Đề số 6

its really quiet at night. Everything     shuts           at around 10 o'clock(shut)

arrival

arrival (chắc vậy á)

Cô nghĩ ở câu này dùng arriving là hợp lý hơn cả; vì đằng sau có home + late nên cần phải dùng danh động từ arriving - vừa là danh từ của "his", vừa là động từ đi cùng với "home" và "late".

arrival là danh từ thuần, nếu dùng thì sẽ bị mắc ở khúc sau là "home + late" nên không hợp lý.

Chúc em học vui vẻ và có những giấc mơ đẹp! 

10. Most school-leavers have the keenness to go to work because they want to live independently. (keen)

IV. Finish each of the following sentences in such a way that it is as similar as possible in meaning to the original sentences :

1. The store was opened in 1932 by John.

® John opened the store in 1932.

2. We can avoid waiting by booking the tickets in advance.

® If we book the tickets in advance, we can avoid waiting.

3. The teacher asked me whether I had any books.

® “Do you have any books?" my teacher asked.

4. “I like films, books, and music” Mike replied.

® Mike said that he liked films, books, and music.

5. It took Jane three hours to sort out her stamps.

® Jane spent three hours sorting out her stamps.

6. That scientific discovery was so important that it has affected every man’s way of life.

® That was such an important scientific discovery that it has affected every man’s way of life.

7. He was given a chance to stay on at this garage.

® They gave him a chance to stay on at this garage.

8. They said that he had left Paris secretly in his private car.

® He was said to leave Paris secretly in his private car.

9. He made a great discovery. He was very proud of it.

® He was very proud of making a great discovery.

10. We’ve never talked to an interesting person like you before.

® Never before have we talked to an interesting person like you.

11. They canceled the flight because it was foggy.

® Because of the fog, they canceled the flight.

12. Because the traffic is heavy, I sometimes come to my office late.

® Because of the heavy traffic, I sometimes come to my office late.

13. I’m sorry I missed your birthday party.

® I wish I hadn't missed your birthday party.

14. You’d better put your money in the bank.

® I advise you to put your money in the bank.

15. He prefers golf to tennis.

® He’d rather golf than tennis

16. It is necessary to master English.

® Mastering English is necessary.

17. He spent two hours writing the essay.

® It took him 2 hours to write the essay.

18. He is too young to ride a motorbike.

® He isn’t old enough to ride a motorbike.

19. The bag was so heavy that she couldn’t carry it upstairs.

 The bag was too heavy for her to carry upstairs,

20. He expects to hear from her as soon as possible.

® He is looking forward to hearing from her as soon as possible.

10. Most school-leavers have the __keeness________ to go to work because they want to live independently. (keen)

IV. Finish each of the following sentences in such a way that it is as similar as possible in meaning to the original sentences :

1. The store was opened in 1932 by John.

® John _____opened the store in 1930_________________

2. We can avoid waiting by booking the tickets in advance.

® If _____we look the tickets in advance, we can avoid waiting________

3. The teacher asked me whether I had any books.

® “Do ____you have any books?'' the teacher asked me___________

4. “I like films, books and music” Mike replied.

® Mike said that _______she liked films, books and music___________

5. It took Jane  three hours to sort out her stamps.

® Jane spent ____three hours sorting out her stamps.______________

6. That scientific discovery was so important that it has affected every man’s way of life.

® That was such ___an important scientific discovery that it has affected every man’s way of life.________

7. He was given a chance to stay on at this garage.

® They ____gave him a chance to stay on at this garage_______

8. They said that he had left Paris secretly in his private car.

® He _____is said to have had left Paris secretly in his private car._______

9. He made a great discovery. He was very proud of it.

® He was very proud of ______making a great discovery.___________

10. We’ve never talked to an interesting person like you before.

® Never before ______have we talked to an interesting person like you __

III. Fill in the blank with the proper form of the word given.

1. Susan is very ______proud______ of the work she had done. (pride)

2. Jane is______interested______in seeing sights. (interest)

3. Mai is sad about her _______poverty_____ (poor)

4. I can say for______sure______that you have made much progress in learning English. (sure)

5. I don’t think I’m accustomed to_______driving_____on the left. (drive)

6.  Prices continue to show an upward _______tendency_______ (tend )

7.  I’m ___determined ___________ to succeed. (determine)

8. They discussed the matter calmly and ________reasonably______. (reason)

9. She can look back on her career with great _______satisfaction_______ ( satisfy)

Mai isn't as tall as Nam

Iapan has Mount Fuji. It's a beautiful mountain

->Mount Fuji is a beautiful mountain in Iapan.

Exercise 5. Reply to what people say. Use the subject in brackets.
1. A: The bus fares have been increased, (they)
B: What? You mean ________________they've increased the bus fares______________________ again!
2. A: Bicycles should be used for short journeys, (people) -> People should use bicycles for short journey.
B: Yes, I agree.
3. A: A new source of energy has been discovered, (someone) -> Someone has discovered a new source of energy.
B: What? Did you say that
4. A: This building is going to be knocked down, (they) -> They are going to knock down this building.
B: Well, no one told me that
5. A: Eggs shouldn’t be kept in a freezer, (you) -> You shouldn't kep eggs in a freezer.
B: Really? I didn’t know
6. A: Why isn’t litter put in the bin? (people) -> Why don't people put litter in the bin?
B: Exactly. Why don’t
7. A: A lot of money was stolen in the robbery, (the robbers) -> The robbers stole a lot of money in the robbery.
B: Really? The papers this morning don’t say that
8. A: The road in front of my house is being resurfaced at the moment, (they) -> They are resurfacing the road in front of my house at the moment.
B: What? Did you say that
9. A: A decision will not be made until the next meeting, (the board) -> The board won't make a decision until the next meeting.
B: Well, I’ve heard that
10. A: How is this word pronounced? (people) -> How do people pronounce this word?
B: Sorry, I don’t know

Exercise 6. Use the words in brackets to complete the sentence. Use the structure have some¬thing done.
1. We ___are having the house painted__ (the house/ paint) at the moment.
2. I lost my key. I’ll have to ___have another key made__ (another key/ make).
3. When was the last time you __had had your hair cut___ (your hair/ cut)?
4. You look different. ; __have you had your hair cut___ (you/ your hair/ cut)?
5. ___Do you have a newspaper delivered__ (you/ a newspaper/ deliver) to your house or do you go to the shop to buy one?
6. A: Can I see the photos you took when you were on holiday?
B: I’m afraid I __haven't had the film developed___ (not/ the film/ develop) yet.
7. A: What are those workmen doing in your garden?
B: Oh, we ___are having a swimming pool built__ (a swimming pool/ build).
8. This coat is dirty. I must ___have it cleaned__ (it/ clean).
9. If you want to wear earrings, why don’t you ___have your ears piereced__ (your ears/ pierce)?
10. A: My car has been serviced recently.
B: How often __do you have your car serviced___ (.you/ your car/ service)?

Exercise 7. Choose the correct answer.
1. We can’t go along here because the road _____.
a. is repairing b. is repaired c. is being repaired d. repaires
2. The story I’ve just read _____ Agatha Christie.
a. was written b. was written by c. was written from d. wrote by
3. Why don’t you have your brother _____ the roof?
a repairs b. repair c. repaired d. to repair
4. The man died because medical help was not summoned. A doctor should _____.
a. be have called b. been called c. be called d. have been called
5. Something funny _____ in class yesterday.
a. happened b. was happened c. happens d. is happened
6. Many US automobiles _____ in Detroit, Michigan.
a. manufacture b. have manufactured
c. are manufactured d. are manufacturing
7. A lot of pesticide residue can _____ on unwashed produce.
a. find b. found c. be finding d. be found
8. We _____ by a loud noise during the night.
a. woke up b. are woken up c. were woken up d. were waking up
9. How did that window _____? ~ I don’t know.
a. get broken b. broke c. got broken d. broken
10. Some film stars _____ difficult to work with.
a. are said be b. are said to be c. say to be d. said to be
11. Last night a tornado swept through Rockville. It _____ everything in its path.
a. destroyed b. was destroyed
c. was being destroyed d. has been destroyed
12. Vitamin C _____ by the human body. It gets into blood stream quickly.
a. absorbs easily b. is easily absorbing
c. is easily absorbed d. absorbed easily
13. Why did Tom keep making jokes about me? I don’t enjoy _____ at.
a. be laughed b. to be laughed c. laughing d. being laughed
14. John _____ last week.
a. had his house painted b. had painted his house
c. had his father to paint d. had his house paint
15. Today, many serious childhood diseases _____ by early immunization.
a. are preventing b. can prevent c. prevent d. can be prevented
16. ‘_____ about the eight o’clock flight to Chicago?’ ‘Not yet.’
a. Has been an announcement made b. Has an announcement made
c. Has an announcement been made d. Has been made an announcement
17. ‘Has the commitee made its decision yet?’
‘Not yet. They are still _____ the proposal.’
a. considering b. been considered c. being considered d. considered
18. I might watch this programme. It _____ very funny.
a. supposes to be b. is supposed being
c. is supposed to be d. was supposed be
19. Do you get your heating _____ every year?
a. checking b. check c. be checked d. checked
20. Claude Jennings is said _____ his memory.
a to have been lost b. to be lost
c. to have lost d. to lose

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New York City, NY, USA

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Rio de Janiero

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Tokyo in Japen

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Nowadays, football becomes one of the world’s most popular games. Millions of people play and watch it all around the world. A football match often has two parts. Each part is forty-five minutes. The first part is the first half and the second part is the second half. There is a fifteen – minute break between the two halves.
There are two teams in a football match. Each football team has eleven players, including a goal-keeper. The players on the ground try to kick the ball into the other’s goal. The team which scores more goals wins the match.

*** How do you know the winner ?

The team which scores more goals wins the match.