VSTEP Speaking Đề Số 07

I try to eat healthy meals with plenty of vegetables, fruit and home-cooked food. I normally sleep around seven hours a night, although I sometimes stay up late when I have deadlines. I do not get sick very often because I exercise regularly and try to rest when I feel tired.

I prefer fruit juice because it tastes fresh and is a pleasant way to enjoy fruit. I would recommend Vietnamese iced coffee to visitors because it has a strong flavour and is part of our café culture. I usually eat breakfast at home on weekdays because it is cheaper, but I sometimes have noodles outside at weekends.

I would use my evenings to study a foreign language. Learning another language could help me communicate with more people, travel more confidently and improve my career opportunities. I could study for thirty minutes each evening using short listening lessons and speaking practice. Learning a musical instrument would be enjoyable, but progress may require more equipment and regular lessons. Cooking is a useful life skill, although I already know how to prepare a few simple dishes. For me, language learning would bring the greatest long-term benefits, so it would be my preferred choice.

Owning a pet brings happiness, but it also involves important responsibilities. First, owners need to provide suitable food, clean water and regular veterinary care to keep animals healthy. Second, they must protect public safety by supervising pets and cleaning up after them in shared spaces. Third, animals need attention, exercise and companionship rather than being left alone all day. If people neglect these duties, pets may become ill, stressed or even dangerous to others. I think reasonable public rules, such as keeping dogs under control, are necessary. Before adopting an animal, families should consider their time, living space and long-term costs. Responsible ownership benefits both pets and the community.