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Unit 2

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A. VOCAB: giải nghĩa của từ
1. communicate [Link]
2. generation / [Link] family
3. entry [Link] /
[Link] [Link] family
[Link] [Link] /
[Link] [Link] house
[Link] vendor [Link] house
[Link] / [Link] /
[Link] [Link] music
[Link] / 20. folk game
II. Fill in each gap with the correct word (Điền từ vào mỗi chỗ trống vơi các từ
sau: guesthouse; guided; facilities; agent; destination)
1. I advise you to book a ______ tour. It is a good way to see all the famous places in
the city.
2. The hotel _______ weren't as good as I expected, but the rooms were nice.
3. Danny wants to travel to an exciting _______ . He's considering going to Japan.
4. She's going to ask a travel _______ to arrange her flight.
5. We're still looking for a _______ in Spain. Most of them are full in July.
B .Pronunciation:I. Choose the word whose underlined part is pronounced
differently from the others. Listen and check, then repeat.(Chọn từ có phần gạch
chân có cách phát âm khác với các từ còn lại. Nghe và kiểm tra, sau đó lặp lại.)
1.A. smart B. hard C. grand D. large
2.A. hand B. park C. snack D. fan
3.A. answer B. attack C. handle D. happen
4.A. family B. barrier C. travelling D. marketing
5.A. touch B. count C. found D. doubt
6.A. town B. bow C. cow D. show
7.A. hope B. clock C. note D. bone
8.A. cloud B. round C. tour D. mouse
B. Grammar
I .Put the verbs in brackets into to-infinitives, initives without to or -ing forms.
(Đặt động từ trong ngoặc ở dạng to V, động từ nguyên thể không “to” hay V-ing.)
1A: Do you consider ______ (travel) to Mount Everest one day?
B: No, I don't think so. I would love ______ (take) a more relaxing holiday.
2A: We should _______ (visit) Paricutin Volcano this summer.
B: Okay, but we need ______ (book) our flights early.
3A: Do you prefer _______ (stay) at a hotel?
B: Yes. I want ______ (sleep) in a big and comfortable bed.
4A: Do you know when the bus driver plans ________ (start) the tour?
B: I'm not sure. You can _______ (ask) the tour guide.
5A: The travel agent will surely make us ______ (sign) some papers before we get
our flight tickets.
B: I suggest ________ (read) everything before you sign them.
II. Put the verbs in brackets into to-infinitives, Vo or -ing forms.
Hi Sarah,
How are you? I want 1) ______ (tell) you about my family's trip to Brazil. 2) ______
(visit) such a beautiful place is amazing! On our first day, we decided 3) ______ (go)
sightseeing. We saw the Harbour of Rio de
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Janeiro. It was a fantastic sight 4) ______ (see) because it's a natural wonder. You
should 5) _______ (travel) there one day, so you can 6) ______ (see) it for yourself.
How was your holiday? Write back soon and tell me all about it!
Bye for now,
Dana
III. Rewrite the sentences using Wh-question words + to-infinitives.
(Viết lại câu sử dụng từ để hỏi wh + to – V.)
1. We can't decide what we are going to do for our holiday this year.
We can't decide _________________________________________
2. Jenny asked who she could talk to about the facilities at the hotel.
Jenny asked _____________________.
3. Please tell me where we can find the hiking path to Victoria Falls.
Please tell me ___________________.
4. We wanted to know how we can book our accommodation online.
We wanted to know ______________.
5. Can you tell me when I should visit Paricutin Volcano for the best views?
Can you tell me __________________.
6. Katy doesn't know where she can find a cheap flight online.
Katy doesn't know ________________.
IV. Read the text and choose the correct options.(Đọc văn bản và chọn đáp án
đúng.)
1. The hotels in Bangkok have lots of rooms/facilities.
2. Walking around Bangkok is a good option for people who want to be friendly to
local people/the environment.
3. Prices for accommodation in Singapore are often high/low.
4. Local people can tell you where to go shopping/sightseeing in Singapore.
Travel Guide
Bangkok
Bangkok is a popular sightseeing destination in Thailand with over 20 million visitors
every year.
There are different types of accommodation with different prices, so you will surely
find one that is affordable enough to book a room for your stay. Visitors can't help
smiling when they see lots of the facilities the city's hotels have for them to enjoy.
Sightseeing is an exciting way to experience everything Bangkok has to offer. You
can hop on a tour bus or you can explore the city on foot if you want to reduce
pollution. There's something for everyone in this beautiful city.
Singapore
Come to Singapore! It is the perfect place to get away and over 18 million tourists
love visiting this city each year.
Accommodation can be expensive, so you had better book early. Once you decide
where to stay, you will surely love the facilities, such as swimming pools, spas and
shops the city's hotels have to offer.
Singapore is perfect for a city break. If you want to know where to find the best
shopping, food and nightlife, you should ask the friendly local people.

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Opting for a "guided tour" offers structured itineraries that ensure safety and cover major attractions efficiently, which can be beneficial for those unfamiliar with a destination. This choice often includes expert knowledge and insights about local customs and landmarks, potentially enriching cultural understanding. However, it may limit spontaneous cultural immersion experiences compared to independent travel, where travelers can explore destinations at their own pace, interact more freely with locals, and engage in authentic experiences .

Managing an "extended family" involves dealing with a larger group of relatives living together or maintaining close proximity, such as grandparents, aunts, uncles, and cousins, in addition to the immediate family members. This often requires more resources and coordination of shared responsibilities, leading to complex decision-making dynamics . In contrast, a "nuclear family," which consists of parents and their children, typically has fewer dynamics to manage, focusing primarily on the immediate household. This can lead to more streamlined communication and decision-making processes .

Understanding the concept of an "interrupted conversation" helps in recognizing and managing disruptions during communication in diverse workplace settings. Acknowledging interruptions and learning to navigate them helps maintain a respectful and inclusive communication environment, minimizing misunderstandings and ensuring that all voices are heard. This awareness is particularly important in multicultural contexts, where language barriers and differing communication styles can lead to unintended interruptions . Effective communication fosters collaborative work environments and enhances productivity .

The evolution from traditional "brick houses" to modern "tube houses" reflects significant changes in urbanization and living conditions. Brick houses, indicative of traditional architecture, were often built for durability and community stability. The shift to tube houses suggests a move towards space-efficient designs in response to increasing urban density and limited land availability. Tube houses, typically multi-storied and narrow, signify an adaptation to modern urban challenges, focusing on maximizing space while maintaining livable conditions . This transition highlights broader urban development trends prioritizing vertical expansion and resource optimization .

Rising accommodation prices in popular tourist destinations like Singapore can deter budget-conscious travelers, potentially reducing the influx of visitors. This can affect local businesses reliant on high tourist numbers, such as restaurants and shops. However, higher prices might also lead to a perceived exclusivity or higher quality of tourism services, appealing to more affluent visitors who boost luxury sectors in the tourism industry . This dynamic impacts the economic balance and visitor demographics within the city .

"Classical music" serves as a formalized expression of cultural heritage, often preserving historical compositions and musical forms that reflect a society's artistic evolution. It typically requires specialized knowledge to appreciate but can reinforce cultural pride and education . In contrast, "folk games" are informal and storied activities that engage community members of all ages, promoting social interaction and cultural continuity through play. They often include local traditions and practices, making them accessible tools for cultural transmission and social cohesion within a community .

"Street vendors" contribute significantly to the local culture and economy by providing affordable goods and local culinary experiences that reflect the unique cultural identity of a city. They offer accessibility to products and services for all economic classes and stimulate economic activity by attracting tourists and enhancing local employment . Additionally, street vendors often operate in vibrant public spaces, contributing to the social dynamism and cultural diversity of urban areas .

Understanding the historical significance of destinations such as Rio de Janeiro's harbor enriches travelers' experiences by providing context and depth to their visits. Knowledge of its status as a natural wonder and its historical role enhances appreciation for its cultural and geographical impact, leading to a more meaningful, respectful exploration. This awareness fosters greater connection with the place and its past, encouraging travelers to view the site beyond its aesthetic value .

Pronunciation plays a crucial role in the understanding of spoken English in multicultural settings, as it affects clarity and comprehensibility. Diverse accents and pronunciations can lead to misunderstandings, especially for non-native speakers. For instance, the word "grand" has a pronunciation that is distinct from similar words like "smart" or "hard," highlighting the importance of correct pronunciation to prevent confusion . Clear pronunciation ensures effective communication and helps bridge language barriers within diverse groups .

Effective strategies for learning and memorizing new vocabulary words like "sightseeing" and "entertainment" include using them in sentences, making associative word maps, and engaging in regular practice through reading or conversation. Flashcards can help with visual memory, and pairing new words with images or scenarios enhances retention . Practicing these words in contextual settings, like planning an itinerary, also reinforces understanding and recall .

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