Giúp tớ vs ạ

I'd be happy to help you with that! **I. Combine each pair of sentences** 1. Vietnamese spring rolls are served almost at every family gathering or anniversary dinner. (Here, we combine the two sentences using "or" to indicate that Vietnamese spring rolls are served at both family gatherings and anniversary dinners.) 2. Michael Jackson was very famous for his distinctive vocal style, rhythm, and fashion. (Here, we combine the two sentences using "for" to indicate the reason why Michael Jackson was famous.) 3. That kid is very hungry, but he doesn't have any money to buy food. (Here, we combine the two sentences using "but" to contrast the kid's hunger with his lack of money to buy food.) **II. Do as directed** 1. How many cartons of milk did you buy this morning? (Here, we make a question for the underlined part "ten cartons of milk".) 2. My friend and I went to different universities: I went to Foreign Trade University, and he went to National Economics University. (Here, we rewrite the sentence to make it clearer and more concise.) 3. The exam was not as easy as we thought. (Here, we put the words in the correct order to make a meaningful sentence.) 4. Viet Nam has many kinds of sweet soups, cakes, and noodles. (Here, we complete the sentence with the given words and phrases to make a meaningful sentence.) I hope this helps! Let me know if you have any further questions.