Mark the letter A, B, c, or D to indicate the sentence that has similar meaning to the first sentence.
1. It’s a good idea to listen to the weather forecast before going camping.
A. You should listen to the weather forecast before going camping.
B. You should to listen to the weather forecast before going camping.
C. You should listening to the weather forecast before going camping.
D. You should listens to the weather forecast before going camping.
2. Shall we go to Ha Long Bay this weekend?
A. Let’s go to Ha Long Bay this weekend.
B. Let’s go to Ha Long Bay this weekend?
C. Let’s going to Ha Long Bay this weekend.
D. Let to go to Ha Long Bay this weekend.
3. There's a shop on one side of my house and a café on the other.
A. My house is between a shop and a café.
B. My house is near a shop and a café.
C. My house is under a shop and a café.
D. My house is between a shop and between a café.
4. It is wrong of us to throw rubbish in the school garden.
A. We must throw rubbish in the school garden.
B. We mustn’t throw rubbish in the school garden.
C. We mustn’t to throw rubbish in the school garden.
D. We must to throw rubbish in the school garden.
5. Not many people can understand her lecture.
A. A few people can understand her lecture.
B. A little people can understand her lecture.
C. Much people can understand her lecture.
D. A lot of people can understand her lecture.
6. Do you like physics?
A. Are you interested in physics?
B. Do you interest in physics?
C. Are you interested on physics?
D. Do you interesting in physics?
7. It’s a good idea to get up early and do exercise.
A. You ought get up early and do exercise.
B. You can get up early and do exercise.
C. You should get up early and do exercise.
D. You must get up early and do exercise.
