[group 3 (2.0) thay nguyen]: 17.7.2018 restaurant 3, 4 trả bài sau nghĩ hè

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3. Thai restaurant 

I went to a Thai restaurant on Sunday. It’s called Bangkok Restaurant. You have to drive for about half an hour to get there, and there’s always a lot of traffic.

That’s the only trouble. But, it’s a really nice place when you get there. Quiet music and lovely flowers everywhere. The menu is good with lots of choices. The food was very spicy, which is the way I like it.

 Fantastic desserts. It was really cheap, too. The server was very polite and took good care of us, so we left a big tip.

4. Chinese restaurant

There’s a new Chinese restaurant just five minutes from my house. It’s a very simple place. A little boring inside, actually-just a few tables in an empty room. They need to add more dishes to the menu, too. Right now, they only serve four or five things. But they’re all delicious. And very cheap. You can get a good meal there for around $15. All the people who work there were very friendly and helpful, so I left a good tip.


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--- Cách đọc

- There’s a (')new Chinese restaurant (')just five minutes from my house.It’s a very simple place.A little-[lít đồ] boring "inside, actually"-just a few tables in an empty room.

- They need to[tờ] add more dishes to[\t\] the menu, too. 

- Right now, they only serve four or five things. But they’re all delicious. And very cheap. 

- (')You can (')get a good meal there for around $15.

- All the people who work there were very friendly and helpful, so I left a good tip.


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