GRADE 10 MS THAO NGUYEN- KIM LIEN HIGH SCHOOL-0902114242

Name: Date:3/12/2021
LESSON 10: COLLOCATIONS

DO: COMPLISHMENT, CARRY OUT, HOÀN THÀNH VIỆC GÌ

do an assignment:
do business (with):
do one’s best:
do a crossword:
do damage:
do a course:
do history/ economics:
do an experiment:
do good:
do harm:
do a job:
do one’s duty:
do one’s hair:
do one’s homework:
do research:
do someone a favour:
do the shopping:
do wonders/ miracles:
do without:
do wrong:
MAKE: PRODUCE/ MANUFACTURE=LÀM RA, CHẾ TẠO RA
make an appointment:
make an attempt:
make an announcement:
make the bed:
make a cake:
make changes:
make a choice:
make a comment:
make a complaint:
make a comparison:
make a contribution:
make a decision:
make a difference:
make a distinction:
make an effort:
make an excuse:
make a law:
make a mistake:
make money:
make progress:
make a plan:
make a phone call:
make preparation for:
make a profit: tạo ra lợi nhuận, kiếm lời
make a promise: hứa
make a speech: phát biểu
make noise: làm ồn
make a start: bắt đầu
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make a suggestion: đưa ra lời khuyên, đề xuất,
make a will: làm di chúc

make up one’s mind:

decide, make decision
make use of: sử dụng, take
advantage of

TAK
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take sb/sth for granted: coi

điều gì là hiển nhiên

take place:
take part in:
take effect:
take advantage of sth:
take notice of sth:
take responsibility for sth:
take interest in:
take offence:
take power/ office:
take a pity on sb:
take a view/ attitude:
take sth as a compliment:
take sth as an insult:

HAVE
have difficulty (in) doing sth: have a problem:
have a go/ a try:

PAY
pay attention to:
pay a compliment:
pay a visit to sb:
tribute to:
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Exe
1:
Fill in
the
blanks

using

appropriate verbs that would complete the collocation.

1. If you park there, you will have to ………………………….. a fine.
a) pay                    b) take                  c) have
2. He …………………………… no attention to my requests.
a) paid                  b) took                 c) had
3. I ……………………….. a cough to catch her attention.
 a) gave                 b) paid                  c) took
4. Although the doctors tried hard, they couldn’t ………………………….. his life.
a) save : bả o vệ mạ ng số ng          b) bring                 c) take
5. Abbreviations …………………… space and hence they are very common in newspaper headlines.
a) catch                 b) save: tiết kiệm               c) take
6. Do you ……………………….. a diary?
a) keep                 b) have                 c) save
7. Few people can …………………………. a secret.
a) keep                 b) save                 c) have
8. He still ……………………………. in touch with most of his old school mates.
a) keeps               b) saves                 c) take
9. I asked her what her problem was but she ……………………………….. quiet.
a) kept                  b) took                 c) saved
10. They ………………………….. close to hitting each other.
a) came                 b) took                 c) brought
Exe 2: Fill in the blanks using appropriate verbs that would complete the collocation.
1. My grandfather was a …………. smoker, so few people were surprised when he died of oral cancer.
a) serial b) heavynghiện nặ ngc) big
2. She was a / an ………. wife who loved her husband more than anything else in the whole universe.
a) devoted: tậ n tâ m b) sincere c) intelligent
3. I always avoid his company because he is a crashing …………………….. crashing bore: ngườ i nhà m
chá n
a) bore b) nuisance c) guy
4. It is a golden ………………………… If you miss it, you will regret it.
a) chance b) opportunity c) offer
5. She seemed quite interested in buying that house, but at the last moment, she changed her ………..
a) mind b) thoughts c) offer
6. Although I was …………………. annoyed by her attitude, I said nothing.
a) moderately b) lightly c) slightly
7. Could you …………………. the oil?
a) inspect b) chech: check the oil: kiểm tra xă ng xe c) test

Exe 3: Complete the following text:

I met my ex-husband in 1995; we FELL in love at first sight. We HAD a fantastic relationship
for three happy years. Then, on our third anniversary, he proposed and we GOT married six months
later. At first, everything was perfect; we both SHARED/DID the housework together; I DID the
washing-up and MADE the beds and he DID the cooking. He always MADE a mess when he DID the
cooking, but I didn’t mind because the dinners were always delicious.
Everything changed after a few years when he DID/GOTa new job in Manchester; we MADE
the decision to move there, so he wouldn’t have to TAKE the train to work every day. He started
working later and PAID less attention to me. He stopped DOING the housework, so I had to
HANDLE/DO everything. He MADE a lot of PROMISE but then he would BREAK them. He was very
stressed and he started to GO bald, he WAS/GOT very depressed about this and started GETTING
drunk after work. I was GETTING very worried about him. He would always come home drunk and
MADE a mess. Then, one day, while I was cleaning his clothes, something CAUGHT my attention. It
was a lipstick stain on his shirt. I WAS very angry; he was KEEPING/MAKING/HIDING a secret from
me! That night when he CAME home, I confronted him and he BROKE the news to me: he had been
HAVING an affair. It BROKE my heart. I kicked him out of the house and we GOT divorced two
weeks later.
 UNIT 4 CONSOLIDATION: FOR A BETTER COMMUNITY
A. LANGUAGE
I. PRONUNCIATION
Exercise 1: Choose the word whose underlined part is pronounced differently from the others.
1. A. jog B. anything C. ring D. sing
2. A. disabled B. husband C. because D. accuse
3. A. promised B. increased C. practised D. caused
4. A. society B. musician C. introduce D. license

Exercise 2: Choose the word whose stress pattern is different from that of the others.
1. A. disadvantaged B. volunteer C. information D. machinery
2. A. endless B. various C. interact D. oversized
3. A. appreciate B. classical C. energy D. necessary
4. A. facilities B. urgent C.safety D. interview

II. VOCABULARY AND GRAMMAR

Choose the best answer which best fits each space in each sentence.
1. She's quite an ......................woman. We are really...................... in what she is saying on the subject.
A. interested/ interesting B. interesting/ interested
A. interested/ interested D. interesting/ interesting
2. As I (cross) the road I (step) on a banana skin and (fall) heavily.
A. was crossing/ stepped/ fell B. crossed/ was stepping/ falling
C. was crossing/ stepping/ falling D. had crossed/ stepped/ fell
3. He was a lucky man. He used to have...................... opportunities for making money.
A. useful B. endless C. hopeless D. hopeful
4. Are you getting excited ........ ............ your holiday?
A. with B. in C. from D. about
5. "He raised one eyebrow meaningfully". That means...........................
A. One eyebrow was raised in a meaning way.
B. He raised one eyebrow in a meaningful way.
C. It is a meaningful way to raise his eyebrow.
D. He is in a meaningful way to raise his eyebrow.
6. He is never willing to listen to the views of others. He is a.............................. person.
A. negative B. positive C. pessimist D. narrow-minded
7. "He spent all his lifetime taking care of the homeless". That means ....
A. He devoted all his life in the care of the homeless people.
B. He devoted all his life to the care of homeless people,
C. He devoted all his life to take care of homeless people.
D. He devoted all his life taking the care of homeless people.
8. "What you (do)..................at 5 p.m. yesterday?
A. did you do B. did you use to do
C. had you done D. were you doing
9. "Did you enjoy your visit to the art museum?"-"............................
A. Really not B. No really C. Not really! D. Of course I do
10. She had a...................look on her face when I asked her where she was going.
A. surprised B. puzzled C. puzzling D. surprising

III. WORD FORM

Use the word given in capitals at the end of each sentence to form a word that fits in the space in
the same sentence.
1. I think the most sensible....idea is to go by car. SENSE
2. Skateboarding is no longer very fashionable. . .in this country. FASHIOPN
3. Don't touch that glass vase! It's absolutely priceless! PRICE
4. Driving on these mountain roads in winter is a bit hazardous:nguy hiểm = HAZARD
dangerous ................. . HONESTY
5. It was very dishonest of him to steal that money. ANNOYANCE
6. I get annoyed when people smoke in restaurants. COWOARD
7. That was a very cowardly: hèn nhá t thing to do! TRUE
8. You can trust her. She's a very trueful = trustworthy girl. CONCERN
9. The book is primarily concerned with Soviet-American relations during the Cold
War. EMBARRASS
10.1 find it quite embarrassing to talk in front of a group of people.

B. READING
Exercise 1: Read the passage and choose the best answer to each question
A group of fifteen volunteers came to our little mountainous village last month.
We used to have a tedious and quiet fife until they came. When they appeared at the end of the road
leading to the village, we heard their loud songs and their merry laughter. The village children
ran after them and formed a big procession. On the first day, they had a talk with the head of the village
in the morning, and later in the evening with all the villagers.
The brought a lot of things along with them such as clothes, food and school things. During the days they
stayed in our village, they did a lot of things for US.
They repaired the furniture in our village school. They distributed books and pencils to the school
children, organized entertaining programs in the evenings to teach the children songs and games...
Life in our little village became noisier and more exciting. Everyone - old and young - had a good time. I
found a big fun looking at them moving among crowds of children and even curious adults.
1. How many volunteers came to the village?
A. Fifty B. Forty C. Fifteen D. A lot of
2. What did the villagers hear when the volunteers appeared at the end of the road leading to the village?
A. Volunteers' loud voices
B. Their chatter
C. Their loud songs
D. Their loud songs and their merry laughter
3. What did the village children do when the volunteers appeared?
A. They talked with the head of the village.
B. They brought a lot of things with them,
C. They ran after the volunteers
D. They did a lot of things for the village.
4. Which of the following was done by the volunteers?
A. They cooked meals for the villagers.
B. They taught the children songs and games, C. They repaired the village roads.
D. They talked about population.
5. How did life in their village become when the volunteers arrived?
A. Noisier and more exciting B. Tedious and quiet
C. Funny D. Boring and dull

Exercise 2: Read the text. Are the sentences are true or false?
1. The writer didn't have to pay for the trip. ________.
2. There were eight volunteers staying at the centre. __________________
3. The volunteers had to rescue the animals from cruel owners. ________
4. They had to feed the animals immediately after breakfast __________________
5. The volunteers entered some of the cages to feed the animals.____________
6. They didn't open the enclosures of the big cats. ___________
7. The writer thinks the gap years are character-building
but don't help you academically. ___________

AN UNFORGETTABLE EXPERIENCE
The trip of my lifetime was definitely the month I spent in Ecuador on an animal rescue project in my gap
year. I'd worked temping for six months to finance my trip, and I had the most amazing time imaginable.
I stayed with eight other volunteers in the Santa Martha Rescue Centre, which is situated in a rural part
of Andes, surrounded by volcanoes. The centre cares for animals that have been treated badly by their
owners and ranges from jaguars and pumas to monkeys and parrots. Our job was to feed the animals and
keep them clean.
A typical day started at 7a.m. when we had to give the animals their breakfast before having our own.
After breakfast we helped the local staff with maintenance jobs around the centre, like repairing cages
and building new enclosures. We normally stopped at around 2p.m. and then went back to feed the
animals again at 4p.m.
I spent most of my time chopping fruit for the animals, but the best bit was entering the cages and
feeding them. My favorites were the baby monkeys who greeted me each morning by jumping all over
me and pulling my hair. Watering the young cats was slightly more dangerous and we had to do it in
pairs. One person would entertain the cats while the other opened the cages and grabbed the water
bowls. We filled the adults' bowls from outside the enclosures, which seemed like a much more sensible
idea to me.
The whole trip was unforgettable, and I would recommend everyone to take a gap year. You gain
confidence and become more self-sufficient as well as getting hands-on experience of your degree
subject. Just earn some money, book the trip you fancy most and get out there and do it!

C. WRITING
Use the word given and other words to complete each sentence. You must use between two and five
words. Do not change the word given.
1. I'm looking forward to the summer holiday,
I’m longing the summer holiday
2.I'm looking forward to the summer holiday.
It.............................................................tine summer holiday.
1. People believed the earth was flat. believed
The earth ...............................flat.
3 I can't see what it says here, make
I can't.................................................................here.
4. I'd prefer you to see to it personally, rather
I...................................................................personally.
4. He was fired because he was late for work too often, sack
He …………………………….late for work too often.

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