VI. Read the passage and answer the questions:

1. When do people make Chung cake?
- People make Chung cake during the Tet holiday.

2. What do they do on the New Year's Eve?
- On New Year's Eve, people give lucky money in red tiny envelopes to their relatives, neighbors, friends, and family.

VII. Combine each pair of sentences using the words given in brackets.

1. Peter and Phong are happy to join the procession. It is going to rain. (however/nevertheless)
- Peter and Phong are happy to join the procession; however, it is going to rain.

2. Nick wanted to travel around Viet Nam to take pictures of festivals. He started to save money. (therefore)
- Nick wanted to travel around Viet Nam to take pictures of festivals; therefore, he started to save money.

3. You can go to the Giong Festival. You can go to the Huong Pagoda Festival. (otherwise)
- You can go to the Giong Festival; otherwise, you can go to the Huong Pagoda Festival.

4. At the Ooc om bok we float beautiful paper lanterns on the river. We also hold thrilling dragon boat races. (moreover)
- At the Ooc om bok, we float beautiful paper lanterns on the river; moreover, we also hold thrilling dragon boat races.

VIII. Rewrite the following sentences so that their meaning stays the same, using the words given.

1. Vietnamese students are obligated to wear uniforms when they go to school. (HAVE)
- Vietnamese students have to wear uniforms when they go to school.

2. You are not allowed to use your mobile phone on the plane. (MUSTN'T)
- You mustn't use your mobile phone on the plane.