1. We found his behaviour annoying .

2. In spite of his spending milions of dollars on the film, it was disappointing .

3. We were all satisfied with the service at this hotel.

4. The end of Romeo ann Juliet film is quite moving .

5. His new film is really surprising . You should see it.

Fill each blank with a word from the box.

disappointing, annoying, surprising, moving, satisfied

1. We found his behaviour annoying.

2. In spite of his spending milions of dollars on the film, it was disappointing.

3. We were all satisfied with the service at this hotel.

4. The end of Romeo ann Juliet film is quite moving .

5. His new film is really surprising. You should see it.

Châu Lê Minh Thư

Fill each blank with a word from the box.

disappointing, annoying, surprising, moving, satisfied

1. We found his behaviour annoying.

2. In spite of his spending milions of dollars on the film, it was disappointing.

3. We were all satisfied with the service at this hotel.

4. The end of Romeo ann Juliet film is quite moving .

5. His new film is really surprising. You should see it.

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Rewrite the following sentences:

1.We will develop alternative sources of energy

Alternative sources of energy will be developed

2.They found the film exciting (excited)

They were excited about the film

3. The film interests me a lots (interested)

I am interested in the film

4.His new film is really surprising to you (surprised)

You are really being surprised by his new film

5.His behaviour was annoying

I found his behaviour annoying

6.Lots of people are confused by the way he behaves (confusing)

Lots of people found the way he behaves confusing

7.Let’s go to the zoo

How about going to the zoo ?

8.I went to the film, although I feel really tired ( in spite of)

Inspite of feeling really tired, I went to the film

9.There wasn’t much traffic when I was small ( use to)

There didn't use to be much traffic when I was small

10. Another renewable resource will replace coal

=> Coal will be replaced by another renewable resource

Use the words in bracket to rewrite each of the following sentences in such a way it means the same as the first one

1. She went out for some fresh air (in order to)

SHE WENT OUT IN ORDER TO HAVE SOME FRESH AIR.

2. Their daughter is both pretty and good-natured (not only)

THEIR DAUGHTER IS NOT ONLY PRETTY BUT SHE IS ALSO GOOD-NATURED.

3. His wife wrote that latter in 3 hours (spend)

HIS WIFE SPENT 3 HOURS WRITTING THAT LETTER.

4. In spite of his intelligence, he doesn't do well at school (although)

ALTHOUGH HE IS INTELLIGENT , HE DOESN'T DO WELL AT SCHOOL.

5. During dinner, we discussed what to do next (while)

WHILE WE WERE HAVING DINNER , WE DISCUSSED WHAT TO DO NEXT.

1. She went out for some fresh air . ( in order to)

=> She went out in order to breathe some fresh air.

2. Their daughter is both pretty and good-natured (not only)

3His wife wrote that letter in 3 hours. ( spend )

=> his wife spent 3 hours writing that letter.

Use the words in bracket to rewrite each of the following sentences in such a way it means the same as the first one

1. She went out for some fresh air (in order to)

=> She went out in order to get some fresh air.

2. Their daughter is both pretty and good-natured (not only)

=> Their daughter is not only pretty but also she is good- natured.

3. His wife wrote that latter in 3 hours (spend)

=> His wife spent 3 hours writing that letter.

4. In spite of his intelligence, he doesn't do well at school (although)

=> Although he is intelligent, he doesn't do well at school.

5. During dinner, we discussed what to do next (while)

=> While we were having dinner, we discussed what to do next.

Alfie: This is an amazing place. I wish I lived here.

Macy: Me too. If only I were a member of the Howard family!

Alfie: But if it were my house, I wouldn't allow people to visit.

Macy: That's mean! You'd get bored on your own.

Alfie: Oh, I'd let my friends visit, of course. But not the public.

Macy: If you had a party, you could invite hundreds of people!

Alfie: I know. The parties would be better if I made a few changes, though.

Macy: What kinds of changes?

Alfie: Well, if those trees weren't there, there'd be room for a swimming pool!

Macy: You could make some changes inside as well. I mean, look at this corridor.

Alfie: The Antique Passage, you mean?

Macy: Yes. If you took away all the statues, you could build a great bowling alley there!

Complete the second sentence in each pair, using the word in brackets. The meaning of both sentences should be the same.

1.They found the film exciting. (excited)

They were excited about the film.

2.The film bored them so they left halfway through it. (boring)

The film was boring so they left halfway through it.

3.The ending of the film was quite moving. (moved)

We were moved at the ending of the film.

4.His new film is really surprising. (surprised)

You’ll be surprised at his new film.

1.They found the film exciting. (excited)

They were excited about the film.

2.The film bored them so they left halfway through it. (boring)

The film was boring so they left halfway through it.

3.The ending of the film was quite moving. (moved)

We were moved at the ending of the film.

4.His new film is really surprising. (surprised)

You’ll be surprised at his new film.

We are (example) …in…. Mallorea. It’s lovely here and the weather is (1) …fantastic.. We’re at the Campsite in a small (2) village..This is a picture (3) …of..the beach (4) …at.. the Campsite. We go swimming every morning and Kate goes sailing in the afternoon, (5) …too…..Hi Susan,

Love,

Kate

1 fantastic

2 village

3of

4in

5 too

1. fantastic

2. village

3. of

4. in

5. too

Đáp án là:

1. big

2. chairs

3. bookshelf

4. near

5. dictionary

6. right

7. newspapers

8. opposite

9. clothes

10. wall