I. Fill in the blank with "have" or "has"

1. During the five years, John ________ had fifteen different jobs.

2. He ________ worked in banking sector.

3. Teddy ________ been a teacher since 2004.

4. I ________ been on holiday for six days

. 5. I and Kate ________ started our own company this year.

6.________ your mother learned how to drive?

7. They ________ never been to Madrid

. 8. ________ you ever met anyone famous?

II. Put the verbs in brackets into the present perfect tense.

1. Tom (see) _________________ this film before.

2. I (finish) ________________________ my exercise already.

3. They (live) __________________ here since 1990

. 4. Mary (never/ be) _____________________ to Hanoi.

5. The students (discuss) ___________ the question recently.

6. Your mother (ever/wash) _________________ her car?

III. Choose the best answer to complete each of the following sentences.

1. Peter _____________ to that museum twice.

A. have been

B. was

C. will be

D. has been

2. We __________ to Da Lat several times. It’s a foggy city. A. were B. have been C. were being D. had been

3. Huy ___________ learnt English for 5 years. A. have B. to have C. having D. has

4. This is the most interesting novel _____________

A. I have to read B. I had read C. I’ve never read D. I’ve ever read

5. This is _______ expensive dictionary I have.

A. more B. most C. the more D. the most

6. My parents ____________ abroad for a week

. A. have be B. have been C. having be D. having been

7. Je _______ London 2 years ago and I _______________________ him since then.

A. left/ hadn’t seen B. left/ haven’t seen C. was leaving/ haven’t seen D. left/ didn’t seen

8. John usually _________ swimming with my friends on the weekends

A. go B. went C. goes D. has gone 9. Have you ever _________ of that? A. hear B. heard C. hears D. hearing

10. That is the most interesting film I ___________.

A. has ever watched B. has ever watch C. have ever watched D. have ever watch 

41. The story is very interesting. I ______ it several times.

A. have read B. am reading C. read D. haven’t read

42. We ______. to New York last summer.

A. flew B. we’re going to fly C. we’re flying D. have flown

43. She always talks in class. ______

A. So is Mai B. Mai is, too C. So does Mai D. Neither is Mai

44. I never watch ballet, and my sister doesn’t .

A. too B. so C. either D. like that

45. Teenagers in Viet Nam like K-pop, and they like Korean films .

A. too B. either C. so D. however

46. Today, subjects like music and arts are put into the school in Viet Nam.

A. school year B. subjects C. curriculum D. education

47. They are cutting grass in the garden. ______

A. I am, too B. So do I C. I do either D. I do neither

48. Arts are of great in education, especially for young children.

A. important B. importance C. unimportant D. unimportance

49. Classical music is not as pop music.

A. as exciting B. as excited C. exciting D. more excited

50. This film is not long as the film I watched last week.

A. as B. but C. either D. too 

41) the methods for studying the earth........been being researched

A. have      B. has      C. having       D. to have

42) to love and to be loved the.......the greatest happines on earth

A. is        B. are       C. be             D. were

43) the boy and the girl.........their parents dearly

A. love          B. loves        C. loving       D. to love

44) no teacher and no student..........present at the classroom on sundays

A. is           B. are         C. be          D. were

45) what.......the purpose of learning foreign languages

A. is           B. are           C. be               D. were

Read the following passage and mark A, B, C, or D to indicate the correct answer to each of the blanks.

          Higher education also provides a competitive edge in the career market. We all know that in the economic times we are living in today, finding jobs is not guaranteed. The number of people unemployed is still relatively high, and the number of new career (1) ______ isn’t nearly enough to put people in jobs they are seeking.
          As a job seeker, you’re competing with a high number of experienced workers (2) _______ have been out of the workforce for a while and are also seeking work. (3) _______, when you have a higher education, it generally equips you for better job security. Generally speaking, employers tend to value those who have completed college than those who have only completed high school and are more likely to replace that person who hasn’t (4) ______ a higher education. Furthermore, some companies even go so far as to pay your tuition because they consider an educated (5) ______ to be valuable to their organization. A college education is an investment that doesn’t just provide you with substantial rewards. It benefits the hiring company as well.

Điền ô số 1

Read the following passage and mark the letter A, B, C, or D on your answer sheet to indicate the correct answer to each of the questions from 30 to 34.

A Working Vacation

Have you ever wondered what it would be like to get your dream job? It can take years to get the education and develop the skills you need for the perfect job. However, there is a way to experience your dream job without having to get the required training or degree. Since 2004, Brian Kurth’s company, Vocation Vacations, has been connecting people with mentors who have the jobs of their dreams.

Kurth had been working for a phone company before starting his own company. He didn’t like his job, and he had a long time to think about it on his drive to and from work. He also thought about his dream job while driving. He was interested in becoming a dog trainer, but he didn’t want to take any chances and switch to a field he didn’t have experience in. He really wanted to know what the job was like and if it was realistic for him to work towards his goal. So, he found a mentor – a dog trainer that could tell him about the job and everything it involved. After that, he helped his friends find mentors to explore jobs they were interested in. They thought it was helpful to talk to people who had their dream jobs before spending lots of time and money getting the training they needed for those jobs.

Kurth saw how much this helped his friends, so he decided to turn it into his business. He started Vocation Vacations in 2004, and by 2005, the company was offering experience with over 200 dream jobs. Today, about 300 mentors work with the company to share their knowledge about their jobs. Customers pay to experience the job of their dreams and work with these mentors to see what a job is really like. A “job vacation” costs between $350 and $3,000 and can be for one to three days. Many people use Vocation Vacations to see if their dream job is a career path they want to continue. Others do it just to experience the job of their dreams one time.

Vocation Vacations jobs are in the fields of fashion, food, entertainment, sports and animals. Many people want to try glamorous jobs. For example, they want to try working as actors, music producers, photographers and fashion designers. According to Kurth, some other popular dream jobs are working as bakers, hotel managers and wedding planners.

Source: Summit 2 by Pearson Education, 2017

The word glamorous in paragraph 4 is closest in meaning to _______.

A. uncommon 

B. attractive 

C. unskilled 

D. ordinary 

 Read the following passage and mark the letter A, B, C or D on your answer sheet to indicate the correct answer to each of the questions 7–11.

A Working Vacation

Have you ever wondered what it would be like to get your dream job? It can take years to get the education and develop the skills you need for the perfect job. However, there is a way to experience your dream job without having to get the required training or degree. Since 2004, Brian Kurth’s company, Vocation Vacations, has been connecting people with mentors who have the jobs of their dreams.

Kurth had been working for a phone company before starting his own company. He didn’t like his job, and he had a long time to think about it on his drive to and from work. He also thought about his dream job while driving. He was interested in becoming a dog trainer, but he didn’t want to take any chances and switch to a field he didn’t have experience in. He really wanted to know what the job was like and if it was realistic for him to work towards his goal. So, he found a mentor – a dog trainer that could tell him about the job and everything it involved. After that, he helped his friends find mentors to explore jobs they were interested in. They thought it was helpful to talk to people who had their dream jobs before spending lots of time and money getting the training they needed for those jobs.

Kurth saw how much this helped his friends, so he decided to turn it into his business. He started Vocation Vacations in 2004, and by 2005, the company was offering experience with over 200 dream jobs. Today, about 300 mentors work with the company to share their knowledge about their jobs. Customers pay to experience the job of their dreams and work with these mentors to see what a job is really like. A “job vacation” costs between $350 and $3,000 and can be for one to three days. Many people use Vocation Vacations to see if their dream job is a career path they want to continue. Others do it just to experience the job of their dreams one time.

Vocation Vacations jobs are in the fields of fashion, food, entertainment, sports and animals. Many people want to try glamorous jobs. For example, they want to try working as actors, music producers, photographers and fashion designers. According to Kurth, some other popular dream jobs are working as bakers, hotel managers and wedding planners.

Source: Summit 2 by Pearson Education, 2017

The word glamorous in paragraph 4 is closest in meaning to _______.

A. uncommon

B. attractive

C. unskilled

D. ordinary

1. ...... for twelve hours , I left marvelous .

A. Having slept

B. Have slept

C. having been slept

D. have been slept

2. By the time their baby arrivers , the Johnson hope ............. painting and decorating the new nursery .

A. having finished

B. to have finished

C. having been finished

D. to have been finished

3. She's angry about .............. to the farewell party last night .

A. not having invited

B. not to have invited

C. not having been invited

D. not to have been invited

4. We decided not to travel , ........... the terrible weather forecast

A. having heard

B. to have heard

C. having been heard

D. to have been heard

5. I'd love ........... to the party , but it was impossible

A. having gone

B. to have gone

C. having been gone

D. to have been gone

6. I don't recall ............. him at the conference .

A. having seen

B. to have pained

C. having been seen

D. to have been seen

7. ............. in dark colors , the room needed some bright lights

A. having plainted

B. to have plained

C. having been plained

D. to have been plained

8. the stockbroker denied ............. of the secret business deal

A. having informed

B. to have informed

C. having been informed

D. to have been informed

9. They now regret ............ their son by providing too many material possessions

A . having spoiled

B. to have spoiled

C. having been spoiled

D . to have been spoiled

41. The story is very interesting. I ______ it several times.

         A. have read         B. am reading         C. read                 D. haven’t read

42. We ______to New York last summer.

         A. flew                                               B. we’re going to fly     

         C. we’re flying                                   D. have flown

43. She always talks in class.  ______

         A. So is Mai         B. Mai is, too  C. So does Mai  D.Neither is Mai

44. I never watch ballet, and my sister doesn’t                .

         A. too                   B. so                      C. either               D. like that

45. Teenagers in Viet Nam like K-pop, and they like Korean films              .

         A. too                   B. either                 C. so                    D. however

46. Today, subjects like music and arts are put into the school           in Viet Nam.

         A. school year      B. subjects              C. curriculum       D. education

47. They are cutting grass in the garden  ______

         A. I am, too          B. So do I              C. I do either        D. I do neither

48. Arts are of great        in education, especially for young children.

         A. important         B. importance C. unimportant  D. unimportance

49. Classical music is not                             as pop music.

         A. as exciting        B. as excited           C. exciting           D. more excited

50. This film is not        long as the film I watched last week.

         A. as                     B. but                     C. either               D. too

Read the following passage and mark the letter A, B, C, or D on your answer sheet to indicate the correct answer to each of the questions from 30 to 34.

A Working Vacation

Have you ever wondered what it would be like to get your dream job? It can take years to get the education and develop the skills you need for the perfect job. However, there is a way to experience your dream job without having to get the required training or degree. Since 2004, Brian Kurth’s company, Vocation Vacations, has been connecting people with mentors who have the jobs of their dreams.

Kurth had been working for a phone company before starting his own company. He didn’t like his job, and he had a long time to think about it on his drive to and from work. He also thought about his dream job while driving. He was interested in becoming a dog trainer, but he didn’t want to take any chances and switch to a field he didn’t have experience in. He really wanted to know what the job was like and if it was realistic for him to work towards his goal. So, he found a mentor – a dog trainer that could tell him about the job and everything it involved. After that, he helped his friends find mentors to explore jobs they were interested in. They thought it was helpful to talk to people who had their dream jobs before spending lots of time and money getting the training they needed for those jobs.

Kurth saw how much this helped his friends, so he decided to turn it into his business. He started Vocation Vacations in 2004, and by 2005, the company was offering experience with over 200 dream jobs. Today, about 300 mentors work with the company to share their knowledge about their jobs. Customers pay to experience the job of their dreams and work with these mentors to see what a job is really like. A “job vacation” costs between $350 and $3,000 and can be for one to three days. Many people use Vocation Vacations to see if their dream job is a career path they want to continue. Others do it just to experience the job of their dreams one time.

Vocation Vacations jobs are in the fields of fashion, food, entertainment, sports and animals. Many people want to try glamorous jobs. For example, they want to try working as actors, music producers, photographers and fashion designers. According to Kurth, some other popular dream jobs are working as bakers, hotel managers and wedding planners.

Sourcea: Summit 2 by Pearson Education, 2017

The word “their” in paragraph 3 refers to _______.

A. jobs

B. mentors 

C. customers 

D. experiences