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  • They may also be more sustainable, with (private vehicles / greenhouse / green spaces) and renewable energy sources.
    green spaces
  • Living with extended family enhances childrens' (interaction / gap / conflicts) with other people.
    interaction
  • Generation gap refers (IN / TO / ABOUT) the difference in the ways of thinking and perception in the people of two different generations.
    TO
  • The skyscraper (attracts / gives ) people’s attention because of its unusual architecture.
    attracts
  • In order to eat healthily, we should cut down (in/on/of) food contains lots of sugar.
    on
  • This is a ‘green city’ designed to reduce its negative (impact / result) on the environment
    impact
  • should / children’s / limit / Parents / screen time.
    Parents should limit children’s screen time.
  • In the future, cities will get bigger and (crowded / more crowded / crowdeding).
    more crowded
  • Mr. John is an engineer and expects his son to follow (into/in) his footsteps.
    in
  • They (not find) a cure for cancer yet.
    haven't found
  • Where (you/spend) your holiday last year?
    did you spend
  • Too many (high-rise buildings / roof gardens / vehicles) on the road can cause air pollution.
    vehicles
  • I like working (at / on / out) at the gym.
    out
  • The situation looks (well / bad / good / badly). We must do something.
    bad
  • Having a (balanced / regular) diet is very important for a long and healthy life.
    balanced
  • Da Nang, Hue are (liveable / cheap / polluted) cities in Viet Nam.
    liveable
  • Life (expected / expectancy / expectation) for smokers is shorter than for those who don't smoke.
    expectancy
  • My family (live) in the north of Vietnam many years ago.
    lived
  • I (recently watch) some fitness programmes on the internet every day.
    have recently watched
  • Many young people (interact with / look up to / suffer from) mental diseases.
    suffer from
  • I (mustn't / have / should) to be at home before 10:00 p.m.
    have
  • Last year, the young couple (visit) Japan for their honeymoon.
    visited
  • The fish tastes (delicious / deliciously / awful / awfully) . I won’t eat it.
    awful
  • Your room (is looking / looks) messy. When did you last clean it?
    looks
  • In order to (close/widen) the gap between generations, family members should be open to new ideas and make time for each other every day.
    close
  • Eating a variety of food provides different (ingredients / treatments / nutrients) for your body
    nutrients
  • Different (viewpoints/ ideas) in a family often result in interesting debates and regular disagreements.
    viewpoints
  • . If you are a part of a(n) (nuclear/extended) family, you may live with three or more than three generations.
    extended
  • My mother (use) this smartphone for more than 5 years.
    has used
  • Tom’s mother / force / him / in / to follow / her / doesn’t / footsteps.
    Tom’s mother doesn’t force him to follow in her footsteps.
  • I (not meet) Peter since he moved to Canada.
    haven't met
  • The doctors have (discussing / discussed) about his illness for hours.
    discussed
  • I (shouldn't / have to / must) stay up late tonight to study for the mid-term exam because I want high scores..
    must
  • Have you been (examined / test / checking) by the doctor yet?
    examined
  • I think parents (must / should) limit their children’s screen time to protect their eyesight.
    should
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