Read and choose the correct word to complete the dialogue.

1.  A. When B. Where C. Who D. What

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

3.  A. much B. often C. long D. far

4. A. about B. to C. near D. above

5. A. did B. do C. does D. doing

6.  A. across B. by C. in D. doing

7. A. her B. you C. me D. him

8.  A. to B. for C. only D. any

9.  A little B. few C. only D. any

10. A. near B. next C. far D. long

Complete the passage with the correct option.

Traffic congestion is when vehicles travel (1) _______________ because there is too much traffic on roads. This makes trip times longer and increases queueing. This is also known as a traffic (2) _______________. Congestion may result from a decrease in capacity, for example (3) _______________ on the road or roads being closed. Bad road layouts can also restrict capacity. Increased traffic, for example, by many cars leaving a sports stadium at the same time, (4) _______________ also cause congestion.

Where congestion is common, for example because of commuting in (5) _______________ cities, several methods are used to relieve it. Cars may be (6) _______________ in certain districts or certain times, or made to carry passengers or pay a fee, or people may use (7) _______________ transport, such as rapid transit, which travel independently of car traffic and are not affected by traffic jams.

Read the passage, and write T (True) or F (False) next to the sentences.  Key Points to Remember on Traffic Rules in England Below are some key points you need to remember when you travel in England. The general rule of keeping left: When you are driving on a road which is a two-way road, you need to allow the traffic from the opposite direction to pass from your right side. Similarly, all the vehicles in your lane also need to be given the right side to overtake. When you turn: When you are taking a turn, always keep to your turning side, meaning when turning right, get to the right side of the road and do the same when turning to the left. Do not park: Surely, you want to park your vehicle as fast as you can, but that doesn’t mean you leave your car on the side of the road. Find the parking near your building and park it there. If parking is not available, make sure you are not parking near the bus stand, school, or hospital entrance. Do not drive: When you are going on a one-way road, you cannot reverse your vehicle. Use indicators: When you are changing lanes, overtaking the other can or taking a turn, always use turn signals or indicators to make follow drivers know about your man oeuvre Do not cross the stop lines:  As the traffic signal, when you get to stop your vehicle due to a red signal, make sure you are not keeping your car on the stop line or on the pedestrian crossing. Statements True False 1. Allow the traffic from the opposite direction to pass from your left side. 2. Always keep to your turning side when you are taking a turn. 3. Don’t park your car near the bus stand, school, or hospital entrance. 4. You can reverse your vehicle when you are going on a one-way road. 5. Use indicators to make drivers know about your manoeuvre. 6. Keep your car on the stop line or on the pedestrian crossing.

. Complete the conversation, using the sentences (a - e) to fill in the blanks (1 - 5).

a. Really? And how about the bus driver? Does he drive carefully?

b. Hmm, I'm not in favour of travelling by bus. Most buses are old and hot.

c. How do you go to school, Mai?

d. Well, you're lucky then. Not all buses are as good as the Number 32 bus.

e. Oh, buses are rather slow, so you must take the early trip, right?

Tính nhanh:
34 1/2 . (-2/3) ^4+(2/3)^4 . 67 (1/2)

Complete what each speaker says
1.We've been married for 25 wonderful year
2.I .................................on haliday to australia 3.I .......... 23 letters
4.I..........................snail before!
5.I...................you since the day we met
6.Ohno!I..........my pencil