1. Next Thursday at 2 p.m. there (is/ will/ is going to) be an English exam at the U.S Embassy. 

2. The Eskimos (lived/ have lived/ live) in the lands of the USA and Canada for thousands of years. 

3. Koalas are marsupials that (live/ has lived/ lived) in the forest areas in Australia. 

4. The legendary monster of Loch Ness in Scotland (attracts/ attracted/ has attracted) millions of visitors. 

5. The sweet smell of flowers often (attracts/ has attracted/ are attracting) insects, especially bees. 

6. He'll be here soon. His plane from London (arriving/ arrives/ has arrived) at 6:45. 

7. Tony  (won't work/ is not working/ doesn't work) tonight. You know he never works on Sunday. 

8. The festival (ending/ ends/ endend) on Sunday. Take time and go with me, I don't want to miss. 

1. Next Thursday at 2 p.m. there (is/ will/ is going to) be an English exam at the U.S Embassy. 

2. The Eskimos (lived/ have lived/ live) in the lands of the USA and Canada for thousands of years. 

3. Koalas are marsupials that (live/ has lived/ lived) in the forest areas in Australia. 

4. The legendary monster of Loch Ness in Scotland (attracts/ attracted/ has attracted) millions of visitors. 

5. The sweet smell of flowers often (attracts/ has attracted/ are attracting) insects, especially bees. 

6. He'll be here soon. His plane from London (arriving/ arrives/ has arrived) at 6:45. 

7. Tony  (won't work/ is not working/ doesn't work) tonight. You know he never works on Sunday. 

8. The festival (ending/ ends/ endend) on Sunday. Take time and go with me, I don't want to miss. 

1C 2A 3C 4B 5C 6B 7B

1. A. learn   B. study      C. to  learn     D.   studying

2. A. speaking   B.  say        C. tell             D. talking

3. A. winter     B. Autumn    C. Summer    D.  Spring

4. A. person     B. children    C. child        D. other

5.  A. foreigner  B. house       C. family     D. All A,B,C

6. A. student      B. students   C. friend     C. person

7.  A. know      B. to improve   C. reduce   D. get

Millions of people around the world want (1)……….. English. Many of them go to the USA and other English (2)………….. countries to study at language schools, especially in (3)…………... There are thousands of different schools. They offer courses for  (4)………………, teenagers and adults.

If you go to a language school, you should try to speak English as much as possible. Students can stay with a local .(5).................. This is a good opportunity to improve your English and to learn a lot about everyday life. You should try to talk to (6)…………… from other countries. This will help you (7)……………..your English and it will also show how important English is for international communication

1. A. learn   B. study      C. to  learn     D.   studying

2. A. speaking   B.  say        C. tell             D. talking

3. A. winter     B. Autumn    C. Summer    D.  Spring

4. A. person     B. children    C. child        D. other

5.  A. foreigner  B. house       C. family     D. All A,B,C

6. A. student      B. students   C. friend     C. person

7.  A. know      B. to improve   C. reduce   D. get 

1/with

2/include

3/although

4/between

5/differences

6/written

7/time

8/whether

9/have

10/or

An important development of English outside Great Britain occurred ..with(1).. the colonization of North American. American English may be considered to ..include(2).. the English spoken in Canada, ..although(3).. the Canadian variety retains some features of British pronunciation, spelling, and vocabulary. The most distinguishing differences ...between...(4)... American English and British English are in pronunciation and vocabulary. The slighter differences ..(5).. in spelling, pitch and stress as well.

..written.(6).. American English is also has a tendency to be more rigid in matters of grammar and syntax, but at the same .time.(7) appears to be more tolerant of the use of neologisms. Despite these differences, it is often difficult to determine - apart from context - ...wheather...(8).. serious literary works ....have....(9).. been written in Great Britain or the U.S/ Canada or , for that matter, in Australia, New Zealand, .......or....(10).. Afria.

1.A koala (spend) spends about 18-20 hours sleeping in tree forks.
2.It’s only my first week in Wales, and I (see) have seen so many interesting things already.
3.The number of kiwis in this area (decrease) are decreasing quickly.
4.The Aborigines (live) have lived in Australia for more than 40,000 years.
5.Most European citizens (not have) don't have to apply for a visa to visit Canada.
6.At the moment, thousands of people (gather) is gathering in Trafalgar Square, London.
7.The kangaroo (become) has become a symbol of Australia since 1773.
8The bald eagle, an American symbol, (not live) doesn't live in any other places besides North America.
9.I think Mr. Viet (not be) hasn't been to Northern Ireland yet.
10.The Taylors (not stay) aren't staying in New York now. They moved to San Francisco last month.
11.Canada (be) is made up of 10 provinces and 3 territories.
12.Australia (have) has a wide range of different landscapes.
13.Annually, the National Eisteddfod festival of Wales (take) took place at the start of August.
14.The statue of Liberty (welcome) has welcome over 12 million immigrants entering the USA through New York Harbor since 1900.
15.Each of the 50 states (adopt) has adopted an official state flower so far.
16.Since 1965, the maple tree with the leaves (become) has become the most well-known Canadian symbol.
17.At present, the National Cherry Blossom Festival (occur) is being occuring in Washington, D.C.
18.Maori (be) has been recognized as an official language of New Zealand since the Maori language Act of 1978.
19.In Canada, New Year’s Day has a long tradition of celebration. (have)
20.First names is used more frequently in Australia than in other countries. (be)
21.Recently, many places in New Zealand are called with two names. (be)
22.Maoria people use the hongi- touching noses – to greet people they feel safe and familiar with. (use – feel)
23.Since its beginning more than a century ago, the slouch hat has become one of the most distinctive items of Australian clothing. (become)
24.For over 130 years, Akubra hats have made its legendary stories in Australia. (make)
25.Ireland won the Eurovision Song contest seven times .(win)
26. In Canada you should maintain eye contact while you are shaking hands.(shake)

Vietnam-born math professor Ngo bao chau lectured on his award-winning work at a four-day in Canada that end Thursday. The 40-year-old French-Vietnamese mathematician lectured on both Monday and Wednesday, emphasizing that (1)........he.................wanted a deeper understanding of math and science to become common knowledge among the public, Tuoi tre reported.

He is a recipient of the Field Medal, which is (2).........considered .........the Nobel prize of mathematics, in 2010, for proving fundamental lemma for automorphic forms proposed by Robert Lang lands and Diana Shelstad. The (3).........award..........is granted every four years.

The conference " Fundamentals of Lang lands Program" was (4)........held..............by the Fields Institute of Research in Mathematical Sciences (5).........at............. the University of Toronto, named (6).............after.............the award founder, to honor Chau's work and highlight its influence.

Chau (7)............told.....Vietnamese reporters on the sidelines of the conference that Vietnam is still an agriculture (8)........country ................and thus science would be necessary (9)................for.........socioeconomic development. He expressed his high hopes for Vietnamese young people to develop the field in their country as they continue to have more (10).......and........more access to the latest global science and technology breakthroughs.

Give the correct form of the verbs in brackets

1. Two years ago, mt sister (stay)...stayed.....in a dormitory

2. She (stay).......stayed......the dormitory while she (study).......was studying.........medicine

3. At this time last year, my brother (study)............was studying........engineering

4. He just (leave)...has just left....school and (work).......worked......a factory in the city at the moment

5. I (take)....have taken....English classes here for the past six months

6. My family (live).....has lived.....in this city since 1990

7. We (live)....had lived......in Puerto Rio before we (move)...moved......here

8. My father (be).......was....the manager of the factory after he (work).........had worked..........there for ten years

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In the united states of america,the national language is (1)....also...english.Four hundred years ago,some english people came to noth america to live and they brought (2).....English....language to this country.

Now in the usa people speak (3)....American....english.Most of the words are the (4).....same....in america and british english ,but the america say some englhish words not as people (5)...speak.......in england. Canada is (6)...situated.....to the North of the United states of america .It is the (7)..largest.....the united states.In canada ,many people (8).....speak.......english because they also came from england many years (9)....ago......But in some parts of canada,people speak (10)...French......because they came from France.

I . complete the sentences using the present simple tense of the verbs

1. She will be ( be ) 20 years old next week

2. the train leaves ( leave ) at 11.30

3. the exhibition opens ( open ) at 8a.m

4. The festivals in Viet Nam usually occur ( occur ) in the beginning of the years

5. we start ( start ) work at 8a.m

6. the art exhibition opens ( open ) on 3 May and ends ( end ) on 15 July

7. the train leaves ( leave ) Plymouth at 11.30 and arrives ( arrive ) in London at 14.45

8. we start ( start ) our work on Monday and finish ( finish ) on Thursday

In the United States of America, the national language is (1) also English. Four hundred years ago, some English people came to North America to live and they brought (2) English language to this country. Now in the USA, people speak (3) American English. Most of the words are the (4) same in America and British English, but the America say some English words not as people (5) speak in England. Canada is (6) situated to the North of the United States of America. It is the larger (7) than the United States. In Canada, many people (8) speak English because they also came from England many years (9) ago But in some parts of Canada, people speak (10) French because they came from France.