Rewrite:

1. I'd prefer you not to smoke in my home. (RATHER)

- I...

2. I think i need to drink less coffee and take tea instead. (CUT)

- I think i need to...

3. We had an argument and i decided not to call her any more. (STOPPED)

- We had...

4. I suggest that you finish your test within the time allowed. (SHOULD)

- You...

5. He said that he would help me with my project. (PROMISED)

- He...

6. There is no point in waiting any longer because he is not going to come. (USE)

- It...

7. In order for you to pass the exam, you will need to achieve a score of 160. (SO)

- You will...

8. There is no way I'm helping you after what you did to me. (INTENTION)

- I have no...

9. This summer is being much hotter than last year. (HOT)

- Last summer...

10. A technician fixed my laptop for me. (HAD)

- I...

1. Read the passage and choose the best answer A, B, C or D for each of the questions below.
Basketball involves two teams of five players each. The players score points by throwing a large
round ball into a raised goal called a basket. One basket is at each end of the playing area or court.
Players may move the ball towards the basket only by bouncing it on the floor or passing it to
another team member. Each team also tries to prevent the other team from scoring. The team that
scores the most points is the winner.

Both men and women were playing basketball at schools and sports centers throughout North
America. It became so popular that people started paying money to watch basketball games.
American soldiers took the game to Europe during World War One.
In 1936, basketball became part of the competition at the Olympic Games. About the same time,
college basketball became a major national sport in the United States.
1. How many players are there in a basketball team?
A. There are two players in a basketball team.
B. There are two basketball teams.
C. There are five players in each basketball team.
D. There are ten players in a basketball team.
2. How do the basketball players score points?
A. They kick and throw a ball into a raised goal called a basket.
B. They kick the ball into a basket.
C. They throw the ball into a raised goal called a basket.
D. They throw a ball to the goal in the end of court.
3. Why does each team try to prevent the other team from scoring?
A. They want the other team to score more points.
B. They don’t want the other team to score more points.
C. They want to throw a ball at the other team.
D. They don’t want to score more points.
4. Who were playing basketball in North America?
A. Only American men can play basketball at schools and sport centers.
B. Both American men and women were playing basketball at schools and sport centers.
C. American women can play basketball at schools and sport centers.
D. Young people can play basketball at schools and sport centers.
5. When did basketball become part of the competition at the Olympic Games?
A. In 1936 B. Before 1936 C. In 1956 D. 50 years ago

Tìm lỗi sai và sửa

1.He shouldn't play in the national team because of he is not really good.

2.Last week, I went to China but I didn't have time enough to to visit all the museums

3.Owen plays very well yesterday afternoon He scored two goals and he also created two goals.

4.Tim passed the exam with the top marks, and his parents were pleased to the result.

5.If the question were not so difficult, I will be able to answer it.

6.He was asbent from class yesterday because of his sick.

7.That was an exhausted trip.

8.There are a lot of food in the fridge, so help your self.

9.Would you explain us what you want us to do?

10.The movie starts at 7:30, so I think I leave home now

6. Rewrite the sentences using the adjective in brackets and too or enough.

(Viết lại câu sử dụng các tính từ trong ngoặc và too hoặc enough.)

1. He isn't tall enough to reach the shelf. (short)

He's too short to reach the shelf.

2. Skiing holidays aren't cheap enough for me. (expensive)

3. My dad's old car is too dangerous to drive. (safe)

4. The storm was too weak to cause much damage. (strong)

5. My shoes aren’t clean enough to wear to the party. (dirty)

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.

THE SAVANNAH

The tourist looking at the African savannah on a summer afternoon might be excused for thinking that the wide yellow grass plain was completely deserted of life, almost a desert. With only a few small thorn trees sticking out through the veldt, there seems to be almost no place for a living creature to hide.

However, under those trees you might find small steenbok, sleeping in the shade, and waiting for the night to fall. There may even be a small group of lions somewhere, their bodies exactly the same shade as the tall grass around them. In the holes in the ground a host of tiny creatures, from rabbits and badgers to rats and' snakes are waiting for the heat to finish.

The tall grass also hides the fact that there may be a small stream running across the middle of the plain. One clue that there may be water here is the sight of a majestic Marshall eagle circling slowly over the grassland. When he drops, he may come up with a small fish, or maybe a grass snake that has been waiting at the edge of a pool in the hope of catching a frog.

The best time to see the animals then, is in the evening, just as the sun is setting. The best time of the year to come is in late September, or early August, just before the rains. Then the animals must come to the waterholes, as there is no other place for them to drink. And they like to come while it is still light; so they can see if any dangers are creeping up on them.

So it is at sunset, and after the night falls, that the creatures of the African veld rise and go about their business.

The phrase "be excused for" in paragraph 1 is closest in meaning to

A. easily make a mistake of

B. feel sorry for

C. be regretting for

D. be actually forgiven for

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.

THE SAVANNAH

The tourist looking at the African savannah on a summer afternoon might be excused for thinking that the wide yellow grass plain was completely deserted of life, almost a desert. With only a few small thorn trees sticking out through the veldt, there seems to be almost no place for a living creature to hide.

However, under those trees you might find small steenbok, sleeping in the shade, and waiting for the night to fall. There may even be a small group of lions somewhere, their bodies exactly the same shade as the tall grass around them. In the holes in the ground a host of tiny creatures, from rabbits and badgers to rats and' snakes are waiting for the heat to finish.

The tall grass also hides the fact that there may be a small stream running across the middle of the plain. One clue that there may be water here is the sight of a majestic Marshall eagle circling slowly over the grassland. When he drops, he may come up with a small fish, or maybe a grass snake that has been waiting at the edge of a pool in the hope of catching a frog.

The best time to see the animals then, is in the evening, just as the sun is setting. The best time of the year to come is in late September, or early August, just before the rains. Then the animals must come to the waterholes, as there is no other place for them to drink. And they like to come while it is still light; so they can see if any dangers are creeping up on them.

So it is at sunset, and after the night falls, that the creatures of the African veld rise and go about their business.

The phrase "a host of" in paragraph 2 is closest in meaning to

A. a large number of

B. only a few

C. a group of 

D. a gang of

. Fill in the blanks with will or won’t.

Ex: will you go to the party tonight? – No, I won’t.

1.     …………… Nam play basketball? – Yes, he ……………

2.     …………… Hoa come here? – No, she ……………

3.     …………… they travel to Ha Noi next week? – No, they ……………

4.     …………… you see her? – Yes, I ……………

5.     …………… your brother be busy tomorrow? – No, he ……………

6.     …………… Nam and Ba meet at seven o’clock? – Yes, they ……………

7.     …………… you go fishing next Sunday? – No, we ……………

8.     …………… An call you back? – Yes, he ……………

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.

THE SAVANNAH

The tourist looking at the African savannah on a summer afternoon might be excused for thinking that the wide yellow grass plain was completely deserted of life, almost a desert. With only a few small thorn trees sticking out through the veldt, there seems to be almost no place for a living creature to hide.

However, under those trees you might find small steenbok, sleeping in the shade, and waiting for the night to fall. There may even be a small group of lions somewhere, their bodies exactly the same shade as the tall grass around them. In the holes in the ground a host of tiny creatures, from rabbits and badgers to rats and' snakes are waiting for the heat to finish.

The tall grass also hides the fact that there may be a small stream running across the middle of the plain. One clue that there may be water here is the sight of a majestic Marshall eagle circling slowly over the grassland. When he drops, he may come up with a small fish, or maybe a grass snake that has been waiting at the edge of a pool in the hope of catching a frog.

The best time to see the animals then, is in the evening, just as the sun is setting. The best time of the year to come is in late September, or early August, just before the rains. Then the animals must come to the waterholes, as there is no other place for them to drink. And they like to come while it is still light; so they can see if any dangers are creeping up on them.

So it is at sunset, and after the night falls, that the creatures of the African veld rise and go about their business.

The word "he" in paragraph 3 refers to

A. a person

B. the writer 

C. a Marshall eagle

D. a small fish

Put the correct form of the words in brackets. 

1. Some people commit  when they have no money and no food. (criminal)

2. I don't want to live in an  area. There is not enough space to play. (crowd)

3. Everyone enjoy living in a  neighbourhood which is free of noise and pollution. (peace)

4. Thousands of people were made  due to the severe flood last month. (home)

5. Poor children have to stop their studies to help their family. They receive very little . (school)