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B. Much

Câu 1. Traffic accidents have become a serious problem in big cities in Viet Nam, so effective solutions are needed to reduce them. First, the government should improve road infrastructure and traffic systems to make transportation safer. Second, stricter laws and heavier penalties should be applied to those who break traffic rules, especially speeding and drunk driving. In addition, people need to raise their awareness of traffic safety by obeying signals, wearing helmets, and not using phones while driving. Schools and media should also provide education about traffic rules regularly. Finally, developing public transport such as buses and metro systems can help reduce the number of private vehicles. In conclusion, both authorities and citizens must work together to decrease traffic accidents and ensure safer roads.

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Người thứ nhất dệt hơn người thứ hai số mét vải là:

\(10-\left(12-8\right)=6\left(m\right)\)

Người thứ nhất dệt được số mét vải là:

\(\left(270+6\right):2=138\left(m\right)\)

Người thứ hai dệt được số mét vải là:

\(270-138=132\left(m\right)\)

Đáp số:...

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My old school holds a very special place in my heart. It was not just a place where I gained knowledge, but also where I grew up, built friendships, and discovered who I am. Every corner of that school carries memories that I will always cherish.

The school was not very large, but it was filled with warmth and familiarity. The main building stood quietly at the center, painted in soft yellow, with rows of windows that always seemed to reflect the morning sunlight. There was a big yard in front where we gathered every Monday for the flag-raising ceremony. The ground was not perfect, sometimes dusty in the dry season and muddy in the rainy days, but it was where we laughed, played, and shared countless unforgettable moments.

One of the things I remember most clearly is the classroom. The desks were simple, made of wood, and sometimes carved with little drawings or names by previous students. The blackboard stood at the front, and every day it was filled with lessons, formulas, and sometimes even jokes from teachers. Sitting in that classroom, I listened to my teachers, wrote notes, and sometimes daydreamed while watching the trees outside sway in the wind. Those ordinary moments now feel incredibly precious.

The teachers at my old school were truly devoted. They were not only people who taught us subjects like math, literature, or science, but also guided us in life. Some teachers were strict, always reminding us to be disciplined and hardworking, while others were gentle and patient, encouraging us whenever we made mistakes. I still remember how they stayed after class to help us understand difficult lessons or how they motivated us before important exams. Their dedication shaped not only our academic knowledge but also our character.

My classmates were another important part of my school life. We studied together, helped each other, and sometimes competed in a friendly way. There were moments when we laughed until our stomachs hurt, and also times when we argued over small things. But no matter what happened, we always found a way to understand each other again. Those friendships were simple but sincere. We shared snacks, stories, and dreams about the future, not realizing how quickly time would pass.

Break time was always something we looked forward to. The schoolyard became lively with students running, playing games, or sitting in groups chatting. Some of us bought snacks from the small canteen, while others just enjoyed talking and relaxing. It was during these short breaks that we felt the freedom and joy of being students, away from books and lessons for a little while.

There were also many special events that made school life more exciting. Celebrations like Teachers' Day, sports competitions, and cultural performances brought everyone together. We practiced hard for these events, sometimes staying after school to rehearse. Even though we were tired, we felt proud when we performed in front of others. These activities taught us teamwork, confidence, and creativity.

Another unforgettable memory is exam season. It was a time filled with both stress and determination. We studied late, reviewed lessons again and again, and hoped for good results. Although it was challenging, it helped us become more responsible and serious about our goals. When the exams ended, the feeling of relief and happiness was something truly special.

What makes my old school even more meaningful is the way it influenced my growth. It was there that I learned not only academic knowledge but also important values such as respect, responsibility, and perseverance. I learned how to face difficulties, how to cooperate with others, and how to believe in myself. These lessons are still with me today and will continue to guide me in the future.

Even now, whenever I think about my old school, I feel a sense of nostalgia. I remember the familiar sounds, like the school bell ringing, the voices of friends calling each other, and the teachers explaining lessons. I remember the smell of books, the sight of sunlight shining through the windows, and the feeling of sitting in class surrounded by friends. All of these memories form a beautiful part of my life.

Although I have moved on to a new school and new experiences, my old school will always remain in my heart. It is not just a place in the past, but a foundation that helped shape who I am today. I am grateful for everything it gave me, from knowledge to friendships and unforgettable memories.

In conclusion, my old school was more than just a place of learning. It was a place of growth, connection, and happiness. The memories I have from there will stay with me forever, reminding me of a time when life was simple, joyful, and full of hope.

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During Tet, I will shop for groceries and prepare somethings such as clothes, flower,...Furthermore, I am going to clean my house with parents. In the Tet, I wil go to house of others and talk the lucky somethings to people. After Tet, I must learn in my school. And I will clean my house again because it can become dirty.

mở bài:hi guys today i will tell you about my neighbourhood[cái này hoặc cái khác];thân bài:my neighbourhood is in [ha nội hoặc thành phố kacs cũng được]my neibourhood is big [or small;đều được]; nói về neibour hood như nào đẹp hay xấu ;rồi thêm nhiều từ miêu tả vào nhé;kết bài:that all what boaut your neibourhood tell me[hoặc viết theo kiểu là viết đơn giản á;that is all about my neibour hood ;can your guys tell my about your neibourhood.đó làm theo kiểu của tui hoặc xem người ta làm văn mẫu r dựa theo đó mà viết nhé

bạn viết thành bài văn hoàn chỉnh cho mik đi! tại làm như cậu giống kiểu lập dàn ý như VN mik thì mik thấy hơi khó hiểu một chút.Với lại mắt mik kém,trình bày như bạn thì mik còn tưởng là đoạn văn thật ấy,nếu để dễ nhìn thì mik phải nheo mắt lại.mik xin lỗi vì làm phiền cậu ,mong là cậu thông cảm cho mik

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