1. If you don’t drink more water, you will get more ance.

2. My sister wants to see terraced field, so she is going to Sa Pa.

3. Unless he spend time on his phone, he will complete his homework.

1. The Muong earn a living by farming and raising.

2. They are in habit of exercise after work.

2. Giving lucky money is a popular Vietnamese tradition during the Tet holiday. I like this tradition because it brings happiness and good wishes to people, especially children. My parents taught me about this tradition when I was young, so it has become a meaningful memory in my life. People usually give lucky money at Tet, especially on the first days of the lunar new year, when families gather together. The money is often put in red envelopes to bring luck and good fortune for the new year. When receiving lucky money, people feel happy and excited, and children always smile brightly. This tradition is still very common today and shows care and love. To keep it alive, we should continue practicing it and teaching younger generations about its meaning and cultural value.