V.  Join the two sentences using the conjunctive adverbs in the box.

1.   My penpal has lived in the Alps all his life. He has never learnt to ski.

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2.   You need to work harder. You won’t get a passing grade.

      ________________________________________________________________________

3.   Roberta didn’t have all the ingredients to bake a cake. She decided to prepare something else.

      ________________________________________________________________________

4.   I was not confident of winning. I decided to give it a try.

      ________________________________________________________________________

5.   I had a problem with my bike. I was late for school.

      ________________________________________________________________________

6.   Drinking and driving is against the rules. It’s dangerous.

      ________________________________________________________________________

7.   We were supposed to go dancing after dinner. We went home instead.

  ________________________________________________________________________

8.   Milos said his English is terrible. He got a 9.0 on his IELTS Writing test.

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9.   Remember to use sun cream when you go down to the beach. You’ll get sunburnt within half an hour.

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10. Diet and exercise will help you lose weight. It is good for your health.

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V.  Join the two sentences using the conjunctive adverbs in the box.

1.   My penpal has lived in the Alps all his life. He has never learnt to ski.

      ________________________________________________________________________

2.   You need to work harder. You won’t get a passing grade.

      ________________________________________________________________________

3.   Roberta didn’t have all the ingredients to bake a cake. She decided to prepare something else.

      ________________________________________________________________________

4.   I was not confident of winning. I decided to give it a try.

      ________________________________________________________________________

5.   I had a problem with my bike. I was late for school.

      ________________________________________________________________________

6.   Drinking and driving is against the rules. It’s dangerous.

      ________________________________________________________________________

7.   We were supposed to go dancing after dinner. We went home instead.

      ________________________________________________________________________

8.   Milos said his English is terrible. He got a 9.0 on his IELTS Writing test.

      ________________________________________________________________________

9.   Remember to use sun cream when you go down to the beach. You’ll get sunburnt within half an hour.

      ________________________________________________________________________

10. Diet and exercise will help you lose weight. It is good for your health.

      ________________________________________________________________________ 

V. Join the two sentences using the conjunctive adverbs in the box.

however, therefore, nevertheless, moreover, otherwise

1. My penpal has lived in the Alps all his life. He has never learnt to ski.

2. You need to work harder. You won't get a passing grade.

3. Roberta didn't have all the ingredients to bake a cake. She decided to prepare something else.

4. I was not confident of winning. I decided to give it a try.
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5. I had a problem with my bike. I was late for school.
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6. Drinking and driving is against the rules. It's dangerous.
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7. We were supposed to go dancing after dinner. We went home instead.
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8. Milos said his English is terrible. He got a 9.0 on his IELTS Writing test.
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9. Remember to use sun cream when you go down to the beach. You'll get sunburnt within half an hour.
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10. Diet and exercise will help you lose weight. It is good for your health.
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John the two sentences using the conjunctive adverbs in the box.

[ However; Nevertheless; Moreover; Therefore; Otherwise]

1. My penpal has lived in the Alps all his life. He has never learnt to ski.

2. You need to work harder l. You won’t get the passing grade.

3. Roberta didn’t have all the ingredients to bake a cake. She decided to prepare something else.

4. I was not confident of winning. I decided to give it a try.

5. I had a problem with my bike. I was late for school.

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1. My penpal has lived in the Alps all his life. He has never learnt to ski.

     ……………………………………………………………………………….

2. You need to work harder. You won’t get a passing grade.

     ……………………………………………………………………………….

3. Roberta didn’t have all the ingredients to bake a cake. She decided to prepare something else.

     ……………………………………………………………………………….

4. I was not confident of winning. I decided to give it a try.

     ……………………………………………………………………………….

5. I had a problem with my bike. I was late for school.

     ……………………………………………………………………………….

6. Drinking and driving is against the rules. It’s dangerous.

     ……………………………………………………………………………….

7. We were supposed to go dancing after dinner. We went home instead.

     ……………………………………………………………………………….

8. Milos said his English is terrible. He got a 9.0 on his IELTS Writing test.

     ……………………………………………………………………………….

9. Remember to use sun cream when you go down to the beach. You’ll get sunburnt within half an hour.

……………………………………………………………………………

10. Diet and exercise will help you lose weight. It is good for your health

  ..…………………………………………………………………………

I. Word forms.

1. Nhan has a pen pal in France and they write to each other ... . (REGULAR)

2. More and more young people want a university ... . (EDUCATE)

II. Complete the sentences using the words given.

1. Now / she dances / beautifully / than / used to.

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III. Complete the text with the correct words.

My granfather was (1) ... in 1935. He (2) ... as a teacher when he was 22 and he met my grandmother when he he was 25. They got (3) ... two years later. My grandfather taught all his life until he (4) ... when he was 65. Sadly, he (5) ... in 2004.

Choose the incorrect part indicated in the following sentences

1. He says that he has been working (on) the project (in) 2008 and from that time on, he (has spent) most pf his time (looking) for and studying facts and figures

2. Some designers (have been) modernized the ao dai by (adding) new (patterns and symbols) (to) it

3. I (knew) him (when) I came to my (niece's) wedding and we (are) friends for over ten years

4. Lan said that she (preferred) (wearing) (embroider) jeans to (other kinds of pants)

5. He has never (been eaten) vegetarian (food), so he wants (to have) a change try it (some time)

6. I know he (has lived) in Ho Chi Minh City (for) ten years before he (moved) to Da Nang two years ago and (his life) is now all right

7. I like the plain suit (than) the (striped) suit. (Moreover), it is (cheaper) than the striped one

8. She used to (wearing) casual clothes, but now (she's) changed her (mind). She (prefers) formal clothes

9.(It is said) the church has (stood) there (for) the 18th century and (has been) the symbol of the city

1) I have lost my keys, so I can't open that door.
2) Columbus arrived in the New World in 1492.
3) Nina has broken her leg. She is still in hospital.
4) He has lived here all his life.
5) Colin left for Brazil this morning.
6) Last winter Robin stayed with his father in the Alps for three days.
7) Ellen has always written with her left hand.
8) She did a language course in Paris last summer.
9) Has anyone phoned yet?
10) I have not seen Paul today, but I saw him last Sunday.