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Tài liệu "Vocabulary tax on fast food" gồm có lý thuyết và bài tập nhằm giúp bạn dễ học và tra cứu. Các bài tập được tham khảo và chọn lọc, đây là Tài liệu hữu ích với các bạn quan tâm tới môn học này. Mời các bạn cùng tham khảo! | VOCABULARY SET 28 TAX ON FAST FOOD Vocabulary 1. average adj trung bình 2. average income working people người đi làm có thu nhập trung bình 3. burden n gánh nặng 4. counterproductive adj phản tác dụng đi ngược lại 5. decisive adj mang yếu tố quyết định 6. expenditure n chi phí tiêu dùng 7. for the sake of idioms vì lợi ích gì đó 8. hazards n mối nguy hiểm 9. on a regular basis collocation regularly adv thường xuyên 10. opt for phr.v lựa chọn 11. prevalent adj phổ biến 12. sacrifice v hi sinh 13. scheme n khung kế hoạch 14. senseless adj vô nghĩa 15. switch v chuyển sang 16. the ease of collocation sự dễ dàng đơn giản thoải mái Exercises Task 1 Write sentences from given cues. Make changes to the cues when needed. 1. government annual expenditure arms reduce. 2. it clear that consumer opt for low price good. 3. many woman sacrifice their own ambitions put their family first. 4. Sweden know as nation ridden suicide and alcoholism but those problems no more prevalent here than most European country. 5. buy house often place large financial burden young couples. 6. economy regard as decisive factor which will determine outcome general election. 7. his uncontrollable anger very counterproductive his attempt save his marriage. 8. average woman live long than man. 9. the sake those who already read the chapter I not go it too much detail. 10. after bank rob gang switch cars. Task 2 Fill in the blanks with suitable words phrases In some countries an increasing number of people are suffering from health problems as a result of eating too much fast food. It is therefore necessary for governments to impose a higher tax on this kind of food. To what extent do you agree or disagree with this opinion Recently the increasing presence of fast food has caused many policymakers to consider specific taxation 1 that may fundamentally reduce the consumption of this type of food. However I contend taxation may not be an effective solution for the following reasons. Despite the .
