Đề thi TOEIC rút gọn ngày 22/05/2026

The most important part of planning an event is to give yourself plenty of _____(1).

You don't want to leave important details until the last minute. Ideally, you should give yourself several weeks to plan your event, or several months if it will be a large affair. The first step is to find a suitable _____(2) for your event.

You want a place that is pleasant and convenient. You also need a place that is the right size. If you have even a general idea of the number of guests you can expect to attend, it will be easy to calculate the _____(3) of the room that you will need.

Many places that rent rooms for events can also provide food and entertainment, and may also assist you with your plans.

To: Alexander MacDonald 
From: Fionnula O'Dell
Subject: Website design 

We are currently working on the content and design for our branch's website here in Dublin. I noticed the wonderful layout of your site for Glasgow and saw the name Evelyn Marlinton listed as the designer. Everything on your site seemed very functional, easy to use and attractive, and I'm interested in contacting Ms. Marlinton about working with our branch. I was wondering if you could give me her phone number or e-mail address so I can get in touch with her.

We do have some ideas for the website already, and I'd like to get her opinion on them. I will be visiting Glasgow on Thursday for the sales conference, so maybe we could schedule a brief meeting between the three of us. I'm sure any advice you might have for me would also be useful. Let me know when you might be available. And if you could forward me some information about Ms. Marlinton, I will contact her as well. 

Thanks for your help!

Fionnula O'Dell 

Rivendale Magazine publishes letters to the editor in every issue. Submissions should be no longer than 150 words and should refer to stories that have appeared in the magazine within the last week. All letters must include the writer's name, address and telephone number.

Rivendale Magazine cannot guarantee that all letters will be published. If your letter is chosen, you will be notified within five days. Submissions may also be shortened and edited at the magazine's discretion. Those wishing to make submissions must send them to letters@rivendaleweekly.com, or fax them to (210)555-4677. Letters must be submitted by Wednesday 1 p.m. to be eligible for publication in the next week's issue.

TO: El Paso Center for the Digital Arts (questions@elpasodigital.com)
FROM: Raymond Hardy (rayhardy@goodmail.com)
SUBJECT: Classes
DATE: April 30

To Whom It May Concern:

My name is Raymond Hardy, and I’m the president of an amateur photography club here in El Paso. We heard that your center will be teaching some classes on photography this summer. I also understand you offer a special rate for groups. If so, we are interested in registering. Four of us want to take landscape photography at beginners’ level. Another three of our members want to take a more advanced class and would like to know whether you offer any. Could you send me some more information?

Please include details about where these classes are going to take place and how much they’ll cost, and I will pass the information on.

Best regards,

Raymond Hardy
President
Homestead Photo Club

El Paso Center for the Digital Arts: Upcoming One-Day Classes May 7-12

*Friday’s class is for advanced participants only.

El Paso Center for the Digital Arts: Class Registration Form

Please fill in the following details:

_________

The El Paso Center for the Digital Arts is a nonprofit organization focused on advancing people’s knowledge of film, photography, and graphic design. Please note that the center does not provide any cameras or accessories, and participants must supply their own. Those signing up as a group of three or more pay $30 each except for weekend classes. We will confirm your registration within 24 hours of receiving payment. Tuition fees are nonrefundable and must be paid one week prior to the start of any course.

25 March

Human Resources Department

Subject: Internal Training — Customer Service Excellence

We are pleased to announce a one-day training session on Customer Service Excellence for front-line staff and supervisors. The session will take place on April 10, 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM, in Conference Room B, 3rd floor, Central Building. This training is free of charge.

Space is limited to 30 participants. Priority will be given to customer-facing teams. Please register on the company Intranet by April 1. Lunch and training materials will be provided. Participants should bring a laptop for the hands-on exercises. For questions, contact training@citywide.com.

To: Alex Kim (a.kim@citywide.com)
From: Training Team (training@citywide.com)
Date: March 27
Subject: Registration confirmed — Agenda and parking map attached
ATTACHMENTS: Agenda, Parking map

Dear Mr. Kim,

Thank you for registering for the Customer Service Excellence workshop. Your registration is confirmed for April 10 at 9:00 AM in Conference Room B. Please arrive at 8:45 AM for check-in. We have noted your request for a gluten-free lunch.

If you need to cancel, notify us by April 3. Attached are the session agenda and a parking map. Visitor parking is limited; we recommend the East Garage on 2nd Avenue.

Sincerely,
Training Team
training@citywide.com