Sometimes I hear adults around me say that it is (0. good) better for children to grow up in the city than in the countryside. They say that the city offers a child more opportunities for (1. high)______ education, and (2. easy)______ access to (3. good) _______ facilities. Life there is and (5. convenient)______ .

They may be right, but there's one thing they might not know. I feel (6. happy) ______ here than in a crowded and noisy city. Country folk are (7. friendly)______ than city folk. I know every boy in my village. Life here is not as (8. fast)______ as that in the city and I feel (9. safe)______ . Perhaps the (10. good) ______ place to grow up is the place where you feel at home.

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Sometimes I hear adults around me say that it is (0. good) better for children to grow up in the city than in the countryside. They say that the city offers a child more opportunities for (1. high) _higher_ education, and (2. easy) ____easier_____ access to (3. good) __better___ facilities. Life there is (4. exciting) __________ and (5. convenient) __more convenient__.
They may be right, but there’s one thing they might not know. I feel (6. happy) _happier__ here than in a crowded and noisy city. Country folk are (7. friendly) __more friendly_ than city folk. I know every boy in my village. Life here is not as (8. fast) __fast____ as that in the city and I feel (9. safe) _safer__. Perhaps the (10. good) __best__ place to grow up is the place where you feel at home.

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In Britain, natural gas is the most popular fuel for heating homes, and for cooking. It is piped all over the country from the gas fields below the North sea. Natural gas is used chiefly as a direct source of energy, although it is also used in the chemical industry. At the moment, the supply is plentiful, but it will be running short by the end of the century, and it will run out during the 21st century unless new supplies are found. We could do without natural gas, as coal gas can be used as a substitute, and there should be enough coal to last for several centuries. However, it is a form of energy which is not only cheap, but also highly efficient.

Questions

1. Where does natural gas come from?

2. When will it run out?

3. Is it efficient?

4. What can be used as a substitute for natural gas?

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Rewrite each sentence, begining as show. Do not change the meaning

1. My sister works 6 days a week. I work 7 days a week. (More)

2. Nam works more lazily so he often gets worse marks than Quang. ( harder/better)

3. Going by taxi is faster than going by bus but it costs more than a bus ( less)

Put each verb in brackets into a suitable verb form

1. You ( ever/ride) ___________ a cart?

2.A place where rice grows (call) _________ paddy field.

3. The rain ( come) __________ .Let's run faster

Complete te sentences. Use the correct prepositions

1. When people are not _______ a hurry,they move slowly

2. Ride is loaded ________ a buffalo drawn cart to transport it home

3. I know every boy ____ my village

4.perhaps the better place to grow ____ is the place were you feel at home.

II. Supply the correct verbs: Using the past simple tense.

1. Yesterday, I (go).............to the restaurant with a client.

2. We (drive)........... around the parking lot for 20 mins to find a parking space.

3. My client and I slowly (walk)......... back to the car.
4. When we (arrive).......... at the restaurant, the place (be) ........ full.
5. Then we (see) ........... a small grocery store.

6. That (be) ............ better than waiting for two hours.

7. I (not go) .............. to school last Sunday.

8. We (stop)............. in the grocery store and (buy) ............ some sandwiches.

9. I (love ).............. him but no more.

10. Yesterday, I (get)............ up at 6 and (have) ............... breakfast at 6.30

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Sometimes , I hear adults around me say that it is (1. good ) for children to grow up in the city than in the countryside . They say that the city offers a child more opportunities for (2. high ) education and ( 3. esier ) access to ( 4. good ) facilities . Life there is (5. exciting ) and (6. convenient ) . They may be right , but there's one thing they might not know . I feel (7. happy ) here than in a crowded and noisy city . Country folk are (8. friendly ) than city folk . I know every boy in my village . Life here is not as (9. fast ) as that in the city and I fell ( 10. good ) place grow up the place where you feel at home .

 X. Supply the correct tense/form of the verb.

  EXERCISE ONE

1. Get up at once or you (1. get) to the meeting late.

2. How much time you (2. spend) (3. do) that homework ?

3. Look. At lot of trees (4. plant ) in the park.

4. Before ( 5. go ) out , I  often finish my house work

5. The floor usually ( 6. clean) on Sunday?

6. Hoa ( 7. be ) late for school this morning, wasn’t she?

7. We may go ( 8. camp )  next Sunday.

8. I like  (9. do ) housework but my brother hates (10. do)  It

9. Ba likes sports especially  \(11. play)  football and  ( 12. swim )

10. The students often collect waste paper for  ( 13. recycle )

11. You ( 14. be) late for school if you don’t walk quickly.

12. If you don’t walk quickly, you ( 15. miss ) the bus.

13. If you ( 16. not go) to visit her, I won’t go.

14. I used to (17. take) to the cinema when I (18. study) in primary school.

15. We ( 19. go ) by train if it is cheaper.

16. What ( 20. do) if it rains ?

Supply the correct verb forms.

1. He (run) as fast as he could, but he realized he was not strong enough (be) a good marathon runner. In the distance he could just make out the shapes of the (lead) runners, (get) further ahead every minute.

2. Every day you can (hear) something interesting t school. When you come home after classes, you often (tell) your parents what you (hear) and (see) at school. Two friends went on a trip to London.

3. They (enter) restaurant for dinner. On the table (stand) a jar of mustard. Not having seen mustard before, one of them (take) a spoonful into his mouth. Years immediately filled his eyes and his friend asked him what he (cry) about.

4. In two minutes I (be) up the tree, but It was very difficult (get) to the nest. When at last I got there and (can cook) into the nest, I (see) the two young eagles and also some food for them-meat and finish. When I tried (take) the young eagles out of the nest, I suddenly (feel) a terrible pain in the back of my head. I (look) round and (see) the mother eagle. And she (be) ready to make a second attack. You (must know) how strong these eagles are.

5. Eric (bear) in 1903 in India where his father worked for the civil service. The family (move) to England in 1907 and his 1917 Eric (enter) Eton where he (contribute) regularly to the college magazine. His first article (appear) in Lemon in October 1928 while he (live) in Paris.

6. Jack Cooper (be) a production manager at Weston Aeronautics for ten years now. He (live) in a small house in the suburbs of Bristol with his wife, Peggy. At the moment, Weston (expand) into Europe and they (build) a new factory in Toulouse.

Supply the correct verb forms.

1. He (run) as fast as he could, but he realized he was not strong enough (be) a good marathon runner. In the distance he could just make out the shapes of the (lead) runners, (get) further ahead every minute.

2. Every day you can (hear) something interesting t school. When you come home after classes, you often (tell) your parents what you (hear) and (see) at school. Two friends went on a trip to London.

3. They (enter) restaurant for dinner. On the table (stand) a jar of mustard. Not having seen mustard before, one of them (take) a spoonful into his mouth. Years immediately filled his eyes and his friend asked him what he (cry) about.

4. In two minutes I (be) up the tree, but It was very difficult (get) to the nest. When at last I got there and (can cook) into the nest, I (see) the two young eagles and also some food for them-meat and finish. When I tried (take) the young eagles out of the nest, I suddenly (feel) a terrible pain in the back of my head. I (look) round and (see) the mother eagle. And she (be) ready to make a second attack. You (must know) how strong these eagles are.

5. Eric (bear) in 1903 in India where his father worked for the civil service. The family (move) to England in 1907 and his 1917 Eric (enter) Eton where he (contribute) regularly to the college magazine. His first article (appear) in Lemon in October 1928 while he (live) in Paris.

6. Jack Cooper (be) a production manager at Weston Aeronautics for ten years now. He (live) in a small house in the suburbs of Bristol with his wife, Peggy. At the moment, Weston (expand) into Europe and they (build) a new factory in Toulouse.