Read the conversation between a policeman and an eye-witness and then fill in each gap with one word from the box.

jeans handsome wearing late old taller earring look long shoes tall thin

Policeman: How.........do you think the man was?

Eye-witness: Well, he was quite young. In his........twenties, I's say.

Policeman:And was he......?

Eye-witness: Yes, quite tl, .......than me anyway. He must be about 180cm

Policeman: What about his build?

Eye-witness: Well, he was rather..... . Maybe a bit skinny

Policeman: And what did he......like?

Eye-witness: Not very....... . He had dark hair, but I can't really remember if it was...... or short

PPoliceman: And did you notice what he was.....?

Eye-witness: Oh yes. He was wearing....and a dirty sweater. And he was wearing sport.......

Policeman: Anything else?

Eye-witness: No, I don't think so. Oh, wait. He had an ...... . In his left ear, I'm sure.

Policeman: Right, tthank you. You've been very helpful.

Mina ơi~giúp em hai bài này với a~Em cảm ơn nhiều lắm a~

9.Write sentences about these people's approximate age.Use the expressions in the box

in his/her early... in his/her mid... in his/her late....

teens thirties forties fifties

sixties seventies eighties

Example:

Mrs.Lan was born between 1967 and 1969

-> In 2005,Mrs.Lan was in her late thirties

a,Mr.Giang was bỏn between 1962 and 1964

-> In 2005,Mr Giang....................................

b,Mrs.Kim Anh was born between 1927 and 1929

->In 2005,Mrs.Kim Anh..................................

c,Mr.Van was born between 1986 and 1987

->In 2005,Mr.Van..................................

d,Quang was born between 1986 and 1987

->In 2005,Quang...................................

e,Mr.Hai was borm between 1949 and 1944

->.........................................................

f,Mrs.An was born between 1918 and 1922

->.................................................................

g,Mrs.Ngoc was born between 1947 and 1950

->................................................................

h,Mr.Vinh was born between 1966 and 1968

->...........................................................

10.Reand the conversation between a policeman and an eye-witness and then fill in each gap with one word from the box

jeans handsome wearing late old taller

earring look long shoes tall thin

Policeman: How..........do you think the man was?

Eye-witness: Well,he was quite young.In his.....twenties.I'd say.

P:And was he......?

E:Yes.quite tall,..... than me anyway. He must be about 180cm

P:What about his build?

E:Well.he was rather.......Maybe a bit skinny

P:And what did he.....like?

E:Not very......He had dark hải,but I can't really remember if it was.......or short

P:And did you notice what he was.......?

E:Oh.yes.He was wearing.....and a dirty sweater.And he was wearing sport........

P"Anything else?

E:No,I don't think so.Oh,wait.He had an........In his left ear.I'm sure

P:Righr,thank you,You;ve been very helpful

Task 5. Look and fill each gap with one word from the box. Write the word next to the number. There is one word that you do not need. There is one example (0).

One day, there was a (0) race between a hare and a tortoise. First, the (1)

II. Read the passage and fill in each blank with ONE suitable word. (1 p)

      Brad is forty years old. He is an English (1)……….. in Miami, the USA. He teaches grammar and conversation. He loves his job very much because he can meet a (2)………..of students from different countries in the world to study there. He usually (3)…………. work at 9.30 in the morning and finishes at 3.30 in the afternoon. But he is not working at the moment. He is traveling round Paris (4)…………a group of friends. They walk all day in Paris and see the Eiffel Tower. He is going to try French food and (5)…………..some photos. He will be back to America next week.

IV. Read the passage
A. Read the passage and fill in each gap with ONE suitable word from the list
education - grades - reponsibilities
competition - decision - confident
Dealing with pressures and stress in middle school can be difficult. The pressure may be to make friends, earm good (1)____, excel in Middle school students face  pressure to keep their grades up every day. Theu are in a(n) (2)____with their peers to be the best and the brightestin everything
During the teenage years, children will feel the pressure to grow up. No longer will they be able to act like a child and not worry about (3)_____. Their parents should help them make this transition from a child to an adult easy and teach them to make wise (4)____
Prepare the for the word ahead of them and don't let go completety at once. Gradually let the growing up occur

Task 10. Look and read. Fill each gap with one word from the box. Write the word next to the number. There is one word that you do not need. There is one example (0). books bought bookstall photographs fair bookshop Last weekend, there was a book (0) fair in the centre of the city. Jack and I went there in the morning. First, we visited a (1) __________ to look for our favourite books. Jack likes detective stories, so he (2) __________ Case Closed and Sherlock Holmes. I like (3) __________, so I bought Doraemon and Sailor Moon. Then we took a lot of (4) __________ with a few famous writers. In the end, we had lunch in a food stall near the fair. We enjoyed the book fair very much. 

II. Read the passage and fill in each gap with ONE suitable word from the box
translate                      matter                      meaning                    mistake
If you don’t know what a word means, try to guess the (1)..................., or look up the word in your dictionary. All foreign speakers have an accent, but that doesn’t (2).................. To make your pronunciation better, listen to English speakers and try to imitate. Don’t worry if you make mistakes or don’t try to correct a (3)........................ That’s normal! It’s often useful to (4)...................... words from one language to the others, but it’s best when you can start to think in the new language.

1. Read the passage and fill in each gap with a suitable word from the list. (1m)

Toronto is one of the world’s most (a)................. cities. Almost half of its population are immigrants. You’ll hear more than 140 languages and dialects (b) ..............on the streets in this “City of Neighborhoods”. It’s the most populous city in Canada. Visit Toronto, and one of the first things you’ll (c) ............... is that the city’s appeal lies in its citizens’ friendliness: ask for directions, and you’ll be helped. Although Toronto’s (d) .....................is partially moderated by its Great Lakes location, with somewhat hotter summers and considerably colder winters. Summertime  in Toronto is festival time.

1. Read the passage and fill in each gap with a suitable word from the list. (1m)

For centuries, silk has always been considered an (a) …………. luxury, compared with rhinoceros horn,  and precious handworks in Vietnam. It has long been a universal by word of luxury, often worn by the (b) ……….., most powerful citizens. Today, the fine and lustrous cloth that originates from the cocoon (kén tằm) of the silkworm is more (c) …………. for “ordinary” folk. Furthermore, silk is currently enjoying a fashion renaissance (sự phục hưng), particularly since its many (d) …… can be made into a wide range of designs suitable for all facets of modern life. With 2000 years of history behind them, the silk weavers of Van Phuc Silk village are still busy weaving dreams.