關於 how i spent my summer vacation ，我們在網路上蒐集到這些相關的討論、資訊與評價

⛔ TỪ VỰNG BAND 7+ TOPIC TRANSPORT ⛔

- Means of transport (n): Phương tiện giao thông
- Take the lead (v): Chiếm phần lớn
- Traffic congestion (n): Tắc đường
- Wend one’s way forward (v): Đi chậm chậm về phía trước
- MRT journey (Mass Rapid Transport journey) (n)
Chuyến đi bằng MRT (Tàu điện ngầm ở một số nước như Singapore, Đài Loan)
- Embark on the journey (v): Thực hiện chuyến đi
- Car rent (n): Phí thuê xe ô tô
- Board (v): Lên (tàu/xe)
- Fill up (v): Lấp đầy
- Jam-packed (adj): Đông người
- Rush hour (n): Giờ cao điểm
- Electric mini-bus (n): Xe buýt mini chạy bằng điện
- Carpooling (n): Hình thức đi chung xe

⛔ PART 1: What are the main means of transport in Vietnam? (Những phương tiện giao thông chủ yếu ở Việt Nam là gì?)
There are quite a few means of transport in Vietnam, but motorbikes are taking the lead. (Reason) People prefer to travel by motorbike because it is more economical and the most important thing is that when it comes to traffic congestion, it takes ages for car to move on the road but it is much easier for a motorbike to wend its way forward and escape the bad traffic.

⛔ PART 2: Describe a time you travelled by public transport. (Mô tả một thời gian khi bạn di chuyển bằng phương tiện công cộng)

Well, today I would like to tell you about an MRT journey in Singapore that I took several years ago.

Actually, I was a junior in Hanoi University when I took my summer vacation there. After a month of planning, I decided to embark on the journey alone.

(Reason) I already knew that car rent in Singapore would be prohibitively expensive to a student like me, so I chose MRT to travel around the city, which was both fast and economical. (Example) I boarded a train at Lavender station which headed towards Marina Bays station. Luckily, I managed to find a seat before it was filled up. The trains here were notoriously jam-packed in rush hours.

To my surprise, it was so silent on the train, everyone tried to keep their voice low so that they wouldn’t bother others, and I have to say that was a strange thing when compared to buses in some countries. Moreover, the train went unbelievably fast, so it took me just about 15 minutes to arrive at my destination. I felt that such a long distance was made shorter thanks to this means of transport. That was my first time I went on a public transport and I hope that there will be more modern underground systems that are built in our country in the near future.

⛔ PART 3: How do you think people will travel in the future? (Bạn nghĩ trong tương lai, con người sẽ di chuyển bằng gì?)

Well I think, electric mini-bus will be the prevalent means of transport in the future. (Reason) [1]One reason could be that it still carries the same number of passengers but being small and agile to get its way out of a traffic jam. (Example) In addition, carpooling may be a good idea (Reason) as people can not only save a great amount of money spent on fuel for their private car but they also help protect the environment. Many people travel in the same car means there will be less emission and less trafficjam and this may be a dominant way of transporting in the future.

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Spent a couple of hours at Logan airport this afternoon before flying to San Jose. As I looked through the windows and saw the familiar scene of terminals, planes and the control towner, suddenly I realized how much this airport has impacted my life since I moved to East Boston 3.5 years ago. Oh don't get me wrong. I'm not talking about the noisy, which I can rarely hear from my apartment. I'm talking about some interesting experiences due to my proximity to the airport.

First of all, I no longer have to take public transit or uber to the airport. I simply walk -- yes, it's possible to walk from my apartment to the airport. After passing through nearby streets and waterfront trails, the sidewalk after an intersection leads all the way to terminal A. And it's not only walkable, but also bikable! There's actually a bike rack in front of terminal A, and I often see bikes there (although I'm not sure if they belong to passengers or airport workers). It's been quite convenient -- the path from my apartment to the airport opens 24/7, is very safe, and gorgeous at night with Boston's waterfront skyline.

Secondly, I got to know some people who work at the airport or airlines, from TSA, JetBlue to the control tower. I started hearing their stories at work, such as seeing some celebrities at security, or using the crew's spare seat and coworker's hotel room to get a free sunny vacation in the Caribbean islands. They're also good people to answer my air travel questions. In summer 2017, I flew to Jasper National Park in Canada for camping and planned to bring my tent as carry-on on the flight. Not sure whether the tent poles would pass the security, I asked my TSA friend and got an interesting answer -- if not explicitly specified, the personnel would usually judge by whether or not it can be used as a weapon. Therefore, things like tent pole or tripod are usually ok. After hearing this answer, I brought my tent and sleeping bag as carry-on all the way to Calgary without any trouble, and successfully saved the checked luggage fee.

Lastly, I mentally feel much close to foreign countries. If you go around the airport to take photos near the runway, you'd see planes from plenty of countries around 4-6pm -- Lufthansa, Hainan, JAL, British, etc, and you can even catch Iberian, KLM and Cathay Pacific if hanging around longer. Even Israel's flag carrier El Al can be seen here. Seeing these airlines makes me feel great when unable to travel. Spotting Cathay Pacific and JAL also makes me feel closer to my homeland. Really wish one day the Taiwanese carriers China Airline and EVA can come, haha :D

Alright, now this post is unexpectedly long, and I'm just on my way to Bay Area, a destination that doesn't excite me much. But hopefully I can still discover something interesting over the next week or so when I'm there.

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