III. The sentences below have four underlined words or phrases. Identify an error in each sentence by choosing the letter (A or B, C, D).

1. Ba often does his homeworks in the evening.

            A     B                  C        D

2. I don’t have some apples but I have some bananas.

                 A     B                 C              D

3. Would you like any tea? ~ Yes, please.

      A              B    C                         D

4. That’s my sister over there. She stands next to the window.

A                           B                   C                   D

5. There aren’t any trees in the left of Lan’s house.

A                   B              C                D

III. Find out one error/mistake (from A, B, C, or D) in each sentence below.(1.0pt)

1.By the time we got to the cinema, the film started

    A                       B       C                                   D

2.If you are the president, what would you do to help the environment?

                A                           B                      C                            D

3.I prefer to do a nine-to-five job to working shifts.

                   A              B                C      D

4.He asked me what I preferred video conferencing to face-to-face meetings.

            A             B            C                                       D

5.Teenagers often use abbreviations when text.

          A                   B            C                      D

I.Identify the error in the following sentences by circling A, B, C or D
1.   (A)Because the expense of (B)traditional fuels, many countries (C )have been investigating alternative (D)sources of power..

2.   Mrs. Barnes, (A) who was so (B)proud of her new car, (C) drove to work when the accident (D)suddenly happened and damaged hercar.

3.   The (A)oceans contain many (B)forms of life that (C)has not (D)yet beendiscovered.

4.  (A)Notonlymyteacher(B)butalsomyclosefriend(C)are(D)here.

5.   (A)Among the people (B) present at the bar, the police (C)suspected a (D)thirty-years-Oldman

6.   Tom drove (A)past (B)the police’s station (C)on his (D)way towork

7.   (A)After driving for twenty miles, he suddenly (B)realized that he (C)has been driving (D)in the wrong direction.

Pele, (A)from Brazil, is (B)considered one of the (C)greatest football (D)player of alltime

V. Choose the best answer to complete each sentence, identify your answer by circling the corresponding letter A, B, C, or D. )(4.0 points)

1. Daisy is not doing ___________ at all, just gazing out of the window.

2. Is this book ___________? Yes, it's mine.

3. My parents and I ___________ our grandmother next weekend.

4. There are __________stores on the street.

5. I don’t want much sugar in coffee. Just ___________, please.

6. At an intersection, we must___________.

7. Look ___________ that strange man! He is looking ___________ Lan but she isn’t here.

8. You are too fat. You shouldn’t eat much___________.

9. ___________ straight across the road.

10. When she gets good marks, her parents often feel ___________.

11. Of the three students, Nga is ___________.

12. Miss Mai always ___________ her own clothes.

V. Choose the best answer to complete each sentence, identify your answer by circling the corresponding letter A, B, C, or D. )(4.0 points)

1. Daisy is not doing ___________ at all, just gazing out of the window.

2. Is this book ___________? Yes, it's mine.

3. My parents and I ___________ our grandmother next weekend.

4. There are __________stores on the street.

5. I don’t want much sugar in coffee. Just ___________, please.

6. At an intersection, we must___________.

7. Look ___________ that strange man! He is looking ___________ Lan but she isn’t here.

8. You are too fat. You shouldn’t eat much___________.

9. ___________ straight across the road.

10. When she gets good marks, her parents often feel ___________.

11. Of the three students, Nga is ___________.

12. Miss Mai always ___________ her own clothes.

V. Choose the best answer to complete each sentence, identify your answer by circling the corresponding letter A, B, C, or D. )(4.0 points)

1. Daisy is not doing ___________ at all, just gazing out of the window.

2. Is this book ___________? Yes, it's mine.

3. My parents and I ___________ our grandmother next weekend.

4. There are __________stores on the street.

5. I don’t want much sugar in coffee. Just ___________, please.

6. At an intersection, we must___________.

7. Look ___________ that strange man! He is looking ___________ Lan but she isn’t here.

8. You are too fat. You shouldn’t eat much___________.

9. ___________ straight across the road.

10. When she gets good marks, her parents often feel ___________.

11. Of the three students, Nga is ___________.

12. Miss Mai always ___________ her own clothes.

Choose the incorrect word(s) by circling the letter A, B, C or D. 

1. Christopher Colombus was a first person to discover America.

                                      A  B                             C            D

2. The Mid-Autumn Festival lanterns made by the children yesterday evening.

      A                                                       B                  C                              D

3. The test was too long that we couldn’t finish it.

                  A   B                                     C    D

4. Can you speak slowlier, I don’t understand what you are saying?              

                                 A             B                        C                   D