1. She spent a lot of money .on... clothes.

2. My father can't cut ..down. on smoking.

3. John has taken .up.. swimming as he wants to keep fit.

4. Would you like to pay ....for.. cheque?

5. They aren't tolerant ..of.... other people's faults.

1.on

2.down

3.up

4.for

5.of

1/ If I buy a new hat, I ( give)will give my old hat to you.

2/ If today (be)were Sunday, the pupils (can go) could go swimming.

3/ If he ( be)had been here last night, he ( have)would have had a lot of fun.

4/ My brother ( have)had enough money, he ( buy)would buy a bicycle.

5 / If he (not fall)hadn't fallen off his bike 2 days ago, he (participate ) would have participated in the soccer match.

6. If she (not miss)hadn't missed the bus, she (not be) wouldn't have been late for the meeting.

7. If Peter (study)studied hard, he could get good marks.

8. If my sister (not have) didn't have a terrible headache she wouldn’t be absent from her class.

CHIA ĐỘNG TỪ TRONG NGOẶC

1.Roy (come)comes from New York. He (live)is living in California now.He (study)studies marketing. He has earned a lot of money and has just (buy)bought a car. He (drive)drove his car to his friend in the countryside yesterday. While he (drive)was driving there, he (see)saw a train accident....

2.Mr Baker (work)works as an engineer. He (be)has been an engineer since 1985. He (have)has 2 children. They (study)is studying abroad now.

3.I have never (meet)met anyone famous yet. Have you?

Yes, I (have)have. I (meet)met Elton John in New York in 1988 and we (talk)talked to each other a lot

4.In the evening I often (play)play chess with my door neighbour. I (play)have played chess with him ever since I (come)came to live here ten years ago. He (be)has been here all his life. He (inherit)has inherited the house from his father, another great chess player

CHIA ĐỘNG TỪ TRONG NGOẶC

1.Roy (come) came from New York. He (live) lives in California now.He (study) studies marketing. He has earned a lot of money and just (buy)bought a car. He (drive) drove his car to his friend in the countryside yesterday. While he (drive) was driving there, he (see) saw a train accident....

2.Mr Baker (work)works as an engineer. He (be) has been an engineer since 1985. He (have) has 2 children. They (study) are studying abroad now.

3.I have never met (meet) anyone famous yet. Have you?

Yes, I (have)have. I (meet) met Elton John in New York in 1988 and we (talk) talked to each other a lot

4.In the evening I often (play)play chess with my door neighbour. I (play) have played chess with him ever since I came (come) to live here ten years ago. He will be (be) here all his life. He (inherit) inherits the house from his father, another great chess player

I. Complete the second sentence so that it has a similar meaning to the first.

1. You aren't allowed to make noise in the library.

You mustn't make noise in the library.

2. It isn't necessary for you to go to school so early.

You don't have to go to school so early.

3. It is a good thing for you to keep the house clean and tidy.

You ought to keep the house clean and tidy.

4. I had a good time at the party last night.

I enjoyed the party last night.

5. Must he leave now?

Does he have to leave now?

6. Playing with matches is very dangerous.

It's very dangerous to play with matches

7. You must stay in bed because of your illness.

You must stay in bed because you are ill

8. It isn't necessary for you to water that tree every day.

You don't have to water that tree every day.

9. He stays up too late and he is always tired the next morning.

He should go to bed early so he won't be tired the next morning.

10. It is dangerous to put a knife into an electrical socket.

Putting a knife into an electrical socket is dangerous

I. Complete the second sentence so that it has a similar meaning to the first.

1. You aren't allowed to make noise in the library.

You mustn't make noise in the library.

2. It isn't necessary for you to go to school so early.

You don't have to go to school so early.

3. It is a good thing for you to keep the house clean and tidy.

You ought to keep the house clean and tidy.

4. I had a good time at the party last night.

I enjoyed the party last night.

5. Must he leave now?

Does he have to leave now?

6. Playing with matches is very dangerous.

It's very dangerous to play with matches.

7. You must stay in bed because of your illness.

You must stay in bed because you are ill.

8. It isn't necessary for you to water that tree every day.

You don't have to water that tree every day.

9. He stays up too late and he is always tired the next morning.

He should go to bed early in order not to be tired the next morning.

10. It is dangerous to put a knife into an electrical socket.

Putting a knife into an electrical socket is dangerous.

I. Complete the second sentence so that it has a similar meaning to the first.

1. You aren't allowed to make noise in the library.

You mustn't make noise in the library.

2. It isn't necessary for you to go to school so early.

You don't have to go to school so early.

3. It is a good thing for you to keep the house clean and tidy.

You ought to keep the house clean and tidy.

4. I had a good time at the party last night.

I enjoyed the party last night.

5. Must he leave now?

Does he have to leave now?

6. Playing with matches is very dangerous.

It's very dangerous to play with matches.

7. You must stay in bed because of your illness.

You must stay in bed because you are ill.

8. It isn't necessary for you to water that tree every day.

You don't have to water that tree every day.

9. He stays up too late and he is always tired the next morning.

He should go to bed early so that he doesn't feel tired the next morning.

10. It is dangerous to put a knife into an electrical socket.

Putting a knife into an electrical socket is dangerous.

Dear John,

I was happy to receive your letter yesterday. I was sorry for not writing to you as often as I promised. I have just bought a new house which is very large and pretty. I would like to invite you to my house next Sunday. Our ola classmates will come, too. You will take your wife and children. I haven't seen them for many ages. I will pick you at the station. I look forward to seeing you. Please send my regards to your parents.

Yours,

Mary

VII. Use the given w ords' and phrases to make a meaningful letter. Necessary changes can be made

99 Kingscross Avenue Manchester 5 July 7th, 2003

Dear John,

I / happy / receive / your letter / yesterday. I was happy to received your letter yesterday

sorry / not write / you / often / I / promise. I'm sorry not to write to you as often as what I promised

I / just / buy / new house / large and pretty. I have just bought a new house which is large and pretty

I / invite / you / my house / next Sunday. I would like to invite you to come to my house next Sunday

our old classmates / come. Our old classmates will come , too

take / your wife and children. Take your wife and children with you

I / not / see / them / ages. I haven't seen them for ages

I / pick / you / station I'll pick you up at the station

look forward to / you. .i'm looking forward to seeing you

send / regards / your parents.. Please send my regards to your parents

Yours faithfully

,Mary

completre the second sentences so that it has a similar meaning to the first

1. you aren't allowed to make noise in the library

you mustn't make noise in the library.

2.It isn't necessary for you to go school so early

you don't have to go to school early.

3. It is a good thing for you to keep the house clean and tidy

you ought to keep the house clean and tidy.

4. I had a good time at the party last night

I enjoyed the party last night.

5. Must he leave now?

Does he have to leave now?

6. Playing with matches is very dangerous

It's very dangerous to play with matches.

7. You must stay in bed because of your illness

you must stay in bed because you are ill.

8.It isn't necessary for you to water that tree every day

you don't have to water that tree every day.

9. he stays up too late and he is always tired the next morning

he should go to bed early in order not to be tired the next morning.

10. It is dangerous to put a knife into an electrical socket

putting a knife into an electrical socket is dangerous.