The original announcement was published on the Facebook page of Vietnam Today .
Read the following announcement and choose correct option that best fits each of the numbered blanks from 1 to 6.
Big news!
We’ve 1.
landed in the United Kingdom. Through our new
2.
with iKO Media Group, Vietnam Today
3.
on the Channelbox OTT platform and broadcasting on Freeview channel 271 and Freely channel 561.
We are proud to bring the heart of Vietnam to you, 4.
in the UK.
Have you seen us on your screens 5.
?
6.
a comment below and say hi!
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We’ve 1.
Explanation
Correct Answer: officially
We need an adverb to modify the verb “landed.” Officially means in a formal or public way.
Why others don’t fit: Official and unofficial are adjectives. Unofficially is an adverb but its meaning (not formally) doesn’t fit a big announcement.
Explanation
Correct Answer: partnership
A partnership is a formal arrangement where two companies work together for mutual benefit.
Why others don’t fit: Sponsorship is when one pays to support another. Combination is joining things into one. Relationship is too general for a business deal.
Explanation
Correct Answer: is now streaming
The present continuous (is streaming) describes an action that is currently happening or available now.
Why others don’t fit: Streams now is less natural. Has now streamed implies it finished. Now being streamed is passive and unnecessary here.
We are proud to bring the heart of Vietnam to you, 4.
Explanation
Correct Answer: wherever you are
Wherever you are means “in any place that you happen to be.” It emphasizes coverage across the UK.
Why others don’t fit: Where are you and when are you are questions. Whenever you are refers to time, not location.
Have you seen us on your screens 5.
Explanation
Correct Answer: yet
Yet is used in questions with the present perfect to ask if something that was expected has happened.
Why others don’t fit: At present means “now.” Recently and so far could fit grammatically but “yet” is the most common idiomatic choice for this specific question type.
Explanation
Correct Answer: Drop
Drop a comment is a common social media idiom meaning to leave or write a quick comment.
Why others don’t fit: Place, Drag, and Click are not used with the word “comment” in this context.
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