Listen first for the situation and purpose, then replay for specific evidence. Before choosing, predict whether the question needs a reason, action, place, day or duration. A number may be a starting time rather than a length of time; a place may be explicitly rejected. Use the whole sentence to decide. The complete original script is available through each listening button in the exercises, not printed as the answer beside the question.
Writing model, original:
The report explains why a wetland needs protection. It provides food and shelter for wildlife and stores water after heavy rain. A local worker points out that conservation must consider water quality and connections between habitats, not only visible litter. The pupils’ observations come from one visit, so they cannot prove a long-term population change. The report recommends regular observation and cooperation with nearby businesses to reduce plastic waste. In short, effective protection combines careful evidence with practical action. It also avoids disturbing the living things it aims to protect.
Plan a topic sentence, two supporting details, a reason or example and a closing. Use the grammar of this unit where it naturally fits. Check meaning first, then grammar and spelling; a longer paragraph is not automatically better.
Your task: Using the passage below, write a 90–110-word summary in your own words. Retain the habitat’s functions, the limits of one observation and the proposed actions; do not add new facts. The source passage is repeated in exercise q7 so the task works independently.
Ví dụ 1
This wetland, ___ shelters birds, needs clean water.
which Non-defining clause uses which, not that.
habitat
môi trường sống
A wetland is a habitat for many birds.
flora
hệ thực vật
The park has rich flora.
fauna
hệ động vật
Its fauna includes many small mammals.
biodiversity
đa dạng sinh học
Biodiversity supports healthy ecosystems.
A non-defining relative clause adds extra information about an already identified noun and is set off by commas: This wetland, which stores floodwater, needs protection. Use who, which or whose, not that. Do not omit the relative pronoun. The sentence still identifies its subject if the clause is removed.
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Listen to the complete recording. How do plant roots help the wetland?
Listen to the complete recording. On which day will the club visit?
Listen to the complete recording. Why must the club avoid nests?
Listen to the complete recording. How long will the club observe from the public path?
Which plan creates a coherent paragraph about planet earth?
Order a revision process.
Sắp xếp các mục theo thứ tự đúng (kéo thả hoặc dùng nút mũi tên).
Using the passage below, write a 90–110-word summary in your own words. Retain the habitat’s functions, the limits of one observation and the proposed actions; do not add new facts.
A school nature club studied a nearby wetland. Members recorded birds from a public path and noted the plants growing at the water’s edge. They discovered that the wetland provided food, shelter and space for water after heavy rain. A local conservation worker explained that litter removal alone would not protect every species. Water quality and connected habitats mattered too. The pupils prepared a summary that distinguished their own observations from the worker’s explanation. They did not enter nesting areas or claim that a single visit proved a population was increasing. Their report proposed regular observation and less plastic waste at the nearby market. Protecting an ecosystem required both careful evidence and practical cooperation.
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Có thể chụp nhiều trang. Ảnh được lưu cùng bài làm và giáo viên sẽ chấm trên ảnh.
Improve your paragraph after a reader identifies one unclear sentence. Submit the original sentence, revised sentence and a reason for the change.
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Có thể chụp nhiều trang. Ảnh được lưu cùng bài làm và giáo viên sẽ chấm trên ảnh.
