VIII. Complete the sentences with will or won’t

1. They are on holiday for two weeks, so they ____________be here tomorrow.

2. I don’t think Tom ____________pass the exam, he isn’t very good.

3. We ____________go to Thailand. We want to go to Viet Nam.

4. They can’t fly to Thanh Hoa, so they ____________take the train.

5. I can’t speak now. I ____________call you tomorrow.

6. You can buy the bag, but I ____________pay for it.

7. It’s Lan birthday next week. She ____________be thirteen.

8. They ____________let you come with him because they hate him.

9. If the weather is good, the plane ____________leave on time.

10. Hoa ____________go to school tomorrow. She is ill.

1. They are on holiday for two weeks, so they ____________be here tomorrow.

2. I don’t think Tom ____________pass the exam, he isn’t very good.

3. We ____________go to Thailand. We want to go to Viet Nam.

4. They can’t fly to Thanh Hoa, so they ____________take the train.

5. I can’t speak now. I ____________call you tomorrow.

6. You can buy the bag, but I ____________pay for it.

7. It’s Lan birthday next week. She ____________be thirteen.

8. They ____________let you come with him because they hate him.

9. If the weather is good, the plane ____________leave on time.

10. Hoa ____________go to school tomorrow. She is ill. 

Mong cô và các bạn giúp em ạ

exer 1 : complete the sentences, using "will" or "won't"

1. don't get up, i .......... answer the phone.

2. if you eat too much you ........... put on weight.

3. don't stay out too late, you ............ get up on time.

4. i don't think she ......... pass the exam, she isn't very good.

5. you may as well go home now, i ........... be back for hours. 

6. go to bed and you ........... fell better tomorrow. 

7. it's mary's birthday next month. she ......... be 18.

8. they are on holiday for two weeks so they ........... be here tomorrow.

9. ........... they want dinner?

10. if the weather is ok, the plane ............ leave on time.

exer 2 : put in the verbs in brackets into the gaps and form sentences. use "will"

1. tomorrow it ..................... in the north-west. (to rain)

2. my friend .................... 12 next monday. (to be)

3. hey john! wait a minute. i ...................... a word with you. (to have)

4. she ................ her boss next week. (to contact)

5. i think you ............... this job. (to get)

6. they ............. at about 6p.m. (to arrive)

7. the teacher ............ this exercise. (to explain)

8. he .............. the bottle of water. (to drop)

9. lots of accidents .................. in that weather. (to happen)

10. she ............. if you show her the spider. (to cream)

exer 3 : put the verbs into the correct form, use "will"

    jim asked a fortune teller about his future. here is what she told him:

1. you (earn) ................. a lot of money.

2. you (travel) ................ around the world.

3. you (meet) ............... lots of interesting people.

4. everybody (adore) ............... you.

5. you (not/have) ................. any problems.

6. many people (serve) ............... you.

7. they (anticipate) ............. your wishes.

8. there (not/be) .............. anything left to wish for.

9. everything (be) ............. perfect.

10. but all these things (happen/only) ............. if you marry me.

exer 4 : shouldn't or should?

1. we .............. have to wait long. the train is due in a couple of times.

2. we ............... drink so much coffee. it's not good for us.

3. if you're not feling very well, you .......... go home.

4. if the delivery is urgent, you ............ send it express post.

5. i think we ............ get paid commission for our sales. we'd be more motivated that way!

6. i don't see my grandparents very often. i ............ go and see them soon.

7. i ........... make so many personal calls from the office. my boss is going to notice.

8. he .............. apologise. he was absolutely right.

       HELP MEEEEE

Read the following passage and mark the letter A, B, C or D on your answer sheet to choose the best answer for each of the question from 43- 50

Of all the aspirations which make up the American Dream, perhaps the most prominent is to own one’s own home. Americans are very proud of their homes and spend a great deal of time maintaining their houses and keeping the property in good condition. A man's home is often called his castle, and the hours spent keeping his fortress safe and secure become one of his greatest pleasures.

If a home is in an especially fashionable neighborhood, the owners may consult an interior decorator to give the home a certain coordinated appearance. If there is a large back yard, great care may be spent in having it properly landscaped with exotic trees, shrubs and plants.

It is almost a certainty that you should be the first visitor to an American home, you will be taken on a grand tour of the premises. The owner will take great pride in showing to you the place he calls home. Every closet, every cabinet and closed door will be opened so that you can actually see the extent and value of his home. You will even be taken into the father's den and the mother's sewing room. These are special rooms for the respective man and woman of the house to insure their privacy. They may be off-limits to the rest of the family but, for the visitor they are open to scrutiny and inspection.

It is, of course, considered polite on the tour to comment favorably on each room picking out its most salient, important feature, such as the special view from the window, the vaulted ceiling in the foyer or the exotic choice of wallpaper in the bathroom.

The finished basement is a special cause for pride for the family with its exercise room, video games, carpenter shop and launderette. In most homes it is here that the family entertains itself in the evening while the rest of the house becomes more of a showcase. On your tour you may be reminded of the hours the owners had spent "fixing up the house" so it would be "nice for the kids to bring over their friends". You may even sense a feeling of competition in knowing that they have not only "kept up with the Joneses" but also have far surpassed them.

The tour will terminate after an hour or so somewhere on the back lawn next to the two-car air-conditioned garage where you may be treated to a snack and light refreshment.

Showing off one's home is more than an exercise in vanity. It is a tribute to one's accomplishment. It is a way of saying that a man has been a good provider for his family and that he has realized one of his dreams.

What is often called “castle” for many Americans?

A. One's own home

B. Mc Donald's

C. Disneyland

D. The White House

Read the following passage and mark the letter A, B, C or D on your answer sheet to choose the best answer for each of the question from 43- 50

Of all the aspirations which make up the American Dream, perhaps the most prominent is to own one’s own home. Americans are very proud of their homes and spend a great deal of time maintaining their houses and keeping the property in good condition. A man's home is often called his castle, and the hours spent keeping his fortress safe and secure become one of his greatest pleasures.

If a home is in an especially fashionable neighborhood, the owners may consult an interior decorator to give the home a certain coordinated appearance. If there is a large back yard, great care may be spent in having it properly landscaped with exotic trees, shrubs and plants.

It is almost a certainty that you should be the first visitor to an American home, you will be taken on a grand tour of the premises. The owner will take great pride in showing to you the place he calls home. Every closet, every cabinet and closed door will be opened so that you can actually see the extent and value of his home. You will even be taken into the father's den and the mother's sewing room. These are special rooms for the respective man and woman of the house to insure their privacy. They may be off-limits to the rest of the family but, for the visitor they are open to scrutiny and inspection.

It is, of course, considered polite on the tour to comment favorably on each room picking out its most salient, important feature, such as the special view from the window, the vaulted ceiling in the foyer or the exotic choice of wallpaper in the bathroom.

The finished basement is a special cause for pride for the family with its exercise room, video games, carpenter shop and launderette. In most homes it is here that the family entertains itself in the evening while the rest of the house becomes more of a showcase. On your tour you may be reminded of the hours the owners had spent "fixing up the house" so it would be "nice for the kids to bring over their friends". You may even sense a feeling of competition in knowing that they have not only "kept up with the Joneses" but also have far surpassed them.

The tour will terminate after an hour or so somewhere on the back lawn next to the two-car air-conditioned garage where you may be treated to a snack and light refreshment.

Showing off one's home is more than an exercise in vanity. It is a tribute to one's accomplishment. It is a way of saying that a man has been a good provider for his family and that he has realized one of his dreams.

What is considered the biggest reachable dream for most Americans?

A. To be president of the United States of America 

B. To be rich and famous for fifteen minutes 

C. To be a movie or rock star 

D. To own one's own house

Read the following passage and mark the letter A, B, C or D on your answer sheet to choose the best answer for each of the question from 43- 50

Of all the aspirations which make up the American Dream, perhaps the most prominent is to own one’s own home. Americans are very proud of their homes and spend a great deal of time maintaining their houses and keeping the property in good condition. A man's home is often called his castle, and the hours spent keeping his fortress safe and secure become one of his greatest pleasures.

If a home is in an especially fashionable neighborhood, the owners may consult an interior decorator to give the home a certain coordinated appearance. If there is a large back yard, great care may be spent in having it properly landscaped with exotic trees, shrubs and plants.

It is almost a certainty that you should be the first visitor to an American home, you will be taken on a grand tour of the premises. The owner will take great pride in showing to you the place he calls home. Every closet, every cabinet and closed door will be opened so that you can actually see the extent and value of his home. You will even be taken into the father's den and the mother's sewing room. These are special rooms for the respective man and woman of the house to insure their privacy. They may be off-limits to the rest of the family but, for the visitor they are open to scrutiny and inspection.

It is, of course, considered polite on the tour to comment favorably on each room picking out its most salient, important feature, such as the special view from the window, the vaulted ceiling in the foyer or the exotic choice of wallpaper in the bathroom.

The finished basement is a special cause for pride for the family with its exercise room, video games, carpenter shop and launderette. In most homes it is here that the family entertains itself in the evening while the rest of the house becomes more of a showcase. On your tour you may be reminded of the hours the owners had spent "fixing up the house" so it would be "nice for the kids to bring over their friends". You may even sense a feeling of competition in knowing that they have not only "kept up with the Joneses" but also have far surpassed them.

The tour will terminate after an hour or so somewhere on the back lawn next to the two-car air-conditioned garage where you may be treated to a snack and light refreshment.

Showing off one's home is more than an exercise in vanity. It is a tribute to one's accomplishment. It is a way of saying that a man has been a good provider for his family and that he has realized one of his dreams.

What is the ultimate purpose in showing off one’s home to friends?

A. To show off one’s wealth

B. It’s a tribute to one’s accomplishments 

C. To impress one’s neighbors

D. To show that you are richer than your friends

Chia thì
a. It started to rain while I (walk).................... to school
b. Oh dear! They always (go).......................to class late
c. When Mr Tuan (arrive).......................home, his children (watch)...............a film on TV
d. What you (do)................at this time last sunday?
- We (collect).......................waste paper for recycling
e. He (be) ....................in Vietnam for two weeks
f. How long you (be)..................here?