Describe a hotel you know

You should say

Where this hotel is
What this hotel looks like
What facilities this hotel has
Explain whether you think this is a nice hotel to stay in

I have visited many tourist spots and resided in a number of

hotels, both of professional and personal needs but only one
hotel has left a long-lasting impression on me because of its top-
notch services. The name of the hotel is Western Hotel, which is
located in the heart of Hoi An Old Quarter.
It is a 10-storey building with more than 30 rooms. It draws on
today’s growing appetite for outdoor living, so a lot of
windows and ventilators are delicately designed. The hotel
honors the preservation of ancestral traditional construction
techniques by using clay bricks that are made manually and
dried in the sun. Although it is a family-owned hotel, it has a
reputation for its services. It is one of the most luxurious hotels
with all modern facilities including a swimming pool, a sauna,
and a gym. Most of the modern amenities are accumulated at the
hotel for its clients. The services are up to the mark while the
accommodations system appear to be one of the greatest. Hands
down, it is always crowded with tourists.
The reasons why I believe that it is a gorgeous place to place is
that I get the royal treatment. Before I reach the hotel, the
reception informs me of the status of the room ịn advance and
ask about my expected time to cater for. When I set foot into the
hotel, two people welcome me with a smile and offer me a hand
and I bet they are at my beck and call. The rooms are connected
to Internet and have a small balcony for reading. I should not
forget to mention that local fruits are served free of charge, so it
is a paradise for me to stay in. What a lovely hotel!
 TEST 2
Describe a website that you bought something from
What the website is
What you bought from this website
How satisfied you were with what you bought
Explain why you liked or disliked about using this website
In this day and age, e-commerce has proliferated to a point that
shopping in a brick and mortar shop has been marginalized. One
website I frequent visit to shop for items is Shopee, which keeps
the lion share of Vietnam’s e-commerce market.
To be the best of my knowledge, it is a social-first, mobile-
centric marketplace where users can browse, shop and sell on
the go.  Integrated with logistical and payment support, this
platform aims to make online shopping easy and secure for both
sellers and buyers.
It serves users to buy and sell products online. Shopee presents
an expansive range of products, a social community for
exploration, and smooth and satisfactory services. Personally, I
tend to shop for stationary and cosmetics because they are a
steal if I go hunting deal of some brand names.
To be honest, this website is user-friendly, so it is accessible to
people of all ages. Even if you are not a computer literate, you
can still navigate the website with ease. One thing that makes
this website stand out from other rivals is that the system
informs you of the expected time for delivery prior to 3 hours.
Therefore, consumers can be updated with the status of their
goods.
There are a bunch of reasons why I love this website but chief
among them is that it offers genuine reviews from customers,
which consumers like me can have for reference before we
decide to make a purchase.

TEST 3
Describe a famous business person that you know about
You should say:
Who this person is
What kind of business this person is involved in
What you know about this business person
And explain why you think of this business person
I have met so many people and every person has left a long-
lasting impression on me of who they are, or what they possess
and do. There is one person who I do admire because of his
person, outstanding business and outlook on life. It is Mr Dung,
who was listed one of 30 successful, inspiring young
businessmen in my city in the year 2019.
He is a co-founder of Ezi English Center, which is dedicated to
offering English courses for people of all ages. Graduating from
Foreign Trade university, he quit a decent job as a public
relations officer at a multinational company to set up an English
center in his hometown because people do not gain access to
English. It is a giant milestone in his life because it is a win-lose
situation. People in his hometown haven’t realized the
importance of English, so at first, it is risky to convince them to
afford courses. With his resilience and determination, he has
planted in their mind the fact that English is child’s play and can
transform their lives by landing a better job. All his efforts bear
fruits and his business starts to take off when he can build a
good reputation for it.
You may ask me why I know him like the back of my hand, it is
due to the fact that I am a close colleague, so he usually
confides in his inner thoughts with me. I still vividly remember
the time when he told that he was powerless to change
people’s mind, or when he could not come up with a killer idea
to achieve a balance between cheaper tuition fees and lower
running costs. Thanks to his stories, what I can tell is that he is
truly a dedicate person with a heart of gold. He puts people first
and put himself in their shoes to raise them up.
TEST 4
Describe an interesting Tv programme you watched about a
science topic.
What science topic this Tv programme was about
When you saw this TV programme
What you learnt from this TV programme about a science topic
And explain ehy you found this TV programme interesting

Since I am quite occupied with my work, I do not squeeze in

much time to watch TV programme every day. However,
sometimes I turn on my television to put my feet up if I am
available on weekends. Two days ago, I got a kick out of a TV
programme on the power of sleep. It is the first Science
programme that has kept me stay tuned from the beginning to
the end.
The programme is called “The mysteries of simple things”,
which accounts for the nature and interrelationships of
common things. I bet this programme is broadcast to nurture a
passion for science among young people. The episode I
watched is an account of sleep. It lasts over 30 minutes and
commences with a question of a baby:” I don’t wanna sleep. I
wanna play with dolls. Why do I have to sleep?” It goes without
saying that we can’t go on without sleep. But to give a
compelling, explicit answer for kids is not a breeze. This
question sparked some thoughts about me, and I was struck
dumb for some seconds because I could not know how to
answer if my niece asked me about it.
There is a common belief that Tv programmes on science are
dead tedious, but contrary to it, this episode intrigued viewers
by demonstrating a twin. One person hits the sack on time at 9
pm and sleep 8 hours a day, while the other stays up late and
only sleeps 5 hours a day. Over the course of a fortnight, one
person is in a good mood while the other one suffering from
sleep deprivation is overweight and easy to lose his cool. This
comparison grabs attention of viewers and pinpoints what
stereotypes they want to follow. What an interesting
programme!