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Translate the following sentences into Vietnamese. Pay attention to impersonal



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1.4.1. Translate the following sentences into Vietnamese. Pay attention to impersonal 
expressions and collocations.
1. It is a pity that you never took the trouble to get to 
know her properly before she died.
2. It ought to be fun to watch six horses come around a 
turn where there is room for only two.
3. His parents supported him all those years, so it is only 
right and proper that he should take care of them now. 
 
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4. It was clear from the graceful way in which the girl 
moved that she had had proper ballet training. 
5. Below the castle there stretches a vast plain
6. At that moment there came an intolerably violent knock 
on the door. 
7. It is now extremely popular to take a gap year between 
school and university or university and work, and to spend 
it travelling. There are plenty of reasons to recommend it. 
The most important one is that “travel broadens the 
mind."
8. Throughout the United States, there is a movement to 
preserve the cultures and languages of American Indians
This movement is not meant to replace the use of the 
English language but to encourage the learning of and 
respect for Native Americans' heritage and their 
contributions to American society.
9. There are more speakers of English in India than in 
Britain, perhaps seventy million, and their sounds range 
from the most pukka "Oxbridge" enunciations to the 
obscure pidgins of the streets.
10. There are also other schools which have been 
experimenting with curricula that integrate language 
subjects with mathematics and the sciences, using both 
English and a second language. 
11. Students of English can easily make themselves 
understood using a minimal amount of idiomatic 
language, but some feel it is a necessity to learn them and 
then use them as often as possible to make a good 
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impression and show how good their language is. 
12. In a primitive society, family and tribe provide all the 
education that the young receive, and are the sole 
transmitters of culture. But when language characters 
develop and an alphabet and number system have 
reached a certain stage, there comes a demand for some 
formal teaching and so schools are established for a select 
few - prospective rulers and priests - to supplement the 
education given by family and tribe.

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