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0:00speaking part one and three
0:30what kind of food do you
0:49like writing test to reasons
1:00I
1:01think what kind of food do you like well
1:04I'm a food Enthusiast so there are many
1:06Cuisines that I'm really into however
1:09the one I like best is the food from my
1:11home country because it's what I grew up
1:13with I also occasionally enjoy Italian
1:16food since I have a passion for
1:26pizza what kind of food do you like um I
1:29I'd have to say that I'm a big fan of
1:31seafood in particular I really like to
1:34enjoy Japanese seafood because it's
1:36always so fresh for instance I don't
1:39think I could ever say no to Salon
1:48Sashimi writing test causes problems
2:07what kind of food do you like I think it
2:10really depends if I'm at work I would
2:13prefer something quick like McDonald's
2:15cuz I only have a short break but if I'm
2:18out with friends I'd rather have
2:20something more exotic such as thigh or
2:22Chinese
2:26FD writing test agree disagree
2:30partly
2:36[Music]
2:41agree what kind of food do you like
2:44honestly I always have a soft spot for
2:46pizza with a lot of cheese on top
2:49however I think that it might not be all
2:51that healthy to eat so much cheese as
2:53I've heard it can lead to high levels of
2:56bad cholesterol which increase the risk
2:58of heart disease
3:25what kind of food do you like to be
3:27honest I'm a pey eater so I don't really
3:30have a favorite food but I guess that if
3:33I had to choose one then I'd go for
3:35something like pizza you know I just
3:37love all that cheese and tomato
3:55sauce
3:58test
4:06for
4:28speaking
4:58fore
5:27foreign writing test
5:37for different kinds
5:45of what are the popular kinds of shops
5:48in your country well there are wide
5:51range of places to go shopping one of
5:53the most popular types is department
5:56stores I think this is because they
5:58often stock High quality products and
6:01offer a clear 30-day refund policy if
6:03customers are not happy with the
6:05purchase another trendy place that
6:07people in my country enjoy shopping at
6:09is local markets I guess people are
6:12motivated by the fact that these places
6:14sell stuff at a cheaper price compared
6:16to that of big supermarkets though the
6:18quality is not always
6:21guaranteed on a general level small
6:24local shops and traditional markets are
6:26common across the country as they
6:29provide unique products and experiences
6:31for Shoppers more specifically these
6:34places are not just places to buy Goods
6:37but they are social hubs where people
6:39connect with each other for example at
6:41traditional markets in Vietnam you can
6:43find everything from fresh produce and
6:46seafood to textiles and souvenirs is a
6:50lively environment where hoglinger and
6:54these markets play an essential role in
6:56Vietnamese culture and daily life
7:00the popularity of different types of
7:02shops in Vietnam varies based on the
7:05region in big cities like Hanoi or
7:08haiming city large shopping malls and
7:11modern retail stores are becoming
7:13increasingly popular especially among
7:15younger Generations who are looking for
7:18Branded Goods fashion items and
7:20entertainment options on the other hand
7:23in smaller towns and rural areas
7:25traditional markets and small
7:27family-owned shops are still the goats
7:29Su places for most people these markets
7:31offer fresh locally soured products and
7:34there's a personal touch to the shopping
7:36experience where relationships between
7:38sellers and buyers are often built over
7:43time um supermarkets and Chin stores
7:46have grown rapidly in Vietnam especially
7:48in urban areas because they offer a wide
7:51range of products in one place making
7:53them very convenient for people with
7:55busy schedules however despite this
7:57growth many local residents still prefer
7:59shopping at traditional markets these
8:02markets are valued for offering fresher
8:04produce often at lower prices and the
8:07experience feels more personal plus the
8:10markets are part of the local culture
8:11and history while supermarkets are
8:14convenient they can sometimes feel
8:16impersonal and more expensive compared
8:18to these traditional
8:20settings it's hard to pinpoint just one
8:23type of shop that's popular in my
8:25country because people's preferences can
8:27vary greatly some might argue that
8:30modern shopping centers are the most
8:32popular because they offer One-Stop
8:34solution for everything from groceries
8:36to electronics but in my opinion
8:39traditional Street vendors and
8:41convenience stores are still more
8:42popular overall especially in urban
8:45areas the reason is that these options
8:47are affordable easily accessible and
8:49cater to the Daily needs of the majority
8:51you can grab a quick snack buy some
8:53vegetables or even pick up a household
8:56supplies without having to travel
8:58far comparing
9:01do men and women like to talk about the
9:03same
9:04topics I think men and women often talk
9:07about different topics based on their
9:09interests on one hand men might focus
9:12more on things like sports or technology
9:15because these are the areas they
9:17passionate about or heavily involved in
9:19on the other hand women tend to lean
9:21towards topics like relationships or
9:24personal experiences which they find
9:27meaningful and engaging of course the
9:29these are just general Trends and
9:30everyone's
9:33different um in general men and women do
9:36talk about some of the same things
9:38especially when it comes to Shared
9:39experiences like family work or social
9:42events but when you dig a Little Deeper
9:44the differences become clearer guys
9:47might get really into discussing the
9:48details of recent game or new tech
9:50gadgets while women often focus more on
9:53personal stories relationships or social
9:56topics for example at a casual Gathering
9:58you might notice guys clustered around
10:00the TV talking about the latest match
10:03while the women are more likely to be
10:05exchanging updates on their lives or
10:07discussing the latest trends so whilst
10:10there's definitely overlap each groups
10:12tend to have his own go-to
10:16topics I think it really depends on
10:18who's talking and the situation in mixed
10:21groups people usually stick to more
10:24neutral topics like movies travel or
10:26general news that everyone can join in
10:28on but when is all men or all women the
10:31conversations often shift towards their
10:33specific interests guys might focus on
10:36Sports Hobbies or Tech while women lean
10:38more towards relationships social
10:40matters or Lifestyles topics so the
10:43Dynamics really changes depending on the
10:45group makeup and the context but overall
10:47is about what's relevant and interesting
10:49to the people
10:52involved clearly I think men and women
10:54often have different preferences when it
10:56comes to Topics in general men are more
10:59likely to discuss sports or current
11:02Global events while women often enjoy
11:05conversations about shopping or the
11:06latest fashion trends however when it
11:09comes to personal interest those
11:11preferences can overlap regardless of
11:13gender for instance some women are
11:16really into talking about football and
11:18plenty of men are just as interested in
11:20discussing
11:23fashion um I'd say people naturally talk
11:26about what's relevant to them so there's
11:28definitely some Common Ground between
11:30men and women when it comes to
11:32conversation topics but if I'm being
11:34more direct i' say there are some clear
11:36differences guys are often more into
11:39things like sports Tech or Hobbies while
11:41women tend to prefer discussing
11:43relationships lifestyle Trends or social
11:46issues of course these aren't strict
11:48rules and everyone's different but in
11:50general you can see how those patterns
11:52play out depending on the settings and
11:54the people
11:55involved predicting
11:59is it good or bad for people to have
12:01free education in the
12:02future having free education in the
12:05future could be highly advantages for
12:07society initially it would ensure that
12:10everyone has equal access to educational
12:12opportunities regardless of their
12:14economic status this could lead to a
12:17more educated and skilled Workforce
12:19benefiting the economy as a whole
12:21moreover free education could
12:23significantly reduced student debt
12:25allowing graduates to start their
12:27careers without Financial burdens both
12:30of these factors could contribute to a
12:32more Equitable and prosperous
12:37Society I believe that in general free
12:40education could be a positive
12:42development for society it would ensure
12:44that everyone has the chance to learn
12:46and grow without a financial button for
12:49Citizens more specifically this could
12:52lead to a more educated Workforce and
12:54potentially lower an employment rates
12:57for instance if everyone could for to go
12:59to college or vocational training it
13:02might boost economic growth and
13:04Innovation however it's important to
13:07consider how to manage the costs and
13:09resources to make it
13:12effective I think whether the possible
13:14consequence of free education is good or
13:17bad really depends on the implementation
13:20in countries with strong financial
13:22systems and resources free education
13:25could be a fantastic way to promote
13:27equality and economic development
13:29but in countries where resources are
13:32limited it could be challenging to
13:34maintain quality and access for example
13:37while free education might work well in
13:40a country with a robust economy that can
13:42support the costs it could strain the
13:44system in a developing Nation if not
13:46carefully
13:48planned offering free ucation in the
13:51future could be advantages because it
13:53would make learning accessible to
13:55everyone and help reduce inequality
13:58however there are concerns that it could
14:00lead to higher taxes or government
14:02spending which might be challenging to
14:04manage so while the idea of free
14:06education is appealing and could bring
14:09many benefits it's crucial to balance it
14:11with considerations about funding and
14:15quality the topic of free education
14:18often Sparks a lot of debate some might
14:21argue that it could bring a lot of
14:22advantages since it would open doors for
14:25many people who otherwise couldn't
14:27afford it but on the other hand there
14:29are concerns about how to fund it and
14:31ensure that educational standards are
14:33maintained personally I think that the
14:36idea has a lot of potential benefits but
14:38would need careful planning to address
14:40the financial and logistical challenges
14:42involved the have advantages
14:46disadvantages what are the advantages of
14:49distance
14:50learning distance learning has some
14:52clear advantages for starters it offers
14:55incredible flexibility allowing students
14:58to learn at their own pace and fit their
15:00studies around their busy lives which is
15:02a real game Cher additionally it makes
15:05education more accessible to those in
15:07remote or undeserved areas who might
15:09otherwise be left out in the cold this
15:12means more people can have the
15:13opportunities to advance their skills
15:16regardless of their geographical
15:17constraints all in all it can be a
15:20win-win situation for expanding
15:22educational
15:23access overall distance learning can be
15:26a fantastic option for many it provides
15:28the freedom to study when and where it
15:30suits you which is a big plus for anyone
15:32with a tie schedule more specifically
15:35this flexibility allows someone's
15:37working full-time to hit the virtual
15:39books in the evenings or on the weekends
15:41for example if you're balancing a job
15:43and family online courses can be a real
15:46life saer fitting seamlessly into your
15:48life this adaptability can make
15:50continuing education much more
15:52manageable and less
15:54stressful the benefits of distance
15:56learning really depend on individual
15:59needs for someone with a hectic schedule
16:01or who lives far from educational
16:04institutions is Lifesaver offering the
16:06change to study without needing to
16:08commute however if you thrive on
16:10in-person interactions and a structured
16:13classroom environment distance learning
16:15might not be as effective so it's a
16:17mixed bag and depends on what works best
16:19for you ultimately finding the right fit
16:22for your learning style can make all the
16:25difference um distance learning has
16:27several advantages such as flexibility
16:30and accessibility which make it a great
16:32option for many it allows students to
16:35study from anywhere and manage their own
16:37schedules which is a huge plus however
16:39some people might feel they're missing
16:41out on the personal touch and immediate
16:43feedback that come with traditional
16:45classroom settings so while distance
16:48learning is beneficial it's not without
16:50its challenges balancing these pros and
16:52cons can help you decide if this the
16:54right choice for
16:56you when it comes to learning methods
16:59there is no right or wrong option
17:01because each has his own pros and cons
17:03distance learning is often surprised for
17:05his flexibility and the ability to study
17:08from anywhere which can be a real
17:09feather in his cap while it's not
17:11perfect and may have some Downs signs
17:13like a lack of face Toof face
17:14interaction the flexibility it offers is
17:17a significant advantage that makes it a
17:20strong choice for many people if managed
17:22well it can provide a balanced approach
17:25to education that suits diverse needs
17:27and situations Z them problems
17:30solutions how can we encourage people to
17:33do more
17:34exercise encouraging people to exercise
17:37more can be approached in a couple of
17:39ways for starters making exercise fun
17:42and social can be a real motivator like
17:45organizing group activities or fitness
17:48challenges which makes working out feel
17:50less like a chore additionally providing
17:52incentives or rewards for reaching
17:54fitness goals can give people that extra
17:56push they need by combining enjoyment
17:59with tangible rewards people might be
18:01more inclined to get off their couch and
18:04get
18:05moving to encourage more exercise we can
18:08start by promoting the benefits of
18:10staying active in groups this way
18:12members can follow one another to
18:14achieve a better well-being more
18:16specifically setting up Community
18:18fitness programs or local sports Leakes
18:21can make getting active more accessible
18:23and appealing for instance having a
18:25weekend soccer league or free yoga
18:27classes in the park can help you people
18:29incorporate exercise into their routines
18:31more easily and regularly this not only
18:34enhances their health but also broadens
18:36people Social
18:38Circles encouraging exercise often
18:41depends on the individual and their
18:43circumstances for socially engaged
18:45individuals joining a gym or Fitness
18:47class might be a great way to stay
18:49motivated but for those with a sedentary
18:52lifestyle finding ways to exercise at
18:54home like following online workouts
18:57videos or using fitness app might be
18:59more effective if they prefer privacy so
19:02it's important to tailor the approach
19:04based on what fits best with f person's
19:06lifestyle and
19:09preferences promoting more exercise can
19:11be achieved through engaging methods
19:14like fun group workouts or Community
19:16sports events these can be effective in
19:19getting people active however some
19:21individuals might still struggle with
19:23finding the time or motivation to
19:25exercise regularly so while these IES
19:29can help addressing personal barriers
19:30and providing support it's important to
19:33tackle the issue from multiple angles to
19:35make exercise a regular part of
19:38life um there are numerous strategies to
19:41encourage more exercise H with its own
19:44benefits for instance making Fitness
19:46activities more enjoyable and social can
19:49be a great motivator or offering
19:51incentives for achieving fitness goals
19:53might also help however if I had to
19:56single out one approach is probably
19:58about making exercise an integral part
20:01of daily life whether through Community
20:03programs or personalized plans the idea
20:06is to integrate exercise so seamlessly
20:09that it becomes second
20:10nature
20:14opinions why do so many people move from
20:16the countryside to cities there are a
20:19couple of key reasons why people often
20:20move from this Countryside to the cities
20:23for one cities offer more education
20:25options and job opportunities which can
20:28be a major draw from people to pursue
20:30their academic or professional Endeavors
20:32additionally urban areas tend to have
20:35better access to amenities and services
20:37such as health care and entertainment
20:40which can make City living more
20:41appealing both of these factors can make
20:43the city a more attractive option for
20:45those seeking a
20:47change generally people move from the
20:50countryside to cities for better jobs
20:52prospects and more vibrant lifestyles on
20:54a more specific level cities offers a
20:57wide range of employment opportunities
20:59that might not be available in rural
21:01areas for example someone might relocate
21:04to the city to pursue a career in Tech
21:06or Finance fields that are more
21:08concentrated in urban environments this
21:10shift often brings greater convenience
21:12and access to surfaces as
21:15well the reasons for moving from the
21:17countryside to cities can vary depending
21:19on individual needs and goals for some
21:22the move is driven by the chance for
21:24refresh of growth and urban areas often
21:26provide more job opportunities for
21:29others it might be about assessing
21:31Better Health Care education or social
21:33activities so whether it's about
21:35climbing the career ladder or enjoying
21:37Urban amenities it really depends on
21:40what people are looking to achieve with
21:42their
21:43move many people move from the
21:46countryside to cities for better drob
21:48prospects and assess to amenities cities
21:50generally provide more career
21:52opportunities and a wider range of
21:54services which can be very appealing
21:56however is worth noting that City Life
21:58can also come with its own set of
22:00challenges such as Higher Living costs
22:02and increased trust so while the move
22:05can offer significant benefits it's
22:07important to wait these against their
22:09potential Downs
22:11signs when considering why people might
22:13move from the countryside to cities
22:16there are several factors of play it's
22:18often said that cities provide more
22:20opportunities and conveniences which can
22:22be a big draw however if I had to point
22:25out one key reason is probably the
22:27permiss of better Korea prospects and
22:29access to various Services making a move
22:32to the city can be a way to open new
22:34doors and enhance one's lifestyle

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