PRESERVING THE PAST
Life has changed a lot over the past 50 years, and there are many good pastimes and traditions which seem to be dying out. Work in groups and
• search for a past tradition or pastime which you highly appreciate
• give reasons why you like it
• work out a plan to help preserve it
Then make a poster presenting your ideas and share it with your class.
• search for a past tradition or pastime which you highly appreciate
• give reasons why you like it
• work out a plan to help preserve it
Then make a poster presenting your ideas and share it with your class.
Đáp án
Giải thích
Dịch nghĩa đề bài:
Cuộc sống đã thay đổi rất nhiều trong 50 năm qua, và có rất nhiều trò giải trí và truyền thống tốt đẹp dường như đang chết dần. Làm việc theo nhóm và
• tìm kiếm một truyền thống hoặc trò giải trí trong quá khứ mà bạn đánh giá cao
• đưa ra lý do tại sao bạn thích nó
• Lên kế hoạch để giúp bảo tồn nó
Sau đó, làm một áp phích để trình bày ý tưởng và chia sẻ nó với cả lớp.
Sample:
Hello, everybody. My name is …
I'm going to tell you about the tradition of going shopping in the traditional open markets. In the past, this tradition was very popular. There were a lot of markets, almost in every corner in the streets of Vietnam. Markets were where Vietnamese people in the past eat, trade, and talk. All these actions happened on open streets. The daily market had a little bit of everything, especially big markets. In these markets, there were sessions for each kind of goods like clothing area, raw ingredients, vegetables, food streets, etc. In smaller markets (chợ cóc), most foods, fruits, vegetables were available. In the past, Vietnamese people visited every day to their local small market that was located to the very next alley to buy ingredients for day because in the past, there was no fridge for storing food. Therefore, the foods in markets always had to be fresh. The earlier you came, the fresher the foods you got. So that's why markets in Vietnam started early, at 5 am or 6 am. However, at present people are busy working all day and come home late. They tend to live in a building where there are very big supermakets with a lot of fresh food and these supermarkets are 24-hour open so they go shopping in the supermarkets instead of going shopping in open-air markets. That's why the number of these markets decreased. Although I want to keep this tradition, it's hard to do it due to social development. I still hope that the open-markets exist.
That's all about my presentation. If you have any questions to ask, I'm willing to answer. Thanks for your listening.
Cuộc sống đã thay đổi rất nhiều trong 50 năm qua, và có rất nhiều trò giải trí và truyền thống tốt đẹp dường như đang chết dần. Làm việc theo nhóm và
• tìm kiếm một truyền thống hoặc trò giải trí trong quá khứ mà bạn đánh giá cao
• đưa ra lý do tại sao bạn thích nó
• Lên kế hoạch để giúp bảo tồn nó
Sau đó, làm một áp phích để trình bày ý tưởng và chia sẻ nó với cả lớp.
Sample:
Hello, everybody. My name is …
I'm going to tell you about the tradition of going shopping in the traditional open markets. In the past, this tradition was very popular. There were a lot of markets, almost in every corner in the streets of Vietnam. Markets were where Vietnamese people in the past eat, trade, and talk. All these actions happened on open streets. The daily market had a little bit of everything, especially big markets. In these markets, there were sessions for each kind of goods like clothing area, raw ingredients, vegetables, food streets, etc. In smaller markets (chợ cóc), most foods, fruits, vegetables were available. In the past, Vietnamese people visited every day to their local small market that was located to the very next alley to buy ingredients for day because in the past, there was no fridge for storing food. Therefore, the foods in markets always had to be fresh. The earlier you came, the fresher the foods you got. So that's why markets in Vietnam started early, at 5 am or 6 am. However, at present people are busy working all day and come home late. They tend to live in a building where there are very big supermakets with a lot of fresh food and these supermarkets are 24-hour open so they go shopping in the supermarkets instead of going shopping in open-air markets. That's why the number of these markets decreased. Although I want to keep this tradition, it's hard to do it due to social development. I still hope that the open-markets exist.
That's all about my presentation. If you have any questions to ask, I'm willing to answer. Thanks for your listening.
