Đề thi TOEIC rút gọn ngày 21/08/2026

To: Teachers
From: Kevin Greene
Subject: Report Cards

To all teachers,

You are probably _____(1) that report cards are scheduled to be sent out next month. I know that you are all busy with your classes, but please try to work on writing report cards for your students. Do not forget that the report cards need to be _____(2) reviewed, printed and signed before they are put in the mail. Please complete and submit your report cards one week _____(3) the deadline, July 15. _____(4). Thank you in advance for your efforts. I appreciate your hard work and encourage you to continue doing your best.

Kevin Greene
Director, Silver Star Academy

Opening Ceremony for New Research Wing

Countydale Hospital is proud to announce that construction on the new 20 million dollar research wing has been completed. To celebrate the occasion, the hospital has decided to hold a special ceremony on Saturday, May 14, at 4 pm. All hospital staff, patients, and city residents are welcome to attend. Below is a basic overview of the schedule of events:

4:00 p.m. - James Rosenthal, Director of Countydale Hospital, will give an introductory speech.

5:00 p.m. - Dr. Merriam Way will discuss the research work that will take place in the new wing.

6:00 p.m. - Gary Paulson Jr., President of Wilson Pharmaceuticals, will talk about his 15 million-dollar contribution to the new wing.

7:00 p.m. - The children of City Elementary School will sing a few songs.

7:30 p.m. - Dr. Steven Fellows, Countydale Chief of Surgery, will cut the ribbon and open the doors.

8:00 p.m. - Patients and staff will be invited to enjoy cake and refreshments in the reception area of the new Paulson Research Wing.

Dear Mr. Jorgensen,

We are sorry to hear that you have been experiencing problems with your new Okawa desktop computer. While we usually require our customers to contact their Okawa service provider in the event of a problem, we recognize that, in your case, this would be impossible, since you are currently living abroad. Therefore, if you will carefully package the unit in its original carton and send it to us, our Okawa experts will examine it thoroughly to determine the source of the problem.
If it turns out that the problem requires a few minor adjustments, we will make the necessary repairs and return the computer to you within thirty days. If we determine that the unit is defective, we will send you an immediate replacement. Please remember to remove all important files from your hard drive to ensure that you do not lose them in the event that repairs are made.
Again, I am sorry that you experienced this inconvenience and thank you for purchasing an Okawa computer.
Regards,

Harold Plume
Service Department

Association of Materials Engineers (AME)
9th Annual Eastern Regional Conference
March 10 to 11 | Clifton, New Jersey

Organized by the New Jersey Chapter of AME and hosted by the Clifton University College of Materials Science and Engineering, the 9th Annual Eastern Regional Conference provides an opportunity for engineers and scientists to learn about new technologies and network with their peers. Join practical workshops, hear about the latest research, and build relationships with stakeholders and representatives from various sectors.

Additionally, the New Jersey Chapter is pleased to continue supporting the High School Engineering Outreach Program as part of the conference. High school students in the area will be invited to participate in planned activities to learn about various aspects of the materials engineering profession. The program includes a special luncheon where students can interact with practicing engineers.

Businesses are also invited to run advertisements in our program brochure or display promotional banners at the venue. If your company is interested in doing so to support this event, please contact event coordinator Melinda Rose at m.rose@ame.org. For all other information, visit our Web site at www.ame.org/conference.

To: Melinda Rose
From: Paula Vance
Date: January 22
Subject: Conference

Dear Ms. Rose,

Thank you for processing our request. A digital copy of the full-page advertisement meant for inclusion in your brochure has been attached. Other marketing materials will be sent in a separate e-mail as soon as they are finalized. I also received the four conference tickets as part of the benefits package. Incidentally, I'd like to inquire about the price of obtaining full conference tickets on the day of the event. A colleague from an affiliated company in Europe is interested in attending, but he cannot be sure of his availability until a few days before the event. He is not yet a member of the AME but belongs to the European Society of Engineers, with whom we will be working closely on a future project.

I appreciate your assistance and look forward to hearing from you shortly.

Paula Vance
Senior engineer
Hiller Engineering

Association of Materials Engineers (AME)
9th Annual Eastern Regional Conference

Registration Fees

The deadline for early registration is on January 24, and February 16 is the deadline for regular registration.

*Prices shown are for both graduate and undergraduate students enrolled in any science or engineering program around the country. High school students attending as part of our outreach program may enter free.

To: All members of Reinholdt Street bridge team
From: Michael Smith, manager, information services dept.
Re: Video Conference - Friday, August 21st at 6:45 a.m.

You are advised that there will be a video conference with head office this morning Friday. Everyone who has been involved in the planning and implementation of that project is expected to attend. The purpose of the meeting is to update Mr. Bill Sanderson, who is replacing Jim Watson in overseeing all government contracts, about the progress that has been made and what still needs to be done. This project is presently behind schedule, and Mr. Sanderson would like to get some idea of how far back the deadline needs to be pushed before he calls the city. Please send Mr. Sanderson a brief summary of your role in the project and any other information that you think might be pertinent so that he can have a chance to prepare for the meeting. Mr. Sanderson will also be asking you for your ideas about streamlining our work-flow, so please give that some thought and offer your suggestions.
The conference is scheduled to start at head office at 9:00 a.m. EST, and the time difference means that we will have to start at 6:45 a.m. Of course, we are aware that this falls outside of your regular work schedule. You will be compensated for your time at the overtime rate. The meeting should last about 2 hours, so you will be able to start your regular workday on time.
This is the first such conference that we have conducted, and if it is successful, we hope to hold all meeting between our San Diego branch and head office via video conference. So, your participation in making it successful is very much appreciated.

To: Bill Sanderson, billsanderson@avidconstruction_hq.com
From: Aaron Rothschild, aaron79@avidconstuction_sdb.com
Re: Video Conference

Dear Mr. Sanderson,
My name is Aaron Rothschild, and I am the senior engineer on the Reinholdt Street bridge project. I was asked by Michael Smith to e-mail you with some information with regard to the project schedule.
As I'm sure you are aware, the project has fallen behind schedule. We were originally slated to begin construction at the beginning of May, but there were numerous problems. The most significant of these was that we were unable to find a local firm that could handle the kind of blasting that the project required. The bridge called for blasting for the underpass for James Street, and this was very close to a residential area, requiring a very specialized excavation blast. None of the firms in the San Diego area had the necessary expertise. We were able to locate a company in LA that could do it, but this put us two weeks behind schedule.
At the video conference on Friday morning, I think one issue that would be important to address is why this oversight happened. We were under the impression that the blasting company that we usually hire would be able to do the job, but this is because we were not given a clear idea of the exact nature of the site until it was too late. I think this was a simple case of communication breakdown, but it would be useful to discuss it to ensure it doesn't happen again.

Yours truly,
Aaron Rothschild