To-infinitive, V-ing or bare infinitive

41. He needs (work).................... harder if he wants (make) .................. progress

42. Doctor Lai told Minh (not worry) .....................

43. I’m watching the children (play) .................... happily in the garden

44. Ask him (come) ................. in. Don’t keep him (stand) ............... at the door

45. I remember (write) ...................... down her phone mumber already, but I can’t find it anywhere

46. Did you remember (turn) ............. off the lights when you left?

47. What should I do (save) .................. energy?

48. I need someone (help) ....................... me with this problem

49. The doctor advised him (not stay) ...................... up too late

50. He asked me (not touch) ................ this button

51. Are you strong enough (lift) ........................ this box?

52. The girl (wear) .................... the red dress is my sister

Điền giới từ

1.He is quite capable................defending himself

2.As I was short..............cash, I borrowed some from my uncle

3.It is typical..............her to turn up late for class

4.You are responsible for............the mess

5.I wasn't aware............his motives

6.They are so exited...........their vacation to Brazil

7.Are you acquainted......................that girl over there?

8.We were all amazed...............Tom's success

9.He is envious.................my achievement

10.It was so stupid................him to say that

Read the passage and write True (T) or False (F) after each statement below.

Most cold viruses are spread through the hands. When you have a cold and blow your nose, you get viruses on your hands. Then you touch another person's hand, and when the person touches his or her mouth, nose or eyes, the viruses enter the body. It isn't even necessary to touch the person touch the person directly. Cold viruses spread when roommates or members of a family touch the same dishes, towels, and furniture. You can even pick up a virus when you touch the doorknob on your classroom door ; or when you touch things in public buildings.

How can you use all this information for your own good health ? When someone you know catches a cold, try to avoid physical contact with that person. If you catch your cold yourshelf, keep your towel and dishes separate from everyone else's. Try not to touch things that belong to others. Don't touch other people and don't shake hands. Wash your hands often is you have a cold or if anyone around you has.

1. Most cold virusses are spread through legs. 

2. One symptom of having a cold is that you blow your nose.

3. The viruses enter the body through mouth, nose ad eyes.

4. Touching other peope is the only way to spread a cold.

5. Touching the same dishes doesn't spread cold viruses.

6. Members of a family are easy to catch a cold.

7. You can catch a cold if you use the same towel with others.

8. Don't shake hand with with someone you know catching a cold.

9. You shouldn't  wash your hands if you have a cold.

10. If you catch a cold, you shouldn't touch other people's things.

giúp mình nhé 

Read the passage and write True (T) or False (F) after each statement below.

Most cold viruses are spread through the hands. When you have a cold and blow your nose, you get viruses on your hands. Then you touch another person's hand, and when the person touches his or her mouth, nose or eyes, the viruses enter the body. It isn't even necessary to touch the person touch the person directly. Cold viruses spread when roommates or members of a family touch the same dishes, towels, and furniture. You can even pick up a virus when you touch the doorknob on your classroom door ; or when you touch things in public buildings.

How can you use all this information for your own good health ? When someone you know catches a cold, try to avoid physical contact with that person. If you catch your cold yourshelf, keep your towel and dishes separate from everyone else's. Try not to touch things that belong to others. Don't touch other people and don't shake hands. Wash your hands often is you have a cold or if anyone around you has.

1. Most cold virusses are spread through legs. 

2. One symptom of having a cold is that you blow your nose.

3. The viruses enter the body through mouth, nose ad eyes.

4. Touching other peope is the only way to spread a cold.

5. Touching the same dishes doesn't spread cold viruses.

6. Members of a family are easy to catch a cold.

7. You can catch a cold if you use the same towel with others.

8. Don't shake hand with with someone you know catching a cold.

9. You shouldn't  wash your hands if you have a cold.

10. If you catch a cold, you shouldn't touch other people's things.

giúp mình nhé 

Try to _____w your work as much as possible.

How many ____s are there in one million?

Khai studies six hours a day, six days a week. He is _______ely not lazy at all.

The scientists in the world are _____ research on AIDS.

May I help you? – I want a ____r of cow milk, please.

How you often help your parents ____ the housework?

Last month, her mother taught her how to use a sewing _______.

You can play ____ever games you like in summer holiday.

I know. You are fed up ____ this problem.

You have to work h_____ when you grow up.

That woman is very pleasant, but her younger sister is a little unfr______.

Do you live near your parents? – No, I live ___ from them.

Who do you often go to play football ____ in the afternoon?

Henry has a lot of ____ in his head.

Linda is ______ at math than me.