2. PHU XUAN UNIVERSITY DEPARTMENT OF FOREIGN LANGUAGES ENGLISH SECTION SPEAKING TEACHER: BUI THI NHI STUDENTS: NGUYEN THI TUYET TRINH LE THI TRANG NHUNG ACADEMIC YEAR 2009 - 2010

3. OUR TOPIC IS..........

4. RESPONSIBILITY

5. DEFINITIONS

6. DEFINITION 1: Responsibility is a big word for a lot of small, everyday tasks that most of us do or do not do, without even thinking. For instance, Do you try to be on time for events? Some call that being reliable, others responsible. By: DIANA G. LEA DEFINITION 2: To others, our responsibilities define us. They tell other people a little bit about who we are. We may not even relise that we have these responsibilities. It is only when we make wrong decision that we relise we do. By: CLAIR COSHAN DEFINITION 3: A responsible person is someone who put her/himself at the fore front of any endeavor, a person who is not afraid to take the lead in the venture in hand. By: WILL SPROUT SOURCE: Wordnet web.princeton.edu/perl/webbvm.

7. IN OUR OPINION A RESPONSIBLE PERSON WHO ALWAYS TAKES CARE OF EVERYTHING AROUND HIM OR HER.

8. WHICH RESPONSIBILITIES DO YOU KNOW?

9. PARENTAL RESPONSIBILITIES TO CHILDREN

10. PEOPLE'S RESPONSIBILITIES TO SOCIETY

11. PEOPLE'S RESPONSIBILITIES TO ENVIRONMENT

12. DOTOR'S RESPONSIBILITIES TO PARTIENTS

13. STUDENTS'S RESPONSIBILITIES

14. A POLICEMAN DOESN’T CATCH A THIEF BECAUSE THE THIEF HAS A GUN. WHAT DO YOU THINK ABOUT HIM? A: HE IS A RESPONSIBLE PERSON. B: HE IS NOT A RESPONSIBLE PERSON. C: BOTH A AND B SITUATION

15. CONCLUSION

16. THANKS FOR YOUR LISTENING AND DISCUSSION