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BLACKPINK English Interview with BILLBOARD

The group gave an interview with Billboard. So this will be a good opportunity for you guys to learn English from them.

ข้อสอบเข้าม.1 Part Conversation

1. Situation: At the restaurant. 

Waitress:  _____________?

Customer:  Yes, please.  

1. May I take you out  

2. Would you like to order  

3. Can you help me with this  

4. Would you help me
 

2.  Situation:  At workplace.  

A: Let’s go to the movie after work.  

B: ____________. And I'm too tired. 

1. It’s boring for me.  

2. It’s a good idea.  

3. I’m busy right now.  

4. I’m free today.
 

3.  Situation: You’re in a canteen, looking for a seat. 

A: ______________?  

B: Sorry. This seat has already been taken.  

1. Could you sit here  

2. Can I smoke here 

3. Could you move  

4. May I sit here
 

4. 

A: How many people are there in your family?  

B: _____________.  

1. There are two boys.  

2. There are two girls.  

3. There are three people.  

4. There are two younger sisters.

 
5.  

A: ____________________?

B: I was born on 25th December 1969.

1. When is your birthday

2. When will you be born

3. Whose birthday is it 

4. What day is your birthday

6.   John: Excuse me, __________________?

Mary: Sure. No problem.

1.  could you help me move this table

2.  do you mind moving this table

3.  did you move this table 

4.  do you move this table

7. Situation:  On Christmas day.
A: What do you have for your parents?

B: ____________.

1.  I made a card for them

2.  I bought a pumpkin

3.  I got a red rose

4.  I went to the temple

8.   

Nick:  Thank you for your help.

Mary:  ______________.

1.  With pleasure.                             

2.  Of course.                     

3.  Good job!  

4.  Well done!
   
9. Tom:  I’m sorry. I must go now.   ____________.
    Tim:  Bye. Talk to you later. 

1.  Okay                             

2.  See you  

3.  Good night                     

4.  It’s all right
    

10. 

A: What do people do on Christmas day?

B: ____________________.

1. They play trick or treat at night.

2. They hang socks on the wall.

3. They give roses to the others.

4. They write sweet poems.

11.  Situation: At the hospital.
A: _________________?

B:  I have a cold.

1. Who’s with you

2. What do you do

3. What’s the matter

4. How did you get here  

12.   A:  How old are you ?
        B:  ________________.

1. I am twenty – first

2. I am fourteen

3. I am fifteenth

4. I am eleventh

13.  Situation: In a park
Sam:  Do you mind if I have a picnic here?
 Neoy:  __________________.
 Sam:  Thank you.         

1. Certainly not

2. Of course

3. Yes, I do

4. No, you don’t  
                   

14. Situation: At the party
 Tim:  Hello. Would you like some coke?
 Nan:  _________. Water, please.      

1. Yes, please.

2. No, I’m not.

3. No, thanks.

4. Yes, thank you.

15.  Situation:  In the kitchen.
Mother:  ____________?
Suda:  Here you are.         

1. Could you pass me a knife

2. Are you holding a knife

3. Would you like a knife

4. Will you use a knife

Soneva Jani

Maldives is like a paradise. 

You just need to fly there and see it for yourself. 

Tuesdays with Morrie Summary

Morrie is an extremely lovable college professor who—in his late sixties—finds out that he is dying. The story of his last few weeks on earth is told by Mitch, one of Morrie's former students, who happens to bump into him during his final days.

Those are the bare bones, but now let's elaborate a bit.

In the beginning of the story, we get a brief introduction to Mitch and Morrie during Mitch's college graduation ceremony. Mitch Albom is a young guy, just starting his adult life, and Morrie Schwartz, he tells us, is his favorite professor. The feeling seems to be mutual, as Morrie gives Mitch a hug and tearfully says goodbye.

Fast forward to years later: Morrie has contracted ALS, also known as Lou Gehrig's disease. It destroys his muscles, making him weaker and weaker until his lungs can no longer support him and he dies. He and his wife prepare for this new life. How? Morrie refuses to throw in the towel. Instead, he starts opening up his home to visitors, reaching out to everyone he knows. 

Meanwhile, Mitch has been living kind of a mediocre life. To be clear, by mediocre we don't mean that he hasn't gone to grad school (he has), nor that he hasn't been working really hard and making tons of money (because he's done both of these things as well). Nope, we mean he isn't happy. Instead he's pretty much a workaholic who doesn't even have time for his wife. Luckily for Mitch, though, he happens to come across his old professor being interviewed by Nightline on ABC. 

Mitch visits Morrie on the first of many Tuesdays. At first he's a bit taken aback by how frail Morrie is and worries that he's made the wrong decision by visiting, but that fear begins to melt pretty quickly. They end up chatting for hours, as if no time has passed between them, and Morrie is able to convince Mitch to come back and visit next week. 

And so it begins. 

This final class (so to speak) consists of discussions about important things: friendship, love, loss, death, and so on. As the weeks pass, Morrie's body grows weaker, though he fights every day to stay positive for the people he loves. As Mitch watches his friend suffer, his own heart gets stronger. He thinks deeply about the things around him, and starts reaching out to help take care of Morrie in an effort to show his concern. 

Finally, on their fourteenth Tuesday, they have to say goodbye. Morrie can barely speak and raises his hand to give Mitch a hug. It's a heartbreaking farewell, and we highly suggest you have a tissue or two on hand when you reach this point.

Morrie passes away a few days later. 

To finish up, Mitch gives us his conclusion. It's a kind of retrospective on his "last class" with Morrie. His heart brims with gratitude for what Morrie did for him, and looking back, he only has one regret: that he didn't reach out to Morrie earlier. 

If he had, they might have had more Tuesdays together. 

https://www.shmoop.com/tuesdays-with-morrie/summary.html

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