TOPIC 1:

T: Hi, nice to meet you.

Q: Hi, nice to meet you too.
T: Can I ask you some questions?
Q: Yes, of course.
T: What are your hobbies?
Q: Well, my hobbies are listening to music and watching movies.
What about you?
T: I like to listen to music, too. And I am also very interested in reading novels.
Q: How interesting! Which novels do you like the most?
T: I like Harry Potter. Do you know it?
Q: Wow, It is a very famous novel series that was made into a movie.
T: Yeah, I know.
Q: I admire the author Harry Potter. She was a wonderful person.
T: It's amazing, I'm also a big fan of hers.
Q: Do you collect books? Why?
T: Yes, I do collect books. By collecting books, you can preserve important
knowledge and cultural heritage for future generations.
T: What about you? What kind of movies do you like?
Q: Yeah, I love all kinds of movies, especially horror movies.
T: Wow, That’s so exciting. What are your favourite movies so far?
Q: My favorite is “Tết ở làng địa ngục”. If you’re looking for a horror movie, I
highly recommend this.
T: Oh, wonderful. I will try to watch this movie.
Q: I enjoyed today's conversation. See you later.
T: Bye, see you soon.
QUESTION TOPIC 1:

1. Are there any hobbies that you think are not worthwhile?

What makes a hobby worthwhile or not is subjective and varies from person to
person. However, hobbies like shopping addiction can lead to uncontrollable
spending on items that are not worth pursuing.

2. Why do people have hobbies?

People have hobbies for many reasons. Hobbies can be relaxing, help reduce
stress, and improve mental health. Overall, hobbies are a great way to explore
personal interests and passions.

3. Do you think it's important for people to have hobbies? Why?

Yes, I believe that it's important for people to have hobbies. Because hobbies can
provide a sense of fulfilment, relaxation, and enjoyment outside of work or other
obligations, they can also be a way to learn new skills, meet new people, and
explore new interests.

4. Can hobbies have any negative effects?

Yes, some hobbies can have negative effects if they are pursued excessively or in
an unhealthy way. For example, if someone becomes so obsessed with a hobby that
it affects their daily responsibilities, relationships, or physical health, it can have
negative consequences.
TOPIC 2:
T: Hi, nice to meet you.
Q: Hi, nice to meet you too.
T: Can I ask you some questions?
Q: Yes, of course.
T: How do you go to your university every day?
Q: I go to the university by motorcycle. And you?
T: I go to the university by bus.
Q: Oh, I see.
T: So, the motorcycle is your favourite means of transport?
Q: Yes, it is. Motorcycles are a good choice because it is very convenient and
compact. How about you?
T: For me, it's the bus. It's the cheapest to get around.
Q: What are the advantages of taking the bus?
T: I think riding the bus helps you reduce stress, be environmentally friendly and
travel is not too hassle. And you?
Q: Just like buses, riding a motorcycle sometimes helps reduce stress and
especially during rush hour, motorcycles are easier to navigate.
Q: What do you dislike about taking a bus?
T: Though at first, I was liable to car sickness and hated taking a bus, after a long
time, I got used to that.
Q: When riding a motorbike, you will be exposed to smog while on the road.
T: That's too bad.
Q: Yeah, I know. Sorry, but I've got to go now. See you later.
T: Bye, see you soon.
QUESTION TOPIC 2:

1. Do you think that the government should invest more in transport projects?

I think the government should invest in transportation projects because they bring
many benefits, such as reducing traffic congestion, improving public
transportation, creating jobs and stimulating economic growth.

2. What kinds of transport improvements have been in your country in recent

years?

In recent years, it can be said that traffic has recently had new improvements. Now
people have modern apps like Grap and Uber so they can go anywhere.

3. Have the types of transport people use changed much over the last few decades?

Recent news reports indicate a threefold increase in personal vehicle ownership

and usage in the last decade. Additionally, motorbikes are more prevalent in cities
than before.

4. What types of transport do you think we will use in the future?

I think future transportation is expected to be sustainable, efficient and

environmentally friendly with electric cars, high-speed trains and drones. Bicycles
and scooters are also trendy in urban areas.
TOPIC 3:
T: Hi, nice to meet you.
Q: Hi, nice to meet you too.
T: Can I ask you some questions?
Q: Yes, of course.
T: What is your most memorable journey? (trớ nì)
Q: Last year, I went to Da Nang City on holiday. It’s a beautiful city. What about
you?
T: Oh, wonderful. In 12th grade, I went to Da Lat with my class. Who did you go
with?
Q: I went on a trip with my family. How long was your vacation?
T: I stayed for 2 days and 1 night. How about you?
Q: I stayed for 3 days and 2 nights.
T: What does Da Nang have?
Q: Da Nang Beach is very blue and clear. The city atmosphere is fresh, lots of
delicious food, and the people are friendly.
T. It sounds so good.
Q: Where have you travelled to in Dalat?
T: I visited many famous tourist (tua rịt s) destinations in Da Lat, such as the
Valley of Love and several waterfalls. I also went to the local market to try many
delicious foods and buy some souvenirs. And you?
Q: I went to several places in Da Nang including the beach, Son Tra peninsula and
many other beautiful landscapes. In Da Nang, many places are worth visiting such
as Ba Na mountain, Hoi An ancient town, and an art museum.
T: That’s terrific! I also want to play in Da Nang once.
Q: I will also try Da Lat once. I enjoyed today's conversation. See you later.
T: Bye, see you soon.
QUESTION TOPIC 3:

1. How easy is it to travel around your country?

Travelling around my country is very convenient, as long as you can afford the
expenses by booking in advance with the ticket agency. Easily choose from various
transportation options such as air travel, roads, railways, tunnels, and waterways.

2. Which method of travel do you consider safest?

When it comes to safety, I believe that travelling by air is the safest mode of (gắn
liền) transportation. However, it's important to note that safety measures should
always be taken regardless of your transportation mode.

3. Has travel become safer in recent years?

Yes, travel has become safer in recent years due to advancements in technology,
improved safety regulations, procedures (bờ rờ sí trờ’s), and increased awareness,
and education about potential risks.

4. How do you think people will travel in the future?

I think some believe electric cars and self-driving vehicles will become more
prevalent. Additionally, advancements in virtual reality may make it possible for
people to experience travel without physically leaving their homes.
TOPIC 4:
T: Hi, nice to meet you.
Q: Hi, nice to meet you too.
T: Can I ask you some questions?
Q: Yes, of course.
T: What do you think about “How green are you”?
Q: To become greener, we need to minimise our use of natural resources. Instead,
it is about forming a green lifestyle to help the environment.
T: Oh, great. I agree with your opinion.
Q: How about you? What do you think are green activities?
T: For me, I think we can try to avoid using products like plastic bottles, and
plastic bags. Instead, we can buy our boxes and carry them around. And you?
Q: I often reduce the plastic bags, and take the garbage out according to
regulations.
T: Why should we do that?
Q: When we improve the environment, we also improve our lives and our future.
T: Oh, I see.
Q: I wonder: "Is environmental pollution a big problem today?". Can you
explain it?
T: That's a good question. For example, Car emissions cause pollution, which
damages the environment and lowers air quality. Therefore, protecting the
environment is crucial.
Q: That's disturbing. Therefore, we need to join hands to contribute to the green
activities of the environment.
T: I agree with you.
Q: I enjoyed today's conversation. See you later.
T: Bye, see you soon.

QUESTION TOPIC 4:

1. Why is it important to protect the natural environment?

Preserving (Rì zớ vin) the natural (ná trùa rồu) environment is crucial (krú sồ) to
maintain the essential (ì sén trồ) services (sơ vịt s) it provides, such as clean air,
water, and land. It also ensures the natural beauty of our planet for future
generations to enjoy.

2. Should countries try to solve climate change problems together or individually?

Climate (cờ lai mợt’chờ) change is a global problem that demands collective
international cooperation (cờ’ố pờ rây sần) to hold countries accountable for their
emissions to share knowledge and resources (rì zsốc’s).

3. Why should people be concerned about the environment?

Because the environment directly (đai réc ly) impacts people's health, well-being,
and quality of life by providing air, water, and food. Pollution and degradation
(đeg re đấy sần) can cause health problems, making it crucial to care about the
environment.

4. Does the environmental protection responsibility lie with governments or

individuals?
Protecting the environment is a shared responsibility between governments and
individuals. Governments enact policies, while individuals make daily choices to
reduce their environmental impact.
TOPIC 5:
T: Hi, nice to meet you.
Q: Hi, nice to meet you too.
T: Can I ask you some questions?
Q: Yes, of course.
T: Which festival do you like most in Vietnam?
Q: My favourite holiday is the Lunar New Year. And you?
T: For me, I especially love Christmas.
Q: Oh, I see. What are you going to do for Christmas Day?
T: I’m going to clean my house, buy a Christmas tree, ornaments and plant what
you want to say at Christmas.
Q: Sounds great.
T: What do you often do to prepare for the Lunar New Year?
Q: I usually clean the house before Tet, prepare some decorations, and buy some
new clothes for Tet.
T: How many days off during the Lunar New Year?
Q: I had 3 weeks off last year, so I guess this year is the same.
T: As for the Christmas holidays, every year there is 1 day off, which is the 25th.
Q: What's the best thing about Christmas?
T: Christmas is a special time to spend with family, friends, be surrounded by what
you love, and make memories. How about you?
Q: My favourite thing about Tet is making Banh Chung, Banh Tet with my family.
It was the best memory.
T: Oh, how fascinating.
Q: I enjoyed today's conversation. See you later.
T: Bye, see you soon.

QUESTION TOPIC 5:

1. Do you think festivals are important for the society?

Yes, festivals are important for promoting cultural traditions, diversity,

generating economic benefits, and strengthening social bonds.

2. How do people celebrate festivals in your country?

In Vietnam, festivals include parades, music, dances, games, and traditional

activities, with the Lunar New Year as the main celebration. This involves house
cleaning, visiting relatives, friends, and enjoying traditional dishes.

3. What is the most important festival in our country?

The most important festival in Vietnam is Tet Nguyen Dan, or Lunar New Year,
celebrated in late January or early February, marking the beginning of the lunar
calendar(kálenđờ).

4. What special foods are associated with festivals in your country?

Vietnamese festivals feature special foods with cultural and symbolic

significance(sịp ni phì kền), such as sticky rice cake, savoury (sá vố ry) pancakes,
crispy spring rolls, sweet dessert soup, and boiled chicken.