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Lee Wenyong
9/7/2024
CÂU LẠC BỘ TIẾNG ANH VÀ KỸ NĂNG MỀM POMBEEBEE CHO NGƯỜI ĐI LÀM – HOÀN TOÀN MIỄN PHÍ!
Bạn là sinh viên sắp tốt nghiệp mong muốn cải thiện tiếng Anh và chuẩn bị tốt nhất cho quá trình ứng tuyển việc làm (viết CV, phỏng vấn, v.v)? Bạn là người đi làm muốn rèn luyện tiếng Anh giao tiếp, thuyết trình và các kỹ năng mềm để tự tin và có cơ hội thăng tiến trong công việc? Bạn không có kinh phí tham gia các lớp học thêm đắt đỏ? Bạn cảm thấy khó khăn để sắp xếp thời gian tham dự các câu lạc bộ tiếng anh offline? Hãy đến với câu lạc bộ Tiếng Anh và kỹ năng mềm của Pombeebee. Tại đây bạn KHÔNG MẤT BẤT KÌ CHI PHÍ NÀO và sẽ được: 1. Tự tin luyện nói tiếng Anh với giáo viên bản xứ mọi lúc, mọi nơi thông qua tính năng voice record, giúp bạn chủ động thời gian. Nếu ngại gửi voice record vào group chat, bạn có thể gửi riêng cho giáo viên để được lắng nghe, nhận xét và góp ý cải thiện, không giới hạn số lần gửi. 2. Hỗ trợ tư vấn, đưa ra lời khuyên để cải thiện các kỹ năng mềm cần thiết cho học tập và công việc như: cách viết CV tốt, viết internship/scholarship letter, chuẩn bị cho interview, cách viết email chuyên nghiệp, thuyết trình, v.v 3. Giáo viên phụ trách là Mr. Lee Wenyong: Tốt nghiệp Đại học Công nghệ Nanyang của Singapore với bằng Danh dự về Kỹ thuật Đạt điểm cao nhất môn Tiếng Anh trong Chứng chỉ Giáo dục Tổng quát Singapore –Cambridge Doanh nhân người Singapore, người sáng lập Lee Wenyong & Co. Holdings, cung cấp dịch vụ nhân sự và kế toán cho BreadTalk, Burberry, Bvlgari, Christian Dior, Elizabeth Arden, Hermes, Prada, Salvatore Ferragamo, Tiffany & Co. và National Trades Union Congress (NTUC) Hơn 12 năm kinh nghiệm giảng dạy cho hơn 500 chủ doanh nghiệp Singapore cách sử dụng hiệu quả các công cụ kinh doanh thông minh và phân tích dữ liệu để tối đa hóa doanh thu, tối ưu hóa nhân lực và duy trì dòng tiền 4. Chủ đề của câu lạc bộ bao gồm nhưng không giới hạn các ngành nghề như: Marketing, Digital marketing, Customer service, Customer Experience, Public relations, Web design, Web development, E-Commerce development, Graphic design, Mobile development, Audio production, Animation, Illustration, Translation, Photography, 3D modeling, Game design, Product design. Nếu bạn có thắc mắc thêm về English club, hãy comment ngay bên dưới để Pombeebee giải đáp bạn nhé! Hãy tham gia ngay: Nhấn vào nút "Gia nhập" để tham gia câu lạc bộ hoàn toàn miễn phí! Bạn là sinh viên sắp tốt nghiệp mong muốn cải thiện tiếng Anh và chuẩn bị tốt nhất cho quá trình ứng tuyển việc làm (viết CV, phỏng vấn, v.v)? Bạn là người đi làm muốn rèn luyện tiếng Anh giao tiếp... Read more






Lê lan anh
29/5/2024
Attentive Student
LLA mong thầy cô chấm chữa ạ
Some individuals may believe that all education shoud be free and government-funded to ensure equal opportunities for all people. I totally agree with this statement and this essay will explore the benefits of government-funded across all aspects. By making education free and government-funded, all individuals can benefit from them. Fristly, it equips individuals with the knowledge and skills necessary to succeed in the modern world, and providing free education, government can ensure that workforce is highly skilled, leading to increased productivity in global economy. Addtionally, education plays a pivotal role in fostering social cohesion. By providing equal access to education, socities are more likely to be inclusive and equitable . Moreover, education instills critical thinking, empathy, and an understanding of diverse perspectives, thus paving the way for a more hamonious and tolerant society. Critics may agrue thet government- funded education places a burden on taxpayers and infringes upon personal freedoms. However, it can be argued that the long-term benefits of a well-educated populace outweigh the immediate costs. Moreover, the societal benefits of an educated populace serve to justify the investment. In conclusion, making education free and government-funded at all levels has the potential to transform societies for the better. By ensuring equal access to education, economies can thrive, and societies can become more inclusive and cohesive. It is imperative for governments to recognize the importance of education and prioritize its funding to secure a bright future for all. Some individuals may believe that all education shoud be free and government-funded to ensure equal opportunities for all people. I totally agree with this statement and this essay will explore the be... Read more


Bùi Hà Bảo Ngọc
28/5/2024
Mong các thầy cô chữa writing task 1 hộ em aj
The line graphs provide a breakdown of prisoners in European country between 2011 and 2001, divided into 2 genders: male and female. Overall, the figure from male prisoners population stands in stack construct to woman's figure, with increase trend and decrease trend respectively. In addition, the fluctuations can be seen across all genders. Turning to details, the number of male prisoners started at 19,000 people in 2011, after that it declined to 10,000 people 20 years later. Underwent some fluctuations from 1914 to 1971, It ranged around 20,000 people. However, the figure for male prison population sharply rose in the following 10 years period, from approximately 20,000 people to nearly 40,000 people. At the end it continued to increase and reached its peak at north of 45000 people. In contrast, female prison populations’s peak was obtained in the beginning of the period, at nearly 3,200 people. Then, it experienced a remarkable fall to only 700 people in 1941. Followed by moderate fluctuations to approximately 1300 people, the figure ended at 1800 people in 2001, which are considerably far less than the number of male prisoners. The line graphs provide a breakdown of prisoners in European country between 2011 and 2001, divided into 2 genders: male and female. Overall, the figure from male prisoners population stands in stack... Read more


Khánh Ngọc
28/5/2024
Mong thầy cô chấm giúp em ạ. The pie charts below show electricity generation by source in New Zealand and Germany in 1980 and 2010.
The given chart compares how much electricity was produced by sources in New Zealand and Germany in 1980 and 2010. Overall, there was an increase in the amount of electricity generated from both New Zealand and Germany. In addition, there was also a huge difference in the type of fuel used between the two countries. In 2010, there were 200 units in New Zealand, with the highest total units of sources being coal (150 units), increasing nearly threefold compared to the figure for 1998. Compared to 1980, the electricity generated from hydro sources increased from 30 units to 46 units, making it the second main source in New Zealand. By contrast, the year 2010 witnessed a significant decline in the amount of electricity generated from natural gas and petroleum, dropping dramatically from 30 and 11 units in 1980 to 2 and 2 units in 2010, respectively, the lowest level recorded. In Germany, there was an upward trend in the total units of sources of electricity generation, increasing to double in 2010, compared to 104 units in 1980. In 1980, coal and natural gas took up the same units, with 28 being the most important sources used for producing electricity, but after 30 years, although the quality of electricity generated using coal remained unchanged, the figure for natural gas considerably decreased to 2 units. With 155 units, nuclear power became the main fuel source in Germany in 2010. Opposite changes can be seen in the figure for hydro, falling from 7 units to 2 units. The given chart compares how much electricity was produced by sources in New Zealand and Germany in 1980 and 2010. Overall, there was an increase in the amount of electricity generated from both New... Read more


Nguyễn My
28/5/2024
Some people think that all university students should study whatever they like. Others believe that they should only be allowed to study subjects that will be useful in the future, such as those related to science and technology. Discuss both these views and give your own opinion.
There are some people argued that university students should be given opportunities to choose whatever subjects they prefer to study. However, some others said that students need to be taught only with logical-related ones, such as science and technology to serve the future. In my opinion, I follow the former case. There are various reasons why some people think students should solely focus on academic subjects. To begin with, job opportunities related to science or technology is widely various, such as programmers or doctors, which are well-known for high salaries. This is because these jobs always meet essential needs of society including healthcare or tools and machines to serve people's lives and work. For example, in Japan, the need for travel by trains are dramatically high and the public maybe wish time travel can shorter to save time for others things, which is the motivation for train companies to put all effort into researching to create more modern trains to satisfy people. As can be seen, train companies require their employees to have good knowledge about technology and science to release faster trains. However, I believe that students can go for what subjects they love, not being forced to study logical-required ones. In fact, quite a few students in university have artistic talent, which will need for jobs related to art and entertainment. If those students cannot opt for subjects that is suitable with their talent but only academic subjects, it will be such a waste because they are not capable of getting a job due to not having enough skills and knowledge. It is clear that opportunities to get well-paid in artist jobs are higher currently because of the interest of people in collecting pictures or watching movies to release stress is increasing. Therefore students should give freedom to study what they need. In conclusion, it is reasonable for some to believe university education system should limit student to study some particular subjects, I believe they deserve to decide by themselves. There are some people argued that university students should be given opportunities to choose whatever subjects they prefer to study. However, some others said that students need to be taught only wit... Read more
Đoàn Linh
29/5/2024
Em có chép lại phần Speaking part 2 như vậy ạ. Thầy cô chấm chữa giúp em trừ những phần phải test trực tiếp như pronunciation ạ. Em cảm ơn thầy cô ạ.
PROMPT: Describe a person who often buys at the street market at a cheaper price. You should say: ● Who this person is ● What this person likes to buy ● Where this person likes to buy things And explain why this person likes cheap goods. EM TRẢ LỜI: When I was reading this question, I popped-up an image of my mom. She is actually an avid foodie and she has a big knack for cooking. Therefore, going to the market and looking for various ingredients such as fresh vegetables, red meat or dressings to make mouth-watering dishes is one of her interests. There is a local market which is conveniently located just a 2-minute walk from our house and she regularly visits it to buy fresh produce She intends to purchase for inexpensive food for numerous reasons. Firstly, she is quite budget-conscious so she wanna save as much money as possible. It enables her to spend more finance on essential needs for example my tuition fees or the electricity bill. Secondly, she has a strong belief that not all pricey goods have high qualities so she would rather get the mid-range quality one than consume extravagantly. The final reason to talk about is the happiness she finds when visiting the market with affordable price. She told me that it provides her a valuable opportunity to interact with intriguing vendors and to perform her professional skill of haggling things. PROMPT: Describe a person who often buys at the street market at a cheaper price. You should say: ● Who this person is ● What this person likes to buy ● Where this person likes to buy things And... Read more
Khánh Ngọc
27/5/2024
Mong thầy cô chấm giúp em ạ. Em xin cảm ơn.
Topic: Today, TV channels provide more men's sport shows than women's sport shows. Why is that the case? Should TV channels give equal time for women's sport and men's sport? These days, the fact that a higher number of games played by men are broadcast, compared to that of women has been receiving a great deal of public attention. There could be several reasons for this, and it is plausible that more women sport. There are a number of reasons why shows of sportsmen have gained more airtime on TV than those of their female counterparts. It is undeniable that men’s sports have attracted larger audiences, so broadcasters must focus more on them to earn more profits. For example, football at the 30th SEA Games attracted millions of people from around Vietnam and other countries, while the figure for women’s matches was significantly lower. Then, men’s sports often receive more attention from advertising, sponsorship, and opportunities compared to women’s sports. This means that TV channels may prioritize broadcasting events that attract higher advertising revenue. However, I would advocate that, TV producers should give equal streaming time for male and female programs. Firstly, if TV channels give equal time and coverage to both women’s and men’s sports, it might increase the gender equality movement which is one of the most concerned issues in many parts of the world today. In fact, sporters, especially women, are equally welcome to express their talents and passion. Secondly, when women's sports are broadcast on TV channels, it will promote the sportsmanship of women and encourage those with the potential to embark on their sporting careers. As a result, both men and women are actively involved in sports to create a fair sports environment and a healthy society. In conclusion, despite more profits from men’s sports channels for TV producers, and I personally believe that it is essential to equally in the coverage of men’s and women’s sports. Topic: Today, TV channels provide more men's sport shows than women's sport shows. Why is that the case? Should TV channels give equal time for women's sport and men's sport? These days, the fact t... Read more
Đỗ hoàng
26/5/2024
writing task 1
The statistics of goods exported from Australia to other four different countries from 1990 to 2012 were illustrated by the line graph below. Overall, it is evident that Australian exports to Japan and China experienced a downward trend, whereas exportation to China and India witnessed a growing potential in amount. Initially, Japanese and American exporting commenced at higher levels, with over 25% and 10% respectively, both two countries had to bear with an enormous decline in amount. Japan's percentage decreased sharply to 20% in 1995 before continuing to gradually drop for the rest of the whole timeline and finishing at roughly 18%. On the other hand, after reducing in the first five years, the American number quickly recovered in the upcoming equivalent period. Eventually, The figure still went down and reached its lowest point, about 5%, before showing a slight growth at the end. Conversely, although China and India began with lower positions, just under 5%, they showed potential in development. While the exports to India increased slightly, peaking at approximately 8% in 2010 before going down minimally afterward, China's fraction rocketed during the whole time frame, reaching its highest point at 30%, surpassing other countries and securing the largest percentage. The statistics of goods exported from Australia to other four different countries from 1990 to 2012 were illustrated by the line graph below. Overall, it is evident that Australian exports to Japan an... Read more


Pham Hoang Trang
26/5/2024
mong thầy/ cô chữa giúp em ạ
The chart shows the total distance traveled by passengers on five types of transport in the UK between 1990 and 2000. The bar chart compares the distances traveled by people in the UK on five different modes of transport from 1990 to 2000. Overall, most categories witnessed an upward trend except for bicycle and motorbike, leading to the growth of the total. In addition, the figures for bus and train were significantly high compared to the remaining types of transport. Regarding the increasing categories, from 1990 to 2000, air travel was the most dramatic change, surging from approximately 1 kilometer to 5 kilometers. By contrast, the figure for bus, starting at 40 kilometers in the first year, recorded a modest growth to under 45 kilometers at the end of the period. Similarly, rail travel underwent the same rate, rising from around 37 kilometers to nearly 40 kilometers during the same period. In terms of the two remaining means of transport, in 1990, people traveled the least by bicycle and motorbike with distances of less or more 5 kilometers. However, in the next ten years, the latter saw a negligible decline to 3 kilometers, while the former decreased with a faster level to only 1 kilometer The chart shows the total distance traveled by passengers on five types of transport in the UK between 1990 and 2000. The bar chart compares the distances traveled by people in the UK on five differe... Read more


Đỗ hoàng
26/5/2024
writing task 2
The increase in the pursuit of new job opportunities resulting from the migration of many people to different parts of the world these days is being argued more and more. Some people suggest that moving away from the birthplace could be a golden chance to find advancement in careers. In this essay, both the advantages and disadvantages of this above information will be discussed before my individual perspective provides which one outweighs. On the one hand, geographical alteration for professional pursuits creates a wider range of career opportunities that potentially exceed those available in one's local place. This can result in not only professional growth but also increased earning potential by the same token, enabling individuals to improve their standard of living and possibly contribute financially to the well-being of their families. One further benefit can be witnessed here is that participating in diverse cultural fields and traditional perspectives. This might be a necessary support in order to foster personal development by enlarging one's horizons and enriching their understanding of the world, providing significant chances for sharing points of view and communicating among different cultures. On the other hand, the prosperity and satisfaction of career enhancement cannot adequately compensate for the fundamental social and emotional costs involved. From a social angle, the physical separation from one's established environment, including family and friend relationships, disrupts the developing foundation of an individual in creating a comprehensive mature system. This interruption can lead to a string of isolation, loneliness, and emotional damage, ultimately hindering personal well-being. Furthermore, missing important life events and milestones of loved ones can be a very detrimental ground that damages one's emotions and worsens the sense of detachment with the familiar feeling, unfortunately occurring depression and anxiety. These mental problems may, in turn, affect their long-term professional success and fulfillment, thus defeating the original purpose of relocating. In conclusion, leaving family and friends in order to seek work opportunities in a different place can help people progress in their careers and grow as a person. Unfortunately, these positive effects obviously cannot outweigh the drawbacks that such a decision can bring to one's social and emotional life. The increase in the pursuit of new job opportunities resulting from the migration of many people to different parts of the world these days is being argued more and more. Some people suggest that movi... Read more


Nguyễn My
26/5/2024
International migration in UK
The chart illustrates the number of people immigrating, emigrating and net migrating in UK from 1999 to 2008. Overall, the immigration and emigration levels tended to ascend at the end of the period, while net migration witnessed roughly fall. The numbers for immigration and emigration were at around 450 and 300 thousands people, respectively, in the first year. After that, the immigration levels climbed up and stood at nearly 600 thousands in 2004 before being seen an fluctuation through those last years. Meanwhile, the emigration levels fluctuated after the first year and hit its lowest point of 350 thousands in 2007; yet could still be seen the significant growth in 2008. According to the chart, the figure of net migration was recorded at over 250 thousands, which remained stable until peaking at roughly 250 thousands in 2004. The figures of the next two were quite similar, at around 200 thousands. Fortunately, the number experienced gentle an improvement, with approximately 230 thousands in 2007; however, it went down dramatically in the end, with just above 150 thousands. The chart illustrates the number of people immigrating, emigrating and net migrating in UK from 1999 to 2008. Overall, the immigration and emigration levels tended to ascend at the end of the perio... Read more


Tùng
28/5/2024
Attentive Student
The plans below show a public when it first opened in 1920 and the same park today.
The pictures illustrate how Grange Park has been changed since 1920. Overall, amenities and facilities have been added and developed to accommodate musical performances, children, food and beverage needs, and parking. In 1920, amenities in the park were relatively limited. The park could be accessed via two entrances on Arnold Avenue and Eldon Street. The glasshouse was to the right of an entrance from Eldon Street, opposite which was a pond for water plants. Meanwhile, the fountain was in the central area, to the left of which was the stage for musicians. Seats and rose gardens were scattered throughout the park, except for the position of the glasshouse and the pond, and most of them were near the vicinity of the stage. Presently, the park has been upgraded significantly. The only elements that remain unchanged are the two entrances and the rose garden on Arnold Avenue near the stage, which has been modernised into an amphitheatre for concerts. Additionally, the fountain has been erected into a new rose garden surrounded by seats, and the rose garden next to the pond has been removed, allowing the addition of a café. Finally, the pond has been upgraded to a water feature and replaces the glasshouse, making space for a newly-built children’s playground, along with the construction of an underground car park. The pictures illustrate how Grange Park has been changed since 1920. Overall, amenities and facilities have been added and developed to accommodate musical performances, children, food and beverage ne... Read more


Nguyễn Trần Kim Ngân
25/5/2024
Mong được thầy cô chấm bài writing task 2 của em. Em xin cảm ơn Thầy Cô
In recent years, child obesity levels have increased at an alarming rate across the globe. What are the causes and solutions of this problem? you should write at least 350 words In recent research, doctors around the world reported numerous reasons why being overweight is one of the top phenomenons with juveniles currently and give a list of solutions that can reduce this problem. There are various reasons for adolescents tend to be overweight every day. However, the first reason for increasing weight in children is lack of activities. This is because of their dependence on innovation and their becoming akin to a couch potato. Energy imbalance will occur when minors do not burn off the calories to enough physical activity, leading to excess calories in a day and enriching lipid levels. The second reason is that the popularity of fast food in social media involves communication from convenience, flavor, and affordability. Furthermore, it is high in sugar, salt, and saturated or trans fats, and due to very easy to gain weight. To illustrate, the weight of a fried chicken leg is 0.4 pounds(0.18kg) and nearly 300 calories, while this figure is similar to 0.67 pounds(0.3kg) of rice and does not include fat percentage. To sum up, the amount of calories and fat in a fried chicken leg is much higher than that of regular food, which can cause health risks even if consumed regularly over a long period. To solve the result the prevalence of fast food and processed food, the government and parents should work together to the final option. Firstly, creating a balanced lifestyle for children in their leisure activities, while setting limits on screen time. Therefore, parents should control their children's time and encourage doing physical activities. For example, members of the family exercise together, due to the fact individuals are strong and reduce the rate of overweight in minors and improve public health. Secondly, the government should open examinations per year to check the physical activities, and mental systems of children under parental consent. Likewise, doctors and families take immediate tackles to therapy and find the factors of obesity in children. For instance, child obesity should have a healthy diet, and curb your intake of refined carbs. In conclusion, more and more teenagers have significantly increased weight because of junk food and a sedentary lifestyle. Any individuals should take together essential measures to address this problem. Not only the problem of obesity among children but also the various health issues of the community. In recent years, child obesity levels have increased at an alarming rate across the globe. What are the causes and solutions of this problem? you should write at least 350 words In recent rese... Read more
Lê nguyễn uyên chi
24/5/2024
Mong thầy cô chấm chữa cho e ạ
The given two charts illustrate how many travelers went by five means of transport to a university over two distinct years: 2004 and 2009. Overall, there was an increase in the proportion of people who went by bicycle, bus, train and walking to college, except for that of car. Furthermore, there was a positive shift in the figures for bus throughout the five-year span. Examining the data more closely, the data for train and walking observed a slight growth with tiny fractions at 4% and 6%, respectively, in 2009. Likewise, the statistics for bicycles represented 9% in 2004, and rose considerably to 16% by 2009, showcasing the similar rise in two evaluated intervals. In terms of bus and car, 51% of visitors used cars to go to college in 2004 which topped the first chart. However, this data showed a substantial dip when it descended to 28% by 2009. Meanwhile, there was a surge in the figures for the bus category which merely secured a third in 2004, and soared to 46% by 2009. This percentage held the top spot of the second chart. The given two charts illustrate how many travelers went by five means of transport to a university over two distinct years: 2004 and 2009. Overall, there was an increase in the proportion of people... Read more


Vi Vi
25/5/2024
em lần đầu witting task 2 thầy cô chữa cho e với ạ. Em xin trân thành cảm ơn ạ
in some developing nation and developed nation student attend university choose live with their family. Meanwhile in a university in another city students can live in another country. althought there are a lot of drawback when we live far from home, it still have a host of tangible benefit. The following essay with take a look at both side of agrument before reaching a concrete decision. it is clear that, students have to face with a lot of challenges when live and study in another places without family. First and foremost, university learner can find strange and unadapted. The first time they work and living in another place in the first time thay can feel flexibly due to strange feeling and will have much challenges to familar with the new environment. To illustrate, Vietnamese students who live in Ho Chi Minh city may be shocked by the culture and new environment when they move to Hanoi to study. on the other hand, we also have a lot of potential chances to update outself. they can take to open their mind, learn about local culture and traditional. They can learn ways to self-independent and adap easily any environment. a lot of tangible benefit when they live in new environment. this can be seen that, university learner can find there interest and passtionate when they live in new environment. to sum up it is true that university student in some country may live and study with their family, while other in several countries may separate study in another country. althought there are a lot of drawback of studying far from home, also have a lot of benefit than drawback of those. in some developing nation and developed nation student attend university choose live with their family. Meanwhile in a university in another city students can live in another country. althought there... Read more


Lora
25/5/2024
Mong thầy cô Chấm chữa giúp em với ạ. The topic is about protecting wildlife and endangered species.
Protecting wildlife and endangered species requires a multifaceted approach that addresses various threats to their survival. One effective way to safeguard these vulnerable populations is through habitat preservation. Establishing protected areas, such as national parks and wildlife reserves, helps ensure that crucial habitats remain intact and free from human disturbance. One crucial aspect of wildlife protection is habitat conservation. By preserving natural habitats such as forests, wetlands, and oceans, we provide essential refuge for countless species. Additionally, implementing strict regulations against poaching, illegal trade, and habitat destruction is imperative. Education also plays a vital role in wildlife protection. Increasing public awareness about the importance of conservation efforts can lead to greater support and participation in initiatives aimed at protecting endangered species. Furthermore, promoting sustainable practices and responsible tourism can help minimize the negative impact of human activities on wildlife habitats. In conclusion, protecting wildlife and endangered species is not just a moral imperative but also essential for the well-being of our planet. By preserving natural habitats, implementing strict regulations, and promoting education and sustainable practices, we can work towards ensuring a brighter future for both wildlife and humanity. Protecting wildlife and endangered species requires a multifaceted approach that addresses various threats to their survival. One effective way to safeguard these vulnerable populations is through hab... Read more
Lê nguyễn uyên chi
24/5/2024
Mong thầy cô chấm chữa cho e ạa
The given graph compares data on producing three forest industry’s categories: paper, wood pulp and sawn-wood in the UK between 1980 to 2000. Overall, there was a decrease in the output of wood pulp and sawn-wood, except for that of paper & packaging. Furthermore, the figures for paper & packaging observed by far the highest number throughout the span. Examining the data more closely, there was a slight growth being seen in the generation of paper & packaging when it started at nearly 227 million tonnes, after which it experienced a gradual growth to 250 million tonnes in 1990. Meanwhile, the statistics for swan- wood and wood pulp represented a similar dip when they began respectively at 200 million tonnes and roughly 175 million tonnes before registering a similarly relative quantity at 150 million tonnes in 1990. Shifting focus to the duration from 1990 to 2000, the paper & packaging production showed a soar when it skyrocketed to 350 million tonnes in 2000. Similar trends, albeit to a lesser extent, were observed in wood pulp output, which rose to upward of 150 million tonnes. Conversely, the data for swan- wood continuously decreased to roughly 127 million tonnes by 2000, this quantity marked a significant retreat from its initial levels in 1980. The given graph compares data on producing three forest industry’s categories: paper, wood pulp and sawn-wood in the UK between 1980 to 2000. Overall, there was a decrease in the output of wood pulp... Read more


Trần Việt An
23/5/2024
Thầy cô chấm giúp em với ạ
The bar graph describes the number of inquiries made to the Tourist information office in a particular city from January to June 2011 through telephone, email/letter, or in person. Overall, it is clear that while inquiries were received through telephone and person, which increased over the period. By contrast, the number of emails and letters received by the office decreased. In January, around 800 requirements were sent to the tourist information office via telephone, which fluctuated over two months and still maintained the number of requirements in April, with nearly 800, reaching approximately 1100 inquiries in June. Similarly, In-person inquiries became a more common methodology than telephone inquiries, starting at 390 requirements in January and continued increasing significantly to 820 in April after hitting the highest point in June, with 1180. In contrast, the number of inquiries received by email/letter decreased slightly from January to March with 580 requirements, which dropped dramatically to 200 in June. The bar graph describes the number of inquiries made to the Tourist information office in a particular city from January to June 2011 through telephone, email/letter, or in person. Overall, it is cle... Read more


Lora
24/5/2024
Dạ thầy cô chấm chữa giúp em với ạ. The topic is about an invention used in everyday life that students consider important.
In today's age of technological wonders and societal progress, it's impossible to ignore the profound influence of inventions on our daily routines. While countless creations shape our lives, some innovations notably ease our everyday tasks. As students maneuver through this fast-paced world, we keenly recognize the value of inventions seamlessly blending into our lives. This essay will explore the significance of one such invention, the smartphone, from the perspective of students. The smartphone has become an omnipresent tool among students, transforming the way we communicate, learn, and navigate the intricacies of modern life. With its diverse functionality spanning communication, education, entertainment, and organization, it has become an essential companion for students worldwide. First and foremost, the smartphone acts as a central hub for communication, linking students with peers, educators, and resources instantly. By facilitating calls, text messages, and social media interactions, students can engage in discussions, clarify academic concepts, and collaborate on projects regardless of geographic distance. This immediate connectivity cultivates a sense of community among students, enriching the learning experience beyond the boundaries of traditional classrooms. Furthermore, the educational prowess of smartphones is undeniable. With a wealth of educational apps, online courses, and digital libraries at their disposal, students have a treasure trove of knowledge at their fingertips. Whether it's researching for assignments, practicing language skills, or delving into complex topics through interactive tutorials, the smartphone empowers students to take control of their learning journey. Additionally, educational institutions are progressively harnessing mobile technology to provide captivating content and cultivate interactive learning atmospheres, underscoring the significance of smartphones in education. Lastly, the entertainment features of smartphones provide students with much-needed relaxation and rejuvenation amidst their hectic schedules. From streaming music and videos to playing games and exploring virtual worlds, smartphones offer a plethora of entertainment options that cater to diverse interests and preferences. Besides, the organizational capabilities of smartphones aid students in managing their academic and personal lives efficiently. With calendar apps, task managers, and note-taking tools, students can keep track of assignments, deadlines, and appointments effortlessly. The convenience of having all essential information centralized in one device enhances productivity and reduces the likelihood of overlooking important tasks or commitments. In conclusion, the smartphone stands as a quintessential invention that students consider paramount in their everyday lives. Its versatility, spanning communication, education, entertainment, and organization, renders it an essential instrument for navigating the intricacies of contemporary student life. As we persist in embracing technological progress, it is crucial to acknowledge and value the profound influence of innovations such as the smartphone in shaping our educational encounters and beyond. In today's age of technological wonders and societal progress, it's impossible to ignore the profound influence of inventions on our daily routines. While countless creations shape our lives, some inn... Read more
hoàng anh
23/5/2024
Mong Thầy/Cô chấm bài giúp em ạ. Em xin cảm ơn
The line graph illustrates how Australia exported its products to four countries, including Japan, the US, China and India, from 1990 to 2012. Overall, there was an increase in the proportion of Australian exports to China and India, with the most dramatic rise being seen in the figures for China. Despite that, exports to the US and Japan experienced a decrease over the given time frame. Looking at the chart in more details, in 1990, India and China were the smallest export partners for Australia, with negligible figures of 1% and 2%, respectively. Thereafter, China experienced a significant increase over a period, as the percentage of exports to this country steadily rose to 5% in 2000, before surging more than fivefold to 27% in the final year. Likewise, India maintained a marginal presence in Australia's export market, at just 1%in the first decade, after which its share slightly increased, reaching a peak 7% in 2010, before falling back to 5% two years later. With regard to the remaining countries, in the first year, Japan was the leading destination shown for Australian goods, with more than a quarter of total exports going there, twice the figure for the US, at 11%. In the following years, the figures for Japan fell to 17%, and stayed unchanged in the two final years. Similarly, the share of Australian exports to the US underwent a downward fluctuation throughout the period, bottoming out at 5% in 2010 before a modest recovery to 7% by the end of the period. The line graph illustrates how Australia exported its products to four countries, including Japan, the US, China and India, from 1990 to 2012. Overall, there was an increase in the proportion of Aust... Read more


Lê Ngọc Như Ý
24/5/2024
Mong thầy cô chấm giúp em ạ. WRITING TASK 1
The table shows the information of total health expenditure per capita in five countries in 2019. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant. ANSWER: The provided table compares how much money was spent on health per capita in five nations in 2019. Overall, people in the United States allocated the largest budget to healthcare, while the opposite case was the figures for the United Kingdom. In the US, the health expense was $11,072 per capita, the highest value among all countries listed, which was nearly more than two times the amount of money spent on healthcare in Germany. This was followed by the figures for Australia, which was the median of the whole researched data, at around $5,000. Far behind those were Japan and the United Kingdom, which were at the lower end of the scale. Investment in healthcare in the United Kingdom was $4,623. Slightly above is the health expenditure of the citizens in Japan, at $4,653, which was $200 higher than the figures for the UK. The table shows the information of total health expenditure per capita in five countries in 2019. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where re... Read more
