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Group: Hoàng Đức Duy, Phạm Phương Thảo, Trịnh Thị Mai, Đinh Nguyễn Huyền Diệu, Lê Vân Oanh, Trần Ngọc Mai Anh

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Group: Hoàng Đức Duy, Phạm Phương Thảo, Trịnh Thị Mai, Đinh Nguyễn Huyền Diệu, Lê Vân Oanh, Trần Ngọc Mai Anh

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Introduction

These days, as we are living in a modern, digitalized world, in addition to the traditional mode of working offline at offices, people can also choose to work online or from home. While these two forms of working are similar in general, there are still several differences between them.

Body paragraph 1: Similarities

Similarity 1: Responsibility

* Explanation: Both working in the office and working online require responsibility. Employees must fulfill their duties, complete assigned tasks on time, and maintain a professional attitude.

* Example: For example, an office worker needs to finish reports before the deadline, while an online worker must also submit projects on time and respond to work-related messages promptly. In both cases, being responsible helps ensure that the job is completed effectively.

* Link: Therefore, responsibility is an essential quality for both office-based and online workers.

Similarity 2: Earn Money

* Explanation: Both working in the office and working online help people earn money.

* Example:

- Office workers receive a salary from their company.

- Online workers earn income by doing freelance jobs or remote work.

* Link: → Therefore, both types of work provide a source of income for employees.

Body paragraph 2: Differences

Difference 1: Time requirement

- Explanation: Office work requires everyone to work at the same time; remote work focuses on finishing tasks, not specific hour

- Ex: Office needs workers there from 9 to 5 for meetings; remote allows workers to pick your best hour to finish work

=> Link: This changes how people balance their work and personal life

Difference 2: Location

- Woking in the office (Fixed location): Restricted to one specific place. Going out to work every day.

- Working online (Flexible Location): Workplace can be chosen. Anywhere -cafe, library, beach, on train, …., provided the stable internet connection.

Difference 3: Communication:

- Explanation: another disparity lies in communication - The difference of workplaces -> communicate differently

- Ex: + in ofice: talk face to face + remote workers: via emails, messaging apps, video calls

- Link: As a result, each working environment requires a different approach to communication

Conclusion

- Thesis restatement: while working in the office and working online - have several differences ( in time requirements, location, and communication) - both modes of working share the same goal of completing responsibilities and earning money.

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Gr: Nguyễn Diễm Quỳnh, Lục Phương Huyền, Nguyễn Xuân Trường, Phạm Duy Linh

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Gr: Nguyễn Diễm Quỳnh, Lục Phương Huyền, Nguyễn Xuân Trường, Phạm Duy Linh

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Introduction: today, the diversity of working forms enables individuals obtain their favourable expectation.

Lead in: present in workplace or remote working can show its similar and different sides.

Thesis statement: This essay will give information about both sides.

Body 1: Similarities:

Similariy 1: responsibility:

Explanation: irregard to which form, employees can force themselves to accomplish their tasks or assigned missions timely.

Example + Link: during Covid 19: most of corporations can require their labours to work in distance with the high demanding: meeting deadlines on time.

Similarity 2: earn money

Explanation: the final expectation of every employee's mind can get the rewards and salaries as they devote themselves for company's profits whether work in a specific place or remote.

Example: men and women can both work these two forms earn money as much as possible to improve their financial household.

Differences:

Difference 1: time requirement:

Explanation: WO: fixed schedule: require employees to be present at workplace on time and meet at least enough time working prevailing 8 hours as the requirement of comany.

RW: flexible schedule: based on their announced schedule.

Difference 2: communication:

WO: face to face

RW: online communication

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Group 3: 11- Vũ Thị Quỳnh Hoa, 16- Phùng Thị Thanh Huyền, 15- Trần Thị Ngọc Huyền, 22- Vũ Yến Linh, 9- Nguyễn Trung Đức, 

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Group 3: 11- Vũ Thị Quỳnh Hoa, 16- Phùng Thị Thanh Huyền, 15- Trần Thị Ngọc Huyền, 22- Vũ Yến Linh, 9- Nguyễn Trung Đức, 

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1. Introduction:

- Hook: .

- Leads-in: Nowadays, people can work in the office or online. Both ways have advantages and disadvantages.

- Thesis statement: This essay compares the similarities and differences between working in the office and working online.

2. Body:

A. Body Paragraph 1: Similarities

- Similarity 1: Both require skills and responsibility.

+ Explanation: Workers need to have sufficient skills to complete tasks well and timely.

+ Example + Link: Both must meet deadlines.

- Similarity 2: Both require communication.

+ Explanation: Workers cooperate with others.

+ Example + Link: They communicate with colleagues or clients -> get work done.

B. Body Paragraph 2: Differences

- Difference 1: Workplace and flexibility.

+ Explanation: Office work has fixed hours; online work is more flexible.

+ Example + Link: -> Online workers save commuting time while office work can help people feel more disciplined.

- Difference 2: Communication.

+ Explanation: Office workers meet face to face, while online workers use technology.

+ Example + Link: -> office work offers a sense of solidarity and connection - Online workers may feel isolated without the presence of coworkers.

3. Conclusion:

- Thesis restatement: Both working modes have similarities and differences, and the best choice depends on personal needs.

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Introduction

* Hook: Nowadays, people have different ways of working depending on their jobs and lifestyles.

* Lead-in: The two most common working modes are remote work and office work.

* Thesis statement: Although remote work and office work share some similarities, they differ in terms of working time and attire.

Body Paragraph 1: Similarities

Similarity 1: Responsibility

* Explanation: Employees in both working modes are expected to complete their tasks and meet deadlines.

* Example + Link: Whether working from home or in an office, workers must be responsible for the quality of their work.

Similarity 2: Ways of earning money

* Explanation: Both allow people to earn an income through employment.

* Example + Link: Employees receive salaries in exchange for their work, regardless of where they work.

Body Paragraph 2: Differences

Difference 1: Time

* Explanation: Office workers usually follow fixed working hours, while remote workers often have more flexible schedules.

* Example + Link: For example, office employees may work from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., whereas remote workers can sometimes choose when to complete their tasks.

Difference 2: Attire

* Explanation: Office work generally requires more formal clothing, while remote work allows more casual dress.

* Example + Link: For instance, office workers may wear suits or uniforms, but remote workers can often work in comfortable clothes at home.

Conclusion

* Thesis restatement: In conclusion, although remote work and office work are similar in terms of responsibility and earning money, they are different regarding working time and attire.

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Group 5: POINT-BY-POINT ORGANISATION: Hồng Nhung, Thanh Bình, Tuấn, Dũng, Ngọc, 

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Introduction

Hook: Nowadays, many people can choose to work either in an office or online.

Lead-in: Both working modes are common and have their own advantages and disadvantages.

Thesis statement: Although working in the office and working online are similar in some ways, they differ in their working environment, communication, and flexibility.

Body Paragraph 1

Point 1: Working environment

Explanation: Office workers work in a company building, while online workers can work from home or any place with an Internet connection.

Example + Link: For example, office workers have to commute every day, whereas online workers can save time by working remotely. Therefore, the working environment affects employees' daily routines.

Body Paragraph 2

Point 2: Communication

Explanation: Office workers usually communicate face-to-face, while online workers communicate through emails, video calls, or messaging apps.

Example + Link: For instance, office meetings are held in person, while remote workers often use Zoom or Microsoft Teams. As a result, each working mode requires different communication skills.

Body Paragraph 3

Point 3: Flexibility

Explanation: Office jobs usually have fixed working hours, while online jobs often provide more flexible schedules.

Example + Link: For example, online workers can arrange their own timetable, but they may also face distractions at home. Therefore, flexibility can improve work-life balance but also requires strong self-discipline.

Conclusion

Thesis restatement: In conclusion, although working in the office and working online have some similarities, they are different in terms of the working environment, communication methods, and flexibility.

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Introduction:

-Hook: Nowadays, more and more people have different ways of working.

-Lead-in: Some people work in offices, while others work online from home.

-Thesis statement: Although working in an office and working online are different in terms of environment and communication, they are similar because both require responsibility and technology.

Body paragraph 1

-Point 1: Different working environment

-Explanation: Office workers travel to work and meet colleagues face to face, while online workers stay at home and work through the Internet.

-Examples: Office meetings, teamwork at the workplace / Zoom meetings, working from home.

-Link: Therefore, the working environment is the biggest difference between the two working styles.

Body paragraph 2

-Point 2: Similar skills and responsibilities

-Explanation: Both types of workers need communication skills, time management, and computer skills to complete their work.

-Examples: Sending emails, attending meetings, finishing tasks on time.

-Link: As a result, both jobs require responsibility and good organization.

Conclusion

Restatement of thesis: In conclusion, working in an office and working online have both differences and similarities.

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Group: Nguyễn Diễm Quỳnh, Lục Phương Huyền, Nguyễn Xuân Trường, Phạm Duy Linh

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Group: Nguyễn Diễm Quỳnh, Lục Phương Huyền, Nguyễn Xuân Trường, Phạm Duy Linh

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A.Introduction:

Hook: The popularity of short reels on social media in every aspect of life.

Lead-in: concerns about early exposure among youngsters

Thesis Statement: negative sides related to unsuitable content and forming long lasting addiction.

Body paragraph 1:

Point: unsuitable content

Reason: provide unappropriate posts for young adults

Example: a high school teenager can see a 18+ post on Facebook

Link: lack of checking and controlling policy -> affect on the development of the young

Body paragraph 2:

Point: forming long lasting addiction.

Explanation: the human brain requires 21 to 25 days to form a new habit -> daily exposure to ultra-short clips rewires a child's routine behaviour

Example: a young child who watches tiktok or fb's reels everyday will automatically develop an intense craving for devices whenever they are free

Link: consequently, this repetitive cycle firmly traps young in a psychological dependency that is extremely difficult to break.

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Nhóm 1: Lê Vân Oanh, Phạm Phương Thảo, Trịnh Thị Mai, Đinh Nguyễn Huyền Diệu, Hoàng Đức Duy

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Nhóm 1: Lê Vân Oanh, Phạm Phương Thảo, Trịnh Thị Mai, Đinh Nguyễn Huyền Diệu, Hoàng Đức Duy

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1. Lead-in: Short videos → social media → attract young viewers.

Thesis: Excessive exposure → several drawbacks for young children.

2. Body paragraph 1: Exposure to Misinformation

- Point: Exposed to false/ misleading information

- Short duration and lack of context => easily believe inaccurate/ deceptive contents.

Example: viral "health tips," (using unverified substances to treat minor injuries)/dangerous "challenges" presented as fun games => possible physical harm.

Link: Resulting in a distorted view of reality => difficult for children to distinguish between reliable facts and fake contents.

3. Body 2: Screen addiction

- Plenty of entertaining vidoes, easy to watch -> spend more time on social media

- Effects: hard to stop watching, lose interest in other activities

- Consequences: less physical activites, lose connection with people, poor sleep, reduce attention span

4. Conclusion:

+) Restatement of thesis: Short videos - negative effects on young children - misinformation and addiction

+) Extra sentence: Parents and schools - work together - limit screen time - teach healthy social media habits

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Nhóm 3 Hà, Dung, Nga, Tâm, Thương, Hương

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Nhóm 3 Hà, Dung, Nga, Tâm, Thương, Hương

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Introduction:

- Hook: short videos - a popular form of entertainment for young children

- Lead-in: video on Tiktok and facebook - almost everyday

- Thesis statement: Watching short videos has a number of negative impacts on young children: reduce children’s attention, access to inappropriate/ harmful content

Body paragraph 1:

- Point 1: reduce children’s attention

- Explanation: fast-changing videos make children less patient & lack of focus on learning

- Examples: many children quickly become bored during lessons after watching short videos for hours.

- Link:harm children’s learning ability

Body paragraph 2:

- Point 2: access to inappropriate/ harmful content

- Explanation:video contain violence, bad language, dangerous challenge…=>children may copy

- Examples: children imitate risky online trends

- Link: result in accidents

Conclusion:

- Restatement of thesis: watching shorts video can negatively affect children’s concentration and expose them to harmful content

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Group 2: Hà Anh, Cấn Phương Thảo, Tuyết  Lan, Ngọc Quỳnh, Thanh Chung, Phượng, Huyền, Bảo Ngọc, Hiền Trang

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Group 2: Hà Anh, Cấn Phương Thảo, Tuyết  Lan, Ngọc Quỳnh, Thanh Chung, Phượng, Huyền, Bảo Ngọc, Hiền Trang

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1. Intro

​- Hook: short-video platforms – become popular.

​- Lead-in: Popularity of short video platforms (TikTok, Facebook Reels) – quick entertainment – rising worries among teachers and doctors

​- Thesis: negatively affect their physical health and mental health cognitive development

2. Body

2.1. Body Paragraph 1: cognitive development (attention span)

​- Point 1: Excessive use of short videos – significant reduction in children's attention span – harmful to brain development

​- Explanation: Fast-moving images & loud sounds – constant "dopamine hits" – train young brains to expect instant pleasure – real-world activities rendered boring

​- Examples: Difficulty sitting still in classrooms – unable to focus on reading books – distraction during homework time

​- Link: Digital overstimulation – major barrier to academic success & concentration

2.2. Body Paragraph 2: Physical & behavioral health

​- Point 2: Negative impacts on behavior – decline in physical fitness

​- Explanation: Highly addictive platforms – less time for outdoor activities – accidental copying of bad habits or dangerous online trends

​- Examples: Angry outbursts & tantrums when parents take devices away – attempts to replicate risky viral challenges – rising childhood obesity

​- Link: Unmonitored screen time – compromise of physical health & emotional stability

3. Conclusion: Short social media videos – offer great entertainment – but ruin children's focus & harm their physical growth

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Task 2 - Nhóm 5: Hồng Nhung, Thanh Bình, Hòa, Tuấn, Dũng, Ngọc, Quỳnh, Phương

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Task 2 - Nhóm 5: Hồng Nhung, Thanh Bình, Hòa, Tuấn, Dũng, Ngọc, Quỳnh, Phương

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Essay Outline Introduction Hook: Nowadays, millions of young children spend a lot of time watching short videos on social media platforms such as TikTok and Facebook.

Lead-in: Although these videos are entertaining, watching them too often can have harmful effects on children's development.

Thesis statement: This essay will discuss two major negative impacts of watching short videos on social media: reducing children's attention span and exposing them to inappropriate content.

Body Paragraph 1 Point 1: Watching short videos can reduce young children's attention span.

Explanation: Because the videos are very short and change quickly, children become used to fast entertainment and find it difficult to focus on longer tasks such as reading or studying.

Examples: For example, many children lose interest in homework after spending hours watching TikTok or Facebook Reels.

Link: Therefore, watching too many short videos can negatively affect children's concentration and learning ability.

Body Paragraph 2 Point 2: Short videos may expose children to inappropriate or harmful content.

Explanation: Although social media platforms have safety features, children can still see videos containing violence, bad language, or misleading information.

Examples: For instance, a child may copy dangerous online challenges or learn unsuitable behavior from videos they watch.

Link: As a result, excessive exposure to inappropriate content can have a negative influence on children's behavior and development.

Conclusion Restatement of thesis: In conclusion, while short videos can be entertaining, they may reduce children's attention span and expose them to harmful content.

Extra sentence: Therefore, parents should monitor their children's screen time and encourage them to spend more time on educational and outdoor activities.

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Negative impact of using technology on people's live   :Nguyễn Diễm Quỳnh, Lục Phương Uyên, Nguyễn Xuân Trường, Phạm Duy Linh

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Negative impact of using technology on people's live   :Nguyễn Diễm Quỳnh, Lục Phương Uyên, Nguyễn Xuân Trường, Phạm Duy Linh

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One substantial negative side of technological domination in every aspect of life is interpersonal communication degradation. In particular, apart from convenience of instant communication, the advent of technological devices can unexpectedly make individuals lazy to keep in touch in real life. For example, it's easily seen that adults prefer messaging online to seeing and talking face-to-face, thus weakening relationships and losing opportunities for quality bonds. This might leave individuals more personalized space rather than society.

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Exercise Nhóm 5: Nhung, Bình, Hòa, Tuấn, Dũng, Ngọc, Quỳnh, Phương

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Exercise Nhóm 5: Nhung, Bình, Hòa, Tuấn, Dũng, Ngọc, Quỳnh, Phương

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Although technology has made daily life more convenient, it can also cause encourage people to become less active and more dependent. Modern inventions such as robotic vacuum cleaners, dishwashers, and AI-powered tools can perform many routine tasks with little human effort. For instance, instead of exercising or solving problems on their own, many people spend hours browsing social media or rely on AI for answers. Consequently, overusing technology may reduce physical activity, weaken critical thinking skills, and make people less independent in their everyday lives.

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Group 2: Hà Anh, Cấn Phương Thảo, Tuyết  Lan, Ngọc Quỳnh, Thanh Chung, Phượng, Huyền, Bảo Ngọc, Hiền Trang

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Group 2: Hà Anh, Cấn Phương Thảo, Tuyết  Lan, Ngọc Quỳnh, Thanh Chung, Phượng, Huyền, Bảo Ngọc, Hiền Trang

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Another negative effect of technology is that people are becoming increasingly dependent on digital devices and artificial intelligence. Many modern technologies are designed to perform everyday tasks quickly and efficiently, reducing the need for people to complete these tasks themselves. Consequently, individuals may rely on technology instead of developing their own problem-solving and critical-thinking skills. For instance, some people now use AI to complete homework, write emails or even make simple decisions instead of using their own knowledge and judgement. As a result, excessive reliance on technology may encourage a passive lifestyle and gradually weaken people's ability to think and act independently.

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Exercise Nhóm 3: Hà, Dung, Nga, Tâm, Phương, Hương

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Exercise Nhóm 3: Hà, Dung, Nga, Tâm, Phương, Hương

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One negative impact of technology is that it can make people become lazy and less independent. Modern technology allows people to complete many daily tasks with very little effort, so they may rely too much on machines instead of doing things themselves. For example, robotic vacuum cleaners, dishwashers and artificial intelligence can perform household chores and even assist with school or work tasks. As a result, people may become less active, think less independently and spend more time using electronic devices, which can have a negative effect on their lifestyle.

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Nhóm 1: Hoàng Đức Duy, Lê Vân Oanh, Phạm Phương Thảo, Trịnh Thị Mai, Đinh Nguyễn Huyền Diệu

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Nhóm 1: Hoàng Đức Duy, Lê Vân Oanh, Phạm Phương Thảo, Trịnh Thị Mai, Đinh Nguyễn Huyền Diệu

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Since more and more people choose to keep in touch with others using smartphones or technology devices, they are likely to spend less time in face-to-face meetings or communications. As a results, the strain between relationships would become something unavoidable. For example, it is popular to see families or friend groups sitting in front of each other without talking, doing nothing rather than scrolling their phones. Over time, the lack of communication would possibly weaken the bonds between relationships, resulting in family members or friends being gradually drifted apart.