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Jane: __________________
Mai: They communicated by talking face-to-face.
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Giang: __________________
Minh: Grandpa's parents and grandparents taught him valuable skills.
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Mai: __________________
Sam: No cell phones or video games to keep them indoors.
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Thu: __________________
Binh: When cities grew, families lived in smaller houses.
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Sarah: __________________
Thao: We mainly played in the fields near our home.
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Uyen: __________________
Lan: A few hours.
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Tung: Would you like to join us for our annual family reunion?
Hanh: __________________ Thank you for inviting me.
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Thanh: Thank you for teaching me how to make this dish.
James: __________________ I'm happy to share our family recipe with you.
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Sam: We always have pizza on Fridays. How about we try tacos this week?
Joe: __________________
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Manh: I love your family's tradition of telling stories around the bonfire.
Susan: Thanks! __________________
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Tuan: Can you help me bake cookies for grandma's birthday?
Nhung: __________________ What can I do?
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Binh: That story you told about your childhood was so funny!
Grandpa: __________________
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| A. What else does she do? | D. It sounds like you have a wonderful aunt. |
| B. Why does she love cooking? | E. That sounds nice! |
| C. What's she like? | F. Yeah, everyone loves her cooking. |
Hien: Joe, have I told you about my aunt?
Joe: No, tell me!
Hien: She's really kind and always tells funny stories.
Joe: What does she do for fun?
Hien: She loves cooking and often bakes delicious cakes for us.
Joe: Yum, that sounds tasty!
Hien: She also likes gardening.
Joe: That's cool!
Hien: She helps out at the community center and teaches kids arts and crafts.
Joe: Wow, she sounds really helpful.
Hien: Yeah, she's always busy but never too busy to spend time with family.
Joe: That's great.
Hien: Yeah, she's the best! I always enjoy visiting her.
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| A. My dad said they played outside more and had big dinners together. | D. It's essential to preserve our traditions and customs. |
| B. Family traditions are important no matter what. | E. Yeah, we don't have as much time together as before. |
| C. Nowadays, families are smaller, usually just parents and kids. | F. Families used to be bigger with more relatives living together. |
Tuan: Hey Minh, do you think families are different now compared to before?
Minh: Yeah, definitely.
Tuan: Really? My grandma said they all lived in one house!
Minh: Wow, that's crowded!
Tuan: Yeah, my mom says it's because everyone wants more privacy now.
Minh: Makes sense. Do you think families had more fun back then?
Tuan: Maybe.
Minh: That sounds nice. Nowadays, everyone is busy with school and work.
Tuan:
Minh: Do you think things will change more in the future?
Tuan: Maybe. But my family still celebrates Lunar New Year together every year.
Minh: That's great!
Tuan: Yeah, I think so too.
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| A. My grandparents told me they used to play outside all day long. | D. Wow, that sounds like a lot of fun. |
| B. Families used to have more time together in nature. | E. I want to keep exploring new places with my family, just like my grandparents did. |
| C. Thanks, I'm happy to do it. | F. Being in nature can make you feel peaceful and connected. |
Tuan: Minh, do you think families spend more time indoors now than before?
Minh: Oh, for sure!
Tuan: Really? What kind of things did they do?
Minh: They climbed trees, caught fish in the river, and even built forts in the woods.
Tuan: My family hikes sometimes, but not as much as they did back then.
Minh: Yeah, things are different now.
Tuan: Do you think that made them happier?
Minh: Of course.
Tuan: That's true. I feel that way when we go camping as a family.
Minh: Same here. Do you think our families will keep these traditions alive?
Tuan: I hope so. It's important to appreciate nature and spend time together outdoors.
Minh: Definitely.
Tuan: Me too. Let's make sure we pass down these traditions to our kids someday.
Minh: That sounds like a plan!
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Rearrange the sentences to make a complete conversation.
Tuan: Hey Minh, my grandma told me stories about families in the past. It sounds so different from today!
Minh: Really? How so?
- Yeah, we usually live in nuclear families now. But do you think it's better one way or another?
- Well, she said families were usually bigger. Grandparents often lived with their relatives, too.
- Exactly! Families come in all shapes and sizes.
- It depends! Big families can be fun, but smaller ones might have more space.
- Interesting! Maybe we can carry out a project about extended families.
- True. The most important thing is being happy together, right?
Rearrange the sentences to make a complete conversation.
Emma: Hien, your grandpa's stories are so interesting! What was it like for him as a child?
Hien: Grandpa says life was much simpler. They didn't have many toys, but they played outside a lot.
- Yeah, he says families also lived closer together back then. They helped each other more.
- I do. But we video chat sometimes, which grandpa never had!
- Wow, we tend to stay indoors now. Did they have computers or tablets?
- Wow, they made their own fun. Sounds like a good adventure!
- Interesting. Did your grandpa visit his grandparents often?
- I think you miss seeing them a lot.
- Yes, they lived in the same village! Today, we live far from mine.
- No way! They didn't have technological devices, so they climbed trees, rode bikes, and went fishing.
