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Đó quả là một công cụ hữu ích giúp bạn kiểm soát được quá trình đọc của mình. Và tất nhiên, bạn sẽ đọc nhanh và đúng hơn rất nhiều Kể về những gì bạn đã đọc. Một số người đọc nhận thấy rằng khi nói chuyện về những nội dung đã đọc với bạn bè hay người thân họ có xu hướng tổng hợp kiến thức tốt hơn đồng thời cũng nhớ lâu hơn. | 208 FLUENT ENGLISH 7. Many young people barely on their low salaries. 8. It s difficult to in California if you don t have a car. 9. Having a loving family makes it easier to the most difficult problems. 10. I early this morning after a two-week vacation. 11. Wendy was too sick to much over the last few weeks. 12. George was so in love with Melinda that it took years to her after they broke up. 13. It took a long time to understand what the professor was.He just didn t explain it very well. 14. It s so difficult to to teenagers sometimes they just don t understand. 15. Drake decided that he would try to Tina for going out with another guy. 16. It s time for you to your life you have to forget about her 17. I heard that Bill and Jane don t really each other and that they may be getting a divorce. 18. Frank normally at 5 00 but he had to stay at the office late tonight. 20H LISTEN UP ÍÌ Listen to a story about how one community of friends and neighbors helped each other during a devastating fire. Then answer these questions. 1. How did San Diegans know there was a fire 2. Why did residents have to stay at home for a week 3. What made so many people want to help the fire victims 4. What were some of the ways people helped one another 200 WHY DO THEY DO THAT Body Language Personal Space and More Like spoken language gestures and body language in a new culture can be confusing. Every culture has its own certain unwritten rules that people from other cultures need to be aware of and the U.S. is no exception. There are many very common and important gestures and body signals that are helpful to know while dealing with Americans. For example Americans sense of personal space a comfortable distance between oneself and others is between eighteen and thirty inches depending on the closeness of the relationship. If others stand within that personal space it makes Americans feel uncomfortable and they may take a step back to recover an acceptable distance. Standing too close to