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TEST 1
Vacations are the best time to relax and enjoy with family and friends, it’s the time I eagerly waited for every year. Every year my school closes in the middle of the month of May and reopens by the first week of July. As my Annual exams get over and the results are declared so it’s the time when I can relax without the worries of my studies and exams.
This time I got promoted to class sixth from class fifth. After the hard labor for the examinations, I wanted some rest so I put aside my books for a few weeks and want to spend my whole time with my friends and family. On the very first morning of my holidays I went out to play with my friends but it was a very hot and humid outside so we decided to play indoor games. In the evening I asked my parents to take me to any of the hill stations to beat the heat. My father told me that he already planned a trip for Nainital Rishikesh with my Uncle’s family as he made all the necessary bookings.
It was too hot in Delhi, the sun was scorching and the wind was deliberating. Fortunately my father was taking me to Nainital. Me and my parents reached Rishikesh, it’s very pleasant there and our resort was also very beautiful and full of greenery near the bank of River Ganga. My uncle, my aunty and my cousins were all very excited to see all of us. They welcomed us with a warm heart.
At Rishikesh I went to the bank of River Ganga in the morning and it was very pleasant to see hundreds of men and women bathing in the stream of Ganga and then offering prayers in the different temples of its “Ghats”. Then we left to see other beautiful places at Rishikesh. We visited Laxmi jhoola, Triveni ghat and many other spots all fascinated me. I saw a large number of trees bearing beautiful fruits and flowers. In evening resort arranged a bonfire for all guests at the bank of Ganga. We all enjoyed lot, make some new friends and had delicious snacks followed by equally delicious dinner.
We remained there for four days, enjoyed river rafting and many other adventure activities. From there my father and my uncle planned to go on a pilgrimage tour. We left for Haridwar, Mathura and Vrindavan. The scenery and views of all these places was beautiful and breathtaking. Of all the vacations this was my best summer vacation ever, mainly because my cousins were also there. I told my parents to plan similar holidays for every summer vacation, in the coming years.
The vacation was over and I was back to school but my mind was still remembering the sweet memories of the summer vacation. I will await the next summer holidays and would love to go on this type of vacation again and again
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1: I regret.......my friend Helen to my birthday party
A .not to invite B.not invite C.not inviting
2. He prefers staying at work late..........work home with him
A.to talking B.than talking C.than take
3. It was raining.......we cancelled the trip to Mount Faber
A.athough B.so C.because
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write about the way to help elderly people
Caring Physically for the Elderly
1
Plan Ahead. Many children will eventually need to provide care for their parents. Planning ahead can help solve some of the issues before the situation becomes a last-minute emergency (for example caused by sudden illness or injury). Use technology, make the home safe for elderly people and anticipate the expenses of providing care in advance.
Be sure that you’re ready for an emergency. This includes having an emergency plan in place, posting emergency phone numbers, and preparing a home first aid kit.
There are many technologies available which can help keep track of the elderly, make sure that they are moving around and thus safe and are taking their medications. For example there are GPS trackers and medicine boxes that light up when medicines need to be taken. This helps allow them to stay in their homes for longer.
Make the home safer by installing anti-scald devices to protect sensitive older skin, carbon monoxide detectors, special smoke detectors with strobe lights or vibration to wake up the elderly (many elderly cannot hear conventional smoke detectors) and grab bars in showers and near toilets.
Caring for the elderly can be quite expensive. Do your research in advance and explore your options and potential grants or programs that might benefit your loved one.
2
Keep your loved one active. Exercise can help protect older people from disease and reduce their functional age by 10 or 15 years. It can even result in big health benefits for those who have been sedentary for many years. It can delay the need for care and keep them away from disease for longer.
It is recommended that elderly people do 30 minutes of moderate-intensity activity (running, swimming, walking, biking) five times per week. Those who do more intense activities where the heart rate is significantly elevated and breathing is heavier should exercise a minimum of 20 minutes per day three days a week. Weight-strengthening exercises (using free weights, resistance bands or body weight) should be performed two or three times per week on non-consecutive days. They should also perform exercises for flexibility (stretching, yoga, tai chi) for at least 10 mins every day.[1]
Those who are unable to exercise independently, or at such intensity, can still benefit from being active. Passive Range of Motion (POM) exercises can help elderly people maintain joint mobility, for example.[2]
It’s also important to have older people change positions frequently – this will prevent skin breakdown and painful ulcers, which are susceptible to infection. Using devices like donut or egg crate cushions on chairs and beds can be helpful in this.[3]
3
Keep an eye on their physical and mental health. If he/she has pains or medical issues, tell them to see (or take them) to a doctor. If the pains/medical issues are severe enough, it is imperative that you call a hospital and see what they can do for him/her right away.
Watch for signs of weakness, extra forgetfulness, lack of direction or other unsteadiness.
Mental health is often overlooked but is an important part of caring for an elderly person. Keep an eye out for signs of depression such as lack of interest, listlessness or deep feelings of sadness or anger. This can be a very difficult time for elderly people so make sure to monitor their mental well-being as well as their physical health.[4]
4
Speak to your loved one's pharmacist. The elderly may be prescribed different drugs by different doctors and only the pharmacist will know all the medications your loved one is taking. Make friends with them and speak to them regarding possible side effects and interactions.
5
Get help with driving. The idea of stopping driving can cause a lot of anger and resentment for an elderly person. Remember that being able to drive is an important component of maintaining independence and it can be difficult to accept that they are no longer fit.[5]
Sometimes classes are offered for elderly drivers that may result in car insurance discounts.
There are tools that aid the elderly with driving, such as by assisting an arthritic wrist in turning the key in the ignition.
If it is really unsafe and your loved one continues to resist then get the help of their doctor or the DMV to prevent them from driving.
Keep them mobile using public transport or a three-wheeled bicycle so that they can maintain their sense of freedom and independence.
Your area might also offer transit alternatives. Some communities and non-profit organizations offer programs like volunteer driving pools, paratransit services, and escort services that can be planned ahead and provide door-to-door or curb-to-curb transport. Taxis are another option.
Look for voucher programs, too. Certain agencies for the elderly or disabled help with fare assistance, which might cover partial costs for public transit but also volunteer programs, taxis, and private transport companies. You will need to apply to these programs.
6
Discuss finances. Speak to your loved one regarding their finances and possible insurance plans for long-term care. Sometimes additional benefits can be applied for to reduce heating bills or the cost of prescription medicine and these should be identified if they exist. It might be better to downsize into an affordable senior-friendly condo if they wish to remain in their own home.
The elderly are particularly vulnerable to scams so make sure to discuss these and protect them. Get a credit report check at least once a year to make sure no one has stolen his or her identity.
7
Discuss legal issues. Find out about their power of attorney, [Write A Will | will], and health care proxy documents. These will sort out who can make medical decisions and financial decisions for your loved one if there is an emergency or they are incapacitated in some way.[6]
If your loved one has not obtained these documents yet, help him or her to create them.
Determine what sort of care your loved one wants and doesn’t want if they become unable to speak or communicate. Legal documents called “advance directives” specify this – including whether or not to use dialysis and breathing machines, tube feeding, or to resuscitate in case of cardiac arrest.
8
Find shared meals or make food for them. Sometimes senior centers will organize dinners, which can include transportation, and these are a great way for your loved one to meet with others and share a meal. Oftentimes the elderly lose interest in food, particularly if they are depressed, and these shared meals can make eating more enjoyable.
Delivery services can also help elderly who experience difficulty with preparing their own food.
9
Consider a home caregiver to help the elderly person. This will solve the physical difficulties of caring for your loved one. A home caregiver can help the person accomplish whatever they need and take a lot of the burden off of the family members. They can also help the elderly person maintain some independence by keeping them in their homes.
Sometimes government aid can help offset some of these expenses. Look into your options and speak to your local agency on aging if there is one.
If they do not yet need a home caregiver or the home caregiver cannot perform these tasks, help them around the house. For example, help them with chores such as cleaning, laundry or gardening.
10
Consider a senior home or center. Sometimes a home caregiver is not possible, for example if the elderly person requires too much assistance or it is not affordable. A senior home will provide for and take care of your loved one.
Sometimes they organize activities and have trained medical personnel keeping an eye on the elderly, making them safer and happier.
Do not feel ashamed or guilty if you can no longer care for your loved one in their home or at your home. Sometimes circumstances make it impossible or even unsafe to care for the elderly at home, and this is not your fault.[7]
11
Consider caring for your loved one in your home. Caring for your loved one at home can help them to feel better and maintain strong family relationships while allowing you to spend time with them and monitor their health. Home care will require a large investment of time and energy, however, physical as well as emotional.
Most falls occur at home, so fall-proofing your house is a must if you are caring for an elderly loved one. This means removing obstacles and hazards and leaving plenty of room for walking, but also installing railings and grab bars, improving lighting, and moving items so that they’re easier to reach.[8]
Home care also means helping your loved one with personal hygiene and grooming. You may need to assist them with getting dressed, clipping nails, using the bathroom, brushing teeth and oral care, bathing, and other things.
As an at-home caregiver, you should also maintain a schedule of routine exams for your loved one. Regular wellness check-ups – once a year or more – allows the doctor to monitor your loved one’s general health and spot potential issues.[9]
12
Ease your own burdens, too. Caring for an elderly loved one puts lots of financial, emotional, and mental stress on caregivers. Think about how to give yourself a break, from time to time, in terms of time and energy but also finances.
You may find that you need an occasional or regular break. Think about getting some backup with respite care. You can ask friends or family for help, use an elder companion, hire a personal care assistant, or consider adult day services.[10]
Don’t forget about easing your financial burden, too. As a caregiver, you may qualify for tax breaks. For example, you may be able to claim an elderly parent as your dependent for tax purposes. To do this, you need to provide at least half of your parent’s support in housing, food, medical care, and utilities, along with meeting other requirements. You may also be able to claim their medical care as an itemized deduction or claim a dependent care tax credit.[11]
1
Plan Ahead. Many children will eventually need to provide care for their parents. Planning ahead can help solve some of the issues before the situation becomes a last-minute emergency (for example caused by sudden illness or injury). Use technology, make the home safe for elderly people and anticipate the expenses of providing care in advance.
Be sure that you’re ready for an emergency. This includes having an emergency plan in place, posting emergency phone numbers, and preparing a home first aid kit.
There are many technologies available which can help keep track of the elderly, make sure that they are moving around and thus safe and are taking their medications. For example there are GPS trackers and medicine boxes that light up when medicines need to be taken. This helps allow them to stay in their homes for longer.
Make the home safer by installing anti-scald devices to protect sensitive older skin, carbon monoxide detectors, special smoke detectors with strobe lights or vibration to wake up the elderly (many elderly cannot hear conventional smoke detectors) and grab bars in showers and near toilets.
Caring for the elderly can be quite expensive. Do your research in advance and explore your options and potential grants or programs that might benefit your loved one.
2
Keep your loved one active. Exercise can help protect older people from disease and reduce their functional age by 10 or 15 years. It can even result in big health benefits for those who have been sedentary for many years. It can delay the need for care and keep them away from disease for longer.
It is recommended that elderly people do 30 minutes of moderate-intensity activity (running, swimming, walking, biking) five times per week. Those who do more intense activities where the heart rate is significantly elevated and breathing is heavier should exercise a minimum of 20 minutes per day three days a week. Weight-strengthening exercises (using free weights, resistance bands or body weight) should be performed two or three times per week on non-consecutive days. They should also perform exercises for flexibility (stretching, yoga, tai chi) for at least 10 mins every day.[1]
Those who are unable to exercise independently, or at such intensity, can still benefit from being active. Passive Range of Motion (POM) exercises can help elderly people maintain joint mobility, for example.[2]
It’s also important to have older people change positions frequently – this will prevent skin breakdown and painful ulcers, which are susceptible to infection. Using devices like donut or egg crate cushions on chairs and beds can be helpful in this.[3]
3
Keep an eye on their physical and mental health. If he/she has pains or medical issues, tell them to see (or take them) to a doctor. If the pains/medical issues are severe enough, it is imperative that you call a hospital and see what they can do for him/her right away.
Watch for signs of weakness, extra forgetfulness, lack of direction or other unsteadiness.
Mental health is often overlooked but is an important part of caring for an elderly person. Keep an eye out for signs of depression such as lack of interest, listlessness or deep feelings of sadness or anger. This can be a very difficult time for elderly people so make sure to monitor their mental well-being as well as their physical health.[4]
4
Speak to your loved one's pharmacist. The elderly may be prescribed different drugs by different doctors and only the pharmacist will know all the medications your loved one is taking. Make friends with them and speak to them regarding possible side effects and interactions.
5
Get help with driving. The idea of stopping driving can cause a lot of anger and resentment for an elderly person. Remember that being able to drive is an important component of maintaining independence and it can be difficult to accept that they are no longer fit.[5]
Sometimes classes are offered for elderly drivers that may result in car insurance discounts.
There are tools that aid the elderly with driving, such as by assisting an arthritic wrist in turning the key in the ignition.
If it is really unsafe and your loved one continues to resist then get the help of their doctor or the DMV to prevent them from driving.
Keep them mobile using public transport or a three-wheeled bicycle so that they can maintain their sense of freedom and independence.
Your area might also offer transit alternatives. Some communities and non-profit organizations offer programs like volunteer driving pools, paratransit services, and escort services that can be planned ahead and provide door-to-door or curb-to-curb transport. Taxis are another option.
Look for voucher programs, too. Certain agencies for the elderly or disabled help with fare assistance, which might cover partial costs for public transit but also volunteer programs, taxis, and private transport companies. You will need to apply to these programs.
6
Discuss finances. Speak to your loved one regarding their finances and possible insurance plans for long-term care. Sometimes additional benefits can be applied for to reduce heating bills or the cost of prescription medicine and these should be identified if they exist. It might be better to downsize into an affordable senior-friendly condo if they wish to remain in their own home.
The elderly are particularly vulnerable to scams so make sure to discuss these and protect them. Get a credit report check at least once a year to make sure no one has stolen his or her identity.
7
Discuss legal issues. Find out about their power of attorney, [Write A Will | will], and health care proxy documents. These will sort out who can make medical decisions and financial decisions for your loved one if there is an emergency or they are incapacitated in some way.[6]
If your loved one has not obtained these documents yet, help him or her to create them.
Determine what sort of care your loved one wants and doesn’t want if they become unable to speak or communicate. Legal documents called “advance directives” specify this – including whether or not to use dialysis and breathing machines, tube feeding, or to resuscitate in case of cardiac arrest.
8
Find shared meals or make food for them. Sometimes senior centers will organize dinners, which can include transportation, and these are a great way for your loved one to meet with others and share a meal. Oftentimes the elderly lose interest in food, particularly if they are depressed, and these shared meals can make eating more enjoyable.
Delivery services can also help elderly who experience difficulty with preparing their own food.
9
Consider a home caregiver to help the elderly person. This will solve the physical difficulties of caring for your loved one. A home caregiver can help the person accomplish whatever they need and take a lot of the burden off of the family members. They can also help the elderly person maintain some independence by keeping them in their homes.
Sometimes government aid can help offset some of these expenses. Look into your options and speak to your local agency on aging if there is one.
If they do not yet need a home caregiver or the home caregiver cannot perform these tasks, help them around the house. For example, help them with chores such as cleaning, laundry or gardening.
10
Consider a senior home or center. Sometimes a home caregiver is not possible, for example if the elderly person requires too much assistance or it is not affordable. A senior home will provide for and take care of your loved one.
Sometimes they organize activities and have trained medical personnel keeping an eye on the elderly, making them safer and happier.
Do not feel ashamed or guilty if you can no longer care for your loved one in their home or at your home. Sometimes circumstances make it impossible or even unsafe to care for the elderly at home, and this is not your fault.[7]
11
Consider caring for your loved one in your home. Caring for your loved one at home can help them to feel better and maintain strong family relationships while allowing you to spend time with them and monitor their health. Home care will require a large investment of time and energy, however, physical as well as emotional.
Most falls occur at home, so fall-proofing your house is a must if you are caring for an elderly loved one. This means removing obstacles and hazards and leaving plenty of room for walking, but also installing railings and grab bars, improving lighting, and moving items so that they’re easier to reach.[8]
Home care also means helping your loved one with personal hygiene and grooming. You may need to assist them with getting dressed, clipping nails, using the bathroom, brushing teeth and oral care, bathing, and other things.
As an at-home caregiver, you should also maintain a schedule of routine exams for your loved one. Regular wellness check-ups – once a year or more – allows the doctor to monitor your loved one’s general health and spot potential issues.[9]
12
Ease your own burdens, too. Caring for an elderly loved one puts lots of financial, emotional, and mental stress on caregivers. Think about how to give yourself a break, from time to time, in terms of time and energy but also finances.
You may find that you need an occasional or regular break. Think about getting some backup with respite care. You can ask friends or family for help, use an elder companion, hire a personal care assistant, or consider adult day services.[10]
Don’t forget about easing your financial burden, too. As a caregiver, you may qualify for tax breaks. For example, you may be able to claim an elderly parent as your dependent for tax purposes. To do this, you need to provide at least half of your parent’s support in housing, food, medical care, and utilities, along with meeting other requirements. You may also be able to claim their medical care as an itemized deduction or claim a dependent care tax credit.[11]
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Find the word or phrase that is SIMILAR in meaning to the underlined one.
The headmaster congratulated the student on his work.
A. praised B. sent C. looked down D. managed
He is a clever boy.
A. skillful B. talent C. awkward D. excellent
He is always ready to help me.
A. willing B. reluctant C. determined D. unhesitant
He’s never punctual.
A. prompt B. on time C. late D. timely
The candidate’s victory at the e...
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Find the word or phrase that is SIMILAR in meaning to the underlined one.
The headmaster congratulated the student on his work.
A. praised B. sent C. looked down D. managed
He is a clever boy.
A. skillful B. talent C. awkward D. excellent
He is always ready to help me.
A. willing B. reluctant C. determined D. unhesitant
He’s never punctual.
A. prompt B. on time C. late D. timely
The candidate’s victory at the election was overwhelming.
A. defend B. triumph C. popularity D. failure
Find the word or phrase that is SIMILAR in meaning to the underlined one.
The headmaster congratulated the student on his work.
A. praised B. sent C. looked down D. managed
He is a clever boy.
A. skillful B. talent C. awkward D. excellent
He is always ready to help me.
A. willing B. reluctant C. determined D. unhesitant
He’s never punctual.
A. prompt B. on time C. late D. timely
The candidate’s victory at the election was overwhelming.
A. defend B. triumph C. popularity D. failure
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The headmaster congratulated the student on his work.
A. praised B. sent C. looked down D. managed
He is a clever boy.
A. skillful B. talent C. awkward D. excellent
He is always ready to help me.
A. willing B. reluctant C. determined D. unhesitant
He’s never punctual.
A. prompt B. on time C. late D. timely
The candidate’s victory at the election was overwhelming.
A. defend B. triumph C. popularity D...
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The headmaster congratulated the student on his work.
A. praised B. sent C. looked down D. managed
He is a clever boy.
A. skillful B. talent C. awkward D. excellent
He is always ready to help me.
A. willing B. reluctant C. determined D. unhesitant
He’s never punctual.
A. prompt B. on time C. late D. timely
The candidate’s victory at the election was overwhelming.
A. defend B. triumph C. popularity D. failure
1.The headmaster congratulated the student on his work.
A. praised B. sent C. looked down D. managed
He is a clever boy.
A. skillful B. talent C. awkward D. excellent
He is always ready to help me.
A. willing B. reluctant C. determined D. unhesitant
He’s never punctual.
A. prompt B. on time C. late D. timely
The candidate’s victory at the election was overwhelming.
A. defend B. triumph C. popularity D. failure
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My parents wouldn't let me stay out late when I was young
=>My parents...(used)
( dùng used để viết lại câu đồng nghĩa )
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My parents wouldn't let me stay out late when I was young
=>My parents.didn't use to let me stay out late when I was young ..(used)
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My parents didn't let me stay out late when I was young
=>My parents USED NOT TO LET ME STAY OUT LATE WHEN I WAS YOUNG(used)
NẾU PHẢI VIẾT CÂU K ĐƯỢC THAY ĐỔI TỪ GỢI Ý THÌ VIẾT THEO CẤU TRÚC:
CẤU TRÚC : USED NOT TO (ÍT DÙNG) = DIDN'T USED TO (THƯỜNG DÙNG)
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My parents wouldn't let me stay out late when I was young
=>My parents.used not to let me stay out when I was young..(used)
( dùng used để viết lại câu đồng nghĩa )
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work with a classmate . prepare a dialogue about your free time activities
useful words : chat onine , listen to music
Teacher: - Today, we are talking about out free time . Let"s talk about your free time first, Linh.
Linh : - I like listening to music in my free time.What about you , Nam?
Nam : -Linh, I prefer chating online to listening to music. I think that so fun.
Teacher: - I think that besides these things you can also do a lot of useful things like reading,.....
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chuyển các câu phủ định sang câu bị động
9,the workers havent decorated their building yet
10,the police hasnt arrested a burglar
11. two people arent cooking dinner on the beach
12,Tina isnt doing grammar exercises
13,At this time last year , they werent building this house
14,I wasnt chatting with friends while my teacher was teaching the lesson yesterday
15,after the children hadnt finished their homework,they went to bed
16,when she hadnt done her work she went to the cinema
17,I am...
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chuyển các câu phủ định sang câu bị động
9,the workers haven't decorated their building yet
10,the police hasn't arrested a burglar
11. two people aren't cooking dinner on the beach
12,Tina isn't doing grammar exercises
13,At this time last year , they weren't building this house
14,I wasn't chatting with friends while my teacher was teaching the lesson yesterday
15,after the children hadn't finished their homework,they went to bed
16,when she hadn't done her work she went to the cinema
17,I am not going to watch films with my friend because i am sick
18 , my sister isn't going to cook a delicious meal for dinner
chuyển các câu phủ định sang câu bị động
9,the workers haven't decorated their building yet
=>THEIR BUILDING HASN'T BEEN DECORATED BY THE WORKERS YET
10,the police hasn't arrested a burglar
=>A BURGLAR HASN'T BEEN ARRESTED BY THE POLICE
11. two people aren't cooking dinner on the beach
=>DINNER ISN'T BEING COOKED ON THE BEACH BY TWO PEOPLE
12,Tina isn't doing grammar exercises
=>GRAMMAR EXERCISES ISN'T BEING DONE BY TINA
13,At this time last year , they weren't building this house
=>AT THIS TIME LAST YEAR,THIS HOUSE WASN'T BEING BUILT
14,I wasn't chatting with friends while my teacher was teaching the lesson yesterday
=>MY FRIENDS WEREN'T BEING CHATTED WHILE MY TEACHER WAS TEACHING THE LESSON YESTERDAY
15,after the children hadn't finished their homework,they went to bed
=>AFTER THEIR HOMEWORK HADN'T BEEN FINISHED BY THE CHILDREN,THEY WENT TO BED
16,when she hadn't done her work she went to the cinema
=>WHEN HER WORK HADN'T BEEN DONE,SHE WENT TO THE CINEMA
17,I am not going to watch films with my friend because i am sick
=>FILMS AREN'T GOING TO BE WATCHED WITH MY FAMILY BECAUSE I AM SICK
18 , my sister isn't going to cook a delicious meal for dinner
=>A DELICIOUS MEAL ISN'T GOING TO BE COOKED FOR DINNER BY MY SISTER
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9. The workers haven't decorated their building yet.
The workers' buiding has not been decorated by them yet.
10. The police hasn't arrested a burglar.
A burglar has not arrested by the police.
11. Two people aren't cooking dinner on the beach.
Cooking dinner is not being cooked by two people on the beach.
12. Tina isn't doing grammar exercises.
Grammar exercises is not done by Tina.
13. At this time last year, they weren't building this house.
This house was not being built (by them) at this time last year.
14. I wasn't chatting with my friends while my teacher was teaching the lesson yesterday.
My friend was not chatted with me while the lesson was being taught by my teacher yesterday.
15. After the children hadn't finished their homework, they went to bed.
After the children's homework had not been finished (by the children), they went to bed. (cái này chịu =))
16. When she hadn't done her work she went to the cinema.
When her work had not been done , she went to the cinema.
17. I am not going to watch films with my friend because I am sick.
The films is not going to be watched with my friend by me because of my sickness.
18. My sister isn't going to cook a delicious meal for dinner.
A delicious meal is not going to be cooked for dinner by my sister.
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II.Eror Identification
1.He said me if I had done my homework
A B C D
II.Eror Identification
1.He said me if I had done my homework
A B C D
- said => asked
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II.Eror Identification
1.He said me if I had done my homework
A B C D
done => to do
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II.Eror Identification
1.He said=>asked me if I had done my homework
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1.I am taking to Russ.His Land is in this region->.............
2.That is the cottage.My grandparents lived there all their life.->....
3.I will never forget that rain today. He came to see me for the last time on that day->....
4.You didn't come to the party.Tell me the reason.->.....
5.We needs to meet those students.Their exam results are not good.->.................
1.I am taking to Russ.His Land is in this region->I am talking to Russ whose land is in the region
2.That is the cottage.My grandparents lived there all their life.->That is the cottage in which my grandparents lived all their life.
3.I will never forget that rain day. He came to see me for the last time on that day->.I will never forget that rain day when/on which he came to see me for the last time on that day
4.You didn't come to the party.Tell me the reason.-> Tell me the reason why/for which you didn't come to the party.
5.We needs to meet those students.Their exam results are not good.->We needs to meet those students whose exam results are not good.
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