quyến rũ. Đó
là một trải nghiệm độc đáo cung cấp cái nhìn sâu sắc về vẻ đẹp và sự đa dạng của thế giới
dưới nước
8. Laughing
1. Do you like watching movies that make you laugh?
Answer 1: Yes, I really enjoy watching funny movies because they help me relax and take a
break from my studies. Comedy films are a great way to relieve stress and improve my
mood.
Answer 2: Absolutely! Watching films is one of my favorite pastimes. It’s a great way
to unwind and escape into different worlds, even if just for a couple of hours
2. Do you think you are a funny person?

Answer 1: Yes, I think I’m a funny person. I enjoy making jokes and seeing people laugh,
especially when I’m with my close friends.
Answer 2: No, I don’t consider myself a funny person. I’m more serious and tend to focus on
meaningful conversations rather than making people laugh.
3. When was the last time you laughed?

Answer 1: Just yesterday, I burst out laughing at a hilarious meme my friend sent me. It was
so funny, I couldn’t help but laugh out loud. Moments like these are priceless.
Answer 2: The last time I laughed was yesterday while watching a comedy show with my
friends. We couldn't stop laughing at some of the hilarious jokes.
Answer 3: I don't remember exactly, but it was probably a few days ago. I usually laugh
when I'm chatting with friends or watching something funny online.

4. Do you always laugh at a funny things?

Answer 1: Yes, I always laugh at funny things. I think laughter is a great way to stay positive,
and I appreciate humor in different situations, even small ones.
Answer 2: No, I don't always laugh at funny things. Sometimes, I might not find something
funny, especially if it's a type of humor that doesn' appeal to me.
5. Are you a person who often makes others laugh?

Answer 1: I think yes, My friends often say I’m a barrel of laughs. I enjoy telling funny stories
and seeing everyone crack up
Answer 2: No, I'm not someone who often makes others laugh. I prefer listening to others
and enjoying their humor rather than being the one to make jokes.
9. Road
1. Are the roads in the area where you live busy?
Answer 1: Quite busy, especially during rush hours. The main road near my place is always
packed with cars and buses. But the side streets are quieter, which nice for walking or
cycling when you want to avoid the hustle and bustle
Answer 2: Yes, they can get quite busy, especially during rush hours. The traffic tends to
slow down a lot, and sometimes it feels like everyone is trying to get somewhere at the same
time.
2. How do you cross the road in the city where you live?
Answer 1: We have a mix of options. There are zebra crossings and traffic lights at major
intersections. In busy areas, there are also overhead pedestrian bridges. Some people
jaywalk, though it’s risky and not recommended
Answer 2: Most people use pedestrian crossings or wait for the traffic lights to turn green.
But I’ve noticed that some people just cross wherever they can, which can be a bit
dangerous.
3. How is the condition of the roads in your city?

Answer 1: Overall, not bad, but there's definitely room for improvement. Most major
roads are in decent shape, though you'll find the occasional pothole. The real issue is
with some of the older residential streets - they can be quite bumpy. During rush hour,
the main arteries get pretty congested, which isn't great for the road surface
Answer 2: Yes, there's a street called Hai Ba Trung, which is really popular. It's known for
its shops and restaurants, so it's always busy with locals and tourists.
4. Do you think the roads in your city need improvement?
Answer 1: Absolutely. While they're functional, there's a lot we could do better. I'd love to
see more cycling lanes to encourage eco-friendly transport. Improving traffic flow at
major intersections would be a big help too. Oh, and don't get me started on parking - we
desperately need better parking solutions there. It's not just about fixing what we have,
but rethinking our road systems for the future.
Answer 2: I think we need better public transportation to reduce the number of cars on the
road. Also improving the condition of the roads would help a lot, especially in terms of safety
4. Have you watched the TV program about fish?

Answer :
Well, yes! The first one that comes to my mind is Finding Nemo.
It is a movie about the undersea adventures of a clownfish called Nemo. I watched it when I
was really young.
Even though I can’t recall the details of the movie now, I still vividly remember the vibrant
undersea world it portrayed.
5. Why do people go fishing?

Answer : Fishing is a calming sport… well, It’s a hobby really for mót people. I often see
people fishing on the Red river in Hanoi. Usually it’s men who enjoy fishing. They sit on little
chairs, with long fishing rods, and seem to sit there all day hoping to get a bite from a fish. I
think they do it just as a form of relaxation, more than the desire to catch lots of fish.

10. Good view

1. What is the view like around the place where you live
Answer 1:The view around my home is quite nice. I live near a park with lots of trees and
greenery, so I often see people jogging or enjoying nature, which makes the surroundings
very peaceful.
Answer 2:The view around my place is not particularly great. I live in a busy city area with
lots of buildings and traffic, so I mostly see concrete and cars rather than natural beauty
.
2. Have you seen an unforgettable view?
Answer 1: An unforgettable view? Oh, absolutely! I once saw a sunset so beautiful, I forgot
all my problems... until my phone battery died, and I realized I was lost in a park. Now that's
unforgettable!
Answer 2:No, I haven't seen any particularly unforgettable scenery yet. I've visited a few
places, but none have been so stunning that I can call them unforgettable.
3. Would you take photos when you see a good view?

Answer 1: Yes, I always take photos when I see a good view. I like to capture beautiful
moments and share them with friends or post them on social media.
Answer 2:No, I don't usually take photos even when I see a good view. I prefer to enjoy the
moment without distractions, and taking photos can take me out of the experience.
4. What is your favorite place?

Answer 1: My favorite place is the city center, where there are lots of modern shops,
restaurants, and entertainment. I enjoy the energy of the city and being able to try different
things.
Answer 2: My favorite place is the city center, where there are lots of modern shops,
restaurants, and entertainment. I enjoy the energy of the city and being able to try different
things.

11. Teamwork
1. Do you like teamwork?
Answer: Yes, I do. I like working with others and sharing ideas. It often leads to better
results. But it depends on the team. When everyone works well together and talk openly, it
can be really fun and helpful.
Answer: Yes, I do enjoy teamwork because it allows me to collaborate with others, share
ideas, and achieve goals more efficiently. I find that working with others often leads to
creative solutions that I might not have come up with on my own.
2. Have you ever worked with others in a team?
Answer: Yes, I have. I've worked in teams at school and at work. Each time was different, but
I learned a lot about how to work well with others. It's been a good way to learn new skills.
Answer: Yes, I've had many opportunities to work in teams, both in academic settings and in
my workplace. For example, I often teamed up with classmates for group projects during my
studies, and at work, I collaborated with colleagues on various tasks regularly.
3. Have you ever worked in a group in junior high school?
Yes, I worked in groups often during junior high school. We had group projects in subjects
like science and history, where we had to collaborate on presentations or reports.
4. Are you currently working in a group?
At the moment, I’m not involved in any group work, but I often collaborate with colleagues on
tasks at work, so teamwork is still a big part of my daily routine.
5. Do you prefer to work alone or in a group?
It depends on the task. If it’s something creative or that requires multiple viewpoints, I prefer
working in a group. But for tasks that require deep focus, I prefer working alone. I like the
balance between the two.

12. Making friends

1. Do you like making friends?
Answer :Absolutely! I think each new friend is a chance to learn something new, whether it's
about a different culture, a unique hobby or just a fresh way of looking at the world. Plus,
friends are there for you when you are in tough times, and that support is priceless.
2. Did you make a lot of friends when you were a child?
Answer : Yes, I did. I had a pretty good group of friends. We were always into the same
hobbies, like playing hide-and-seek or just hanging out at the local park. It was a lot of fun,
and those friendships really helped shape who I am today.
3. Have you made any friends recently
Answer : Yes, of course. You know, just last semester, I joined a club for environmental
protection, and I made some really cool friends there. What impressed me most was John,
he's so nice, and he helped me a lot when we were working on a group project. Now we still
keep in touch with each other.
4. What do you often talk about with your friends?
Answer :When I'm with my friends, we often talk about a variety of topics. We might discuss
our work, hobbies, or recent experiences. We also share our thoughts on current events,
movies, music, or books. Sometimes, we talk about our hopes and dreams for the future, or
reflect on memories we've shared. Ultimately, the conversations are wide-ranging and
interesting, which is why I enjoy spending time with my friends.
13. Place of study

1. Do you prefer to study at home or in a library?
Answer 1: I prefer studying at home because it's quiet, and I can arrange my schedule freely.
I don't have to worry about distractions, and I can study in a comfortable environment.
Answer 2: I prefer studying in the library because it has a focused atmosphere. I'm less likely
to get distracted there, and the access to resources like books and journals is very helpful.
2. What is your favorite place to study?

Answer 1: My favorite place to study is my bedroom, where I've set up a study desk with
good lighting and no noise. It's a personal space where I can focus without distractions.

Answer 2: My favorite place to study is a quiet café near my house. The relaxed atmosphere
and a cup of coffee help me stay motivated and focused for long periods of time.
3. What part of your school do you like the most?

Answer 1: I like the library the most because it's where I can study quietly and access a lot of
useful materials. It's a place that helps me concentrate and work efficiently.
Answer 2: I like the sports field the most because it's where I can relax and play sports with
friends after a long day of classes. It's a great place to unwind and stay active.
4. Do you prefer to work at home or in the workplace?

Answer 1:I prefer working at home because it gives me flexibility in managing my time, and I
can avoid the hassle of commuting. I also feel more comfortable in my own space.
Answer 2:I prefer working in the workplace because it allows me to interact with colleagues
and get quick feedback. The office environment is more professional and keeps me focused.
5. Do you prefer to work alone or in a group?

Answer 1:I prefer working alone because I can focus better and manage my tasks without
distractions. I also enjoy the independence of working at my own pace.
Answer 2:I prefer working in a group because it allows for idea sharing and collaboration.
Working with others often leads to more creative solutions and a sense of teamwork.
Topic Part 1 Cũ
Examiner to choose TWO further frames from frames
Part 1
1. Science
1. Do/did you enjoy science lessons at school? (Why/Why not?)
2. What is the science subject you are most interested in? (Why?)
3. Is it easy for you to learn science subjects? (Why/Why not?)

4. Do you watch science programmes on TV? (Why/Why not?)
5. Are science museums popular in…./your country? (Why/Why not?)
6. What impact can science subjects bring to you? (Why?)
2 . Free Time & Weekend
1. Do you like to go to the cinema/movies at weekends?(Why/Why not?)
2. Who do you go with? Alone or with others?
3. What do you enjoy doing most on weekends?( Why/Why not?)
4. Are you planning to do anything special next weekend?( Why/Why not?)
5. What kinds of activities do you often do in your spare time?
6. How do you often relax yourself on weekends?
7. How do your surrounding friends relax?
3. Number & Maths
1. What numbers do you like?
2. What numbers are important to you?
3. Are you good at remembering telephone numbers?
4. Do you need to use numbers in the future?
5. Do you like learning maths?
6. Do you think it’s difficult to learn maths well?
4. Art
1. Do you like drawing?
2. Did you learn drawing when you were a child?
3. Is it important for children to learn art at school?
4. Have you ever been to the art gallery?

5. Is it interesting to become an artist?
6. Are there any paintings on the wall of your home?
7. What kind of pictures do you like to put up in your home?
5. Languages
1. What languages do you speak? (Why?)
2. Do you think English is an easy or a difficult language to learn? (Why?)
3. How did you learn English?
4. How are languages taught and learned in your school?
5. Would you like to learn any other languages? (Why /Why not?)
7. Sharing
1. Do you have anything to share with others recently?
2. Did your parents teach you to share when you were a child?
3. What kind of things do you like to share with others?
4. What kind of things are not suitable for sharing?
8. Daily routine or Morning Time
1. What’s your morning /weekend routine?
2. Is breakfast important?
3. Do you have breakfast everyday?
4. Why is breakfast the most important meal of the day?
5. Do you want to change your morning routine?

6. Are there any differences between what you do in the morning now and what you did in
the past?
9. Flowers
1. Do you like flowers?
2. Do you like to receive flowers as a gift ?
3. Have you planted any flowers?
4. What kinds of flowers do you know?
5. Are there any flowers that have special meanings in VietNam?
10. Reading or Newspapers
1. What is the best age for children to start reading?
2. Which do you prefer, e-books or paper-books?
3. How do you usually get news?
4. How do your friends get news?
5. Do you talk about news with your friends?
6. Do you prefer reading newspapers or magazines?(Why?)
7. Do you think news is easier to read online than in newspapers?(Why/Why not?)
8. What kinds of information in newspapers or magazines do you find most useful? (Why?)
11. Chocolate
1. Do you like eating chocolate? (Why/ Why not?)
2. Did you give chocolate to someone as a gift?
3. Did you often eat chocolate when you were a child?

4. When was the first time you ate chocolate?
5. Why do you think chocolate is popular around the world?
6. Do you think people use chocolate differently now than in the past?
7. What's your favourite flavour of chocolate?
8. Is chocolate good for our health?
12. Outer space and stars
1. Do you learn about outer space and arts at school?
2. Do you enjoy watching films about outer space and stars?
3. Do you want to study outer space and stars?
4. Do you want to travel to outer space in the future?
13. T-shirts
1. Do you usually wear T-shirts?
2. Do you like T-shirts with pictures or prints?
3. Do you think older people who wear T-shirts are fashionable?
4. Have you ever bought a T-shirt as a souvenir from a holiday/vacation?
14. Small businesses
1 Are there any famous small businesses in the area you live in?
2 Do you prefer buying things from small or big companies?
3 Have you ever worked in small businesses?
4 Have you ever thought about starting your own business?
15. Jewellery
1. Do you often wear jewellery?

2. What type of jewellery do you like?
3. Have you ever given jewellery to someone as a gift?
4. Why do you think some people wear a piece of jewellery for a long time?
16. Library
1. Do you often go to the library?
2. Would you ever like to work in a library?
3. Did you use a library more when you were younger?
4. How common is it for children to visit libraries in…/ your country?
17. Staying up late
1. Do you often stay up late at night? (Why/Why not?)
2. Did you stay up late more often when you were younger? (Why/Why not?)
3. What do you generally do when you stay up late? (Why/Why not?)
4. How do you feel the day after you have stayed up late? (Why?)
18. Music
1. Do you like music? Why / Why not?
2. What type of music do you like to listen to when you are alone? Why?
3. Has the music that you listen to changed since you were young?
4. Do you think older and younger generations prefer different types of music?
5. Is there any music concert that you want to go to?

19. Keys
1. Do you always bring a lot of keys with you?
2. Have you ever lost your key?
3. Do you often forget the keys and lock yourself out?
4. Do you think it’s a good idea to leave your keys with a neighbour?
20. Relax
1. What would you do to relax?
2. Do you think doing sports is a good way to relax?
3. Do you think vacation is a good time to relax?
4. Do you think students need more relaxing time?
21. Sports
1. Did you do any sport when you were younger? (Why/Why not?)
2. Have you ever supported a sports team? (Why/ Why not?)
3. Do you enjoy watching sports? (Why/Why not?)
4. Do you think there is too much sport on television in your country? (Why/Why not?)
22. Cinema / films
1. What type of movies do you like?
2. Do you often go to the cinema?
3. Do you like watching movies in the cinema or at home?

23. Holidays
1. Where did you go for your last holiday?
2. Do you like holidays? Why?
3. Which public holiday do you like best?
24. Internet
1. When did you start using the internet?
2. How often do you go online?
3. How does the internet influence people?
4. Do you think you spend too much time online?
5. What you you do without the internet?
25. Neighbours
1. How often do you see your neighbors?
2. Do you know your neighbour well?
Topic Part 2 Mới

1. Describe a prize you have received (eg a medal)

You should say:
What it was
when you received it
what you did to receive it
And explain how you felt about it
I’m not a big competition taker, so I’ve not won that many rewards my entire life. But for
any that I've taken part in, I always put all my heart and soul into it and cherish every single
reward I’m given. One of such prizes is an antiquarian copy of the book “Gone with the
wind” I won in an online book review competition last year.
The reason I participated in the event was because I have a love for old books. As
someone who is a bit old-school and nostalgic, I’ve always wanted to have a collection of
rare copies of used books. Yet, antique book collecting seems to be quite a bit of a pricey
hobby, so I just now and then seek opportunities to earn a give-away, for example, by
taking part in a competition.
The book I won is simply something I’ve always desired for. It was still in a very good
condition for its age when I opened the parcel and got the book out. It has a dark navy
cloth-bound cover, wrapped in a dust jacket in Victorian inspired style. The board and spine
titles are gold foil stamped, and the binding stays intact despite some edge wear and spine
chip.
According to the competition organizer’s claim, this copy was printed in a limited number of
100 copies only. That means it's worth quite a considerable value, and I just felt in sheer
bliss for becoming one of the 100 owners of the edition.
Part 3
1. Do you think competition is all about the prize?
2. What prizes should schools set for students?
3. What criteria should be sent for students to win a particular prize?
4. Why do many companies often give prizes to their customers?
2. Describe a person who likes to read a lot

You should say:
Who he/she is

How you knew he/she

What does he/she read
And explain why you think he/she likes to read a lot
Answer 1:
One of the most bookish people I know is my friend Linh. I first met her in high school, and
I still remember it clearly-she was sitting in a corner of the library, completely lost in a thick
novel, oblivious to the chaos of students around her. It was like the world outside didn't
exist for her. What really caught my attention wasn't just the fact that she was reading, but
*what* She was reading. It was some deep philosophy book, something I wouldn't even
think to pick up at that age!
Over the years, I' ve seen her devour all sorts of books. From fiction to nonfiction, she's
never limited herself to one genre. One week she is engrossed in Vietnamese history, and
the next, she's diving into a psychological thriller. What is fascinating is that it's never just
about the act of reading for Wei. Every time she finishes a book, she seems to emerge with
new insights or questions. She' I talk about the characters like they're old friends or
challenge me with a philosophical debate she picked up from her latest
What I think drives her love for reading is her endless curiosity. Wei reads not just to
escape, but to understand the world better. Books are her window to new cultures, ideas,
and perspectives, and every time she turns a page, she is expanding her view of the world.
I honestly believe it's her way of staying grounded while constantly learning something
new.
It's inspiring to see how deeply she connects with every story, every idea.
Part 3:
1. Do you like reading?
2. Is reading important for teenagers?
3. Do you think parents should help their children develop the reading habit from an early
age?
4. What content do people prefer to spend time watching?
5. Do people spend more time watching entertainment or learning content?
3. Describe a person who is good at making things by hand ( toys,

furniture, …)
You should say:
Who this person is
What he/she makes
How do you feel

And explain why that person is good at making things by hand
Answer 1:
The person I would like to describe is my father. He has a passion for woodworking and
spends his free time making various pieces of furniture. Over the years, he has crafted
many unique tables and cabinets, each with its own distinct design.
My father enjoys making things by hand because it allows him to express his creativity
and attention to detail. He finds great satisfaction in transforming raw materials into
beautiful and functional items. It's his way of unwinding and doing something
productive at the same time. He often says that working with his hands helps him clear his
mind and feel a sense of accomplishment. Additionally, he loves the challenge of
creating something from scratch and seeing the final product come to life.
I have a lot of admiration for my father and his dedication to his craft. Watching him work
so diligently has taught me the value of patience and hard work. His creations are not just
pieces of furniture; they are works of art that reflect his skill and passion. I feel proud to
have such a talented and hardworking person in my life. His love for woodworking has also
inspired me to appreciate the beauty of handmade items and the effort that goes into
creating them. It's a joy to see him so happy and fulfilled by his hobby
Part 3:
1. Are traditional handicrafts important to tourism?
2. How important are traditional handicrafts to a country’s industry?
3. is it reasonable to charge a high price for handmade things?
4. How does modern technology change the handicraft?
4. Describe an online video where you learned something new

You should say:
When and where you watched it
what it was
why you watched it
and explain what you have learned from it
Answer 1:
I’m really into learning cooking on the Internet. There is a website called the Expert of Cate
with thousands of videos about cooking, which is very popular teaching visitors how to cook
simple but tasty food. Each lesson is produced in video with up-to-date culinary tips and
advice, along with the tasty recipes. I believe it appeals to anyone who love life and food
particularly.

There is a woman hostess in the video whose sound is really kindly. She looks like a patient
and kind-hearted housewife, as same as my lovely mom. She is good at cooking all kinds of
food, and teaching you how to cook it yourself step by step as well.
I always get access to the website to learn some new food during the weekends, especially
before starting preparing the dinner at night. I only spend no more than five minutes to learn
a new recipe, sitting in front of my computer and taking some notes from time to time.
Thanks to this website, I can cook something for my family now. Although I can’t cook very
well, I will acquire a sense of achievement when someone enjoys my dishes. Besides, this
website helped a lot and changed me from a layman to a person who enjoys cooking. On top
of that, it may be an easy way to let off steam during the weekend after a one-week tiring
work.
Answer 2:
I watched this video about six months ago on YouTube while I was at home. I had some free
time one weekend, so I decided to browse through some educational content.
The video was a tutorial on basic photography techniques, particularly focusing on how to
use natural light to enhance the quality of photos. It was part of a photography series
created by a well-known professional photographer, who aimed to teach beginners how to
improve their skills with simple yet effective tips.
I watched it because I had recently developed an interest in photography and wanted to learn
more about how to take better pictures. I was particularly intrigued by the idea of using
natural light because I had always found it challenging to get the right lighting in my photos.
From this video, I learned a lot about how to position my subject in relation to the light
source, how to avoid harsh shadows, and how to create a soft, diffused light effect that
makes the photos look more professional. The tutorial was very practical and easy to follow,
and I could immediately apply what I learned to my photography. It significantly improved the
quality of my photos, and I felt more confident in my ability to capture beautiful images
without needing expensive equipment.
Part 3:
1. What kinds of videos are most popular in your country?
2. Are there many people who watch online videos a lot?
3. Do you think people spend too much time on watching short videos? Why?
4. Why are so many young people obsessed with short videos?
5. What are the advantages of online learning?
6. Do you think online learning will replace face-to-face learning?

5. Describe a person who always has strong opinions

You should say
Who this person is
How you knew him/her
why you think he/she is an opinionated person
and explain how you feed about him/her
The person I would like to describe is my. friend, Alex. I met Alex during my college years,
and from the very beginning, it was clear that he was someone who had a lot to say about
almost everything. He's a person full of energy, always ready to jump into a discussion with
his well-thought-out opinions.
Alex is mature beyond his years, likely. because of his wide range of life experiences.
He has traveled to many countries, worked in different industries, and faced various
challenges. These experiences have given him a unique perspective on life, and he's not
shy. about sharing his views. Whether it's politics,. technology, or social issues, Alex
always has a strong opinion. He's the type of person who can argue his point with passion,
often backing up his thoughts with facts and examples.
I admire Alex's ability to express his thoughts so clearly and confidently. However,. his
strong opinions can sometimes be overwhelming. There are times when he becomes too
stubborn and isn't willing to consider other viewpoints. Despite this, I respect his passion
and conviction. It's refreshing to see someone who stands firm in their beliefs and isn't
afraid to voice them,. even if it means going against the grain.
Overall, Alex's strong opinions make him a fascinating person to be around, and l've
learned a lot from our conversations.
Part 3:
1. What aspects do young people have strong opinions about?
2. What aspects do old people have strong opinions about?
7. Describe a time when you answered a phone call from someone

you didn’t know in a public place
You should say
Where it happened
what he/she said
how you corresponded
and explain how you feed about the experience

Part 3
1. Do most people mind people talking on the phone in public places?
2. What are the differences between sitting beside a person who keeps talking on the
phone and a person who keeps talking to you?
3. Why do some people not care what they do in public places?
4. Do you think parents should teach their children not to behave badly in public
places?
Something interesting happened to me last week when I was in a classroom. I was sitting
there, waiting for a lesson to start, and suddenly my phone rang. It was an unknown
number, but out of curiosity, I decided to pick it up. To my surprise, it was a salesperson
from an education center.
The person on the other end started talking about different tutoring programs for children,
focusing on subjects like math, Vietnamese, and English. He was quite enthusiastic,
explaining how the programs could help improve academic performance and prepare
students for exams. After listening for a moment, I politely interrupted and said, "I think
you've made a mistake. My child hasn't been born yet, so your call is a bit too early by a
few years, actually."
The salesperson was silent for a second, probably feeling a bit embarrassed, and then
apologized before quickly ending the call.
After I hung up, I couldn't help but laugh a little at the situation. But at the same time, it
made me feel a bit uneasy because it reminded me how much personal information is out
there, even when it shouldn't be. It's worrying that someone got my number and assumed I
had a child.
8. Describe an old friend you had lost touch with and got in
contact with again
You should say:
Who he/she is
How you knew each other
Why you lost contact
How you got in contact again
And explain how you felt after getting in contact again
Answer:
Introduction:
Everyone loses contact with their friend, especially school friends and college friends. I
also went through the same situation and lost contact with a school friend, this happened
because I was very busy with my job, which I started after school.

Who is he or she?
She is one of my closest school friends, with whom I used to enjoy my school time, and
without her, the school days were so disgusting. Her name is Preeti. We both have studied
together for more than 10 years, and his father is involved in a family clothing business.
She was about to join her father’s business and was moving to another state. At the same
time, she gave me her mobile phone number, but unfortunately, I lost the phone number,
so I was not able to have contact with her.
How did you get in contact?

Last month, I was scrolling through my Facebook account. When I entered her name in the
search bar, I found her Facebook account, and I sent her a friend request. The very next
day, unexpectedly, she accepted my friend request, and after that,. We just talked to each
other on Facebook and exchanged our phone numbers. We started calling each other.
and explain how you feel about it.
I am genuinely happy to have gotten in contact with her over many years, and now,
whenever we call each other, we always talk about our old days and the memories that we
have created together during school time.
Part 3
1. Is it better to have a lot of friends than just a few friends
2. Would having a few friends limit your horizons?
3. Do you think you are good at maintaining good relationships with others?
4. Why do old friends lose touch with each other?
5. why do people need to make new friends
6. Why do we have to give up some old friends?
9. Describe the most expensive item you have ever bought
You should say:
When and Where you bought it
What it was
What you used it for
And explain how you liked it
The most expensive item I’ve ever bought was my iPhone 16 Pro Max, which I purchased
about a month ago from a local Apple store.

I chose this model because I needed a phone that could handle everything from
photography to video calls, and I wanted the latest features. The iPhone 16 Pro Max offers
an incredible camera, which is perfect for capturing high-quality photos and videos.
Since I bought it, I’ve been using it for various tasks, including managing my schedule,
staying connected with friends, and enjoying my favorite apps. The camera has really
impressed me; I love taking photos during outings and the results are stunning.
I absolutely love this phone. The performance is smooth, and the display is vibrant and clear.
Investing in such a high-quality device has made my daily life easier and more enjoyable.
Overall, it was a significant purchase, but it has definitely been worth every penny!
Part 3:
1. Do people spend too much time shopping these days? Why?
2. Do you think expensive things are worth their prices?
3. Do you think women enjoy buying expensive things more than men?
10 . Describe a cultural place (library, museum, theater)

You should say:
Where it is
How you knew this place
What it is like
And explain how the place is related to culture
Answer:
I’d like to share my experience visiting the “Cultural Heritage Museum” which is situated in
the heart of my hometown. It’s a unique museum that focuses on preserving the history
and traditions of our region.
When you step inside, you’re immediately surrounded by a variety of artifacts and displays
that showcase the rich cultural heritage of our community. From traditional costumes to
ancient tools, the museum offers a glimpse into our past. I last visited the museum a few
months ago with my family.
We were celebrating my grandparents’ anniversary, and we thought it would be a

meaningful way to connect with our roots. The museum not only reminded us of our
heritage but also allowed us to appreciate the progress our society has made.
In comparison to other museums I’ve been to, the Cultural Heritage Museum stands out for
its personal touch. The staff there are incredibly knowledgeable and enthusiastic about

sharing stories behind each exhibit. It truly feels like a journey through time, and it’s an
experience I hold dear.
Part 3
1. How does the internet affect culture?
2. How is a culture formed?
3. What kind of culture is popular among the young?
4. How do young people learn about different cultures?
11. Describe a person who other people often

asked advice for
You should say:
Who this person was
Why you asked for the advice
What the advice was
And explain how you felt about the advice
A person whom others often seek advice from is my uncle, Nam. He's a successful
businessman and has a wealth of experience in various areas from finance to personal
relationships. I've seen many of our family members, friends, and even neighbors turn to
him when they're facing a difficult situation
I remember a time when I personally asked for his advice. It was when I was trying to
decide on my major for university. I was torn between choosing something I was
passionate about, like literature. and something more practical, like business. I knew that
my uncle, with his extensive experience in the business world, would have some valuable
insights.
When I asked him for advice, he didn't just give me a straightforward answer. Instead, he
encouraged me to think about my long-term goals and how my choice would affect my
future. He suggested that I should consider combining my passion with something more
practical, perhaps by studying business but also taking courses in literature as electives.
His advice was very balanced and helped me see that I didn't have to choose one over the
other; I could find a way to pursue both
I felt really reassured after talking to him. His advice helped me gain clarity and confidence
in my decision-making process. I ended up following his suggestion, and I'm glad I did
because it allowed me to explore both my interests and build a solid foundation for my
career What I appreciated most about his advice was that he didn't try to push me in any
specific direction but instead guided me to make a choice that was right for me.

Part 3:
1. Who should people ask for advice on big issues, family members or friends?
2. What kind of advice do people need the most?
3. What kind of person is better at giving advice?
12. Describe a crowded place you went to

You should say:
When you went there
Who you went there with
Why you went there
I would like to talk about my recent trip to Ba Den pagoda, which was an experience that I
always remember due to the massive amount of visitors that I encountered while I was there.
So usually, during Tet holiday, my family often drives to Tay Ninh province to visit my
grandfather and last year we decided to take a short trip to Ba Den pagoda on Ba Den
Mountain.
Before getting on the cable car to go up to the pagoda, I thought that maybe there might be
a lot of Buddhist worshippers up there, as this sacred place tends to attract countless visitors
all year round, let alone during Tet, which is the biggest holiday in Vietnam. And, I was right.
There were people with flowers and candles everywhere. On one corner, lines of people
were trying to light their incense sticks, and inside the pagoda many people were kneeling
and praying with their eyes closed. It was pretty hard for us to even find any room to stand.
But, in the end, we successfully managed to find a way through the crowd and got close to
the worshiping place, however my grandfather stayed outside as he can’t stand all the
smoke and lack of oxygen.
Although I understand that most Vietnamese people enjoy going to pagodas and temples
during these special days of the year to wish for good luck, and well-being and happiness, I
really don’t think I’ll do that again anytime soon.
Part 3:
1. Which cities are crowded in your country?
2. Will there be more or less green space in cities in the future?

3. Will people use bikes more or less in cities in the future?
4. What are the places that usually have long queues?
13. Describe a movie you watched recently

You should say:
When and where you watched it
Who you watched it with
What it was about
and explain why you chose to watch this movie
Answer:
I recently caught Disney's live-action take on The Little Mermaid, and I've got to say, it
didn't quite live up to my expectations. Despite the anticipation due to its classic status, it
left me feeling a bit let down.
Now, the storyline, centered around a young mermaid's yearning to explore the human
world and her love story with a prince, is a timeless tale of romance and self-discovery.
I decided to give it a watch, fueled by my fond memories of the animated version from my
childhood and a curiosity about how they'd bring it to life with real actors and impressive
effects.
However, here's where it missed the mark for me.

Firstly, the acting was just okay. The cast didn't quite capture the charm of the animated
characters, making it challenging to connect with them emotionally. Secondly, the visual
effects fell short of replicating the enchantment of the underwater scenes in the animated
classic.
Most notably, and in agreement with many viewers, the casting of the Little Mermaid
herself turned out to be a significant letdown. It completely reversed the way people had
envisioned the original character.
If there was any letdown at the box office, a considerable portion could be attributed to this
casting choice
Part 3:
1. What kinds of movies do you think are successful in your country?
2. Do Vietnamese people prefer to watch domestic movies or foreign movies?
3. Do you think only well-known directors can create the best movies?
4. Why do many movies starring famous actors and actresses fail to achieve good
results?
5. Why do people prefer to watch movies in the cinema

14. Describe the ideal home( e.g.house or

apartment) that you would like to live in
You should say:
Where it would be
What it would look like
What special features it would have
And explain why it would be an ideal place for you
My ideal home would be a spacious house in a peaceful suburban area, surrounded by

nature. I’d love it to be close to a park with walking trails and greenery, so I can enjoy the
outdoors while still being near the city.
I envision the house having a modern design with large windows that let in plenty of natural
light. An open-concept layout would bring together the living room, dining area, and kitchen,
creating a welcoming space for family and friends. I can picture cozy evenings by a fireplace
and a beautiful backyard where I can grow flowers and vegetables.
Some special features I’d want include a comfortable home office for working, a cozy
reading nook with a big window, and maybe even a small art studio for my creative projects.
A smart home system to control lighting and security would add convenience.
This home would be ideal for me because it strikes a perfect balance between comfort and
functionality. Being close to nature helps me relax, while the modern amenities would
support my lifestyle. Ultimately, it would be a sanctuary where I can unwind, create, and
enjoy quality time with loved ones.
Part 3:
1. What’s the difference between home in the past and nowadays?
2. Why are apartments welcome in some places while not in other places?
3. What would people normally consider when they rent or buy a house or an apartment?
4. Do different people have different preferences for houses or apartments?

15 Describe a place in your hometown/city that is different from

other places and that you enjoy visiting with your parents/friends
You should say:
Where it is
What it is like
What you often do there
Who you often go there with
And explain why you think it is different
16. Describe a natural place (e.g. park, mountain)

You should say:
Where this place is
How you knew this place
What it is like
And explain why you like to visit it
Part 3 :
1. What kind of people like to visit natural places?
2. What are the differences between a natural place and a city?
3. Do you think that going to the park is the only way to get close to nature?
4. Do you know any wild animals in the city?
5. Do you think it is a good idea to let animals stay in local parks for people to visit?

17. Describe a type of favorite food that you ate at

special events?
(...)
You should say:
What this type of food is
Where you had it
How to make this type of food
And explain why you like it
Sample :
If I’ve to choose one of them I’d select …. because that’s my all-time favorite. I have
loved it since my childhood.
Regarding its recipe. I don’t know the perfect steps for it; however, When I used to
observe how my mummy prepared it, I could vividly recall those steps. All you need to
cook are a variety of ingredients that are seasonal and should be kept fresh. It takes at
least 3-4 hours to prepare and cook.
This is widely prepared almost in all events as a desert. It is believed that cooking
delicious food and sharing it with friends or family is a gesture of showing love which
finally brings happiness and prosperity in the home. People cook this as ingredients
required are easily available and the majority of people love to eat it.
In short, I am fond of … as it is so juicy and mouth-watering, I eat it with pleasure and

enjoy its taste. I will always keep it on top as my favorite dish
Part 3:
1. Do Vietnamese people grow plants?
2. Which food is generally popular in your country?
3. Why do some people prefer planning food themselves?
4. Will there be more and more people planting food in the future?
18. Describe a room you have been to in

someone else's house
You should say:
Whose room it is
When you went there
How you felt about it

And explain why you have been to that person’s room

Answer:
I remember the first time I visited my friend Anna' s apartment; it was a rainy Saturday
afternoon, and she invited me over for coffee. As soon as I stepped in, I was struck by how
warm and inviting her place felt.
But it was her study that completely drew me in. It's a cozy little nook, tucked away at the
back of her apartment, almost like a secret hide out.
The room has a large window that overlooks a quiet street lined with trees. On that rainy
day, the sound of raindrops tapping against the glass added this soothing rhythm to the
space. The walls are filled with shelves crammed with books of all kinds-novels, art
collections, travel guides-you name it. There's A big wooden desk right by the window, with
a small lamp and a few sketchbooks scattered around, showing that this is where she gets
her creative juices flowing.
What really makes this room special is how it feels so lived-in and personal. Anna' s got
little mementos on the shelves-souvenirs from her travels, a small framed photo of us from
college, and tiny plants that add a touch of green. It's a room that tells a story. Every time I
sit in the armchair tucked in the corner, with its soft cushions and cozy blanket, I feel like l'
m in a different world -a quieter, more thoughtful place.
I think what I Love most about her study is that it's not just a room; it's an experience. It's
the kind of space that makes you want to curl up with a book, lose track of time, and let
your mind wander. Being in that room always feels like a little escape from the busy pace
of everyday life, and its a place I always look forward to returning to.
Part 3:
1. Will you go to someone else’s house during the spring festival? Why?
2. Why do people invite others to their house?
3. Do young people or old people prefer to stay at home?
19. Describe a wildlife you’ve seen before (e.g.

animals, insects,..)
You should say:
Where did you see
What they are
How popular the place you’ve visited is for other visitors

And explain why do you like it
Last summer, my family and I visited Taman Safari Vietnam. I had heard it was impressive
and famous for its diverse animal species, but nothing prepared me for the day we had. We
arrived early, full of excitement, and found the park buzzing with families.
We hopped on a safari bus that took us through different sections. Initially, we saw deer and
monkeys, which were enjoyable, but everything changed when we entered the tiger
enclosure. There were two magnificent tigers lounging in the shade. Their striking coats and
piercing eyes gave me goosebumps. It was a surreal moment, and I could see the same
awe on their faces.
What made the experience truly special was sharing it with my family. We wandered through
the park, spotting everything from elephants to exotic birds, but I couldn’t shake the image of
those tigers. Their graceful yet powerful movements left a lasting impression on me.
As we left the park that evening, I felt grateful. Taman Safari isn’t just about showcasing
animals; it’s also about conservation and raising awareness for endangered species. That
day, I developed a deeper appreciation for wildlife and the importance of protecting these
incredible creatures.
Part 3:
1. Can you often see wildlife in VietNam?
2. Do you think wildlife is popular among children in VietNam?
3. Are there many documentary films about wildlife in VietNam?
20. Describe a person who has chosen a career

in the medical field (e.g a doctor, a nurse)
You should say:
Who he/she is
What he/she does
Why he/she chose this career
And explain how you feel about him/her
Sample:
I want to talk about my friend Anna who chose to become a doctor. Growing up in a small
town, she was always the one running to help whenever someone got hurt. I remember
once when we were kids, her little brother fell off his bike and scraped his knee badly.While

most of us were panicking, Anna was the one who calmly cleaned the wound and made
him feel better. That was the first time I realized she had a special gift.
After high school, while many of us were trying to figure out our career paths, Anna was
already determined to study medicine. Her decision was largely influenced by her
grandfather, who suffered from a chronic illness. She often accompanied him to the
hospital and noticed how the doctors' care and professionalism made a huge difference in
his quality of life. This inspired her to pursue a career where she could offer the same kind
of support to others.
Now, Anna works in a big hospital in Sydney as a pediatrician and I often hear her talk
about the joys and challenges of her job. She spends her days treating young patients,
comforting worried parents, and often staying late to ensure every child gets the best care.
Despite the pressure, she never loses her smile and always tries to lighten up the mood
with a joke or a kind word.
I really admire Anna, not just for her skills but for her heart. She’s not in it for the prestige
or the paycheck, but because she genuinely wants to make a difference.
Watching her juggle her demanding job with her family responsibilities makes me respect
her even more. She's a true inspiration, and I think anyone who crosses paths with her
feels the same way.
Part 3
1. Do you THink doctors and nurses are very important?
2. Who is more important, doctors or nurses?
3. Do you think that doctors and nurses are not paid enough?
4. Do you think it is necessary to learn first aids skills?
21. Describe a time when you lost a valuable item

You should say
When and where it happened
What it was
How valuable it was
How you lost it
And explain how you felt about the experience
Sample:
Let me tell you about this one time I lost something that was really important to me—my
wallet. It happened about a year ago, but I still remember it vividly because it was quite an
ordeal.

It was just a regular day, and I decided to go out for a coffee with a friend. We chose this
cozy little café downtown, you know, one of those spots with great pastries and a relaxed
vibe. Anyway, after a couple of hours of chatting and catching up, we decided to head
home. I reached into my bag to grab my wallet to pay, and that’s when I realized—it wasn’t
there.
Initially, I felt that rush of panic, my heart racing and all. I mean, my wallet had everything:
my ID, credit cards, and even some sentimental items like a photo of my family. So, my
friend covered the bill, and we started retracing our steps. We went all the way back to
every shop we visited, asking around, looking under shelves—you name it.
Despite everything, I had no luck initially and had to cancel my cards and replace my IDs.
However, there was a twist—the next day, the café called to say someone found my wallet
between the couch cushions and turned it in, with everything still intact!
That whole experience taught me a lot about the kindness of strangers and also, frankly, to
keep a closer eye on my belongings!
Part 3
1. What kinds of things do people lose easily?
2. Why do people keep losing things?
3. Where do people often find things they have lost?
4. Is it Important to be organized for a good student?
22. Describe a gift you have received that was

important to you
You should say:
Who gave it to you and for what occasion
What it looks like
How you use it
And explain why it is important to you.
One of the most exciting gifts I received is the iPhone 16 Pro Max in the gorgeous Titan
Desert color, which my parents surprised me with for my birthday this month. The moment I
unboxed it, I was instantly drawn to its sleek design and the warm, earthy tones that make
it feel both elegant and modern.
This phone isn’t just a pretty face; it’s filled with incredible features that have truly
enhanced my daily life. The camera is nothing short of amazing—I’ve already captured

stunning photos of sunsets and candid moments with friends that feel like little pieces of
art. I also enjoy using the Notes app to jot down my thoughts and ideas, inspired by the
vibrant display that brings everything to life. It helps me stay organized with school projects
while also providing a perfect escape for entertainment during my downtime.
What makes this gift really special is the thoughtfulness behind it. My parents know how
much I value staying connected and exploring my creativity. Each time I use my phone, I
feel a wave of gratitude for their support and understanding.
Overall, the iPhone 16 Pro Max in Titan Desert is more than just a gadget; it’s a symbol of
connection and creativity. It’s become a part of my everyday adventures, deepening my
appreciation for how technology can enrich our lives in meaningful ways.
Part 3:
1. Why do we usually give gifts to children to praise their studies, but not to children for
sports awards?
2. In what situations do you think it is good or bad to give gifts to children?
23. Describe a challenge you faced that you

thought was rather difficult
You should say:
What it was
When and where you faced it
Why you thought it was a difficult challenge
And explain how you felt at the time
A challenge I faced that was quite difficult for me was preparing for the IELTS exam. This
was in 2023, and I spent several months studying at home and taking preparation classes.
The challenge came from a few different angles. First, the exam has four sections: listening,
reading, writing, and speaking. I found the writing section especially tough because I had to
express my thoughts clearly and quickly within a limited time. On top of that, the pressure to
achieve a high score was daunting since it was crucial for my plans to study abroad.
During that time, I felt a mix of stress and determination. There were definitely days when I
felt overwhelmed by the sheer amount of material I needed to cover. But at the same time, I
was motivated because I knew how important this exam was for my future. I created a study
schedule, practiced regularly, and even sought feedback from teachers, which really helped.

When I finished the exam, I didn’t achieve the score I was aiming for, which was
disappointing. I realized I need to prepare more, so I’m currently attending additional classes
and working on my weak areas. Although it’s challenging, I’m committed to improving my
skills and giving the exam another try. I believe that with more preparation, I’ll eventually
reach my goal.
Part 3
1. What do children often do when they face a challenge?
2. Is it easy for children to overcome a challenge?
3. Do most people choose to face a challenge alone or with others?
24. Describe an old people who has had an

interesting life
You should say:
Who this person is
Where he/she lives in
What he/she has done in his/her life
And explain how you feel about this person
One interesting old person I met was my great-grandfather, who is over 90 years old. He
was a veteran and had many fascinating stories to tell about his experiences.
Whenever I visited him, he would always share anecdotes about his life, from growing up
in a peaceful countryside to fighting in the national liberation war. His stories were always
filled with humor, wisdom, and a deep appreciation for life.
Despite his age, my great-grandfather had a sharp mind and a great sense of humor. He
was always up for a good conversation and had a unique perspective on life shaped by his
experiences.
One thing that stood out about my great-grandfather was his resilience and positive
attitude. He had been through many challenges and losses in his life, but he never let them
get him down. He always had a smile on his face and kind words for everyone he met.
Spending time with my great-grandfather was always a pleasure; I learned so much from
him. He showed me the importance of resilience, humor, and a positive attitude, even in
the face of adversity. His stories and wisdom will always be cherished memories for me,
and I feel lucky to be his great-grandchild.
Part 3

1. What do you think people like to do when they are old?

2. Do you think grandparents can always have a good relationship with their
grandchildren?
3. What can grandparents and grandchildren learn from each other?
25. Describe an occasion when your family asked

you for help
You should say:
When it happened
Who you helped
How you helped
Answer 1:
One occasion when my family asked for my help was during the summer of 2022, when my
younger sister was preparing for her final exams.
She was feeling quite overwhelmed with the amount of material she had to cover and was
struggling to manage her time effectively. Since I had recently gone through a similar
experience, my parents thought I could lend a hand.
I created a structured study plan that broke her subjects down into manageable sections.
We developed a daily schedule that included short breaks to keep her focused and
motivated. I also spent time explaining the topics she found most challenging, especially in
math and science. I used real-life examples to help clarify concepts and make them more
relatable.
I felt a great sense of fulfillment throughout the process. It was rewarding to see my sister
gain confidence and start to improve in her studies. This experience also strengthened our
bond, and I was proud to support her during a stressful time. Overall, it reminded me of the
importance of family support, especially when facing challenges.
Answer 2:
Today I’d like to talk about the time I helped my grandfather fix his computer.
When I was in grade 7, I still lived under the same roof with my grandparents because my
middle school was close to their house. I have always been a technophile because my
dad, who is the closest one to me in the family, has a passion for technology and
technological devices. One time, during summer, my parents went on a business trip
together so I stayed home with my grandparents.

At that time, my grandfather wanted to borrow my laptop to write an email to his university
professor who he had lost contact with for a long time. My grandpa struggled right from the
beginning! At first, he didn’t know how to turn the laptop on because he had never used it
before so he called me for help. Then, I decided to stick around for a bit longer to support
him all the way. Then, his weak eyesight prevented him from seeing the keyboard clearly
so I was the one who typed the entire letter while he was reading his message out loud.
Needless to say, he was really pleased and even bought me my favorite book back then.
Now, I have moved out and have little chance to visit my grandparents regularly. I will
definitely visit them this Tet holiday and spend more time with them.
Part 3
1. How can children help their parents at home?
2. Should parents always help their children with everything?
3. What can children learn by helping others?
4. Do neighbours often help each other in your country?
5. How do people know that their neighbours might need help?
26. Describe a time when you asked someone for advice

You should say:
Who this person was
Why you asked for the advice
What the advice was
And explain how you felt about the advice
After my college entrance exams, I sought advice from my sister, who was already
pursuing her master's degree. I was feeling overwhelmed by the numerous options for
choosing a major and needed her guidance to make an informed decision.
My sister has always been a source of wisdom and support for me. She had gone through
the same process a few years earlier and had successfully navigated it. I trusted her
judgment and knew she would provide valuable insights. I asked her about the factors I
should consider when selecting a major and how to align my choice with my interests and
career goals.
Her advice was both practical and encouraging. She suggested that I start by identifying
my passions and strengths. She emphasized the importance of choosing a field that I was
genuinely interested in, as it would keep me motivated throughout my studies. She also
advised me to research the job market and future prospects for each major, ensuring that
my choice would lead to viable career opportunities.

I felt a great sense of relief after our conversation. Her advice helped me gain clarity and
confidence in my decision-making process. It was like a weight had been lifted off my
shoulders. I followed her guidance and ultimately chose a major that I am passionate about
and excited to pursue.
Part 3:
Who should people ask for advice on big issues, family members?
26. Describe something that made you feel confident

You should say:
What it was
Why it made you feel confident
Ever since in high school, I have always been insecure with my body size. I always feel
bad about my body shape whenever I look in the mirror. So, I did something about it.
Today, I would like to share with you something that made me feel proud about myself.
So, what made me proud is achieving my ideal weight. This month, I have lost more than
10 kilograms which made me obtain my dream weight which is 50.
As for the process, I followed a diet plan which was suggested by my mother' s doctor and
nutritionist. I worked out in the gym at least thrice a week for one to two hours each day. I
reduced my food intake. I had disciplined myself.
Whenever my friends invite me for a food trip, I always control what I eat. I have avoided
some food which has high calorie or protein. I also stopped drinking soda which has high
fat.
Personally, losing weight wasn't easy. I got tempted a lot but I did everything just to control
myself. I always reminded myself about the results that I will attain. I never surrendered.
I persisted until I achieved my goal.
I know, what I have done is just a simple thing. But then, it means a lot to me. Getting back
in shape has brought back my confidence and trust to myself. I am happy about it. I am so
proud of myself.
Part 3:
1. What can a teacher do to help his or her students become more confident?
2. How can teachers help their students become more confident by rewarding them
for studying
3. What can teachers do to make studying more interesting?

4. Do you think that children of confident parents are also confident?

5. Why do so many people lack confidence these days?
27. Describe a time you missed an important appointment for something

You should say:
When and where it happened
What the appointment was for
What happened when you missed it
And explain how you felt about the appointment.
Sample
One time I missed an important appointment was when I had a first date with my crush, a
young man named Alex, last year.
The date was set for a Saturday evening at the cinema to watch a movie we were both
excited about. Alex is someone I really admired; he has a great sense of humor and a
passion for filmmaking, which makes our conversations lively and engaging. I had been
looking forward to the date for weeks. However, as I was riding my motorbike, I got caught in
unexpected traffic that significantly delayed me. When I finally checked the time, I realized I
was running late.
I rushed to the cinema, but by the time I arrived, I was about 20 minutes late. When I walked
in, I spotted Alex waiting in the lobby, looking a bit anxious and disappointed. I felt a wave of
embarrassment and guilt for keeping him waiting.
When I finally joined him, I apologized profusely and explained what had happened.
Thankfully, he was understanding, but I could tell I had missed out on making a great first
impression. I felt terrible about the whole experience and was worried it might have affected
how he saw me.
Missing that movie date taught me the importance of planning ahead, especially when it
comes to potential delays like traffic. Despite the rocky start, we ended up enjoying the
movie and had a great conversation afterward, and I was relieved to see that he still seemed
interested. It was a valuable lesson in managing my time better for special occasions.
Part 3:
1. How often do you make appointments?
2. Is it important to be punctual in your country?
3. Is it easy to make an appointment in VietNam?

28. Describe an experience on good service in a store
You should say:

What the service was
When it happened
Where you received the service
And explain why you think it was good service.
One memorable experience I had with exceptional service was when I bought the iPhone 16
Pro Max at a local Apple store last month.
As soon as I walked in, a friendly staff member greeted me and asked if I needed help. I told
him I was interested in the new iPhone, and he was really enthusiastic about it. He took the
time to explain the features and differences between the models, making sure I understood
everything.
What impressed me the most was how he guided me through the entire process. He helped
me pick the right color and storage option, and even set up the phone right there in the store.
He made sure I knew how to transfer my data from my old phone and showed me some cool
new features I hadn’t discovered yet.
This experience stood out to me because the staff member genuinely cared about making
sure I was happy with my purchase. His knowledge and helpfulness made the whole
experience enjoyable and stress-free. I left the store feeling excited about my new phone
and grateful for such great service. It really showed how good service can make all the
difference when shopping!
Part 3:
1. Do people still like to go shopping?
2. What are the differences between large shop services and small store ones?
29. Describe a successful small business that you know

You should say:
What the business is
Where it is
Who runs the business
And explain how you know about this business
One successful small business I know is a charming café called Bean & Leaf, located in my
neighborhood.

This café specializes in high-quality coffee and freshly baked pastries, all run by a
passionate husband-and-wife team, Sarah and Tom. They source their coffee beans from
local farms, ensuring freshness and supporting sustainable practices.
I discovered Bean & Leaf through a friend’s recommendation. When I first visited, I was
immediately drawn in by the cozy atmosphere. Sarah took the time to help me choose a
coffee, and I couldn’t resist trying Tom’s delicious blueberry scone.
Since then, I’ve become a regular customer and often bring friends along to share in the
experience. What I appreciate most is how they foster a sense of community by hosting local
events and art shows.
Overall, Bean & Leaf is a fantastic example of a small business that not only serves
exceptional products but also enriches the community. It’s a place where you truly feel at
home.
Part 3:
1. What small businesses are common in VietNam?
2. What is required to make a company successful?
3. What qualities do successful business people have?
Describe a prize you have received recently (e.g. money, something valuable, a medal)
You should say:
What it was
When you received it
What you did to receive it

Topic Part 2 Cũ
Part 2
1. Describe something you own that you want to replace
You should say:
What it is
Where it is
How you got it
And explain why you want to replace it
Part 3 :
1. Does consumption have any impact on the environment?
2. What kinds of things do young people like to replace?
3. Why do people always want to buy new things to replace old ones?
4. Who do you think will want new things, children or old people?
5. What's the difference between new things and old things?
6. Why do some people prefer to buy things in the supermarket rather than online?
2. Describe a person that is good at buying things at lower prices
You should say:
Who this person is
What this person likes to buy
Where this person likes to buy things
And explain why this person likes cheap goods
Part 3 :
1. What are the differences between shopping in a shopping mall and in a street market?
2. Which is more commonly visited in VietNam, shopping malls or street markets?

3. Is advertising important?
4. What are the disadvantages of shopping in a street market?
5. How do you buy cheap products?
6. Do you think things are more expensive in big shopping malls?
3. Describe a historical building you have been to
You should say:
Where it is
What it looks like
What it is used for now
What you learned there
And explain how you felt about this historical building
Part 3 :
1. Should everyone know history?
2. Why do people visit historical buildings?
3. Do Vietnamese people like to visit historical buildings?
4. Do most people agree to the government's funding to protect historical buildings?
5. Is it necessary to protect historical buildings?
4. Describe a person who encouraged you and helped you achieve a goal
You should say:
Who this person is
What this person encouraged you to do
How this person has helped you
And explain why their encouragement helped you achieve the goal

Part 3:
1. What will encourage children to learn more?
2. Who do you think has a greater influence on the goal setting of children?
3. Do parents and teachers punish children physically nowadays?
4. Why is it important for teenagers to set goals?
5. Describe your daily routine that you enjoy
You should say:
What it is
When and why you started to follow this routine
Whether it is easy to follow this routine
And explain why you enjoy having this routine in your daily life
Part 3 :
1. Should children have learning routines?
2. What are the advantages of children having a routine at school?
3. Does having a routine make kids feel more secure at school?
4. How do people's routines differ on weekdays and weekends?
5. What daily routines do people have at home?
6. What are the differences between people's daily routines now and in the last 15 years?

6. Describe your favourite place in your house where you can relax
You should say:
Where it is
What it is like
What you enjoy doing there
And explain why you feel favourite this place
Part3:
1. Why is it difficult for some people to relax?
2. What are the benefits of doing exercise?
3. Do people in your country exercise after work?
4. What is the place where people spend most of their time in their home?
5. Which is more important, mental relaxation or physical relaxation?
7. Describe an interesting old person you have met
You should say:
Who this person is
When/where you met this person
What you did with this person
And explain why you think this person is interesting
Part 3 :
1. Do you think old people and young people can share interests?
2. What can old people teach young people?
3. Is it easy for young people and old people to make friends with each other?
4. Are there benefits when one person is interested in another person? Why?
5. Do you think people are more selfish or self-centred now than in the past?
6. What benefits can people get if they are self-centred?

10. Describe a time when you received money as a gift (birthday, wedding)
Follow-up Question: Is it a normal thing to give money as a gift in your country
You should say:
When it happened
Who gave you money
Why he/she gave you money
Part 3:
1. Why do people rarely use cash now?
2. When do children begin to comprehend the value of money?
3. Should parents reward children with money?
4. Is it good and necessary to teach children to save money?
8. Describe a historical period/moment you would like to learn more about
You should say:
When it was
What you are interested in
What you have known
And explain why you would like to know more
Part 3:
1. How were you taught history when you were at school?
2. In what ways can children learn history?
3. Is it hard to protect and preserve historic buildings?
4. Who should pay for the preservation of historic buildings?
5. Will museums be replaced by technology someday?

9. Describe an indoor or outdoor place where it was easy for you to study
You should say:
Where it is
What it is like
When you go there
What you study there
And explain why you would like to study in this place
Part 3 :
1. Do you like to learn on your own or with others?
2. What's the difference between learning face-to- face with teachers and learning by
yourself?
3. Do you prefer to study at home or study in other places?
4. What are the benefits of gaining work experience while studying?
10. Describe an interesting place in your (my) country that not many people visit
You should say:
Where the place is
How you (I) got to know about this place
Why only very few people visit there
And explain how you (I) feel about this place
Part 3 :
1. Why do people go to visit tourist attractions?
2. What makes a tourist attraction famous?
3. Do local people like to visit local tourist attractions?

4. Do you think tourism causes environmental damage?
5. Should all tourist attractions be free to the public?
11. Describe a person who you are happy to know
You should say:
Who this person is
How long you have known this person
What you do when you are with this person
And explain why you are happy to know this person
Part 3:
Happiness in children
- (identify) things that often make children happy
- (consider) any differences in the things that make children and adults happy
- (evaluate) whether children are generally happier now than they were in the past
Happiness at work
- (evaluate) which is more important-being happy at work or having a high salary
- (suggest) what companies can do to make sure their employees are happy at work
- (assess) how companies can benefit if their employees are happy
Happiness and society
- (assess) whether happiness means the same thing to everyone
- (consider) whether many people today focus too much on the appearance of being happy
- (agree/disagree) a truly happy society would be boring to live in
13. Describe a piece of technology that you feel difficult to use
You should say

When you got it
What you got it for
How often you use it
And explain how you feel about it
Part 3:
1. Does the development of technology affect the way we study? How?
2. What changes has the development of technology brought about in our lives?
3. Why are people so keen on buying Iphones even though they haven’t changed much from
one to the next?
4. Why do technology companies keep upgrading their products?
14. Describe a place where I thought things were too expensive
You should say:
What it’s like
Why you went there
Why things are expensive there
And explain how you feel about the place
Part 3 :
1. Why do some people still use cash?
2. Will the payment be paperless in the future?
3. What do you think of the view that time is as important as money?
4. Is it more important to choose a job with a high salary or with more time off?
5. How important is it to have a variety of payment options?
6. Why are things more expensive in some places than in others?

15. Describe a famous person who you think will be a role model for young people
You should say:
Who this person is
How you knew him/her
And explain why this person became your role model.
Part 3 :
1. What are the required qualities of a role model?
2. Are there famous people who are your role models in the sports field?
3. Is role model important for children?
4. Is there any difference between today's famous people and the original famous people ?
5. What kind of people can become famous people in your country?
6. Do you think celebrities and social media influencers have a great impact on young
people?
16. Describe a ( village/city/country ) you would recommend as a nice place to live

(not your hometown)
You should say:
What it is
Where it is
What you know about this place
And explain why you recommend it as a nice place to live
Part 3 :
1. What kinds of places do older people prefer to live in?
2. What are the advantages of living close to the workplace?

3. Why do many people move to the city?
4. Where do people like to live in your country?
17. Describe another city you would like to stay for a short time
You should say:
Where the city is
Why you want to go there
Whom you will go there with
What you will do there
And explain why you will stay there just for a short time
Part 3 :
1. Why is the noise pollution worse in tourism cities than in other cities?
2. Do most people like planned travelling?
3. Do you think tourists may come across bad things in other cities?
4. Why do places with historical sites develop the tourism industry more actively?
5. Why are historical cities popular?
6. Why do people sometimes go to other cities or other countries to travel?
18. Describe a good decision someone just made recently
You should say:
What the decision was
When and where you made this decision

What happened as a result of this decision
And explain why you think this was a good decision to make
Part3:
Decisions in daily life
- (identify) decisions that most people have to make every day
- (consider) at what age children start making their own decisions
- (assess) why some people find it hard to make everyday decisions
Decisions about the future
- (consider) what helps people to make decisions about the future
- (evaluate) advantages/disadvantages of making decisions about the future at a young age
- (agree/disagree) people should always stick to the decisions they make
Life-changing decisions
- (evaluate) whether important decisions are best made alone
- (agree/disagree) the best decisions are always made by analysing the facts
- (comment on) the view that the smallest decisions can have the greatest impact on
people’s lives.
19. Describe an enjoyable journey when you travelled by public transport
You should say:
Where you went
Who you were with

What you did
And how you felt about it
Part 3 :
1. Why do people choose to travel by public transport?
2. Why do more and more people like to travel by plane?
3. Do you think offering free public transport will solve traffic problems in the city?
4. What are the disadvantages of travelling by public transport?
5. What do you think are the cheapest and most expensive means of transport?
6. What are the difficulties that commuters face during rush hours?
20. Describe a sport that you only have watched before but had not played by yourself
You should say:
What it is
When you watched it
Where you watched it
Who you watched it with
Part 3 :
1. What kinds of sports would you like to play in the future?
2. Why do businessman play sports? What can they learn from it?
3. What are the features of people that watch sports games online, such as gender or age?
4. Why do brands choose sport players to promote their products instead of celebrities?
5. What kinds of sports are popular now but not popular 50 years ago?
6. What benefits do you think amateur sports players can bring to their local communities?

21. Describe a place you visited with your friends where you had a good time
Follow Q: Do you like to travel with a group of friends?
You should say:
What the place is
Who you went with
When you went there
And explain why you think it is a good time
Part 3:
1. How do you communicate with friends?
2. Do you think most people prefer to stay alone?
3. Can talking with people improve social skills?
4. Does technology help people communicate better with others?
5. Why do young people like travelling? Differences between adults and young people when
travelling?
6. What are the differences between travelling for business and for pleasure?
7. People should spend more time with close friends or groups of friends?
22. Describe a place you have visited that is affected by air pollution
You should say:
Where have you been to a place with serious air pollution?
Why is it serious?
What kind of pollution there was

And explain how you felt about the pollution in this place
Part 3:
Pollution and the environment
- (identify) the most common types of pollution where you live
- (consider) whether there is more pollution and rubbish today than in the past
- (speculate on) whether there will be more os less pollution and rubbish in the future
Individual responsibility for pollution
- (explain) why some individuals do not care about pollution and the environment
- (identify) what responsibilities individuals should have for looking after the environment
- (recommend) ways in which governments could educate people about pollution and the
environment
Pollution and the economy
- (consider) the economic costs of pollution
- (recommend) ways in which government can reduce-pollution
- (assess) the relative importance of economic growth and a sustainable environment
23. Describe an activity you enjoyed in your free time when you were young
You should say:
What it was
Where you did it
Who you did it with
Part3:
1. Is it important to have a break during work or study?
2. What sports do young people like to do now?
3. Are there more activities for young people now than 20 years ago?
4. Do adults and children have enough time for leisure activities nowadays?

24. Describe your favourite type of climate
You should say:
What is it?
Is it hot or cold?
How often is the rain?
And explain why you like this type of climate
Part 3 :
- What are the effects of climate on one’s feelings?
- How do people in your country feel about current climate
- How might seasonal places in areas with four seasons affect a person’s place of residence
socially and economically?
25. Describe the first day you went to school that you remember?
You should say
When it happened
Where the school is
How you felt about the experience
And explain why you still remember the experience
Part 3 :
1. What are the reasons for job change?
2. Are big companies better than small companies? Why?
3. What are the advantages and disadvantages coming along with changing jobs?
4. What would parents prepare for their kids when they first go to school?
5. How do children socialise with each other?

6. Is socialisation important for children?
26. Describe a new law that you want to implement in your country
You should say:
What law it is
What changes this law has
Whether this new law will be popular
And explain how you came up with the idea of this law
Part 3 :
1. Do you think it takes a long time to introduce a new law?
2. Which is better: to make people obey the law, punish them, or encourage them to do so?
3. What rules should students follow at school?
4. Do you think children can learn about the law outside of school?
5. How can parents teach children to obey rules?
27. Describe an important plant that grows in your country
You should say:
What it is
Where you see it
What it looks like
And explain why it is important
Part 3:
1. What are the features of living in the countryside?
2. Should schools teach children how to grow plants?
3. Why do some people prefer to live in the countryside?
4. Have new kinds of plants been grown in your city recently?

5. Why do some people like to keep plants at home?
6. Are there many trees in your city?
28. Describe a time when you took a risk and you knew something bad might happen,
but it had a positive result
You should say:
What risk you took
What bad thing you thought might happen
Why you decided to take this risk
And explain why the result of taking this risk was positive
Part 3:
Risk-taking at different ages
- (identify) what risks parents often tell their children to avoid
- (consider) whether reading about danger in stories teachers children to avoid danger in real
life
- (give reasons) why older people take fewer risks than younger people
Risk-taking and leisure activities
- (suggest) why some people enjoy sports activities that involve risk
- (comment on) why people like watching risky activities in action movies
- (evaluate) any benefits of experiencing risky activities in video games
Risk-taking and society
- (agree/disagree) everything that people do involves some degree of risk
- (evaluate) whether it is a good thing for leaders to be risk-takers
- (consider) whether society should ever discourage risk-taking
29. Describe something that you did with someone/ a group of people
You should say:
What it was

Who you did it with
How long it took you to do this
And explain why you did it with one or more people
Part 3:
1. What kinds of jobs need people to work in a team?
2. How do you get along with your neighbours?
3. What can parents do with their children to make them happy?
4. How can children improve their social skills?
30. Describe a noisy place you have been to.
You should say:
What it is
When you went there
What you did there
And explain why you feel it’s a noisy place
Part3:
1. Do you think it is good for children to make noise?
2. Should children not be allowed to make noise under any circumstances?
3. What kinds of noises are there in our life?
4. Which is exposed to more noise, the city or the countryside?
5. How would people usually respond to noises in your country?
6. How can people consider others’ feelings when chatting in public?
31. Describe a time when you taught a friend or relative something useful (cooking,.)

You should say:
Who you taught
What/how you taught
What the result was
Part 3
1. What practical skills can young people teach old people?
2. How can young people teach old people skills?
3. How can we know what to do when we want to learn something new?
4. Do you think 'showing' is a better way than 'telling' in education?
5. Do people in your country like to watch videos to learn something?
6. What skills can young people teach old people besides technology?
32. Describe a film character played by an actor or actress whom you admire (or TV
show ).
You should say:
What character it is
Who acted the character
When you saw the film
And explain whether you like this character
Part 3:
1. Is it interesting to be an actor/actress?
2. What can children learn from acting?
3. Why do children like special costumes?

4. What are the differences between actors/actresses who earn much and those who earn
little?
5. What are the differences between acting in a theatre and in a film?
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33. Describe a website you often visit
You should say:

What it is about
How you found out about it
How often you visit it
And explain why you often visit it
Part 3 :
1. What are the differences between old people and young people when they use the
internet?
2. What kinds of people would still go to the library to read and study?
3. Is the library still necessary? Why?
4. Why do some people like to read the news on the internet instead of getting it from TV?
5. What's the difference between the internet and television?
6. What are the most popular and least popular apps in VietNam?

34. Describe an advertisement you have seen but you did not like
You should say:
Where and when you saw it
What the advertisement was for
What you could see in the advertisement
And explain why you did not like the advertisement
Part 3 :
1. What role does social media play in advertising?
2. Does advertising encourage us to buy things we don't need?
3. What do you think of celebrity endorsements in advertising?
4. What are the benefits of advertising?
5. Which one is more effective, newspaper advertising or online advertising?
6. What are the most advertised products in your country?
35. Describe a complaint that you made and you were satisfied with the result
You should say:
When it happened
Who you complained to
What you complained about
And explain why you were satisfied with the result
Part 3 :
1. When are people more likely to make complaints?
2. What do people often complain about?
3. Which one is better when making a complaint, by talking or by writing?

4. Who is more likely to make complaints, older people or younger people?
5. How would you react if you received poor service at a restaurant?
6. How do people often respond to poor customer service?
36. Describe a person you met at a party who you enjoyed talking with
You should say:
What party it was
Who this person is
What you talked about
And explain why you enjoyed talking with him/her
Part 3 :
1. In what situations would people be willing to get to know new people?
2. Where do people go to meet new people?
3. How do people start a conversation?
4. Is it difficult for VietNamese people to communicate with people from other countries?
5. Why are some people unwilling to have conversations with others?
6. Is it difficult for adults to talk with children?
37. Describe a piece of good news that you heard about someone you know well
You should say:
What it was
When you heard it
How you knew it
Part3:

1. Is it good to share something on social media?
2. Should the media only publish good news?
3. How does social media help people access information?
4. What kind of good news do people often share in the community?
5. Do most people like to share good news with others?
6. Do people like to hear good news from their friends?
38. Describe a new development in the area where you live (e.g shopping mall, park,)
You should say:
What the development is
When/where you noticed it
How long it took to complete it
And explain how you feel about it
Part3:
1. What transportation do you use the most?
2. Is public transportation popular in VietNam?
3. What can be improved in public transport services?
4. What leisure facilities can be used by people of all ages?
5. Do you think young people in your country like to go to the cinema?
39. Describe a person you have met who you want to work/study with
Follow up Q: Do your friends enjoy studying with you?
You should say:
Who this person is
How you met this person
How long you have known him/her
And explain why you want to work/study with him/her

Part3:
1. Should children be encouraged to learn from their peers?
2. What benefits if you are surrounded by good co-workers?
3. What would happen if the co-workers are not good?
4. Are there values if managers build good relationships with the workers who work
underneath them?
5. Is it good for workers if the company applies sports facilities for them?
6. Are knowledgeable people popular at work?
40. Describe something you would like to learn in the future

You should say
What it is
How you would like to learn it
Where you would like to learn it
Why you would like to learn it
And explain whether it’s difficult to learn it

Part3:
1. What’s the most popular thing to learn nowadays?
2. At what age should children start making their own decisions? Why?
3. Which makes young people choose a major, income or interest?
4. Do young people take their parents’ advice on choosing a major?
5. Besides parents, who else would people take advice from?
6. Why do some people prefer to study alone?
41. Describe something you did that made you feel proud
You should say:
What it was
How you did it
How difficult it was
And explain why you felt proud of it
Part3:
1. Which is more important, personal goals or work goals?

2. Have your life goals changed since your childhood?

3. Does everyone set goals for themselves?
4. Does everyone set goals for themselves?
5. Do you think material rewards are more important than other rewards at work?
6. What makes people feel proud of themselves?
42. Describe a time when someone gave you something that you really wanted
You should say:
What it was
When you received it
Who gave it to you
And explain why you wanted it so much
Part 3 :
1. Should employees have their own goals?
2. How should bosses reward employees?
3. What kinds of gifts do young people like to receive as rewards?
4. How should children spend their allowance money?
5. Why do people like shopping more now than in the past?
6. Do you think shopping is good for a country's economy?
43. Describe a special meal someone cooked for you.
You should say:
Who did it
When and how he/she cooked
Why he/she cooked a special meal for you
And explain how you felt about the meal

Part 3 :
1. Should students learn to cook in school?
2. Do you think people’s eating habits would change as they get older?
3. Do people in your country like to learn to cook from TV programmes?
4. What kinds of fast food are popular in VietNam?
5. Are there any people who wouldn’t eat meat for their whole lives?
6. What do you think about vegetarians?
7. What would happen if there was more meat in VietNamese food?
44. Describe a person who can play an instrument or has musical talents (IDP)
You should say:
Who this person is
How and where you knew this person
Why you think he/she is talented
And explain how you found out that he/she is talented
Part 3:
1. What will children do after hearing music?
2. What kind of music do children like?
3. Why does the teacher play some music in class?
4. Why is music often played in stores?
5. How does the store owner know what kind of music is attractive?
6. Should children learn musical instruments when they are young?
7. Is music important in movies?

45. Describe a difficult thing you did well
You should say:
What it was
How you overcame the difficulties
Whether you got help
And explain how you felt after you succeeded
Part 3 :
1. Should people set goals for themselves?
2. How would you define success?
3. How can we judge whether young people are successful nowadays?
4. Are successful people often lonely?
5. What kinds of success can students achieve at school?
6. Should students be proud of their success?
46. Describe a family picture/photograph of you that you like
You should say:
Where it was taken/drawn
When it was taken/drawn
Who took/drew it
Part 3:
1. Why do people take photos?

2. What do people use to take photos these days, cameras or phones?
3. Is it difficult for people to learn how to take good photos?
4. How do people keep their photos?
47. Describe an unusual meal you had

You should say:
When you had it
Where you had it
Whom you had it with
And explain why it was unusual
Part 3:
1. What are the advantages and disadvantages of eating in restaurants?
2. What fast food restaurants are there in your country?
3. Do people eat fast food at home?
4. Why do some people choose to eat out instead of ordering takeout?
5. Do people in your country socialise in restaurants ?Why?
6. Do people in your country value food culture?
48. Describe a subject that you would like to learn in the future
You should say:
What it is
Where and how you want to learn it
Why you want to learn it
And explain if it will be difficult to learn it
Part 3:
1. What are the differences between online learning and offline learning?

2. Do you prefer to study alone or with a group of people?

3. What are the advantages and disadvantages of learning in a group?
4. What subjects do most young people prefer to learn?Why?
5. What is more important when choosing a job, high salary or interest?

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Examiner to ask questions from EITHER Frame 1 or Frame 2

Frame 1 (Where you live now)

Let’s talk about where you live now

- Which town or city do you live in now?

- What are some changes in the area recently?

- Do you live in a house or an apartment?

- What is your favourite room in your home? (Why?)

- What things make your home pleasant to live in? (Why?)

- Are the people in your neighbourhood nice and friendly?

- Do you know any of your neighbours?

- Is the place where you live quiet or noisy?

Frame 2 (Work/ Study)

- What kind of work do you do?

- What do you find most interesting about your work? (Why?)

- Do you work best in the morning or the afternoon? (Why?)

- Would you like to change the place you work? (Why?)

- What do you study?

- What do you find most interesting about your studies? (Why?)

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- How much time do you spend studying every week?

- How do you usually travel to the city where you study?

- Do you study best in the morning or the afternoon? (Why?)

Topic Part 1 Mới

2. Have you ever collected coins?

3. Do you think it’s convenient to use coins?

4. Did you use coins as a child?

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2. Do you like to talk a lot with others?

4. What topics do you usually enjoy discussing with others?

2. Do you have a bike now?

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3. Do you often ride a bike now?

4. Are bikes popular in your country?

2. What kinds of activities do you often do in your spare time?

3. How do you often relax yourself on weekends?

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2. Do you use perfume?

3. Where do you spray perfume?

4. Do you give perfume as a gift?

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3. In what way did your favorite teacher help you?

Answer 2: My favorite teacher helped me build confidence. She always believed in my

4. Do you want to be a teacher in the future?

5. Are you still in touch with your primary teachers?

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7. Fish and Fishing

Answer 2: FIshing is quite popular in my country. It’s a recreational activity enjoyed by

2. Did you like eating fish when you were a child?

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2. Do you think you are a funny person?

3. When was the last time you laughed?

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4. Do you always laugh at a funny things?

5. Are you a person who often makes others laugh?

3. How is the condition of the roads in your city?

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