Luyện kỹ năng viết Tiếng Anh 155 chủ đề viết luận Tiếng Anh (Có bài mẫu cho mỗi chủ đề) - Topic 60

LUYỆN KỸ NĂNG VIẾT TIẾNG ANH 
155 CHỦ ĐỀ VIẾT LUẬN TIẾNG ANH 
( CÓ BÀI MẪU CHO MỖI CHỦ ĐỀ) 
TOPIC 60 
 What change would make your hometown more appealing to people 
your age? Use specific reasons and examples to support your opinion. 
I think that people my age would like to have a place to go after school. 
They could go there to socialize, have meetings, and just relax. 
In my town, there are a few tea houses, but these are reserved for our fathers 
and their friends. Teenagers do not go there unless it’s to carry message to 
their fathers. We need a place where we can meet after school to talk about 
school and other subjects that interest us. 
At our own tea house, we could also have meetings. Those would be like 
club meetings. We could have a debating society, a poetry reading group, or 
a political club. We could meet after school one night a week and have our 
meetings. 
We need a place where we could just relax away from our family. Our home 
life is very hectic; there are a lot of younger children making a lot of noise in 
the evening. We need a quiet place to study, read the paper, or just sit. 
If our town had a tea house reserved for teenagers, it would be good for our 
parents since they would always know where we were. They would know 
that we were just socializing, or meeting, or just relaxing with our friends. 
TOPIC 61 
Do you agree or disagree with the following statement? The most 
important aspect of a job is the money a person earns. Use specific 
reasons and examples to support your answer. 
 Yes. Yes. Yes. The most important aspect of a job is the money a person 
earns. When I get a job. I want to earn a lot of money. If I earn a lot of 
money, people will know I am successful, smart, and a good candidate for 
marriage. 
 Money equals success. If I earn a lot of money, I can wear nice clothes, get 
a big car, buy my parents a nice apartment, and spend a lot of money on my 
friends. Everyone will know I am rich and very successful. 
 Earning a lot of money will show people how smart I am, Everyone knows 
you can't be stupid and earn a lot of money. Who will trust someone stupid 
to do a job? 
 When I earn a lot of money, my mother will be able to find me a good wife. 
She will be able to tell everyone what an important job I have. It will make it 
easy for her to find someone for me since all girls want to marry a rich man. 
 I don't care what kind of work I do as long as I earn a lot of money. That's 
the most important thing for me. Having a well paying job will show 
everyone that I am successful, smart, and a good catch! 
TOPIC 62 
 Do you agree or disagree with the following statement? One should 
never judge a person by external appearances. Use specific reasons and 
details to support your answer. 
 In most cases, one should never judge a person by external appearances. 
Sometimes when I walk down the street at night, I avoid people who are 
acting tough and loud, but in general, I prefer to reserve judgment until I get 
to know someone. Judging someone by external appearance can be 
deceptive. Judgments based on external appearances prevent you from 
getting to know a person reinforce stereotypes, and are superficial and 
limiting. 
 In high school, I stayed away from students who were called the "bad 
students" because they dressed a certain way. I wanted nothing to do with 
them. I later had the chance to meet one of these "bad students" because of 
our mothers, we started talking and I realized that we had a lot in common. 
My impression of him was very different once I got to know him. 
 If you form an opinion of someone based on stereotypes, you risk never 
getting to know someone who is different. You may are be missing out on an 
opportunity to make a good friend. In addition, you are reinforcing that 
stereotype by believing it without given the person a chance. If you take the 
time to get to know the person, you might become friends. 
 Judging people by external appearance is superficial and often unfair. After 
all, you don't know what circumstances the person might be facing or who 
the person really is. Perhaps the person comes from a less fortunate family 
than you and cannot afford the kind of stylish clothes your friends wear. 
However, that does not mean the person is less intelligent or interesting than 
you are. 
 People should not be naive about new people they meet, but should take 
time to get to know them. External appearance often does not tell us 
anything about a person. Judging someone by their appearance is 
misleading, reinforces stereotypes, and is limiting. Doing so could prevent 
you from making a true friend.