=(one-hundred+one).one-hundred:two=five thousand fifty.

five thousand fifty.

Are these three houses,which one is yours?

Among these three houses, which one is yours?

were - built - made - used - came - tried - blew - fell - ate - was - lived

seven ok la

=Nine

Wrong Friend :))

leisua là jv b

thời gian rảnh rỗi

I think green is the most improtant because it is tree, it help me calmer and it is a color good in terre

Color is an element of visual language that people process before they are consciously aware of it. It ‘pops out’ at viewers in the early stages of vision. Because color is a potent element of visual communication, we need to think through how and why we are using it. Here are ten reasons why you might want to use color in your visual messages and displays. But first, please read this note about color and accessibility.

1 => Everest is the highest mountains in the world

2 => No one in our town is richer than Mr Ron

3 => Lan is the best at English in my group

1, Everest is higher  than any mountains in the world

⇒ Everest is the highest mountains in the world.

2, Mr Ron is the richest man in our town

⇒⇒ No one is richer than Mr. Ron in our town.

3, No one in my group is better at English than Lan

⇒⇒ Lan is the best at English in my group.

Lan is the girl wearing a red and white jacket and a red cap. Chi is the girl wearing a white T-shirt and a blue skirt.

(Lan là cô gái mặc áo khoác đỏ trắng và đội mũ lưỡi trai màu đỏ. Chi là cô gái mặc áo phông trắng và một chiếc váy xanh.)

Bài nghe:

Mi: My best friend is Lan. She studies with me in class 6A. She's tall and slim. She has short black hair and a small mouth. She's very active and friendly. She likes playing sports and has many friends. Look, she's playing football over there!

Minh: Chi is my best friend. We're in class 6B. She's short with long black hair and a big nose. I like her because she's kind to me. She helps me with my English. She's also hard-working. She always does her homework before class. Look, she's going to the library.

Name of the game: Tug of war.
How many players: 16 players; 8 on each side. 

Equipment(s): a rope (1.5in thick, 110 feet long)

Rules : 

• The Rope
  • The game involves usage of single equipment i.e. a rope. There is a red mark made in the middle of the rope. This red mark on the rope needs to be at a perpendicular angle to the exact center point on the ground, before the commencement of the game. A white mark is made exactly 13 feet from the red mark on either side of the rope. The game is won when either side with this white mark crosses the center point.
• Teams
  • According to the rules of tug of war, each team can accommodate a maximum of 8 members. However, the combined weight of these members should not exceed the weight determined for the parular category.
• Field and Marking
  • The game has to be played on a flat grassy patch of land. A line referred to as a centerline is marked on the playing zone and the rope is placed in a manner that its center mark should align the center marked on the ground. On either side of the rope at the distance of 4 m from the centerline, 2 more marks need to be made. This is the point wherein the first member of each team will stand.
• How to Play
  • As mentioned earlier, the center of the rope should align with the center marked on the ground. As soon as the referee blows the whistle, each team can start pulling the rope into their territory. The objective of the game is for each team to pull the rope along with the members of the opposition team to their side. As soon as the second mark on the rope from the center red mark crosses over to centerline, the team to pull the rope to their area wins the game.
• Competition
  • The tug of war competition requires a judge. There are 3 different commands that the judge gives to the players. The judge first announces “Pick up the rope”, he then says “Take the string”, and finally he tells the players to “Pull”. Once the pull command is said out the teams start pulling the rope. If a member of the team falls down that member is given a caution. Each team is allowed two cautions before getting disqualified.
• Fouls
  • There is a parular technique that needs to be applied while playing this game, if not then there will be a foul which can call in for disqualifications. For e.g. lowering your elbow below the knee level while pulling the rope is considered to be a foul and is called ‘locking’. Touching the ground for a longer period of time is also considered as a foul.