1. It took me a long time to be accustomed to living in the country.

-> It took me a long time to get used to living in the country.

2. My school is near my home, so I go to school on foot every day.

-> My school isn't far from my home, so I go to school on foot every day.

3. I would like my sister to improve her English speaking.

-> I wish my sister improved her English speaking.

4. Vietnamese people only eat dried candied fruit at Tet.

-> Dried candied fruit is only eaten by Vietnamese people at Tet.

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1. He used to have meals with his family.

2. It took me a long time to get accustomed / used to living in the country.

3. My school isn't far from my home, so I go to school on foot every day.

4. I wish my sister to improve her English speaking.

5. Dried candied fruit is only eaten by Vietnamese people at Tet.

Complete the second sentence so that it has the same meaning as the first sentence

1.They often went to school by bike when thay were young

=>They used to go school by bike when they were young

2.She has taught her children to play piano for 4 years

=>She started to teach her chidren to play piano 4 years ago

3.It's a pity I can't cook as well as my mom

=>I wish I could cook as well as my mom

4.He doesn't have meals with his family any more

=>He used to have meals with his family

5.It took me a long time to be accustomed to living in the country

=>It took me a long time to get used to living in the country

6.My school is near my home,so I go to school on foot every day

=>My school isn't far from my home, so I go to school on foot everyday

7.I would like my sister to improve her English speaking

=>I wish my sister improved her English speaking

8.Vietnamese people only eat dried candied fruit at Tet

=>Dried candied fruit is only eaten at tet by Vietnamese people

1. I have (less/ fewer) pocket money than my brother.

2. He eats (less/ fewer) vegetables and fruit than his wife.

3. The doctor advised the kid to eat (less/ fewer) sweets to be healthy.

4. There are (less/ fewer) cars in this town than in my city.

5. Mr. Smith does (less/ fewer) exercise than he should.

6. She has (less/ fewer) patience than her coworker.

7. I have (less/ fewer) time to spend on relaxing than my sister.

8. Peter wants to have (less/ fewer) business trips because he has become seriously weak.

9. She has (less/ fewer) work to do than me.

10. The students have (less/ fewer) days to finish the project.

11. Jack is advised to smoke (less/ fewer) cigarettes.

12. Jane has (less/ fewer) friends than Jim.

13. My city has (less/ fewer) friends than Jim.

14. There are (less/ fewer) tourists this year.

15. Peter has (less/ fewer) toys than his siblings.

1. Every ( person / people) in your family went to the same school.

2. (Some / any) friends of mine are studying abroad.

3. I have never drunk ( some/any) alcoholic drinks before .

4. Rabies (was/were) used to be unable to cure.

5. How many (fish/ fishes) did you buy?

6. It is (a/an) honor to recerive this reward.

7. I have only (a/one) T-shirt to wear.

8. How (many/much) kilos of flour do you need?

9. Are there any ( mice/ mouse) in your house?

10. I have never seen any ( aircraft/ aircrafts) before.

1. Every ( person / people) in your family went to the same school.

2. (Some / any) friends of mine are studying abroad.

3. I have never drunk ( some/any) alcoholic drinks before .

4. Rabies (was/were) used to be unable to cure.

5. How many (fish/ fishes) did you buy?

6. It is (a/an) honor to recerive this reward.

7. I have only (a/one) T-shirt to wear.

8. How (many/much) kilos of flour do you need?

9. Are there any ( mice/ mouse) in your house?

10. I have never seen any ( aircraft/ aircrafts) before.

1. Every ( person / people) in your family went to the same school.
2. (Some / any) friends of mine are studying abroad.
3. I have never drunk ( some/any) alcoholic drinks before.
4. Rabies (was/were) used to be unable to cure.
5. How many (fish/ fishes) did you buy?
6. It is (a/an) honor to recerive this reward.
7. I have only (a/one) T-shirt to wear.
8. How (many/much) kilos of flour do you need?
9. Are there any ( mice/ mouse) in your house?
10. I have never seen any ( aircraft/ aircrafts) before.

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4. T

5. F

6. T

Tet or Lunar New Year holiday is the most important celebration for Vietnamese people. Tet is a festival which happens in late January or early February. Before Tet, people usually clean and decorate their homes. They go to the market to buy candy, jams, or dried watermelon seeds. They also get new clothes which are worn at Tet. They often buy peach blossoms and marigolds which are traditional flowers on Tet holiday. Tet is a time for family members to gather and have special food such as sticky rice cakes. People often visit relatives and close family friends on the second of the holiday.

1/When does Tet happen?

=> It happens in late January or early February.

2/What do Vietnamese people do before Tet ?

=> Before Tet, people usually clean and decorate their homes.

3/Do they go to the market at Tet?

=> Yes, they do.

4/Do they make sticky rice cake or pancake at Tet?

=> They make sticky rice cake at Tet.

Tet or Lunar New Year holiday is the most important celebration for Vietnamese people. Tet is a festival which happens in late January or early February. Before Tet, people usually clean and decorate their homes. They go to the market to buy candy, jams, or dried watermelon seeds. They also get new clothes which are worn at Tet. They often buy peach blossoms and marigolds which are traditional flowers on Tet holiday. Tet is a time for family members to gather and have special food such as sticky rice cakes. People often visit relatives and close family friends on the second of the holiday.

1/When does Tet happen?

=> Tet happens in late January or early February.

2/What do Vietnamese people do before Tet ?

=> Before Tet, people usually clean and decorate their homes.

3/Do they go to the market at Tet?

=> Yes, they do.

4/Do they make sticky rice cake or pancake at Tet?

=> Yes. They make sticky rice cake at Tet.

Bài 3: Khoanh tròn vào đáp án đúng.

1.         They have turned (down/ up) Jim’s application for the job.

2.         You may have to deal (with/ about) many problems in the workplace.

3.         Small birds mainly live (on/ off) insects.

4.         When does the plane take (off/ up)?

5.         Why did you decide to take (on/ up) skiing?

6.         Remember to warm (up/ down) carefully before you play sports.

7.         There’s no need to dress (up/ down). It is just an informal party.

8.         Have you worked (out/ in) the solution yet?

9.         Oops, I think we’re run out (of/ on) petrol.

10.       Jim seems not to get (on/ off) well with his classmates.

11.       My husband has decided to set (up/ down) a business on his own.

12.       Do you think James will find (out/ up) the truth?

13.       Does Jim have many friends to count (on/ off) in difficult time?

14.       Yesterday, my uncle dropped (to/ by) my house to the surprise of everyone.

15.       Were you brought (up/ in) by your grandparents?      bring up

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1.         They have turned (down/ up) Jim’s application for the job.

2.         You may have to deal (with/ about) many problems in the workplace.

3.         Small birds mainly live (on/ off) insects.

4.         When does the plane take (off/ up)?

5.         Why did you decide to take (on/ up) skiing?

6.         Remember to warm (up/ down) carefully before you play sports.

7.         There’s no need to dress (up/ down). It is just an informal party.

8.         Have you worked (out/ in) the solution yet?

9.         Oops, I think we’re run out (of/ on) petrol.

10.       Jim seems not to get (on/ off) well with his classmates.

11.       My husband has decided to set (up/ down) a business on his own.

12.       Do you think James will find (out/ up) the truth?

13.       Does Jim have many friends to count (on/ off) in difficult time?

14.       Yesterday, my uncle dropped (to/ by) my house to the surprise of everyone.

15.       Were you brought (up/ in) by your grandparents?      bring up