Trong bài viết này sẽ trang bị cho các bạn từ vựng và phần nói mẫu về Tet holiday in Viet Nam – Lunar New Year.
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I. Đề bài: “Talk about tet holiday in Viet Nam”
Đối với chủ đề “Talk about tet holiday in Viet Nam” Prep gợi ý cho bạn giải mã đề bài này bằng cách trả lời những câu hỏi sau
When it takes place?
Why it takes place?
What the people do during this festival?
And explain why this festival is important to you
Bài mẫu : “Talk about tet holiday in Viet Nam”
Regarding national holidays, I would like to talk about the Vietnamese New year which is also known as “Tet”. Tet is a special occasion that is widely celebrated every year in Vietnam. In fact, it is undoubtedly the country’s most significant and highly anticipated celebration of the year. Celebrated on the first day of the first month in the Lunar Calendar, Tet is the longest holiday which may last up to 2 weeks. However, due to the increasingly busy lifestyle of the new generation, this holiday is getting shorter every year. The Vietnamese New Year bears multiple meanings. Not only does it mark the beginning of a new year, but it also carries the hope of washing away the hardship and failure of the previous year and opening a new year filled with good fortune and happiness. Therefore, Vietnamese people will start preparing to celebrate this festival a few weeks prior to the special day. One of the most important tasks in the preparation process involves buying apricot flowers and peach flowers to decorate the house. They represent Spring and also a brand new start. I remembered me and my mom spending hours in the open market looking for the right peach flowers to bring home every year at Tet. I guess the old saying was right, “Tet is not Tet if there is no sight of Hoa Mai (south) or Hoa Dao (north) in every home.” Tet is truly an important festival for each and every Vietnamese. As a tradition, we strongly believe that if we spend Tet properly with a smile on our faces, we may expect a more prosperous and favorable year.
Từ vựng và collocations hay đã dùng về chủ đề “Talk about tet holiday in Viet Nam”:
highly anticipated (verb): rất được mong đợi
increasingly busy lifestyle (noun phrase): lối sống ngày càng bận rộn
carry the hope of (collo.): mang theo niềm hi vọng
wash away hardship and failure (collo.): rửa trôi khó khăn và thất bại
good fortune (n): vận may
prior to (adv): trước
apricot flowers (n): hoa mai
prosperous (adj): thịnh vượng
favorable (adj): thuận lợi
peach flowers (n) hoa đào
Ngữ pháp hay đã dùng về chủ đề “Talk about tet holiday in Viet Nam”:
Mệnh đề quan hệ + Câu bị động (Lesson 9 – Ngữ pháp trung cấp + Lesson 7- Ngữ pháp trung cấp) Tet is a special occasion that is widely celebrated every year in Vietnam.
Liên từ nối + So sánh nhất (Lesson 10 – Ngữ pháp trung cấp +Lesson 1-Ngữ pháp trung cấp) In fact, it is undoubtedly the country’s most significant and highly anticipated celebration of the year.
Mệnh đề phân từ + So sánh nhất (Lesson 1 – Ngữ pháp trung cấp) Celebrated on the first day of the first month in the Lunar Calendar, Tet is the longest holiday which may last up to 2 weeks.
Liên từ nối (Lesson 10 – Ngữ pháp trung cấp) However, due to the increasingly busy lifestyle of the new generation, this holiday is getting shorter every year.
Cấu trúc đảo ngữ với Not only… but also… Not only does it mark the beginning of a new year, but it also carries the hope of washing away the hardship and failure of the previous year and opening a new year filled with good fortune and happiness.
Liên từ nối (Lesson 10 – Ngữ pháp trung cấp) Therefore, Vietnamese people will start preparing to celebrate this festival a few weeks prior to the special day.
Câu điều kiện (Lesson 11 – Ngữ pháp trung cấp) Tet is not Tet if there is no sight of Hoa Mai (south) or Hoa Dao (north) in every home.
Câu điều kiện (Lesson 11 – Ngữ pháp trung cấp) As a tradition, we strongly believe that if we spend Tet properly with a smile on our faces, we may expect a more prosperous and favorable year.
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