Đọc hiểu tiếng Anh (Reading Practice)
Tìm thấy 12 bài · Cấp C1
Sa Pa's Rice Terraces and the Price of Popularity
Tourism has brought new income to the mountain communities of Sa Pa, but it may also threaten the terraces and traditions visitors come to see. A C1 reading on sustainable tourism with practice on participle clauses, complex passives and inversion.
The Quiet Power of Boredom
Why do we fill every idle second with our phones, and what might we lose by never being bored? A C1 essay-style reading with practice on inversion, complex passive structures and participle clauses.
The Quiet Epidemic: Why Loneliness Thrives in Crowded Cities
A C1 essay on why loneliness is spreading in densely populated Asian cities — from work culture and high-rise architecture to social media — with practice on inversion, complex passive structures and participle clauses.
The Ethics of Artificial Intelligence in Everyday Life
Bai luan C1 ve dao duc cua tri tue nhan tao trong doi song hang ngay, luyen tap dao ngu, cum phan tu va cau bi dong phuc tap.
Why Multitasking Doesn't Work: A Look at the Science
Bai luan C1 ly giai vi sao da nhiem khong hieu qua duoi goc do khoa hoc nhan thuc, luyen tap dao ngu, cau bi dong phuc tap va cum phan tu.
The Hidden Cost of Fast Fashion in Southeast Asia
Bai luan C1 phan tich cai gia an cua thoi trang nhanh o Dong Nam A, luyen tap dao ngu, cau bi dong phuc tap va cum phan tu.
How Urbanization Is Reshaping Vietnamese Villages
Bai luan C1 phan tich qua trinh do thi hoa o nong thon Viet Nam, luyen tap dao ngu, cau bi dong phuc tap va cum phan tu qua van phong hoc thuat.
How Screen Time Affects the Developing Brain
Researchers are examining how digital devices shape attention, language, sleep, and emotional development in children and teenagers.
The Rise of Four-Day Work Weeks: What Companies Are Learning
Large-scale trials in the UK, Iceland, and Belgium are reshaping the debate over whether a shorter work week can maintain productivity.
Should Universities Make Online Learning Permanent?
As the pandemic recedes, universities are still debating whether online and hybrid learning deserve a permanent place in higher education.
Why Sleep Is More Important Than We Once Thought
New research shows sleep is an active biological process essential to brain health, memory, and immunity — not simply downtime.
Cities Turn to Vertical Farming to Feed Growing Populations
As urban populations swell, cities are experimenting with vertical, climate-controlled farms to secure fresh food closer to home.