Q.1: Use “who, whom, which, that, where, when” to fill in the blanks to complete the sentences.

1. The building ___which_____ was destroyed in the tsunami has now been rebuilt.

2. The woman ___who_____ lives in apartment No.2 is an English teacher.

3. The man ____whose____ name I don’t know is an architect.

4. Has anyone seen the book ____which____ I was reading?

5. The boy ____whom____ she met yesterday is very clever.

6. The place ____where____ we spent our summer holiday was really beautiful.

7. My color TV, ____which____ I bought last week, always gives beautiful pictures.

8. Do you remember the day ___when_____ we first met?

9. I have recently gone back to the town ____where____ I was born and grew up.

10. Mr. Johnson, ___who_____ assisted me in studying, is a famous professor.

11. David, ___who_____ is playing with his friends in the garden, is Harry’s nephew.

12. The national parks have interpretative centers ___where_____ tourists can acquire information about the animals and trees.

13. What’s the name of the man ____whose____ car you borrowed?

14. Some of the people _____whom___ I invited to our housewarming party couldn’t come.

15. The famous product is named after the person ____who____ invented it.

I, Give agreement with the people, following the suggested subjects

1. P1: I didn't stay at home last night.

P2: ................neither did.............. my father

2. P1: She dances beautifully.

P2: Her younger sister ..............does. too................

3. P1: He hasn't got a million dollars.

P2: I ..............haven't, either................

4. P1: We watched TV last night

P2: ..............so did................ they

5. P1: He likes playing fooball

P2: His brothers ..................do, too............

6. P1: I wasn't at home yesterday

P2: I ...........wasn't, either...................

II, Complete the instructions with the suitable verb in the box.

Telephone_Type_Collect_Take_Order_Send_Photocopy

1. ..................type............ the letters, then ........take...................... them to the post-office

2. .................collect............. the parcels from the post-office

3. ..................photocopy............ the document

4. ............send.................. the fax to Hong Kong

5. .......................telephone....... Mr.Hung in Ha Noi to ask when he comes

6. ................order.............. some office supplies

III, Underline the correct word in bold in each sentence

1. Would you like a bread/ roll with your soup?

2. That was a really lovely food/ meal. Let me pay for you, please

3. Helen is a realy good cooker/ cook

4. The first course/ plate consisted of cold fish and salad

5. Tony finished his meal, paid the menu/ bill and left the reataurant

6. We had a very tasty Indian desert/ takeaway for the main course

IV, Change these sentences into the negative sentence

1. They won a holiday in the Caribbean

- They didn't win a holiday in the Caribbean

2. We were at home yesterday

- We weren't at home yesterday

3. Dickens wrote sixteen novels

-Dickens didn't write sixteen novels

4. She spent a week in the Alps

- She didn't spend a week in the Alps

5. I could speak English when I was five years old

- I couldn't speak English when I was five years old

6. She did her homework last night

-She didn't do her homework last night

V, Open the brackets with the correct form of the words

1. The doctor gave her some table to (relief) ...relieve................. the pain

2. More flood could (danger) .........endanger........... hunndreds of homes

3. She's very (attract) .........attractive........... . Men always like her

4. He speaks fluently but with some (grammar) ..........grammatical.......... mistakes

5. Julia will help you. She's a pleasant, (friend) ........friendly............ girl

6. Pack them carefully. They're (break) ........broken............

7. Sweden and Bzazil have different weather. They are in different (climate) .....climatic............... zones

8. She like physics, chemistry and other (science) ........scientific............ subjects

23. The man / tired / he / not say a word

the man was so tired that he didn't say a word

24. He / fast / he / not see / traffic lights

he drove so fast that he didn't see the traffic lights

25. The radio / loud / I not hear / what he was saying

the radio was so loud that i didn't hear what he was saying

26. I / many friends / I / feel / lonely

i don't have so many friends that i feel lonely

27. The film / interesting / we / to see / twice

the film is so interesting that we have seen it twice

28. Lan / busy / she / not go / movies / us

Lan was so busy that she didn't go to the movies with us

29. There is / much furniture / the room / we / not have / enough space / the meeting

there is so much furniture in the room that we don't have enough space for the meeting

30. She / poor / she / not buy / bicycle \

she is so poor that she can't buy a bicycle

31 She / brought / many things / she / not bring / home / at a time.

she bought so many things that she couldn't bring them home at a time

32. My friend / sick / he / not go / school

my friend was sick so he didn't go to school

33. There / was / much noise / I /not sleep

there was so much noise that i couldn't sleep

34. He / many books / he / not read / all / them

he bought so many books that he couldn't read all of them

35. It / dark night / we / not see anything

it was such a dark night that we didn't see anything

36. It / fine weather / they / spent / whole afternoon / garden.

it is such fine weather that they spent the whole afternoon in the garden

37. New York / a big city / Jane was lost / in

New York is such a big city that Jane was lost in it

38. My neighbors / bad people / they / noise / all day

my neighbors are such bad people that they make noise all day

39. It / interesting film / I / to see / twice

it is such an interesting film that i have seen it twice

40. She / beautiful girl / everybody / admire

she is such a beautiful girl that everybody admires her

Kết hợp từ ở cột A với cụm từ thích hợp ở cột B:

Put the verbs in brackets into their correct forms!

1. I would have read the letter if I____had known_______ (know) it was from you.

2. If Tony doesn't help in the garden I_____won't finish_____ (not finish) my work in time.

3 .If you______didn't tell____ (not tell) me about Maxwell's birthday I would forget it.

4. We_____would have caught________ (catch) the train earlier if Mary had found her purse.

5. If Susan_____had learned_______ (learn) the poem she would have known the answer.

6. If it_____is_______ (be) too hot we will stop and get a cold drink.

7. If it_____didn't rain______ (not rain) today I would stay it home.

8. If the Professor spoke clearly we_______would understand___ (understand) him better.

9. If you go on talking like that we______will throw____ (throw) you out.

10. If Sasha_______went___ (go) home now he would meet his own brother.

11. If it rained, the streets_____would be_____ (be) wet.

12. If I___hadn't told_______ (not tell) Jim the address he wouldn't have found you.

13. The bird_____would have died_______ (die) if you had caught it.

14. What______would you do_____ (you, do) if you won the lottery?

15. If the weather___doesn't change______ (not change) we will reach the top of the mountain.

16. Dinner_____would be_____ (be) fine if the meat weren't cold.

17. I'm sure Benny____will come________ (come) if you wait a bit longer.

18. If you ring the bell, somebody______will answer_____ (answer) it.

19. If Bert____had seen______ (see) you, he would have talked to you.

20. You_____would have found______ (find) your ticket if you had looked into your pockets.

21. You______will fall_____ (fall) ill if you eat so much.

22. What______would have happened_____ (happen) if the door had not been opened?

23. If Chris asked you for a cigarette,_____would you give_____ (you, give) him one?

24. If you______bought____ (buy) that big car, you would need a lot of money.

25.______would you change_____ (You, change) the colour of your hair if I asked you to do so?

26. If you give me the letter, I________will post____- (post) it for you.

27. _____would you have posted_______(You, post) the letter if I had given it to you?

28. If the weather is fine, I_______will go_____ (go) swimming.

29. If you______don't work______ (not work) harder, you won't pass the exam.

30. If they_____were______ (be) rich, they would travel around the world.

31. The children_____would go_____ (go) skating if the lake were frozen.

32. What would you have done, if you____had lost_______ (lose) your handbag?

33. What will happen if you_______don't know_____ (not know) the answer?

34. She_____would have gone_____(go) on holiday, if she hadn't been ill.

35. If I_______had noticed________ (notice) you, I would have said hello.

36. If I_____were_____ (be) like you, I wouldn't watch such films.

37. If you opened your eyes, you________would see___ (see) a wonderful world.

38. People_____will live______ (live) in peace if they stop fighting.

39. If Tom drinks so much, he_____can't drive____ (cannot drive) home.

40. If we_____didn't hurry______ (not hurry) we would miss the train.

41. He_____wouldn't spend______ (not spend) so much money if he weren't a happy person.

42. ____would you have come______(You, come ), if you had had more time?

43. If Jim____had studied_____ (study) the new words he would have got a better mark.

44. If he were rich, he___could buy________ (buy) the house.

45. If you don't hurry you_____willbe______ (be) late.

46. If it wasn't so hot, we_____would play______ (play) football.

47. If I_____were_____ (be) ill, would you visit me?

48. If Sean____hadn't been________ (not be) driving so fast, the police would not have stopped him.

49.I f I had sold my house, I______would have got______ (get) 4 million pounds.

50. If I_____were_______ (be) you I would I would do it.

BÀi 1:Give the correct form of the CAPITALS to complete each of the following sentences.

1. You have to use your ........imagination......(IMAGINE) when you read the story.

2. I think corporal ........punishment...(PUNISH) is now prohibited in schools.

3. .....traditionally........(TRADITION), we used to cook five-colour sticky rice on the first day of the lunar month.

4. Tom says he can't put up with Mary's ........behavior......(BEHAVE) any longer.

5. Those ....attendants.........(ATTEND) over there are friends of both then bride and groom.

6. The photo brought back many happy memories of my......childhood.........(CHILD)

7. I think riding a bicycle is ........inconvenient.........(CONVENIENCE), especially when it rains.

8. She said that in her village ......marriage.........(MARRY) used to be arranged by parents .

9. Thirty years ago only ......wealthy.............(WEALTH) people in the city had the TV.

10. We used to ......think..........(THOUGHT) of our home village when we lived overseas.

BÀi 2: Complete each of the following sentences with used to / didn't use to using the verbs from the box.

1. On my childhood, there........didn't use to be...... so many high buildings here. There were parks.

2. People .......used to write...... with pen, but now they use computers.

3. My brother ........used to play......... football, but an injure stopped him from playing.

4. In my grandfather's youth, people .....didn't use to travel....... by car. They rode horses.

5. I .......used to walk..... to school, but two weeks ago I got a bike so now I ride it every day.

6. My sister ........didn't use to swim.......... when we go to the beach because sshe was afraid of water.

7. Mr. Lam .........didnt use to watch...... television in the morning. He did it in the evening.

8. David was a good climber in his youth. He .......used to climb...... very high mountains.

9. My parents ..........didn't use to buy....... me expensive toys as we were not rich.

10. We ...used to shop...... in the town market. We bought fish, fruit and vegetables.

số hộp 100 thùng sữa lớn chưa được là:

24x100=2400 ( hop )

số hộp 100 thùng sữa nhỏ chưa được là:

12x100=1200 (hôp)

số hộp sữa đại lí đó có là:

2400+1200=3600(hộp)

đáp số: 3600 hộp sữa

Complere the sentences. Use an expression from the list and put the verb into the correct form where necessary.

have a baby. have a break .have a chat .have difficulty .have a shower .have a look .have lunch .have a party .have a nice time .have a good flight

1. I don't eat much during the day. I have never had lunch.

2. David starts work at 8 o'clock and ....has a break. at 10:30

3. We ...had a party .. last week. It was great – we invited lots of people.

4 Excuse me, can I ..have a look... at your newspaper, please?

5 Jim is away on holiday at the moment. I hope he ...will have a nice time..

6 I met Ann in the supermarket yesterday. We stopped and .had a chat....

7 A: ..did you have difficulty in... finding the book you wanted?

B: No,I found it OK

8 Suzanne ...had a baby.. a few weeks ago. It's her second child. 9

A: Why didn't you answer the phone?

B: I ..was having a shower...

10 You meet your friend Sally at the airport. She has just arrived. You say: Hi, Sally. How are you? ......did you have a good flight.... ?

Complete the following sentences with the correct words from the table.

Prince. Present. Principal. Brick. Branch

Breakfast. Prize. Bridge. Bracelet. Price

1. The.....Principal.....is the head of a school or college

2. The clock is a ....Present.....of my birthday from my best friend

3. They took a photo of the....Bridge......over the Mekong River

4. It is the house in our neighborhood built of red....Brick....

5. Would you like some bread and butter for..Breakfast......

6. What is the...Price...of petrol now?

7. The little boy climed the tree and sat on a......Branch.........

8. In Britain, the eldest son of the king or queen has a title "..Prince...of Wales"

9. She won the first...Prize......in the competition

Anyone who knows how to play chess will understand how to write a screenplay for a film. Most chess players stumble from beginning to end. We don’t know much, but we know enough to play. We move without really knowing what’s going to happen further on in the game. Maybe we can see one or two moves ahead, and, if we can, we’re pleased by our uncanny ability to see even that far ahead. Better than the days when we couldn’t see ahead at all – when we were playing blindly. Over time, as we learned more about playing chess, we made a startling revelation: chess depends more upon long-term strategy than upon short-term tactics. Up till then, we’d been happy with a rather short-sighted approach. Suddenly, we became aware of ‘the big picture’. We began to see the game as a whole, not just a series of individual moves. And once we saw the game as a whole, we began to see patterns emerge in the play. Gambits, they call them. And the patterns have names, such as openings, middle games and end games. In chess, as in screenplay writing, the more often you play, the more aware you become of its complexities.

1. According to the writer, how do inexperienced chess players feel?

A. Delighted to be able to finish a game.

B. Encouraged by each improvement.

C. Amazed by how quickly they learned.

D. Pleased to be able to play with confidence.

2. The writer compares chess and screenplay writing in order to………

A. Explain that we learn both by trial and error.

B. Emphasize the fixed nature of both process.

C. Suggest that success depends on attension to details.

D. Demonstrate the importance of having a plan.

3. What does “uncanny” mean?

A. Natural

B. Strange

C. Unable

D. Sudden

4. Which of the following is not used to described an inexperienced chess player?

A. Playing blindly

B. Thinking of chess as a short-term process

C. Seeing how a game opens, goes on and ends

D. Using short-sighted approaches

5. The word “ revelation” is closest in meaning to

A. Exposition

B. Recognition

C. Realization

D. Imagination