Fill in the blanks with suitable prepositions.

36. New Year’s Day is ………………January 1^st.

A. in B. on C. at D. from

37. I congratulate Susan ………………passing her exam.

A. with B. on C. to D. for

38. All the students took part ………………the discussion.

A. on B. in C. with D. up

39. Auld Lang Syne is sung ………………New Year’s Eve.

A. on B. to C. for D. in

40. It’s time ………………families to clean and decorate their home.

A. by B. to C. for D. at

41. I’m always proud ………………my father and love him so much.

A. by B. to C. with D. of

42. Family members who live apart try to be together ………………Tet.

A. in B. on C. between D. at

43. It took hours to free the victims ………………the collapsed building.

A. from B. with C. for D. to

44. The twins are so alike that I can’t distinguish one ………………the other.

A. from B. with C. to D. between

45. The United Nations has supported the efforts ………………return the refugees peacefully.

A. for B. by C. to D. during

Fill in the blanks with suitable prepositions:

1/ It's time...............families to clean and decorate their homes

2/ New Year's Day is............... January 1st

3/ Family member who live apart try to be together.............. Tet

4/ Auld Lang Syne is sung............ New Year's Ever

5/ I congratulate Susan..............passing her exam

6/ All the students took part............the discussion

7/ I'm always proud...........my father and love him so much

8/ It took hours to free the victims..............the collapsed building

IX. Fill in the blanks with suitable prepositions.
1. Tet is a festival which occurs___________ late January or early February
2. New-Year's Day is__________ January 1st.
3. Family members who live apart try to be together__________ Tet.
4. Auld Lang Syne is sung____________New Year's Eve.
5. I congratulate Susan____________passing her exam
6. The school has taken part_____________ the festival since.
7. I'm always proud ___________my father and love him so much
8. It took hours to free the victims___________ the collapsed building. the collapsed building.
9. Tet is the most important celebration____________ Vietnamese people.
10. She could not distinguish one child_________another

1.Tet is festival which occurs......late January or early Ferbruary.

2.New Year's Day is.......January 1^st.

3.Family members who live apart try to be together...........Tet

4. Auld Lang Syne is sung........New Year's Eve.

5. I congratulate Susan.......passing her exam.

6. The school has taken part..............the festival since 1997.

7.I'm always proud..........my father and love him so much.

8. It took hours to free the victims......the collapsed building.

9.Tet is the most important celebration.....Vietnamese people.

10.She could not distinguish one child.......another.

XI. Read the passage and decide whether the statements are TRUE or FALSE.

New Year’s Day is a public holiday in the United Kingdom (UK). It is on January 1st. People in the UK usually celebrate New Year from the evening of December 31st to January 1st.

On New Year’s Eve, at midnight, when the Big Ben clock strikes to mark the coming of New Year, people welcome New Year and sing the traditional song “Auld-Lang-Syne”. They open the back door to let the old year out and ask the first dark-haired man to come through the front door carrying bread, salt, and coal. This means that in the following year everyone in the house will have enough food (bread), earn enough money (salt), and be warm enough (coal).

Many people have parties at home or go out. There is also a popular tradition of exchanging New Year gifts while wishing each other well. New Year parades are the biggest attraction of New Year celebrations in the UK. They are organised in almost all major cities of the UK.

- exchange (v): trao đổi                                            - parade (n): cuộc diễu hành

1. New Year’s Day is a public holiday in the UK.                                                             

2. It is on the first day of the lunar calendar.                                                                   

3. The New Year’s celebration is only on December 31st.                                              

4. In the UK, salt symbolises money.                                                                                

5. Everyone has parties at home on New Year’s Day.                                                     

6. People exchange gifts on New Year’s Day.                                                                   

7. New Year parades are the biggest attraction on this occasion.                                 

8. The parades are organised in the countryside of the UK.                                          

XI. Read the passage and decide whether the statements are TRUE or FALSE.

New Year’s Day is a public holiday in the United Kingdom (UK). It is on January 1st. People in the UK usually celebrate New Year from the evening of December 31st to January 1st.

On New Year’s Eve, at midnight, when the Big Ben clock strikes to mark the coming of New Year, people welcome New Year and sing the traditional song “Auld-Lang-Syne”. They open the back door to let the old year out and ask the first dark-haired man to come through the front door carrying bread, salt, and coal. This means that in the following year everyone in the house will have enough food (bread), earn enough money (salt), and be warm enough (coal).

Many people have parties at home or go out. There is also a popular tradition of exchanging New Year gifts while wishing each other well. New Year parades are the biggest attraction of New Year celebrations in the UK. They are organised in almost all major cities of the UK.

- exchange (v): trao đổi                                            - parade (n): cuộc diễu hành

1. New Year’s Day is a public holiday in the UK.                                                             

2. It is on the first day of the lunar calendar.                                                                   

3. The New Year’s celebration is only on December 31st.                                              

4. In the UK, salt symbolises money.                                                                                

5. Everyone has parties at home on New Year’s Day.                                                     

6. People exchange gifts on New Year’s Day.                                                                   

7. New Year parades are the biggest attraction on this occasion.                                 

8. The parades are organised in the countryside of the UK.                                          

IV. Fill in each blank with ONE suitable word.

31. Community service is the work you do for the benefits of the community.

32. Our club offers coupons for free meals for the sick in this hospital.

33. College students can take part in our programme by helping ____ poor or homeless children in Ha Noi.

34. The activities of our organization include recycling things and teaching others how to do so.

35. Americans do volunteer work not because they are forced or paid to do it.