Worksheet Grade 8 – Unit 4

There’s a tradition of having parties _________ Christmas.

Generally, rice is served _________ fish, meat, soup and vegetable.

You _________ speak when the teacher is speaking.

Christmas Eve is the day _________ people in some countries exchange their presents.

Japanese have developed the custom of eating meals sitting on tatami _______, not on chairs.

You have to _________ your hat when going inside the main worship area of the temple.

You _________ place your chopsticks on your rice bowl when finished with a meal. Don’t rest them on the table.

He _________ a long family tradition of serving the military.

In the UK, families often celebrate Christmas together, _________ they can watch each other open their presents!

‘We don’t sweep the floor on the first day of Tet.’ ‘_________ Why?’

You look really tired. You _________ take a few days off and have a holiday.

In Vietnam, you _________ take a deep bow as you do in Japan.

Sorry, but my train is at 6.00. I _________ leave now.

You _________ look’ at other students’ work. It’s against the rules.

The airline only allows two piecesof luggage. You _________ pack too much!

John can’t come because he _________ work tomorrow.

I know they enjoy their work, but they ______ work at the weekends. It’s not good for them.

Elderly people _________ be treated with great respect.

He _________ use chopsticks for spring roll. It is finger food.

Everyone _________ wear a helmet when riding a motorbike. It’s mandatory according to traffic law.

Today we’re going to learn _________ customs and traditions.

_________ sit here, or do you want me to sit somewhere else?

I don’t think you’ve understood this. _________ look at Unit 12 again.

We need to talk about our presentation. _________ meet after school tomorrow?

That’s not very nice way to talk to other people. _________ speak like that.

Mrs Allan is leaving at the end of term. _________ buy her a present.

I don’t think I can do this on my own. _________ helping me?

Parking in this street is prohibited. _________ park here.

I’m sorry I haven’t got my homework. _________ forget it again?

     Vietnamese people often enjoy sharing a meal with the whole family. The meal is often shared with loved ones over a lot of (1)___________. They eat from bowls and use chopsticks and spoons but chopsticks still remain as the most popular means of eating. Learn how to use chopsticks and how to put them (2)___________ when not using. For instance, you should place them neatly on the table or on the bowl when breaking to drink or speak. When finished (3)___________ a meal, rest your chopsticks on your rice bowl. Sticking the chopsticks straight up from a bowl of rice is a (4)___________ because it indicates funeral incense. It is also best to keep in mind that (5)___________ the chopsticks on the side of a bowl is considered rude.
     You should also wait to be seated in the dining table and ask the elders to eat first(6)___________ this is a mark of honor to them. The women normally sit right next to the rice cooker to serve rice for the diners. It is a common table (7)___________ and a sign of affection and care to pick up food for each other. Before starting the meal, Vietnamese have a catchphrase: “Chúc mọi người ăn ngonmiệng”. It means “Have a nice meal”. This not only shows your politeness (8)___________ also your eagerness before enjoying the food

     Vietnamese people often enjoy sharing a meal with the whole family. The meal is often shared with loved ones over a lot of (1)___________. They eat from bowls and use chopsticks and spoons but chopsticks still remain as the most popular means of eating. Learn how to use chopsticks and how to put them (2)___________ when not using. For instance, you should place them neatly on the table or on the bowl when breaking to drink or speak. When finished (3)___________ a meal, rest your chopsticks on your rice bowl. Sticking the chopsticks straight up from a bowl of rice is a (4)___________ because it indicates funeral incense. It is also best to keep in mind that (5)___________ the chopsticks on the side of a bowl is considered rude.
     You should also wait to be seated in the dining table and ask the elders to eat first(6)___________ this is a mark of honor to them. The women normally sit right next to the rice cooker to serve rice for the diners. It is a common table (7)___________ and a sign of affection and care to pick up food for each other. Before starting the meal, Vietnamese have a catchphrase: “Chúc mọi người ăn ngonmiệng”. It means “Have a nice meal”. This not only shows your politeness (8)___________ also your eagerness before enjoying the food

     Vietnamese people often enjoy sharing a meal with the whole family. The meal is often shared with loved ones over a lot of (1)___________. They eat from bowls and use chopsticks and spoons but chopsticks still remain as the most popular means of eating. Learn how to use chopsticks and how to put them (2)___________ when not using. For instance, you should place them neatly on the table or on the bowl when breaking to drink or speak. When finished (3)___________ a meal, rest your chopsticks on your rice bowl. Sticking the chopsticks straight up from a bowl of rice is a (4)___________ because it indicates funeral incense. It is also best to keep in mind that (5)___________ the chopsticks on the side of a bowl is considered rude.
     You should also wait to be seated in the dining table and ask the elders to eat first(6)___________ this is a mark of honor to them. The women normally sit right next to the rice cooker to serve rice for the diners. It is a common table (7)___________ and a sign of affection and care to pick up food for each other. Before starting the meal, Vietnamese have a catchphrase: “Chúc mọi người ăn ngonmiệng”. It means “Have a nice meal”. This not only shows your politeness (8)___________ also your eagerness before enjoying the food

     Vietnamese people often enjoy sharing a meal with the whole family. The meal is often shared with loved ones over a lot of (1)___________. They eat from bowls and use chopsticks and spoons but chopsticks still remain as the most popular means of eating. Learn how to use chopsticks and how to put them (2)___________ when not using. For instance, you should place them neatly on the table or on the bowl when breaking to drink or speak. When finished (3)___________ a meal, rest your chopsticks on your rice bowl. Sticking the chopsticks straight up from a bowl of rice is a (4)___________ because it indicates funeral incense. It is also best to keep in mind that (5)___________ the chopsticks on the side of a bowl is considered rude.
     You should also wait to be seated in the dining table and ask the elders to eat first(6)___________ this is a mark of honor to them. The women normally sit right next to the rice cooker to serve rice for the diners. It is a common table (7)___________ and a sign of affection and care to pick up food for each other. Before starting the meal, Vietnamese have a catchphrase: “Chúc mọi người ăn ngonmiệng”. It means “Have a nice meal”. This not only shows your politeness (8)___________ also your eagerness before enjoying the food

     Vietnamese people often enjoy sharing a meal with the whole family. The meal is often shared with loved ones over a lot of (1)___________. They eat from bowls and use chopsticks and spoons but chopsticks still remain as the most popular means of eating. Learn how to use chopsticks and how to put them (2)___________ when not using. For instance, you should place them neatly on the table or on the bowl when breaking to drink or speak. When finished (3)___________ a meal, rest your chopsticks on your rice bowl. Sticking the chopsticks straight up from a bowl of rice is a (4)___________ because it indicates funeral incense. It is also best to keep in mind that (5)___________ the chopsticks on the side of a bowl is considered rude. 
     You should also wait to be seated in the dining table and ask the elders to eat first(6)___________ this is a mark of honor to them. The women normally sit right next to the rice cooker to serve rice for the diners. It is a common table (7)___________ and a sign of affection and care to pick up food for each other. Before starting the meal, Vietnamese have a catchphrase: “Chúc mọi người ăn ngonmiệng”. It means “Have a nice meal”. This not only shows your politeness (8)___________ also your eagerness before enjoying the food

     Vietnamese people often enjoy sharing a meal with the whole family. The meal is often shared with loved ones over a lot of (1)___________. They eat from bowls and use chopsticks and spoons but chopsticks still remain as the most popular means of eating. Learn how to use chopsticks and how to put them (2)___________ when not using. For instance, you should place them neatly on the table or on the bowl when breaking to drink or speak. When finished (3)___________ a meal, rest your chopsticks on your rice bowl. Sticking the chopsticks straight up from a bowl of rice is a (4)___________ because it indicates funeral incense. It is also best to keep in mind that (5)___________ the chopsticks on the side of a bowl is considered rude.
     You should also wait to be seated in the dining table and ask the elders to eat first (6)___________ this is a mark of honor to them. The women normally sit right next to the rice cooker to serve rice for the diners. It is a common table (7)___________ and a sign of affection and care to pick up food for each other. Before starting the meal, Vietnamese have a catchphrase: “Chúc mọi người ăn ngonmiệng”. It means “Have a nice meal”. This not only shows your politeness (8)___________ also your eagerness before enjoying the food

     Vietnamese people often enjoy sharing a meal with the whole family. The meal is often shared with loved ones over a lot of (1)___________. They eat from bowls and use chopsticks and spoons but chopsticks still remain as the most popular means of eating. Learn how to use chopsticks and how to put them (2)___________ when not using. For instance, you should place them neatly on the table or on the bowl when breaking to drink or speak. When finished (3)___________ a meal, rest your chopsticks on your rice bowl. Sticking the chopsticks straight up from a bowl of rice is a (4)___________ because it indicates funeral incense. It is also best to keep in mind that (5)___________ the chopsticks on the side of a bowl is considered rude.
     You should also wait to be seated in the dining table and ask the elders to eat first(6)___________ this is a mark of honor to them. The women normally sit right next to the rice cooker to serve rice for the diners. It is a common table (7)___________ and a sign of affection and care to pick up food for each other. Before starting the meal, Vietnamese have a catchphrase: “Chúc mọi người ăn ngonmiệng”. It means “Have a nice meal”. This not only shows your politeness (8)___________ also your eagerness before enjoying the food

Vietnamese people often enjoy sharing a meal with the whole family. The meal is often shared with loved ones over a lot of (1)___________. They eat from bowls and use chopsticks and spoons but chopsticks still remain as the most popular means of eating. Learn how to use chopsticks and how to put them (2)___________ when not using. For instance, you should place them neatly on the table or on the bowl when breaking to drink or speak. When finished (3)___________ a meal, rest your chopsticks on your rice bowl. Sticking the chopsticks straight up from a bowl of rice is a (4)___________ because it indicates funeral incense. It is also best to keep in mind that (5)___________ the chopsticks on the side of a bowl is considered rude.
     You should also wait to be seated in the dining table and ask the elders to eat first(6)___________ this is a mark of honor to them. The women normally sit right next to the rice cooker to serve rice for the diners. It is a common table (7)___________ and a sign of affection and care to pick up food for each other. Before starting the meal, Vietnamese have a catchphrase: “Chúc mọi người ăn ngonmiệng”. It means “Have a nice meal”. This not only shows your politeness (8)___________ also your eagerness before enjoying the food

The head of the London Stock Exchange (LSE) and the chair of HSBC are among the business leaders to be recognised this year in King Charles’s birthday honours list.

Julia Hoggett, a former banker who has been the chief executive of the London Stock Exchange since 2021, has been awarded a damehood for her services to business and finance.

Hoggett, who joined the LSE from the Financial Conduct Authority, has called for the heads of UK companies to be paid more in order to match their counterparts in the US. She has argued that UK companies are finding it difficult to attract executives because they receive higher pay packages across the Atlantic.

Hoggett is facing a battle to attract more companies to list on the LSE after firms have moved their primary listing from London, including the betting company Flutter, which is moving its listing to the US, and the Anglo-German travel company Tui, which has voted to list its shares in Germany. The building materials firm CRH shifted its main stock market listing to the US last year.

The City veteran Mark Tucker, who is the current chair of HSBC, will receive a knighthood for his services to the economy.

Tucker, a passionate football fan who once played professionally, became HSBC’s chair in October 2017 after leading AIA Group. He has more than 35 years’ experience in the financial services industry in Asia, the US, the UK and Africa, and is a former chief executive of the insurer Prudential.

Other prominent business figures who have been recognised include Alan Jope, the former chief executive of Unilever, who has been made a Commander of the Order of the British Empire (CBE) for his services to business. Jope stepped down last year after 38 years at the consumer goods company, whose brands include Dove soap and Marmite.

The head of the London Stock Exchange (LSE) and the chair of HSBC are among the business leaders to be recognised this year in King Charles’s birthday honours list.

Julia Hoggett, a former banker who has been the chief executive of the London Stock Exchange since 2021, has been awarded a damehood for her services to business and finance.

Hoggett, who joined the LSE from the Financial Conduct Authority, has called for the heads of UK companies to be paid more in order to match their counterparts in the US. She has argued that UK companies are finding it difficult to attract executives because they receive higher pay packages across the Atlantic.

Hoggett is facing a battle to attract more companies to list on the LSE after firms have moved their primary listing from London, including the betting company Flutter, which is moving its listing to the US, and the Anglo-German travel company Tui, which has voted to list its shares in Germany. The building materials firm CRH shifted its main stock market listing to the US last year.

The City veteran Mark Tucker, who is the current chair of HSBC, will receive a knighthood for his services to the economy.

Tucker, a passionate football fan who once played professionally, became HSBC’s chair in October 2017 after leading AIA Group. He has more than 35 years’ experience in the financial services industry in Asia, the US, the UK and Africa, and is a former chief executive of the insurer Prudential.

Other prominent business figures who have been recognised include Alan Jope, the former chief executive of Unilever, who has been made a Commander of the Order of the British Empire (CBE) for his services to business. Jope stepped down last year after 38 years at the consumer goods company, whose brands include Dove soap and Marmite.

The head of the London Stock Exchange (LSE) and the chair of HSBC are among the business leaders to be recognised this year in King Charles’s birthday honours list.

Julia Hoggett, a former banker who has been the chief executive of the London Stock Exchange since 2021, has been awarded a damehood for her services to business and finance.

Hoggett, who joined the LSE from the Financial Conduct Authority, has called for the heads of UK companies to be paid more in order to match their counterparts in the US. She has argued that UK companies are finding it difficult to attract executives because they receive higher pay packages across the Atlantic.

Hoggett is facing a battle to attract more companies to list on the LSE after firms have moved their primary listing from London, including the betting company Flutter, which is moving its listing to the US, and the Anglo-German travel company Tui, which has voted to list its shares in Germany. The building materials firm CRH shifted its main stock market listing to the US last year.

The City veteran Mark Tucker, who is the current chair of HSBC, will receive a knighthood for his services to the economy.

Tucker, a passionate football fan who once played professionally, became HSBC’s chair in October 2017 after leading AIA Group. He has more than 35 years’ experience in the financial services industry in Asia, the US, the UK and Africa, and is a former chief executive of the insurer Prudential.

Other prominent business figures who have been recognised include Alan Jope, the former chief executive of Unilever, who has been made a Commander of the Order of the British Empire (CBE) for his services to business. Jope stepped down last year after 38 years at the consumer goods company, whose brands include Dove soap and Marmite.

The head of the London Stock Exchange (LSE) and the chair of HSBC are among the business leaders to be recognised this year in King Charles’s birthday honours list.

Julia Hoggett, a former banker who has been the chief executive of the London Stock Exchange since 2021, has been awarded a damehood for her services to business and finance.

Hoggett, who joined the LSE from the Financial Conduct Authority, has called for the heads of UK companies to be paid more in order to match their counterparts in the US. She has argued that UK companies are finding it difficult to attract executives because they receive higher pay packages across the Atlantic.

Hoggett is facing a battle to attract more companies to list on the LSE after firms have moved their primary listing from London, including the betting company Flutter, which is moving its listing to the US, and the Anglo-German travel company Tui, which has voted to list its shares in Germany. The building materials firm CRH shifted its main stock market listing to the US last year.

The City veteran Mark Tucker, who is the current chair of HSBC, will receive a knighthood for his services to the economy.

Tucker, a passionate football fan who once played professionally, became HSBC’s chair in October 2017 after leading AIA Group. He has more than 35 years’ experience in the financial services industry in Asia, the US, the UK and Africa, and is a former chief executive of the insurer Prudential.

Other prominent business figures who have been recognised include Alan Jope, the former chief executive of Unilever, who has been made a Commander of the Order of the British Empire (CBE) for his services to business. Jope stepped down last year after 38 years at the consumer goods company, whose brands include Dove soap and Marmite.

The head of the London Stock Exchange (LSE) and the chair of HSBC are among the business leaders to be recognised this year in King Charles’s birthday honours list.

Julia Hoggett, a former banker who has been the chief executive of the London Stock Exchange since 2021, has been awarded a damehood for her services to business and finance.

Hoggett, who joined the LSE from the Financial Conduct Authority, has called for the heads of UK companies to be paid more in order to match their counterparts in the US. She has argued that UK companies are finding it difficult to attract executives because they receive higher pay packages across the Atlantic.

Hoggett is facing a battle to attract more companies to list on the LSE after firms have moved their primary listing from London, including the betting company Flutter, which is moving its listing to the US, and the Anglo-German travel company Tui, which has voted to list its shares in Germany. The building materials firm CRH shifted its main stock market listing to the US last year.

The City veteran Mark Tucker, who is the current chair of HSBC, will receive a knighthood for his services to the economy.

Tucker, a passionate football fan who once played professionally, became HSBC’s chair in October 2017 after leading AIA Group. He has more than 35 years’ experience in the financial services industry in Asia, the US, the UK and Africa, and is a former chief executive of the insurer Prudential.

Other prominent business figures who have been recognised include Alan Jope, the former chief executive of Unilever, who has been made a Commander of the Order of the British Empire (CBE) for his services to business. Jope stepped down last year after 38 years at the consumer goods company, whose brands include Dove soap and Marmite.

The head of the London Stock Exchange (LSE) and the chair of HSBC are among the business leaders to be recognised this year in King Charles’s birthday honours list.

Julia Hoggett, a former banker who has been the chief executive of the London Stock Exchange since 2021, has been awarded a damehood for her services to business and finance.

Hoggett, who joined the LSE from the Financial Conduct Authority, has called for the heads of UK companies to be paid more in order to match their counterparts in the US. She has argued that UK companies are finding it difficult to attract executives because they receive higher pay packages across the Atlantic.

Hoggett is facing a battle to attract more companies to list on the LSE after firms have moved their primary listing from London, including the betting company Flutter, which is moving its listing to the US, and the Anglo-German travel company Tui, which has voted to list its shares in Germany. The building materials firm CRH shifted its main stock market listing to the US last year.

The City veteran Mark Tucker, who is the current chair of HSBC, will receive a knighthood for his services to the economy.

Tucker, a passionate football fan who once played professionally, became HSBC’s chair in October 2017 after leading AIA Group. He has more than 35 years’ experience in the financial services industry in Asia, the US, the UK and Africa, and is a former chief executive of the insurer Prudential.

Other prominent business figures who have been recognised include Alan Jope, the former chief executive of Unilever, who has been made a Commander of the Order of the British Empire (CBE) for his services to business. Jope stepped down last year after 38 years at the consumer goods company, whose brands include Dove soap and Marmite.

The head of the London Stock Exchange (LSE) and the chair of HSBC are among the business leaders to be recognised this year in King Charles’s birthday honours list.

Julia Hoggett, a former banker who has been the chief executive of the London Stock Exchange since 2021, has been awarded a damehood for her services to business and finance.

Hoggett, who joined the LSE from the Financial Conduct Authority, has called for the heads of UK companies to be paid more in order to match their counterparts in the US. She has argued that UK companies are finding it difficult to attract executives because they receive higher pay packages across the Atlantic.

Hoggett is facing a battle to attract more companies to list on the LSE after firms have moved their primary listing from London, including the betting company Flutter, which is moving its listing to the US, and the Anglo-German travel company Tui, which has voted to list its shares in Germany. The building materials firm CRH shifted its main stock market listing to the US last year.

The City veteran Mark Tucker, who is the current chair of HSBC, will receive a knighthood for his services to the economy.

Tucker, a passionate football fan who once played professionally, became HSBC’s chair in October 2017 after leading AIA Group. He has more than 35 years’ experience in the financial services industry in Asia, the US, the UK and Africa, and is a former chief executive of the insurer Prudential.

Other prominent business figures who have been recognised include Alan Jope, the former chief executive of Unilever, who has been made a Commander of the Order of the British Empire (CBE) for his services to business. Jope stepped down last year after 38 years at the consumer goods company, whose brands include Dove soap and Marmite.

The head of the London Stock Exchange (LSE) and the chair of HSBC are among the business leaders to be recognised this year in King Charles’s birthday honours list.

Julia Hoggett, a former banker who has been the chief executive of the London Stock Exchange since 2021, has been awarded a damehood for her services to business and finance.

Hoggett, who joined the LSE from the Financial Conduct Authority, has called for the heads of UK companies to be paid more in order to match their counterparts in the US. She has argued that UK companies are finding it difficult to attract executives because they receive higher pay packages across the Atlantic.

Hoggett is facing a battle to attract more companies to list on the LSE after firms have moved their primary listing from London, including the betting company Flutter, which is moving its listing to the US, and the Anglo-German travel company Tui, which has voted to list its shares in Germany. The building materials firm CRH shifted its main stock market listing to the US last year.

The City veteran Mark Tucker, who is the current chair of HSBC, will receive a knighthood for his services to the economy.

Tucker, a passionate football fan who once played professionally, became HSBC’s chair in October 2017 after leading AIA Group. He has more than 35 years’ experience in the financial services industry in Asia, the US, the UK and Africa, and is a former chief executive of the insurer Prudential.

Other prominent business figures who have been recognised include Alan Jope, the former chief executive of Unilever, who has been made a Commander of the Order of the British Empire (CBE) for his services to business. Jope stepped down last year after 38 years at the consumer goods company, whose brands include Dove soap and Marmite.