100 bài tập viết lại câu giữ nguyên ý part 1

“100 bài tập viết lại câu giữ nguyên ý” là bài viết hữu ích giúp người học cải thiện kỹ năng ngữ pháp và viết câu trong tiếng Anh. Với 100 bài tập đa dạng, người học sẽ luyện tập cách diễn đạt lại câu sao cho đúng ngữ pháp mà vẫn giữ nguyên nghĩa ban đầu.

Đọc lại bài cũ: 100 bài viết lại Câu Với “Wish” Quá Khứ Đơn Sang Hiện Tại Hoàn Thành.

Lý thuyết trước khi làm bài

Đồng nghĩa: “Một số người cho rằng”

1. Some argue – Một số người cho rằng
2. Certain people think – Một số người nghĩ rằng
3. It is believed by some – Một số người tin rằng
4. A number of people hold the view – Một số người cho rằng
5. Some people assert – Một số người khẳng định rằng
6. There’s a belief – Có ý kiến cho rằng
7. Some feel – Một số người cảm thấy rằng
8. It’s argued by some – Có ý kiến cho rằng
9. There’s an opinion – Có quan điểm cho rằng
10. Many believe – Nhiều người tin rằng
11. Some are of the view – Một số người có quan điểm rằng
12. A few individuals think – Một vài người cho rằng
13. Certain people view – Một số người xem rằng
14. Some individuals think – Một số người nghĩ rằng
15. A number of people argue – Một số người tranh luận rằng
16. Some hold the belief – Một số người giữ quan điểm rằng
17. A portion of society thinks – Một phần xã hội nghĩ rằng
18. Many suggest – Nhiều người gợi ý rằng
19. People say – Mọi người nói rằng
20. People believe – Mọi người tin rằng
21. Some claim – Một số người khẳng định rằng
22. It’s thought that – Có suy nghĩ rằng
23. There is a notion – Có quan niệm rằng
24. Certain people claim – Một số người cho rằng
25. Some claim – Một số người khẳng định rằng
26. It is thought – Có suy nghĩ rằng
27. Some maintain – Một số người duy trì quan điểm rằng
28. Many think – Nhiều người nghĩ rằng
29. A few believe – Một vài người tin rằng
30. Certain people argue – Một số người tranh luận rằng
31. Some argue – Một số người cho rằng
32. Some suggest – Một số người gợi ý rằng
33. Many claim – Nhiều người cho rằng
34. It’s commonly believed – Mọi người thường tin rằng
35. Some think – Một số người nghĩ rằng
36. A segment of society feels – Một bộ phận xã hội cảm thấy rằng
37. Certain individuals maintain – Một số người giữ quan điểm rằng

Từ và cụm từ về Trách nhiệm của chính trị gia hoặc nhà lãnh đạo

38. duty of politicians – trách nhiệm của chính trị gia
39. responsibility of politicians – trách nhiệm của chính trị gia
40. responsibility lies with political leaders – trách nhiệm thuộc về các nhà lãnh đạo chính trị
41. role of protecting the environment should be assigned to politicians – vai trò bảo vệ môi trường nên được giao cho chính trị gia
42. environmental responsibility is for the government – trách nhiệm bảo vệ môi trường thuộc về chính phủ
43. primary duty of protecting the environment falls to political leaders – trách nhiệm chính về bảo vệ môi trường thuộc về lãnh đạo chính trị
44. political leaders should take on the role of protecting the environment – lãnh đạo chính trị nên đảm nhận vai trò bảo vệ môi trường
45. politicians should assume environmental duties – chính trị gia nên đảm nhận nhiệm vụ bảo vệ môi trường

Từ và cụm từ về Đóng góp ít hoặc tác động nhỏ của cá nhân

46. individuals lack significant impact – cá nhân không có tác động lớn
47. individual contributions are minimal – đóng góp của cá nhân là rất nhỏ
48. individuals’ actions are too minor – hành động của cá nhân là quá nhỏ
49. individuals lack substantial influence – cá nhân thiếu sức ảnh hưởng đáng kể
50. individual efforts are insufficient – nỗ lực của cá nhân là không đủ
51. individuals’ role is small – vai trò của cá nhân là nhỏ
52. individuals can only contribute marginally – cá nhân chỉ có thể đóng góp rất ít
53. individual efforts are too limited – nỗ lực của cá nhân là quá giới hạn
54. individual actions alone are insufficient – hành động của cá nhân không đủ
55. individual actions have minimal effect – hành động của cá nhân có tác động rất nhỏ
56. individuals can contribute too little – cá nhân chỉ có thể đóng góp rất ít
57. individuals’ efforts are inadequate – nỗ lực của cá nhân là không đủ
58. individuals’ contributions are too minor – đóng góp của cá nhân là quá nhỏ
59. individuals cannot make a significant impact – cá nhân không thể tạo ra tác động đáng kể
60. individuals can only do so much – cá nhân chỉ có thể làm được ít

Từ và cụm từ về Sự quản lý, bảo vệ và bảo tồn môi trường

61. safeguarding the environment – bảo vệ môi trường
62. protecting the environment – bảo vệ môi trường
63. environmental protection – bảo vệ môi trường
64. environmental preservation – bảo tồn môi trường
65. environmental conservation – bảo tồn môi trường
66. environmental care – chăm sóc môi trường
67. environmental duties – nhiệm vụ bảo vệ môi trường
68. environmental initiatives – sáng kiến bảo vệ môi trường
69. environmental issues – vấn đề môi trường

Từ và cụm từ về Quan điểm cho rằng chính trị gia hiệu quả hơn cá nhân trong bảo vệ môi trường

70. politicians are more suited for environmental protection – chính trị gia phù hợp hơn trong việc bảo vệ môi trường
71. politicians should lead the charge on environmental matters – chính trị gia nên dẫn đầu về các vấn đề môi trường
72. environmental issues are best managed by political figures – vấn đề môi trường được quản lý tốt nhất bởi chính trị gia
73. politicians are in a better position to protect the environment – chính trị gia ở vị trí tốt hơn để bảo vệ môi trường
74. politicians are more capable of handling environmental issues – chính trị gia có khả năng xử lý vấn đề môi trường tốt hơn
75. political leaders are better suited for environmental care – lãnh đạo chính trị phù hợp hơn trong việc chăm sóc môi trường
76. politicians should oversee environmental protection efforts – chính trị gia nên giám sát các nỗ lực bảo vệ môi trường

100 bài tập viết lại câu giữ nguyên ý

1. Some argue that safeguarding the environment falls to policymakers rather than individuals, as individuals lack significant impact.
2. Certain people think that the duty of protecting the environment lies with political leaders, not ordinary citizens, due to the limited effect individuals can achieve.
3. It is believed by some that politicians should be in charge of environmental conservation, as individual contributions are minimal.
4. A number of people hold the view that politicians, rather than individuals, should bear the responsibility of environmental protection because individuals’ actions are too minor to make a difference.
5. Some people assert that the responsibility for environmental protection lies with politicians, as individuals alone cannot bring about significant change.
6. There’s a belief that environmental protection should be handled by politicians instead of individuals, who may have minimal impact.
7. Some feel that political figures should take on the role of protecting the environment, as individual actions are insufficient.
8. It’s argued by some that politicians, rather than individuals, should be accountable for environmental preservation since individual efforts are limited.
9. There’s an opinion that environmental protection should be managed by government officials, as individuals can contribute too little.
10. Many believe that politicians are more suited for environmental protection, given the limited influence of individual actions.
11. Some suggest that environmental protection should primarily be the duty of politicians, as individuals lack sufficient influence.
12. A portion of society thinks that politicians hold the main responsibility for environmental preservation due to individuals’ limited abilities.
13. Many argue that environmental responsibility is better suited for politicians, as individuals can only contribute marginally.
14. Certain individuals maintain that protecting the environment is a politician’s duty because individuals lack the power to make large-scale changes.
15. Some believe that it’s the politicians’ responsibility to safeguard the environment since individuals’ efforts are inadequate.
16. A number of people feel that environmental issues should be addressed by political leaders because individuals have a minimal effect.
17. There is a notion that environmental protection should be managed by politicians, as individuals cannot make a significant impact.
18. Some claim that environmental preservation falls under politicians’ responsibility, as individual actions alone are insufficient.
19. People believe politicians are more capable of handling environmental issues, as individuals’ actions alone are minor.
20. There’s an opinion that only politicians can bring about substantial change for the environment, not individual actions.
21. Some are of the view that politicians should take on environmental protection as individuals contribute too little.
22. A few individuals think that politicians, not the public, should bear the environmental protection burden due to the limited effect individuals can bring.
23. Certain people view environmental protection as a task best suited for political leaders rather than individuals.
24. Some individuals think that politicians are responsible for environmental protection because individuals can only contribute minimally.
25. A number of people argue that the burden of protecting the environment should fall on politicians, as individuals’ efforts are too small.
26. Some hold the belief that environmental conservation is a duty for political authorities rather than individuals.
27. Many believe environmental responsibility is for the government, as individual contributions are too insignificant.
28. Certain people claim that politicians should lead environmental initiatives because individual efforts are too limited.
29. Some think that the role of protecting the environment should be assigned to politicians since individuals lack adequate impact.
30. It is believed by some that politicians have a greater responsibility for the environment than individuals.
31. A segment of society argues that politicians should handle environmental protection as individuals’ efforts are not impactful enough.
32. There’s a belief that environmental preservation is best managed by politicians, given the limited role individuals can play.
33. Many people think that environmental responsibilities lie with politicians due to the small-scale impact individuals have.
34. Certain people feel that politicians, not the general public, should bear the primary duty of protecting the environment.
35. Some believe that the environment is best safeguarded by politicians because individual actions are too insignificant.
36. A few people are of the opinion that environmental issues are best handled by politicians, as individual efforts are too minor.
37. Many suggest that political leaders should oversee environmental conservation since individuals lack substantial influence.
38. Some believe politicians should manage environmental protection because individual efforts alone are limited.
39. Some feel environmental duties belong to politicians, not individuals, due to limited individual impact.
40. People say environmental protection should fall on politicians as individuals can only contribute marginally.
41. Some argue that politicians should take responsibility for the environment, as individual actions have minimal effect.
42. A few believe that only politicians can make significant strides in environmental issues, unlike individuals.
43. People think politicians should take the lead in environmental protection due to individuals’ limited abilities.
44. It is argued that political leaders should protect the environment, given the limited influence individuals possess.
45. There’s a belief that politicians should assume environmental duties because individual actions are too small.
46. Certain people feel that politicians are more suited to handle environmental issues than individual citizens.
47. Many think that environmental protection should be left to politicians due to the limited impact of individual contributions.
48. Some think it is more effective for politicians to handle environmental preservation than individuals.
49. People argue that environmental care should be in the hands of politicians, not ordinary citizens.
50. Some claim politicians have a greater role in environmental protection as individuals’ contributions are limited.
51. Many argue politicians are responsible for the environment since individuals can do too little.
52. Some people feel that environmental issues should be resolved by politicians, not individuals.
53. There is a perspective that politicians are in a better position to protect the environment than the general public.
54. Certain people argue that environmental responsibility falls on politicians due to limited individual contributions.
55. Some individuals think politicians are best suited for environmental duties since individuals’ actions are minor.
56. Many people believe that political figures should manage environmental protection rather than individuals.
57. It’s commonly believed that politicians should be responsible for the environment as individuals lack impact.
58. Some argue that environmental care is better suited for politicians due to the limited role of individuals.
59. A few people think politicians are more capable of handling environmental responsibilities.
60. It is thought that environmental protection should fall under politicians’ jurisdiction.
61. Some say that environmental protection is too large a task for individuals and should be handled by politicians.
62. People argue that politicians should take control of environmental issues because individuals contribute too little.
63. It’s thought that political leaders are better suited for environmental care than individuals.
64. Some believe environmental issues should be managed by politicians due to the small impact of individuals.
65. Certain individuals think politicians are responsible for environmental duties.
66. Many think environmental preservation should be a responsibility of politicians, given individuals’ limited contributions.
67. People feel politicians have the duty to safeguard the environment.
68. Some believe politicians should focus on environmental care, as individuals cannot do enough.
69. It’s argued that environmental issues are best managed by political figures.
70. Many people feel politicians should lead the charge on environmental matters.
71. Some people believe the role of environmental protection belongs to politicians.
72. A few think that individuals can do little and that environmental care should be with politicians.
73. Some claim that politicians should lead environmental initiatives.
74. People think the responsibility of protecting the environment should be politicians’ responsibility.
75. Certain people feel that environmental protection is better handled by politicians.
76. Many believe that environmental preservation should primarily be handled by politicians.
77. Some think politicians, rather than individuals, should bear environmental duties.
78. People argue that political leaders should handle environmental protection.
79. Certain people claim environmental responsibilities are best suited for politicians.
80. Some individuals think politicians should lead in protecting the environment.
81. Many think that political leaders should focus on environmental preservation.
82. Some claim that politicians are more capable of protecting the environment.
83. People believe that politicians have a greater duty to safeguard the environment.
84. Some argue that individuals lack the impact necessary to protect the environment.
85. Certain people think that environmental issues require political intervention.
86. Many feel that environmental duties should be taken on by politicians.
87. Some argue that politicians should be responsible for the environment, given individuals’ limited role.
88. Many claim that environmental issues require political intervention, not individual action.
89. Some feel that the burden of environmental protection should be on politicians.
90. Certain people think that only politicians can bring about change in environmental matters.
91. Some people maintain that politicians should take charge of environmental issues, as individual efforts are minimal.
92. There is a perspective that political leaders, rather than individuals, are responsible for tackling environmental concerns.
93. Many argue that politicians should bear the responsibility for environmental conservation because individual actions alone are insufficient.
94. Certain people think that environmental duties are best handled by politicians due to the limited influence of individuals.
95. It is commonly believed that environmental protection is a task for politicians, as individuals can only do so much.
96. A segment of society feels that political leaders should lead environmental protection efforts since individuals’ roles are small.
97. Many believe that environmental responsibility lies with politicians because individuals’ contributions are too minor.
98. Some argue that politicians should be in charge of environmental conservation, given the small impact individuals can make.
99. Certain people feel that environmental issues require the involvement of politicians due to the minimal role of individuals.
100. Some think that politicians should oversee environmental protection efforts, as individuals can only do so little.

Đáp án

1. Some argue that safeguarding the environment falls to policymakers rather than individuals, as individuals lack significant impact.
2. Certain people think that the duty of protecting the environment lies with political leaders, not ordinary citizens, due to the limited effect individuals can achieve.
3. It is believed by some that politicians should be in charge of environmental conservation, as individual contributions are minimal.
4. A number of people hold the view that politicians, rather than individuals, should bear the responsibility of environmental protection because individuals’ actions are too minor to make a difference.
5. Some people assert that the responsibility for environmental protection lies with politicians, as individuals alone cannot bring about significant change.
6. There’s a belief that environmental protection should be handled by politicians instead of individuals, who may have minimal impact.
7. Some feel that political figures should take on the role of protecting the environment, as individual actions are insufficient.
8. It’s argued by some that politicians, rather than individuals, should be accountable for environmental preservation since individual efforts are limited.
9. There’s an opinion that environmental protection should be managed by government officials, as individuals can contribute too little.
10. Many believe that politicians are more suited for environmental protection, given the limited influence of individual actions.
11. Some suggest that environmental protection should primarily be the duty of politicians, as individuals lack sufficient influence.
12. A portion of society thinks that politicians hold the main responsibility for environmental preservation due to individuals’ limited abilities.
13. Many argue that environmental responsibility is better suited for politicians, as individuals can only contribute marginally.
14. Certain individuals maintain that protecting the environment is a politician’s duty because individuals lack the power to make large-scale changes.
15. Some believe that it’s the politicians’ responsibility to safeguard the environment since individuals’ efforts are inadequate.
16. A number of people feel that environmental issues should be addressed by political leaders because individuals have a minimal effect.
17. There is a notion that environmental protection should be managed by politicians, as individuals cannot make a significant impact.
18. Some claim that environmental preservation falls under politicians’ responsibility, as individual actions alone are insufficient.
19. People believe politicians are more capable of handling environmental issues, as individuals’ actions alone are minor.
20. There’s an opinion that only politicians can bring about substantial change for the environment, not individual actions.
21. Some are of the view that politicians should take on environmental protection as individuals contribute too little.
22. A few individuals think that politicians, not the public, should bear the environmental protection burden due to the limited effect individuals can bring.
23. Certain people view environmental protection as a task best suited for political leaders rather than individuals.
24. Some individuals think that politicians are responsible for environmental protection because individuals can only contribute minimally.
25. A number of people argue that the burden of protecting the environment should fall on politicians, as individuals’ efforts are too small.
26. Some hold the belief that environmental conservation is a duty for political authorities rather than individuals.
27. Many believe environmental responsibility is for the government, as individual contributions are too insignificant.
28. Certain people claim that politicians should lead environmental initiatives because individual efforts are too limited.
29. Some think that the role of protecting the environment should be assigned to politicians since individuals lack adequate impact.
30. It is believed by some that politicians have a greater responsibility for the environment than individuals.
31. A segment of society argues that politicians should handle environmental protection as individuals’ efforts are not impactful enough.
32. There’s a belief that environmental preservation is best managed by politicians, given the limited role individuals can play.
33. Many people think that environmental responsibilities lie with politicians due to the small-scale impact individuals have.
34. Certain people feel that politicians, not the general public, should bear the primary duty of protecting the environment.
35. Some believe that the environment is best safeguarded by politicians because individual actions are too insignificant.
36. A few people are of the opinion that environmental issues are best handled by politicians, as individual efforts are too minor.
37. Many suggest that political leaders should oversee environmental conservation since individuals lack substantial influence.
38. Some believe politicians should manage environmental protection because individual efforts alone are limited.
39. Some feel environmental duties belong to politicians, not individuals, due to limited individual impact.
40. People say environmental protection should fall on politicians as individuals can only contribute marginally.
41. Some argue that politicians should take responsibility for the environment, as individual actions have minimal effect.
42. A few believe that only politicians can make significant strides in environmental issues, unlike individuals.
43. People think politicians should take the lead in environmental protection due to individuals’ limited abilities.
44. It is argued that political leaders should protect the environment, given the limited influence individuals possess.
45. There’s a belief that politicians should assume environmental duties because individual actions are too small.
46. Certain people feel that politicians are more suited to handle environmental issues than individual citizens.
47. Many think that environmental protection should be left to politicians due to the limited impact of individual contributions.
48. Some think it is more effective for politicians to handle environmental preservation than individuals.
49. People argue that environmental care should be in the hands of politicians, not ordinary citizens.
50. Some claim that politicians have a greater role in environmental protection as individuals’ contributions are limited.
51. Many argue politicians are responsible for the environment since individuals can do too little.
52. Some people feel that environmental issues should be resolved by politicians, not individuals.
53. There is a perspective that politicians are in a better position to protect the environment than the general public.
54. Certain people argue that environmental responsibility falls on politicians due to limited individual contributions.
55. Some individuals think that politicians are best suited for environmental duties since individuals’ actions are minor.
56. Many people believe that political figures should manage environmental protection rather than individuals.
57. It’s commonly believed that politicians should be responsible for the environment as individuals lack impact.
58. Some argue that environmental care is better suited for politicians due to the limited role of individuals.
59. A few people think politicians are more capable of handling environmental responsibilities.
60. It is thought that environmental protection should fall under politicians’ jurisdiction.
61. Some say that environmental protection is too large a task for individuals and should be handled by politicians.
62. People argue that politicians should take control of environmental issues because individuals contribute too little.
63. It’s thought that political leaders are better suited for environmental care than individuals.
64. Some believe environmental issues should be managed by politicians due to the small impact of individuals.
65. Certain individuals think politicians are responsible for environmental duties.
66. Many think environmental preservation should be a responsibility of politicians, given individuals’ limited contributions.
67. People feel politicians have the duty to safeguard the environment.
68. Some believe politicians should focus on environmental care, as individuals cannot do enough.
69. It’s argued that environmental issues are best managed by political figures.
70. Many people feel politicians should lead the charge on environmental matters.
71. Some people believe the role of environmental protection belongs to politicians.
72. A few think that individuals can do little and that environmental care should be with politicians.
73. Some claim that politicians should lead environmental initiatives.
74. People think the responsibility of protecting the environment should be politicians’ responsibility.
75. Certain people feel that environmental protection is better handled by politicians.
76. Many believe that environmental preservation should primarily be handled by politicians.
77. Some think politicians, rather than individuals, should bear environmental duties.
78. People argue that political leaders should handle environmental protection.
79. Certain people claim environmental responsibilities are best suited for politicians.
80. Some individuals think politicians should lead in protecting the environment.
81. Many think that political leaders should focus on environmental preservation.
82. Some claim that politicians are more capable of protecting the environment.
83. People believe that politicians have a greater duty to safeguard the environment.
84. Some argue that individuals lack the impact necessary to protect the environment.
85. Certain people think that environmental issues require political intervention.
86. Many feel that environmental duties should be taken on by politicians.
87. Some argue that politicians should be responsible for the environment, given individuals’ limited role.
88. Many claim that environmental issues require political intervention, not individual action.
89. Some feel that the burden of environmental protection should be on politicians.
90. Certain people think that only politicians can bring about change in environmental matters.
91. Some people maintain that politicians should take charge of environmental issues, as individual efforts are minimal.
92. There is a perspective that political leaders, rather than individuals, are responsible for tackling environmental concerns.
93. Many argue that politicians should bear the responsibility for environmental conservation because individual actions alone are insufficient.
94. Certain people think that environmental duties are best handled by politicians due to the limited influence of individuals.
95. It is commonly believed that environmental protection is a task for politicians, as individuals can only do so much.
96. A segment of society feels that political leaders should lead environmental protection efforts since individuals’ roles are small.
97. Many believe that environmental responsibility lies with politicians because individuals’ contributions are too minor.
98. Some argue that politicians should be in charge of environmental conservation, given the small impact individuals can make.
99. Certain people feel that environmental issues require the involvement of politicians due to the minimal role of individuals.
100. Some think that politicians should oversee environmental protection efforts, as individuals can only do so little.