http://dh8d.forumotion.net/reading-f4/-t1.htm Đọc được ..... hiểu hay không là chuyện khác...hehe.. Tue, 18 Aug 2009 07:52:31 GMT 10 http://i80.servimg.com/u/f80/13/70/74/34/eaylog10.jpg http://dh8d.forumotion.net/reading-f4/-t1.htm http://dh8d.forumotion.net/reading-f4/what-does-your-birth-month-say-about-you-t231.htm Admin Reading Tue, 18 Aug 2009 07:52:31 GMT http://dh8d.forumotion.net/reading-f4/what-does-your-birth-month-say-about-you-t231.htm#1150 http://dh8d.forumotion.net/reading-f4/what-does-your-birth-month-say-about-you-t231.htm http://dh8d.forumotion.net/reading-f4/how-to-overcome-a-culture-shock-t208.htm Admin How to overcome a culture shock The following are some suggested strategies to overcome the "cultural shock": Of course you will find hundreds of little concrete things that justify your miserable feelings, but try to distance yourself a little bit from all the small things to get the whole picture of what might be happening to you. Explain the people around you how you feel. Try first to solve your problems on the spot with the people ... Reading Sun, 12 Jul 2009 09:59:26 GMT http://dh8d.forumotion.net/reading-f4/how-to-overcome-a-culture-shock-t208.htm#1070 http://dh8d.forumotion.net/reading-f4/how-to-overcome-a-culture-shock-t208.htm http://dh8d.forumotion.net/reading-f4/the-color-of-love-t189.htm cherrydethuong For some folks the color of love is RED ... fiery and hot, For others the color is BLUE ... placid and calm, For some it's YELLOW... caring but cautious, For others it's ORANGE ... rich and fruitful, For some the color is LAVENDER ... gentle and kind, For others it's PURPLE ... sacrificing and giving, For some it's GREEN ... with its go, go, go, For others the color is WHITE ... pure and undefiled. Let's choose a color for your love!!! But ... Reading Sat, 13 Jun 2009 09:16:34 GMT http://dh8d.forumotion.net/reading-f4/the-color-of-love-t189.htm#985 http://dh8d.forumotion.net/reading-f4/the-color-of-love-t189.htm http://dh8d.forumotion.net/reading-f4/how-creative-do-you-think-you-are-t178.htm spring_phan To get some surprising ideas of your own creativity, consider the following questions which were taken from one of the bestselling books entitled The Power of Creative Intelligence of Tony Buzan. 1. Do you daydream? 2. Do you plan menus and cook meals for yourself, your family or friends? 3. Do you mix and match colours, fabrics and accessories when buying clothes to create your own unique style? 4. Do you like many different kinds of music? 5. Do you remember with pleasure, highlights ... Reading Thu, 04 Jun 2009 05:11:04 GMT http://dh8d.forumotion.net/reading-f4/how-creative-do-you-think-you-are-t178.htm#926 http://dh8d.forumotion.net/reading-f4/how-creative-do-you-think-you-are-t178.htm http://dh8d.forumotion.net/reading-f4/famous-poem-t162.htm hanyeseul Legend of the origin of the book tao-te-ching on lao-tsu's road into exile 1 once he was seventy and getting brittle quiet retirement seemed the teacher's due. in his country goodness had been weakening a little and the wickedness was gaining ground anew. so he buckled on his shoe. 2 and he packed up what he would be needing: not much. but enough to travel light. items like the book that he was always reading and the pipe he used to smoke at night. bread as much ... Reading Wed, 27 May 2009 08:24:38 GMT http://dh8d.forumotion.net/reading-f4/famous-poem-t162.htm#831 http://dh8d.forumotion.net/reading-f4/famous-poem-t162.htm http://dh8d.forumotion.net/reading-f4/why-is-the-body-temperature-of-animals-different-t148.htm spring_phan The body temperature of the warm-blooded animals, which include all the mammals, domestic animals and birds, does not change with the changes in temperature around them. But, there are animals whose body temperature does change with temperature around them. They include and insects, snakes, lizards, tortoises, frogs, fish. Their body temperature tends to be slightly lower than the temperature of their environment. They are cold-blooded animals. The animals can be broadly classified according ... Reading Thu, 21 May 2009 17:01:23 GMT http://dh8d.forumotion.net/reading-f4/why-is-the-body-temperature-of-animals-different-t148.htm#692 http://dh8d.forumotion.net/reading-f4/why-is-the-body-temperature-of-animals-different-t148.htm http://dh8d.forumotion.net/reading-f4/what-to-read-t138.htm hanyeseul Hye guys... Today I would like to share a few tips on how to read in the best way. First of all, you should know what to read.. • Something fun. It needs to be so much fun that you will look forward to reading it every day. It does not have to be intellectual, it does not have to improve your knowledge of science or history. Remember: you want to convince yourself that reading in English is fun. Don't feel guilty about reading comics, magazines, detective stories, romances, etc. • Something ... Reading Tue, 19 May 2009 09:57:01 GMT http://dh8d.forumotion.net/reading-f4/what-to-read-t138.htm#617 http://dh8d.forumotion.net/reading-f4/what-to-read-t138.htm http://dh8d.forumotion.net/reading-f4/perfume-scent-from-heaven-mara-creble-t115.htm spring_phan Would you like to read this article again At a time when human and animal sacrifices to the ancient gods were common, some creative person probably suggested that scented wood or leaves be burnt to mask the sickly smell of burning flesh. The word ‘perfume’, in fact, comes from the Latin per fumus, meaning ‘from smoke’. It must have been a welcome relief for the audience at such events not to have to put up with the dreadful odours but little comfort for those being sacrificed. And ... Reading Wed, 06 May 2009 12:35:10 GMT http://dh8d.forumotion.net/reading-f4/perfume-scent-from-heaven-mara-creble-t115.htm#422 http://dh8d.forumotion.net/reading-f4/perfume-scent-from-heaven-mara-creble-t115.htm http://dh8d.forumotion.net/reading-f4/answers-to-the-end-of-the-course-test-reading-4-for-group-2-t114.htm spring_phan Code 1A PART 1: 7ms Section 1: 0.3 each 1.B 6.A 2.C 7.D 3.D 8.D 4.E 9.E 5.D 10.A Section 2: 0.5 each 11. Suggested answer - The writer describes the use of perfume in ancient Egyptian times and traces the history through the centuries to the modern day. 12. Suggested answer - People use perfume to feel confident and good about themselves. They wear it like a fashion accessory. Expensive perfume is also something of a status symbol. 13. Suggested answer - Impact of phrases ... Reading Wed, 06 May 2009 01:27:18 GMT http://dh8d.forumotion.net/reading-f4/answers-to-the-end-of-the-course-test-reading-4-for-group-2-t114.htm#418 http://dh8d.forumotion.net/reading-f4/answers-to-the-end-of-the-course-test-reading-4-for-group-2-t114.htm http://dh8d.forumotion.net/reading-f4/suggested-answers-to-unit-25-not-alone-t110.htm spring_phan Unit 25: Not alone Level One 1. Any five of these parasites: bacteria tooth amoeba scabies mite tapeworm mosquito flea follicle mite body louse guinea worm (fiery serpent) head louse bedbug 2. He is saying that we are infested with parasites for our entire life – from birth to death, with no respite. 3. There are typically less than 100 in each square centimetre of skin. 4. The follicle mite is ¼ or 0.25 millimetre long. 5. Its main diet comprises live skin ... Reading Mon, 04 May 2009 05:43:55 GMT http://dh8d.forumotion.net/reading-f4/suggested-answers-to-unit-25-not-alone-t110.htm#404 http://dh8d.forumotion.net/reading-f4/suggested-answers-to-unit-25-not-alone-t110.htm http://dh8d.forumotion.net/reading-f4/the-test-format-of-reading-4-for-group-2-interactions-t104.htm spring_phan The test consists of two parts and will be completed within 90 minutes. Part 1: Reading 1 (7ms) You are going to read a 650 word-article about one of the four topics Fashion, Global Trade, Language & Communication, and Art & Archaeology. After reading the article carefully, you answer the following questions. Section 1 (3ms): Literal questions  Content: These questions ask you to find information that is directly stated in the text.  Question type: multiple choice answers ... Reading Fri, 01 May 2009 12:11:21 GMT http://dh8d.forumotion.net/reading-f4/the-test-format-of-reading-4-for-group-2-interactions-t104.htm#391 http://dh8d.forumotion.net/reading-f4/the-test-format-of-reading-4-for-group-2-interactions-t104.htm http://dh8d.forumotion.net/reading-f4/suggested-answers-to-unit-23-bitten-by-the-bug-t109.htm spring_phan Unit 23: Bitten by the bug Level One 1. He hitchhiked to Rome. 2. It’s not safe. 3. He explored some of the less well-known towns and villages. 4. It’s Jakarta. 5. He travelled by boat and motor launch. 6. It consisted of boiled fish, a green vegetable and rice. 7. The writer boarded a powerful motorboat for the last leg of his journey. 8. The image’s that of a giant orange prawn on a bed of rice, all wrapped in a green banana leaf. 9. They do not leave the comfort of ... 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