It was so noisy. However, the children slept well
It was so noisy. The children slept well( however)
=>It was so noisy. However,the children slept well. Cấu trúc: Clause 1 +however+clause 2.
5. There weren't enoughstudents, so the course was cancelled.
There were so .....
6.To do the job properly, you need to get some tools.
You need to get some tools so that.....
7. If you don't leave now, I'll call the police. Leave now ....
8.The program was so boring that I turned off the television.
It was....
9.I've known her for a long time, but I don't know much about private life
Despite.....
10.The batteries were too big to fit the radio. The batteries were not .....
11.My father felt ill, but insisted on going to work.
In spite of ......
12.Kim has done well in English, but not so well in Chemistry.
While.....
13.We can't have breakfast now because there isn't enough time.
There's so ...
14.Alice tried to get the job. She didn't succeed, however.
Although ...
15.put the food in the fridge because I wanted it to get cold.
I put the food in the fridge so that ....
Prepositions ( Điền giới từ thích hợp )
(1)...... breakfast, Isent the children (2)...... school and then I went (3)..... the market. It was still early when I returned home, the children were (4)..... school, my husband was (5).... work and the house was quiet. So I decited to make some tarts (6).... tea. (7).... a short time I was busy mixing butter and flour and my hands were soon covered (8).... sticky pastry. (9)....exactly that moment, the telepphone rang. Nothing could have been more annoying. I picked (10)...... the receiver (11)..... two sticky fingers and was dismayed when I recognized the voice of Mrs.Bates. It took me ten minutes to persuade her to ring (12)...... later. (13) ........ last I hung (14) ...... the receiver. What a mess! There was pastry (15).... my fingers, (16)..... the telẹphone, and (17) ...... the door -knobs.
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Finish each of the following sentences in such a way that it means exactly the same as the sentence printed before it
1. I didn’t arrive in time to see her.
=> I was’n early...
2.She had never been so unhappy before.
=> She was unhappier...
3. It was so late that nothing could be done. =>
It was too...
4.The bus takes longer than the train.
=>The train...
5.Would you like me to finish the work tonight?
=>I’ll...
6.I can’t cook as well as my mother.
=>My mother...
7.Mary rang hours and hours ago.
=>It’s hours...
8.Nobody can deny that she has a beautiful voice.
=> It...
9.You must see the manager tomorrow morning.
=> You’ve...
10. There was never any answer when we rang.
=> Every...
11.I can meet you if yoy arrive before eleven.
=> So...
12. An up-to-date visa is necessary for Andora.
=>You’ll....
1 This jacket is very hot . I can't wear it [ too/enough/ so...that /such ...that / because /
2 Yoy can't get married .You are too young [ too/enough ]
3 We can't live in this room .It is very small[ too/ enough / so ...that /such ...that / because ]
4 The exercises were very difficult . You couldn't do them [too/enough/ so...that / such...that / because ]
5 It was rainning but she still went out [ although]
6 The children were tired but they couldn't sleep [although]
7 The man is very poor . He can't buy a new bike for him self [too/ enough/ so..that / such ...that / because]
1. Mr Long was tired ; however the helped his son with the homework .
- Mr Long helped..........
2. Tet is an important festival ;therefore most VietNamese return home to welcome it
- Most VietNamese return home to welcome Tet.......
3. Because the Nha Trang sea festival is famous for the impressive street carnival it has attracted thousands of foreign visitor
- The Nha Trang sea festival is......
II. Put the verbs in brackets in the past simple
When I was young, I lived in Scotland,in a village near the sea. Life (1) __was__ (be) very different then . It was the 1930s, so there wasn't any TV, but my family (2)____ (have) a radio, and we (3)______ (listen) to it every evening. My parents (4)______ (not,have) a car, so I (5)______ (go) to school by bicyle - six miles every day! But I (6) ______ (not, study) very hard, and (7)_____ (finish) school when I was fourteen
There (8)___ (not,be) any movie theaters near our village, so every Saturday I (9)______ (meet) my friends on the beach and we (10)_____ (play) soccer all day. When I was fifteen my parents (11)______ (sell) our hous and the family (12)_____ (move) to England. I never went to my village, but I can Still hear the sea in my head....
III. Supply the correct form of the words in parentheses
1. Is english the _____ language in Malaysia? (OFFICE)
2. The _______ of the local people made made us very happy (FRIENDLY)
3. The beauty of this place has really ____ us (IMPRESSION)
4. Islam is the dominant _____ in Nothern Africa, the Middle East and south Asia. (RELIGIOUS)
5. Your future ____ on how well you do in school (DEPEND)
I/Finish the second sentence in such a way that it means the same as the original one
1. He started baking cakes in 2004
➜he has
➞he has
➞he has
2. He had no sooner sat down than he turned on the car radio
➞No sooner
3. It was such a crowded street that we had to drive slowly
➞The street was
➞It was so
4. Tom last joined me in cooking lunch 10 days ago
➞Tom hasn't
➞The last time Tom
Exercise 2: Rend the text and questions below. Mark the correct letter A, B, C or D for each question.
Amy Tan, the American-born daughter of Chinese immigrants, received the Commonwealth Club Gold Award in 1989 for her first work of fiction, the best-selling Lick Chub, The sixteen interrelated stories that constitute the work alternate tuom between the taled of four Chinese immigrant mothers and their Americanized đaughters, in an exploration of the generational and cultural tensions experienced by many first-generation daughters of immigrants. Tan's parents, like many immigrants, had high expectations for their children and often set confusing standards, expecting Amy and her two brothers to think likeChinese but to speak perfect English, excel academically, and take advantage of every circumstance that might lead to success. Tan, however, rebelled against her parents' expectations, which included such exalted professions as neurosurgery, and devoted herself to being thoroughly American and dreaming of being a fiction writer. Tan obtained a bachelor's degree in English and linguistics and a master's degree in linguistics and eventually established herself as a highly successful business writer. Tan, however, was not satisfied despite her material success. Turning to her life long dream, she wrote her first short story, "Endgame", and then a second, "Waiting between the Trees", In 1987 Tán visited her half-sisters in China with her mother, a urip that proved to be a turning point in her life and career. Tan felt a sense of completeness, a bonding with the country and its culture that she had never expected. Returning from China, Tan was surprised to learn that on the strength of her short stories she had received an advance from a publisher. Tan closed her business and wrote the remaining stories for the Joy Luck Club. It was resounding success, well received by the critics and appearing on the New York Times bestseller list. It has been translated into seventeen languages, including Chinese, and was made into a movie in 1993.
I. What is the author's main purpose in this passage?
A. To present biographical information about Amy Tan
B. To analyze Amy Tan's literary works
C To support Amy Tan's decision to become a fiction writer
D. To criticize Amy Tan's rebellion against her parents
2 According to the passage, Amy Tan's visit to China
A. was disappointing
B. had a profound effect on her
C. was not surprising in the least
D was a trip she had always dreamed of taking
3. What do the words 'the work' in paragraph I refer to?
B. writing
D. Commonwealth Club Gold Award A. stories
C. Joy Luck Club
4. Before becoming a fiction writer, Amy Tan was a successful
A. publisher
C. neurosurgeon
B. English teacher
D. business writer
5. The expectations of Tan's parents included all of the following EXCEPT
A. choosing an important profession C. excelling academically
B. speaking perfect English
D. questioning tradition
6. It can be inferred from the passage that
A. Tan's parents understood her dilemma but wanted the best for her B. It took Tan a while to summon the courage to pursue her dream
C. Tan started writing fiction in order to make more money
D. Tan had always wanted to return to China
7. The word "exalted" in paragraph 2 means
A. highly respected
B. very difficult
C. common
D. established
8. The word "resounding" in paragraph 3 is closest in meaning to A.minimal
B. huge
C. certain
D. potential
Rewrite each sentence so that it contains the word in capitals, and so that the meaning stays the same.
Nêu nguyên nhân viết ra như vậy vs ạ
1. I'd prefer to eat at home instead of going out.
RATHER
2. His arrival was completely unexpected.
TOOK
3. Not many people attended the meeting.
TURNOUT
4. Watch the bike while I'm in the supermarket.
EYE
5. Julie has to work very hard to earn just enough money to pay her bills. ENDS
Rewrite the sentences using participles
1. After Dianne read the letter, she tore it and threw it away furiously
2. The lady who is standing next to mother is my aunt Mary
3.he picked up the guitar and started playing a traditional tune .
4.because he was so excited , he couldn;t stop smiling
5. the news which was announced yesterday left everybody speechless
6.because the man was seriously hurt , he was admitted to hospital immediately.
7.before mel moved to thailand , she used to live in canada.
8.the film which was directed by adam johnson won an academy award for best actress
9.he was reading the book and he was taking notes
10.the man who is living next door is a famous playwright .
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