Question 26.
a. Staff: The robotics workshop was moved to the media room after the floor repair started this morning.
b. Student: That explains the locked door in Room 204; I'll head there now. Thank you.
c. Student: Excuse me, I followed the notice to Room 204, but there is no one inside.

a. Mia: Me too! I really want to learn how to make traditional pottery and talk to local artisans.
b. Mia: Definitely! Exploring the culture, meeting locals, and trying those activities will be fun.
c. Alex: Sounds great! We could also join a workshop or attend a cultural festival.
d. Mia: Hi Alex! Our cultural exchange trip is coming up soon. Are you getting excited?
e. Alex: Absolutely! I can't wait to try local food, visit historical sites, and join daily activities.

a. Lan: Beyond her diplomatic triumphs, she is also remembered for her tireless devotion to education and children's rights as the former Vice President of Vietnam.
b. Nam: That's right. Her presence at the Paris Peace Accords as the only female leader to sign the agreement was a historic moment that commanded international respect
c. Lan: I've been exploring the life and illustrious career of Madam Nguyen Thi Binh lately, she wasn't just a "Steel Magnolia" in diplomacy, but a symbol of the resilience and intelligence of Vietnamese women.

Question 13.
a. Mi: Nice to see you, too. I'm the way to the local orphanage near here. Do you want to join?
b. Ann: Oh, that sounds great! But I have a class now. Another time, please!
c. Ann: Hi, Mi. Nice to meet you. Where are you going to?

Question 14.
a. Jake: Exactly! It's a simple way to remind everyone about climate change.
b. Mia: Let's invite some friends to join us and make it more fun!
c. Jake: Yes, I am! It's a great way to help the planet.
d. Mia: Are you going to participate in Earth Hour this year?

Question 13:
a. John: I'm planning to plant trees in my schoolyard next Sunday.
b. Mary: Oh, that sounds amazing !
c. Mary: Have you already decided on what to do next weekend?

Question 14:
a. Jack: That sounds fun! We can also show visitors how to cook these dishes.
b. Jane: First, we should set up some food stalls offering traditional dishes from different cultures.
c. Jack: We've decided to organise a Cultural Diversity Day in our school. Let's discuss what activities to include.
d. Tom: I like your idea, but we don't have any cooking experience. We may need to involve professional cooks.
(Adapted from Global Success)