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TR??NG ??I H?C NGO?I NG?
H� N?I, 2019
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Tr??ng ??i h?c Ngo?i ng? - ??i h?c Qu?c gia H� N?i
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PH?N 1: PH�T �M
T�m t? c� c�ch ph�t �m ?u�i ed kh�c.
A. mended B. faced C. objected D. waited
A. talked B. naked C. liked D. asked
A. explored B. named C. travelled D. separated
A. filled B. missed C. switched D. watched
A. talked B. passed C. called D. watched
A. played B. matched C. cleaned D. opened
A. hated B. watched C. decided D. wanted
A. finished B. raised C. cooked D. stopped
A. enjoyed B. loved C. joined D. helped
A. stopped B. watched C. decided D. flipped
A. stopped B. played C. packed D. parked
A. picked B. worked C. naked D. booked
A. included B. wanted C. wicked D. noticed
A. moved B. checked C. pushed D. stepped
#A. decided B. moved C. carried D. believed
A. laughed B. sacrificed C. kicked D. explained
A. allowed B. passed C. argued D. raised
A. studied B. approved C. reminded D. returned
A. finished B. escaped C. damaged D. promised
A. finished B. played C. influenced D. helped
A. linked B. declared C. finished D. developed
A. approached B. sacrificed C. unwrapped D. obliged
A. watched B. promoted C. invited D. decided
A. wicked B. cooked C. sacred D. started
A. moaned B. presented C. viewed D. robbed
A. ploughed B. disliked C. coughed D. laughed
A. ruined B. crowded C. admired D. strolled
A. reserved B. locked C. forced D. touched
A. laughed B. cleaned C. brushed D. stopped
A. showered B. linked C. concerned D. belonged
A. needed B. afforded C. advanced D. invented
A. loved B. appeared C. agreed D. coughed
A. practiced B. raised C. rained D. followed
A. looked B. laughed C. decided D. experienced
A. learned (adj) B. lived C. naked D. supposedly
A. concerned B. raised C. developed D. maintained
A. involved B. organized C. impressed D. carried
A. advanced B. surprised C. orphaned D. weighed
A. crooked B. sacred C. learned D. studied
A. influenced B. terrified C. averaged D. accompanied
A. puzzled B. wicked C. offered D. confused
A. processed B. infested C. balanced D. reached
43.
A. dissolved
B. sacrificed
C. reformed
D. ploughed
44.
A. daunted
B. installed
C. committed
D. confided
45.
A. crooked
B. engaged
C. expected
D. attracted
46.
A. assumed
B. preceded
C. determined
D. approved
47.
A. conducted
B. respondedC. rejectedD. convinced48.A. challengedB. consistedC. detailedD.
mentioned49.A. achievedB. announcedC. convincedD. excused50.A. owedB. requiredC.
qualifiedD. establishedII. T�m t? c� ph�t �m ?u�i s, es kh�c nhau.1.A. names
B. lives
C. dances
D. tables
2.
A. nights
B. days
C. years
D. weekends
3.
A. pens
B. markers
C. books
D. rulers
4.
A. attempts
B. nods
C. pigeons
D. bends
5.
A. clerks
B. tools
C. stands
D. chairs
6.
A. faces
B. overcomes
C. horses
D. passes
7.
A. presidentsB. elementsC. studentsD. besides8.A. activitiesB. watchesC. dishesD.
boxes9.A. dollsB. carsC. vansD. trucks10.A. pensB. closetsC. sweetsD. lamps11.A.
rulersB. pencilsC. bagsD. books12.A. beesB. cupboardsC. jumpsD. bedrooms13.A.
movesB. bossesC. brushesD. foxes14.A. catsB. dogsC. papersD. drawers15.A. beachesB.
watchesC. wakesD. lunches16.A. proofsB. booksC. pointsD. days17.A. helpsB. laughsC.
cooksD. finds18.A. neighborsB. friends
C. finds
D. photographs
19.
A. snacks
B. follows
C. spoons
D. writers
20.
A. streets
B. questions
C. books
D. makes
21.
A. cities
B. satellites
C. series
D. hobbies
22.
A. develops
B. concerts
C. laughs
D. discovers
23.
A. designs
B. streets
C. booksD. concepts24.A. proofsB. regionsC. liftsD. rocks25.A. involvesB.
believesC. appliancesD. facilities26.A. remembersB. cooksC. wallsD. pyramids27.A.
sportsB. confrontsC. outbreaksD. minds28.A. nationsB. speakersC. languagesD.
minds29.A. proofsB. looksC. lendsD. stops30.A. checksB. bagsC. photographsD.
speaks31.A. parentsB. brothersC. weekendsD. feelings32.A. choresB. dishesC.
housesD. coaches33.A. worksB. shopsC. shiftsD. plays34.A. coughsB. sings
C. stops
D. sleeps
35.
A. creates
B. believes
C. exploits
D. jackets
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36.
A. pools
B. trucks
C. umbrellas
D. workers
37.
A. programs
B. individuals
C. subjects
D. celebrations
38.
A. churches
B. devices
C. resources
D. wives
39.
A. barracks
B. labors
C. means
D. headquarters
40.
A. activities
B. species
C. resources
D. densities
41.
A. appeals
B. chairs
C. shops
D. schools
42.
A. houses
B. horses
C. matches
D. quantities
43.
A. walls
B. feminists
C. goods
D. fingers
44.
A. arms
B. legs
C. headsD. chests45.A. brothersB. parentsC. daughtersD. nephews46.A. hearsB.
dreamsC. rentsD. loans47.A. knowsB. remainsC. staysD. meets48.A. regretsB.
remembersC. drinksD. laughs49.A. preventsB. occursC. answersD. animals50.A.
decreasesB. differencesC. amusesD. reaches
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A. study B. bury C. cut D. young
A. all B. call C. want D. tall
A. brush B. rush C. push D. crush
A. barn B. harm C. charm D. fat
A. star B. cater C. half D. departure
A. bar B. charter C. car D. back
#A. given B. ridden C. widen D. kitchen
A. funny B. rubbish C. upper D. student
A. send B. member C. term D. November
A. remind B. get C. met D. debt
A. begin B. become C. decide D. meter
A. plus B. stuff C. skull D. full
A. map B. bank C. back D. star
A. silent B. open C. happen D. remind
#A. bit B. sit C. twin D. mine
A. against B. martial C. mature D. above
A. result B. lunch C. subject D. student
A. arrange B. arrive C. arise D. area
A. event B. preserve C. effect D. effort
A. toll B. roll C. doll D. hole
A. private B. attract C. romantic D. marriage
A. typist B. typical C. typo D. stylish
####A. twice B. machine C. routine D. magazine
A. species B. invent C. medicine D. tennis
A. transfer B. career C. variety D. afraid
A. denial B. destiny C. beware D. delay
A. purity B. burning C. studious D. durable
16.
A. entrance
B. arrive
C. rubber
D. actor
17.
A. maintain
B. market
C. social
D. office
18.
A. pretty
B. connect
C. prepare
D. request
19.
A. angry
B. complete
C. polite
D. apply
20.
A. produce
B. product
C. perform
D. protect
21.
A. privateB. amountC. resultD. suppose22.A. peacefulB. techniqueC. colorD.
southern23.A. graphicsB. increaseC. limitD. parcel24.A. advanceB. fireworksC.
followD. transfer (noun)25.A. competeB. decreaseC. figureD. require26.A. retireB.
reviewC. gratefulD. surround27.A. eventB. heroC. mostlyD. shooting28.A. marryB.
involveC. systemD. boxing29.A. camelB. createC. defendD. permit30.A. seriesB.
wildlifeC. cosyD. result31.A. thereforeB. casualC. certainD. approve
32.
A. central
B. hardly
C. option
D. announce
33.
A. unless
B. cancel
C. refuse
D. attend
34.
A. equal
B. respect
C. behave
D. realize
35.
A. succeed
B. total
C. anxious
D. fiction
36.
A. manage
B. shortage
C. target
D. provide
37.
A. accuse
B. demandC. proceedD. argue38.A. commerceB. reserveC. burdenD. southern39.A.
replyB. appearC. protectD. kindness40.A. swallowB. competeC. maintainD.
install41.A. fictionB. expertC. instanceD. secure
42.A. digestB. financeC. reduceD. provide43.A. promiseB. instanceC. obligeD.
knowledge44.A. oceanB. submitC. regionD. issue45.A. beliefB. controlC. maintainD.
whether46.A. relateB. majorC. forcefulD. focus47.A. nervousB. cheerfulC. tastyD.
regret48.A. distant
B. treatment
C. balance
D. concern
49.
A. action
B. aspect
C. endless
D. acquire
50.
A. contain
B. constant
C. contract
D. concept
1.
A.
computer
B.
friendliness
C.
hamburger
D.
teenager
2.
A.
holiday
B.
semester
C.
family
D.
interest
3.A.wonderfulB.batteryC.apartmentD.thunderstorm4.A.documentB.classicalC.nationalD.p
agoda5.A.beautifulB.SeptemberC.NovemberD.December6.A.animalB.electricC.differentD.h
ospital7.A.centuryB.horribleC.adventureD.company8.A.capitalB.badmintonC.terribleD.a
mazing9.A.museumB.operaC.uniformD.memory10.A.attractiveB.volleyballC.correctlyD.sem
ester11.A.calendarB.holidayC.understandD.colorful12.A.excitingB.importantC.remember
D.Pyramid13.A.seventeenB.anythingC.cucumberD.mountainous14.A.libraryB.OctoberC.usua
llyD.interesting15.A.VietnameseB.lemonadeC.importantD.Japanese16.A.seventyB.telepho
neC.benefitD.engineer17.A.suitableB.religionC.
develop
D.
romantic
18.
A.
character
B.
kangaroo
C.
butterfly
D.
celebrate
19.
A.
article
B.
maximum
C.
recycle
D.
generous
20.
A.
detective
B.
discover
C.
encourage
D.
primary
21.
A.
disappear
B.
energy
C.
regular
D.
charity
22.
A.
solution
B.
powerfulC.wheneverD.unselfish23.A.personalB.interviewC.collectionD.forester24.A.typ
icalB.comedyC.separateD.unlucky25.A.decorateB.arrivalC.employerD.historical26.A.emp
loyeeB.interruptC.recoverD.politely27.A.groceryB.sceneryC.defensiveD.championship28
.A.convenientB.professionC.pollutionD.attitude29.A.permissionB.qualifiedC.processin
gD.government30.A.citadelB.protectionC.pesticideD.dynamite31.A.disabledB.volcanoC.c
onstancyD.consuming32.A.accidentB.countrysideC.CanadaD.continue33.A.architectB.sugg
estionC.solutionD.position
34.A.nobodyB.designerC.relativeD.strawberry35.A.agencyB.followerC.magazineD.challen
ger36.A.mentallyB.lyricalC.interestD.domestic37.A.terrifyB.editionC.depositD.effect
ive38.A.tropicalB.refereeC.minimizeD.origin39.A.mosquitoB.herbicideC.decisionD.comp
oser40.A.disasterB.committeeC.loyaltyD.gestation41.A.medicalB.formallyC.visuallyD.e
rosion42.A.gloriousB.interactC.submarineD.volunteer43.A.viableB.occasionC.stimulate
D.altitude44.A.ambitiousB.conclusiveC.correspondD.extensive45.A.optionalB.operateC.
orallyD.commercial46.A.atmosphereB.officialC.abandonD.located47.A.endangerB.victory
C.conductionD.survival48.A.contraryB.elementC.linguisticD.partnership49.A.dedicateB
.wildernessC.heritageD.athletic50.A.conductorB.logicalC.strategyD.carnivore
1. A. information
B. television
C. television
D. watermelon2. A. wonderfullyB. AmericaC. supermarketD. secondary3. A.
helicopterB. comfortableC. mountaineeringD. beautifully4. A. anybodyB. kilometerC.
temperatureD. activity5. A. nationallyB. politicalC. CanadianD. unluckily6.
A. classicallyB. mechanicalC. behaviorD. millimeter7. A. fashionableB.
superheroC. availableD. elevator8. A. developingB. deliciouslyC. regularlyD.
ecosystem9. A. photographyB. stationeryC. excellentlyD. secretary10. A.
secretaryB. rememberingC. avocadoD. semifinal11. A. everybodyB. logicallyC.
entertainerD. centimeter12. A. understandingB. animationC. IndianaD. biology13.
A. apologyB. quarterfinalC. academicD. transportation14. A. adventurerB.
kindergartenC. receptionistD. community15. A. materialB. triangularC.
photographicD. ability16. A. exhibitionB. generationC. reputationD.
difficulty17. A. fashionableB. excitementC. forgettableD. impossible18. A.
miraculousB. necessaryC. acceptableD. familiar19. A. developmentB. experienceC.
situationD. certificate20. A. preparationB. unexpectedC. electronicD.
facility21. A. announcementB. ordinaryC. celebrateD. typically22. A. scientificB.
bodybuildingC. entertainmentD. preparation23. A. emergencyB. traditionalC.
relativelyD. intelligent24. A. destinationB. populationC. celebrationD.
philosopher25. A. participateB. unemploymentC. prepositionD. disappointment
26.A. biologist
B. deefinitely
C. conditional
D. unselfishness
27.
A. experiment
B. petroleum
C. expedition
D. communicate
28.
A. society
B. accompany
C. geography
D. dangerously
29.
A. naturally
B. delivery
C. especially
D. believable
30.
A. attractively
B. architectureC. AustraliaD. especially31.A. punctuationB. mathematicsC.
intervieweeD. unofficial32.A. reliableB. biographyC. technologyD. interviewer33.A.
altogetherB. historicalC. enjoyableD. conditional34.A. geographicB. recyclableC.
explorationD. preparation35.A. historicalB. successfullyC. physicallyD.
ingredient36.A. academicB. environmentC. artificialD. limitation37.A. energeticB.
independenceC. informativeD. pessimistic38.A. occasionalB. authorityC. participant
D. accidental
39.
A. introduction
B. dependable
C. incredible
D. vocational
40.
A. appreciate
B. basically
C. equality
D. responsible
41.
A. considerate
B. calculation
C. appreciate
D. congratulate
42.
A. separately
B. customary
C. psychologyD. agriculture43.A. fascinatingB. voluntaryC. accuracyD.
longevity44.A. optimisticB. professionalC. minorityD. encouragement45.A.
avoidableB. federationC. particularD. apologize46.A. renewableB. stimulatingC.
formalityD. relationship
47.
A. fascinating
B. military
C. discovery
D. reasonable
48.
A. opposition
B. regulation
C. intervention
D. curriculum
49.
A. memorable
B. distribution
C. universal
D. economic
50.
A. conservation
B. necessity
C. photogenic
D. cultivation
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LEVEL A2
The farmers could not find (A) buyers (B) for (C) this class of coffees (D).
Those tomato (A) in the (B) supermarket are (C) high-quality (D).
#Read the following passage and fill in each blank with one of the words given
(some can be used more than once, some may not be used).
parties boxes term moments house time other family thing guests
LEVEL B1
Read the following passage and fill in each blank with one of the words given
(some can be used more than once, some may not be used).
friendship thoughts opinion member experience support hobby
interest requirement relationships
"Friendships are (1) that involve two very critical dimensions �
interdependence and voluntary participation," explains Northern Illinois University
psychologist and (2) expert Dr. Suzanne Degges-White in an email interview.
As anyone who's ever been in a friendship knows, it's a complex process and (3)
. "True friendships are hallmarked by each (4) �s desire to engage with the
other � it's about mutual (5) in one another's experiences and (6) , as
well as a sense of 'belongingness' and connection," she says. "Friendships require
reciprocity � of admiration, respect, trust, and emotional and instrumental (7)
."
LEVEL B2 - B2+
Choose A, B, C or D to indicate the correct answer to each of the following
questions.
Science has made great during the past 30 years.
motion B. advances C. advantages D. opportunities
If you wear those shoes for another hour, you will definitely get .
scars B. bruises C. blisters D. spots
A historical novel is a form of _ which may include many facts.
legend B. fairy-tale C. fantasy D. fiction
His for his loyal support was a job at the company.
repayment B. compensation C. prize D. reward
The map was drawn to the standard of 1/100,000, so there was not much detail.
route B. line C. rate D. scale
A very sore throat had reduced his voice to a .
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cough B. whisper C. whistle D. scratch
It�s difficult to repair a car unless you have the right .
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gadgets B. instruments C. appliances D. tools
Posting on social media has become a(n) for Jack.
helping others can help you reduce stress, combat (3) , keep you mentally
stimulated, and provide a sense of (4) . While it�s true that the more you
volunteer, the more benefits you�ll experience, volunteering doesn�t have to
involve a long-term (5) or take a huge amount of time out of your busy day.
Giving in even simple ways can help others those in need and improve your health
and (6) _ .
#LEVEL A2
Choose A, B, C or D to indicate the correct answer to each of the following
questions
It can get quite busy here during the tourist _ .
season B. period C. phase D. stage
I wonder if you can _ me a small favor, Tom?
bring B. make C. give D. do
�Please, will you just tidy your room, and stop excuse?�
having B. making C. doing D. taking
Last weekend, I stayed at home and my homework.
gave B. did C. earned D. went
A meeting will be to discuss the matter.
#run B. taken C. held D. done
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Complete the sentences with one of the words given below (some can be used more
than once, some may not be used). Give the correct form if needed.
break make win do take show go practice earn pay
To keep fit and be healthy, you should _ exercise everyday.
Could you the differences between the twins? They are too alike!
I don�t think it�s easy to a living nowadays.
After 2 month practicing, finally they the match with the score 2�1 last week.
I think I�ve your phone. I hope it doesn�t cost much.
Yesterday, we _ a visit to the museum for the History essay.
use of dictionary when learning a foreign language is a neccessay.
You should not advantage of the others in life.
LEVEL B1
Choose A, B, C or D to indicate the correct answer to each of the following
questions.
Her ideas have _ a lot of attention in the scientific community.
attracted B. attained C. caught D. caused
Before doing the _ , farmers have to pump the water into the field.
ploughing B. transplanting C. harrowing D. harvesting
She finally achieved her of visiting the USA.
objective B. target C. desires D. ambition
When I was reading a book in my room last night, I heard the sound of glass.
breaking B. slipping C. dropping D. bursting
If you your mind about attending Mr. Jones�s lecturer, just give me a call.
change B. keep C. decide D. give
After a serious accident last month, the doctors are worried that he will suffer
brain
.
destruction B. damage C. disease D. injury
As a parent, you try to create a safe environment for your children to grow up.
house B. homing C. housing D. home
Zoos are trying to increase the expectancy of many animals.
life B. alive C. living D. lifetime
I got a new golf yesterday.
In the middle of the day, it�s just too scorching soaking up the sunshine. This is
the life!
LEVEL B2-B2+
Choose A, B, C or D to indicate the correct answer to each of the following
questions.
#Ann�s encouragement gave me a(n) to finish my Math homework.
what he says, he wasn�t even there when the crime was committed.
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Their washing machine was out of , so they couldn�t wash any clothes.
practice B. work C. order D. place
His name was on the of my tongue, but I just couldn�t remember it.
point B. edge C. tip D. top
The policeman looked me several times and obviously disliked what he saw.
over and over again B. up and down
C. from side to side D. in and out
They�ve made lots of new friends and their lives have become much better since
they joined the club.
social B. keen C. shape D. activity
She caught a _of the thief as he made his get-away.
LEVEL A2
Choose A, B, C or D to indicate the correct answer to each of the following
questions.
If you want to join this club, you must _ this application form.
make up B. write down C. do up D. fill in
The fireman had to break the room to rescue the children.
off B. up C. for D. about
Jane doesn't spend much money _ clothes.
over B. about C. on D. at
I've just spent two weeks looking an aunt of mine who's been ill.
at B. for C. out for D. after
It took him a long time to the death of his wife.
take away B. get over C. take off D. get through
I forgot the letter because I was so busy with my work.
#posting B. not to post C. to post D. not posting
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out B. up C. in D. on
The doctor advised my uncle to give _ smoking to have better health.
up B. out C. on D. in
I study English because I want to to foreign people and travel around the world.
tell B. understand C. say D. talk
Don�t forget to turn the electricity when leaving the house.
on B. in C. at D. off
My son told me that he wanted to learn how to table-tennis.
#play B. do C. make D. try
Complete each sentence with one of the words given (some can be used more than
once, some may not be used). Give the correct form if needed.
break make win do take show go practice earn pay
To keep fit and be healthy, you should _ exercise everyday.
Could you the differences between the twins? They are too alike!
I don�t think it�s easy to a living nowadays.
After 2 month practicing, finally they the match with the score 2 � 1 last week
I think I�ve your phone. I hope it doesn�t cost much.
Yesterday, we _ a visit to the museum for the History essay.
LEVEL B1
Choose A, B, C or D to indicate the correct answer to each of the following
questions.
Henry always up with new ideas in every science class.
comes B. gets C. makes D. takes
The plane is going to take off at night o�clock, so you just have an hour to
ready.
go B. take C. have D. get
He�s always grateful to my parents for they have him up for 10 years.
got B. raised C. brought D. given
In spite of the obvious evidence, the criminal kept what he had done to the
victim.
deny B. denying C. to deny D. denied
In modern life, some people believe that we don�t need History.
learn B. learning C. to learn D. learned
It�s raining cats and dogs, so the football match this evening will be _ off
for a week.
called B. put C. given D. made
I know she was shocked about the death of her parents, but she has to over
it by herself.
Rewrite the following sentences so that they have the same meaning as the original
ones.
She complimented me on my handling of a very tough situation. ( COMPLIMENT)
???_ .
It�s hard for modern people to balance work and family commitments. (MAINTAIN)
???_ .
The minister admited that he was blamed for the disaster and resigned.
(RESPONSIBILITY)
???_ .
As more students require better services, the university decided to build a new
campus. (DEMAND)
???_ .
My parents was very proud of my high result in a competition about general
knowledge. (PRIDE)
???_ .
I was offered a job in America but I turned it down. (OFFER)
???_ .
LEVEL B2-B2+
Choose A, B, C or D to indicate the correct answer to each of the following
questions.
His stomach began to because of the bad food he had eaten.
pain B. harm C. be hurt D. ache
If we the plan you suggest, we are more likely to be successful.
elect B. command C. vote D. adopt
She through the keyhole to see the present they were wrapping.
peeped B. peered C. stared D. gazed
As a result of their _ , the three small independent countries felt less
afraid of their powerful neighbor.
combination B. alliance C. partnership D. union
As there was a power cut in the hospital, the surgeon had to the operation.
call for B. call on C. call off D. call out
You must remember not to from the point when you write an essay.
go astray B. wander C. ramble D. go off
The tent was very complicated to erect but simple enough to .
dismantle B. dismount C. disconnect D. disclose
The hotel room over a beautiful garden.
viewed out B. faced up C. opened up D. looked out
#Mr. Hill had his money stolen and couldn�t _ his meal.
pay up B. pay out C. pay in D. pay for
When the tenants failed to pay their bill, the authorities decided to the
gas supply to the flat.
cut down B. cut out C. cut off D. cut up
I don�t think that purple shirt with your yellow skirt.
goes B. fits C. suits D. wears
This jacket is exactly the item I have been looking for. Can I _?
try it on B. dress it C. take it off D. wear it
I got to Steve well last year when we worked together.
introduce B. sympathize C. meet D. know
When the fire broke out, an electric alarm .
went off B. opened up C. came in D. put out
Everyone knows about pollution problems, but not many people have any
solutions.
thought over B. got round to C. come up with D. looked into
Most of the old part of the city was by bombs during the war.
smashed B. fell C. destroyed D. broken
Due to the unfavorable weather conditions, my flight was by 2 hours.
delayed B. dismissed C. cancelled D. frozen
The judge the pedestrian for the accident despite lack of sound evidence.
accused B. charged C. blamed D. sued
They _ the idea of celebrating the anniversary with a concert.
hit upon B. lashed off C. made over D. phased out
Sports drinks have as consumers have become more health-conscious.
caught on B. dived in C. piled up D. moved on
Mrs. Binh will Mr. Nam when he goes on his business trip abroad.
stand in for B. stand by C. stand up for D. stand for
The man in the room claimed to be a policeman, but the woman wasn�t .
taken on B. taken off C. taken in D. taken over
My back started to hurt again as the effects of the pain killer .
took off B. went off C. set off D. wore off
Many birds fly south before winter sets .
off B. over C. in D. on
I could never _ paragliding. It�s just not my type of sport.
come around to B. stand up for C. go in for D. stay out of
LEVEL A2
Choose A, B, C or D to indicate the correct answer to each of the following
questions.
"I don�t think John looks well. He seems _ .�
fairly tired B. fair tired C. fair tiredly D. fairly tiredly
She seemed on the topic and asked the teacher a lot of questions.
fond B. interested C. keen D. fall
"Do you think Margaret will take the job you offered her?" "I don�t know. She
seemed in it, however.�
interest B. interesting C. interested D. interestingly
The students all went to the circus yesterday. I heard it was really .
amused B. amusing C. amuse D. amusingly
�You look nervous�
�This thunder makes me .�
scary B. scared C. scare D. scaring
It�s easier to travel abroad when you can speak language like English.
a strange B. an unknown C. a foreign D. an outside
She stayed and didn�t say anything more during the rest of the meeting.
quiet B. sleepy C. afraid D. confident
Thank you so much for your help. That is very of you.
slow B. kind C. happy D. big
It is very in the desert.
low B. rainy C. high D. dry
The math problem was so that Mai had to ask his sister for help.
small B. difficult C. easy D. big
If he were , he would be a good basketball player.
fat B. thin C. high D. tall
I find this novel very . The writer has a great writing style.
LEVEL B1
Choose A, B, C or D to indicate the correct answer to each of the following
questions.
Mr. Pitt did a(n) job on his presentation about recycling, inspiring those
present to start recycling programs.
mere B. outstanding C. advisable D. voluntary
Since this area is very convenient for those who work in the city, property tends
to be rather .
spacious B. overpriced C. luxurious D. vast
Pandas looks gentle, but in fact they are quite .
fierce B. thoughtful C. intelligent D. graceful
The student was of understanding the theory even after the professor�s profound
explanation.
incompetent B. unsuccessful C. helpless D. incapable
Patrick is too _ a gambler to resist placing a bet on the final game.
compulsive B. spontaneous C. instant D. continuous
It was the commission�s job to decide whether the pilot was for the crash
after that occurred right after the take-off.
prone B. responsible C. guilty D. comprehensive
#I�m having difficulty understanding what he means.
great B. broad C. large D. full
It wasn�t me who stole the jewels. You�ve made a mistake.
large B. big C. great D. high
Cereals are good for you because most of them are in fat.
short B. low C. small D. light
Many busy housewives today buy foods.
icy B. cold C. frozen D. freezing
Kenzie protected his handle from a(n) suspect.
armed B. track C. absolute D. technical
We bought a battery- clock to take with us on our camping trip.
operated B. worked C. used D. serviced
He is so because he never pays his rent on time.
careful B. forgetful C. meticulous D. patient
I�m just a(n) person with a normal life, but I�m still happy.
traditional B. common C. usual D. ordinary
She is really to her best friends. She never talks behind their back.
supportive B. respectful C. loyal D. close
You will have to redo the task because your work has been .
unsatisfactory B. unusual C. unpleasant D. unnecessary
Nam�s parents are _ , so he only gets to see his father at weekends.
single B. reunited C. alone D. divorced
Susan is so _ . She always breaks things.
careful B. self-care C. caring D. careless
I hate people who are and keep telling lies all the time.
dishonest B. reliable C. generous D. tactful
There are usually some special events organized in places at weekends.
large B. common C. general D. public
It�s almost impossible to calculate the number of deaths caused by
the earthquake.
exact B. right C. correct D. concise
The metro can be the first time you use it.
mistaken B. bewildered C. confusing D. puzzled
My uncle is really _ . He is in a rock band.
small B. cool C. old D. tall
�What a terrible football game!�
�I thought it was .�
delightful B. delighting C. delight D. delighted
The ending of the movie is .
heart-break B. hearted-break C. heart-breaking D. heart-broken
LEVEL B2
Choose A, B, C or D to indicate the correct answer to each of the following
questions.
agriculture is the most practiced form of agriculture around the world.
usual B. traditional C. organic D. customary
It is evident that Surrey was victory, for he placed his own army in a
favorable position.
confident of B. excited about C. convenient for D. famous for
After an awkward silence, she glanced up at him with a smile.
malicious B. childlike C. harmless D. childish
It is also a wonderful way for family members to team up for an activity that
is just plain fun and memorable.
strong B. loose C. nuclear D. close-knit
#Please be careful with that antique vase � it is .
invaluable B. inexpensive C. valueless D. worthless
High school students in Vietnam usually feel really _ with the amount of homework
they have to do.
overwhelmed B. overpowered C. overdosed D. overbearing
The vase is definitely , but just a very good imitation.
genuine B. satisfying C. true D. authentic
Will university education make students more about their subjects?
knowledgeable B. academic C. mindful D. intelligent
We will have some _ tests before the real examination next month.
false B. mock C. artificial D preparatory
Doctor�s handwriting is usually .
illegible B. illiterate C. illuminated D. illegitimate
After a day of housework, I am totally .
weak B. strained C. dull D. exhausted
Many ideas that are accepted today were considered and exciting back then.
alternate B. steady C. mature D. novel
New and music exerted a strong influence on young people
internal B. innovative C. innate D. incoherent
�What you are saying now isn�t with what you said last week�.
coherent B. confirmed C. concurrent D. consistent
I find the offer quite , but I think I�d rather study in Hanoi.
envious B. inclined C. desirous D. tempting
Match the adjectives, connected with people�s emotions or character, with their
opposite.
unperturbed
lazy
gloomy
strict
thick-skinned
reserved
defensive
gullible
indecisive
methodical
alienated
sincere
sensitive
cheerful
forgiving
garrulous
slapdash
skeptical
integrated
apprehensive
reliable
easy-going
aggressive
purposeful
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
carefree
vindictive
dependable
devious
anxious
energetic
13.
14.
15.
LEVEL A2
Choose A, B, C or D to indicate the correct answer to each of the following
questions.
#Come here . You have to see this!
weakly B. quickly C. slowly D. lightly
I can't do it as as Marie can. Her drawings always look beautiful.
good B. well C. bad D. badly
Nam worked very __ in the mission. Everybody praised him.
hardly B. hard C. bad D. badly
Michael took the assistant job after being unemployed for so long.
unhappy B. unhappily C. happy D. happily
I was so excited. My new apartment was decorated.
good B. well C. poor D. poorly
Nathan sang and won the first prize in the school�s singing contest.
good B. beautiful C. beautifully D. goodly
Let's walk more . I don't want to arrive at the meeting late.
quick B. quickly C. slow D. slowly
Everything happened so . We had to move to California in less than a month.
fast B. fastly C. slow D. slowly
They hang out because they live far from each other.
always B. usually C. often D. rarely
She is making noise in class. I can�t stand it anymore.
never B. sometimes C. always D. often
Complete the sentences with the best adverb. (Not every adverb is needed)
beautifully slowly loudly carelessly
easily finally suddenly quickly quietly
Come here . You have to see this!
He put the vase on the table. It fell to the floor.
Sharon is throwing a party on Saturday. She finished her PhD.
Let�s walk . I don�t want to be the first one at the meeting.
Alex put up the bookshelves. It was too difficult for me to do on my own.
I was so surprised. His new apartment was decorated.
Everything happened so . We had to move to California in less than a month.
Why does he always have to talk so ? You can hear him in the next room!
LEVEL B2-B2+
Choose A, B, C or D to indicate the correct answer to each of the following
questions.
The lights dimmed for a few seconds.
infallibly B. inexplicably C. indirectly D. ineffectively
The algae multiply to produce what is called an algal bloom.
chronologically B. temporarily C. efficiently D. swiftly
The documentary film about World War II makes no attempt to be accurate.
incidentally B. truthfully C. timelessly D. historically
She responded to my difficult question, making me impressed with her knowledge.
hastily B. nearly C. closely D. instantaneously
It is suspected the paintwork has been _ scratched, but no evidence of the
culprit has been found
willingly B. accidentally C. deliberately D. explicitly
LEVEL A2
Choose A, B, C or D to indicate the correct answer to each of the following
questions.
Everybody loves her because she is beautiful intelligent.
not only � but also B. either � or C. both � and D. A and C
I am saving money _ buy a new dress for my mom on her next birthday.
so as to B. in order to C. A and B D. so that
She tried a lot. , she didn�t win the first prize in the school�s speaking
contest.
Therefore B. However C. But D. So
I didn�t go out yesterday the heavy rain.
because of B. because C. as D. since
I want to buy that dress it is too expensive.
but B. so C. and D. to
I read the book twice, I still don�t understand it.
Though B. In spite of C. Despite D. Regardless of
I learned to ride a bike I was a child.
before B. while C. since D. when
Lan gave up the test was too hard for her.
as B. because C. since D. All are correct
After the tragic accident last year, she was deaf mute.
both � and B. either � or C. neither � nor D. either � and
Would you like chocolate vanilla ice cream?
or B. nor C. and D. lest
I have to be on time, my boss will be annoyed if I�m late.
Complete the sentences with one of the conjunctions given below (some can be used
more than once, some may not be used)
when but although however therefore so while in order to
because
Lan saw her ex-boyfriend she was walking on the street.
Lan likes reading books it gives her a lot of inspiration.
Lan is lazy, she still gets good marks.
Lan worked very hard. , she won the first prize.
I�m disappointed with myself I�ve made a lot of serious mistakes.
Lan practices speaking English everyday, _ she is able to speak it fluently.
My mom gives me some advice solve the problem.
People should use their car less protect the environment.
Combine the following sentences so that they have the same meaning as the original
ones, using appropriate CONJUNCTION(S).
We know him. We know his friends.
?
I wanted to go. He wanted to stay.
?
You can go there by bus. You can go there by train.
?
I was feeling tired. I went to bed when I got home.
?
The coat was soft. The coat was warm.
LEVEL B1
Choose A, B, C or D to indicate the correct answer to each of the following
questions.
the process of photosynthesis, green plants absorb carbon dioxide and
produce oxygen.
That is B. Through C. It is D. While
# you stop playing computer games to do your homework you won�t have dinner
tonight!
Both � and B. Either � or C. Neither � nor D. Either � and
"Tell me why you called?" he asked answering.
if B. as though C. instead of D. in order to
About the meaning of flowers, , a red rose is an unmistakable expression of
love.
for example B. for illustration C. for this reason D. thus
Nowadays, it is getting more difficult to possess an own house. , much of
new housing is not affordable.
Mainly B. Therefore C. To begin with D. Last but not least
from anything else, she is always late for work.
Not only B. Apart C. As well D. Except
He said he�d come to the meeting _ he might be a little late.
although B. even C. whereas D. unless
the cold weather, we spent last Christmas at home.
Due to B. Because C. Thanks to D. If
That is the best restaurant in town because it has terrific food, a lovely
ambiance, and,
, a great staff.
then B. next C. on the other hand D. last but not least
his father was a king, Cyrus was brought up like the son of an ordinary man.
Despite B. In spite of C. As if D. Although
to the bedroom, there was nothing on any of the flat surfaces, not even dust.
As B. The same C. Similar D. Like
to the passage, there are three great deserts in Australia.
According B. Similar C. Used D. In order
I didn't get the job the fact that I had the necessary qualifications.
although B. in spite of C. as D. despite of
A person could change a lot in a few years, when they were that young.
specially B. especially C. therefore D. mainly
I visit the Grand Canyon _ I go to Arizona.
however B. whenever C. whatever D. wherever
You won�t pass the final term test you revise the old lessons carefully.
when B. if C. unless D. without
The concert attracted so many people that I could not get a seat _ I came
early.
as B. though C. despite D. when
We are leaving on Wednesday or not it rains.
unless B. if C. whether D. though
LEVEL B2-B2+
#Choose A, B, C or D to indicate the correct answer to each of the following
questions.
Norway has tidy cities, historic buildings and distinctive art, nature is
clearly its prime attraction.
What if B. Even though C. Otherwise D. If only
Once upon a time, a warming climate temps the Romans into northern Europe
northern Germany and even into Britain.
as well as B. as far as C. as long as D. as much as
not openly, I disagree with him, as I didn�t want to quarrel.
Since B. Although C. In spite of D. Unless
Richard has forgotten to buy tickets for the performance and _, we�ll have to
spend this evening in front of the TV set.
therefore B. thereafter C. whereupon D. whereas
Betty says she cannot stand looking at the rat, touching it.
even so B. as far as C. what if D. let alone
He said he would come to the meeting, _ he might be a little late.
although B. even C. whereas D. unless
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nevertheless B. therefore C. moreover D. yet
The left wing of the party prospers, the right wing seems to be losing the
ground.
while B. whether C. unless D. until
In accordance _ her wish, she was buried in France.
to B. with C. for D. of
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contrast B. contrary C. difference D. opposition
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recap B. close C. conclusion D. summarize
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thus B. yet C. as D. for
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thereafter B. whereby C. thereby D. thereabouts
Sharon hates to listen to rap music, will she tolerate heavy metal.
and B. but C. or D. nor
Teresa likes to read books; , her sister Julia prefers to watch TV.
also B. again C. contrary D. in contrast
He is a weak leader; , he has plenty of supporters.
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nevertheless B. otherwise C. moreover D. hence
She has an incredible voice; , she will go far in her music career.
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otherwise B. undoubtedly C. similarly D. however
#I love the color red; , this shade seems a little too bright.
therefore B. so C. in fact D. nonetheless
LEVEL A2
Choose A, B, C or D to indicate the correct answer to each of the following
questions.
Lan was born 1999.
in B. on C. at D. into
My family usually goes to Sam Son beach summer.
on B. at C. into D. in
The meeting starts 6 pm tomorrow
into B. at C. on D. of
Would you like to go shopping _ Sunday morning?
of B. about C. at D. on
Where do you live? I live Ninh Binh city.
in B. on C. of D. at
The drug store is located the bookshop and the theater
opposite B. in C. at D. between
The restaurant is to my house
near B. nearby C. next D. next to
Are you in for an informal get-together _ Friday night?
in B. over C. at D. on
LEVEL B1
Choose A, B, C or D to indicate the correct answer to each of the following
questions.
While Selena and Taylor were hiking the forest to the waterfall, they saw a
mountain lion.
along B. across C. around D. among
The lions walked in a circle the baby giraffe before they attacked.
around B. across C. through D. under
#The train passed nine tunnels on the way to Denver.
over B. across C. through D. under
They strolled the beach watching the sunset.
along B. across C. around D. behind
The plane flew the Grand Canyon on the way to Los Angeles.
under B. above C. beneath D. over
The cruise ship passed the Golden Gate Bridge as it was leaving San Francisco.
under B. by C. on C. in
His dog is always trying to escape from the backyard. Sometimes he manages to jump
the fence, and sometimes he digs a hole and crawls under it.
by B. on C. over D. under
You need to be careful when walking _ the street.
between B. across C. near D. of
The discussion began in the morning and went the noon, because it was
about a very heated topic.
off B. through C. into D. across
I don't think people should be allowed to perform experiments _ animals.
in B. off C. at D. on
It's amazing that creatures survive the bottom of the ocean
on B. under C. in D. at
Write it the paper in your notebook, the top of the page.
on � in B. at � on C. on � at D. in - at
She will have finished cooking _ 7 o�clock tomorrow.
by B. in C. on D. at
My father works at the university, doing research applied linguistic.
about B. on C. into D. for
Firework display is a common ways of celebration Lunar New Year�s Eve
Vietnam.
in � in B. at � in C. on � at D. on � in
There were dirty clothes all _ the place.
in B. over C. of D. about
You can enjoy a spectacular view of the town the top of the mountain.
in B. over C. on D. at
When we visit Xuan Huong lake this afternoon, we�ll be the lake, our boat.
in � on B. over � in C. on � in D. at � in
Complete the sentences with one of the prepositions given below (Some can be used
more than once, some may not be used).
in on at of
to for out up
Don�t swim _ that river. It�s dangerous.
I often get up 6 o�clock the morning.
Lan usually goes to Mai�s house Thursday morning.
#Walking the beach makes me relaxed.
When is your birthday? It is the 6th December.
They jumped the swimming pool.
I will be there _ 30 minutes.
Hoa has lived _ the United Stated 3 years.
Choose the correct preposition (in, at, or on) to fill in each blank.
I was born June 16th. I was born 1949. I am a doctor. I work a big
hospital. I go to work _ 5:00 a.m.
Hi, I am an artist. I go to work the morning. I start work 11:00 a.m. I was
born April 10th.
Howdy! I was born _ July 2nd, 1978. I am a farmer. I work the farm
everyday. I milk the cows the morning. I milk the cows _ 6:00 a.m.
Hey, I am a football player. I was born _ _ August 1st. I was born 1991.
I go to practice 7:00 a.m.
I was born 1992. I go to work night. I go to work 10:00 p.m. I work
at night because I like to take pictures of the stars. I am a photographer
LEVEL B2-B2+
Choose the letter A, B, C, or D to indicate the correct answer to each of the
following questions.
Her extravagant mansion is a far cry the cottage she grew up in.
#PH?N 8: GI?I T? ?I K�M V?I DANH T?, T�NH T? V� ??NG T? (PREPOSITIONS WITH NOUNS,
ADJECTIVES AND VERBS)
LEVEL A2
Choose A, B, C or D to indicate the correct answer to each of the following
questions.
Lan is capable swimming very fast.
of B. at C. on D. into
It took me a lot of time to concentrate the questions
with B. at C. on D. of
Could you please translate this passage _ English for me?
onto B. into C. to D. with
Lan spends a lot of money clothes.
into B. on C. of D. at
Don�t worry the child. I�ll take care of him.
about B. of C. at D. on
There is a big different the two children
of B. in C. between D. at
Lan apologized to me for taking my phone mistake.
with B. of C by D. on
Lan lost her phone the way to school.
in B. at C. on D. by
He quickly became accustomed the local food.
of B. in C. with D. to
Before you light a cigarette, remember to ask for permission.
up B. down C. on D. off
Pupils and students enrich their minds knowledge they get from class.
about B. with C. in D. from
His son is his job.
important to B. rich in C. successful in D. kind to
I have a wonderful life. I have nothing to be worried .
to B. with C. about D. for
I�ve lost my keys. Can you help me look them?
after B. for D. on D. at
Poverty prevented him _ with his studies.
the poor.
me, but I hate it.
LEVEL B1
Choose A, B, C or D to indicate the correct answer to each of the following
questions.
The noise of the typewriter really me off. I just couldn�t concentrate.
put B. set C. pulled D. took
The old car is reliable; so far it hasn�t let me .
down B. in C. up D. through
Many young people travel all over the world, and do all kinds of jobs before they
.
lie down B. settle down C. put down D. touch down
Inexpensive air fares about by the ��Visit ASEAN Pass�� have facilitated
travelling in ASEAN countries.
brought B. taken C. taking D. bringing
An animal perfectly in with its environment is a perfect mechanism.
sympathy B. harmony C. balance D. discord
As its sales have increased, that computer company is going to more staff.
take in B. take on C. take over D. take up
He�ll be very upset if you turn his offer.
away B. from C. down D. against
LEVEL B2-B2+
Choose A, B, C or D to indicate the correct answer to each of the following
questions.
Police officer have to wear uniforms when they are duty.
on B. in C. at D. off
The children were all upset and some were tears when their team lost the
game.
of B. with C. in D. on
Don�t worry, the situation is now control.
under B. beneath C. out of D. with
Most governments seem to just dealing with environmental problems.
do without B. put off C. take after D. make up for
In some countries, research on environmental issues have been to gain
information about current issues that need solutions.
carried out B. put up C. set up D. made up
I�m going to mull it _ for a while before I make the final decision.
off B. over C. in D. on
When the fire broke out, the alarm .
went off B. opened up C. came in D. put out
That wasn�t accident. I�m sure you did it purpose.
on B. in C. off D. with
LEVEL A2
LEVEL B1
Choose A, B, C or D to indicate the correct answer to each of the following
questions.
Many rare and precious species are now the verge of extinction.
in B. on C. from D. by
The overall aim of the book is to help bridge the gap between theory and practice,
particularly in language teaching.
The phrase �bridge the gap� is closest in meaning to .
minimize the limitations B. construct a bridge
C. reduce the differences D. increase the understanding
I don�t like a few things about my job, but it is quite enjoyable.
by and large B. by mistake C. sooner or later D. what is more
It is for us to do anything about the chaotic traffic.
out of date B. without delay C. out of the question D. out of order
I just couldn�t remember her name even though it was on the of my tongue.
edge B. tip C. top D. front
When you do something, you should_ .
get through to it B. turn over a new leaf
C. weigh up the pros and cons C. go down well with
I realized that he was a thief.
Complete the sentences with one of the words given below (Some may not be used).
mood new high out way moon killed boat big fresh earth clue
Don�t talk to her. She is in a bad today.
We have very little contact with each other. We see each other once in a blue
.
One day I hope to be a flyer and make tons of money.
I have been an accountant for 20 years now, so I know my job inside .
In high school, I knew a lot about Math, but I didn�t have a about geography.
After a good night's sleep I'll be as as a daisy.
Peter brought the kids to the supermarket and went shopping. He _ two birds
with one stone.
None of us have any money, so we are in the same .
LEVEL B2
Choose A, B, C or D to indicate the correct answer to each of the following
questions.
My new colleague is quite a rough _ but I think we can cooperate well on
our assigned projects.
stone B. rock C. diamond D. ruby
You would understand my feelings of betrayal if you were in my .
shoes B. shirt C. socks D. pants
He is not the type who can stay one place for long. He always gets feet and
starts a new journey again.
I�m not surprised that Tom is ill. He�s been for a long time. It was bound to
affect his health sooner or later.
having his cake and eating it B. burning the candle at both ends
C. playing with fire D. going to town
Just , Bill! Let�s think about this for a moment before making your mind.
pulled your finger out B. got cold feet
C. held your horses D. called it a day
#I didn�t suspect anything at first, but when I noticed her going through the
office drawers I began to smell a .
rat B. pig C. thief D. culprit
When Sarah walked into the room and greeted everyone with a cheery ��hello��, it
seemed as if all the gloom in that place was .
vanished B. ejected C. driven out D. expelled
Before she left for Australia she promised her parents that she would drop them
at least once a month.
a note B. a word C. the news D. a line
�What I�ve got to say to you now is strictly and most certainly not
for publication,� said the government official to the reporter.
beside the point B. for the time being
C. by the way D. off the record
Complete the sentences with one of the words given below (Some may not be used).
bag blanket table brow
sun mind moon green
Don�t be a wet and dance with other people.
When coming to an orphanage, you have to bear in that don�t mention hometown,
parents.
She is born with fingers. She is great with plants.
My brother is over the with his new bike.
I was trying to keep the party a secret, but Linda let the cat out of the .
LEVEL A2
#LEVEL B1
Choose A, B, C or D to indicate the correct answer to each of the following
questions.
Very people came up with a solution to this difficult math problem.
#little B. few C. many D. much
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III. Rewrite the following sentences so that they have the same meaning as the
original ones. Use NO MORE THAN FIVE WORDS including the word given. Do not change
the word given.
Da Lat is famous for its Frech-style architecture as well as the spring-like
climate. (AND)
-> Da Lat is famous for _spring-like climate.
He is not only unemployed but also immature. (NEITHER)
-> He is _ mature.
Leave now, or else I will call the police! (OR)
-> Either I call the police!
There isn�t any reasons for not to take a short rest after spending a week on
preparing this big event. (NO)
-> I see _ _to take a short rest after spending a week on preparing this big
event.
A lot of the disabled are making great efforts every minute to have a better life.
(PLENTY)
-> There making great efforts every minute have a better life.
The shortage of water led to the drought in this area.
-> There that this area had worst drought.
It took him a long time to recover from the accident a few days ago. (OTHER)
-> It took him a long time to recover from _ _.
LEVEL B2-B2+
Choose A, B, C or D to indicate the correct answer to each of the following
questions.
There is on earth who can answer that question.
#no one B. anyone C. some person D. somebody
The staff needs to understand that of effort was put into the project.
any B. lot C. lots of D. much
He bought furniture for her apartment which she has bought recently.
many B. few C. much D. a few
Although milk seems like an innocent snack, people can actually be allergic to
it.
little B. much C. some D. few
He isn�t considered popular among his classmates. That�s probably the reason why
he has so friends.
little B. much C. some D. few
The weather has been awfully dry lately. We have had rain.
little B. much C. some D. few
Mr. Theodore, do you mind if I ask you questions about what you did the night
before?
a little B. a few C. much D. a
- George, have you ever been to Amsterdam?
- Yes, I was there during half term. We stayed at Art Gallery Hotel.
the � the B. X � X C. X � the D. the � X
Fighting against pollution or trying to save endangered species is not if
there is
strategy to help protect the global environment.
many - a little B. enough - no C. so - much D. as much - hardly
Since sharks do not have mineralized bones, it is only _ teeth
are commonly found as fossils.
any - where B. theirs - those C. some - there D. their - that
Europe is only continent without desert.
the � X B. the � a C. a � the D. X - the
many times I read my essays before handing them in to the teacher, she
always finds spelling mistakes in them.
Much as B. However C. No matter D. More than
the people who told you that Mr. Tucker could cure insomnia were sadly
mistaken.
All of B. A great deal of C. Plenty D. Many
I was prepared to have to give my speech in an almost empty hall so it was a
surprise to see that quite students did in fact attend.
a few B. few C. some D. many
Even though I had friends in my high school days, I was able to form close
relationships with all of them.
a few B. few C. plenty of D. many
Each sentence has ONE mistake. Find and correct it.
Why do you have to take all of responsibilities for this project? You should share
it with others.
There is not excuse for the mistake he made yesterday.
Neither I nor his siter trust his excuse for coming late.
#None of the professor in this university is under 30.
There are only 30 volunteers planting trees here. The other are helping the local
clean their neighborhood.
Complete the following sentences, using the word(s) given.
I would like to help you. Unfortunately, I�ve been hectic recently. (MUCH)
-> , I�ve been hectic recently.
Both individuals and the government haven�t taken any actions to deal with the
rebellions recently. (NEITHER)
-> taken any actions to deal with the rebellions recently.
There is not many residents who have been questioned on this matter. (NUMBER)
-> been questioned on this matter is small.
The government has tried its best to standardize the Vietnam national examination
recently. (DEAL)
-> standardize the Vietnam national examination recently.
While some students agree with the new extracurricular activities, the rest oppose
those ones by rebellious actions. (OTHERS)
-> Although there are some students who agree with the new
those activities.
When we came, the game was almost over. (ALL)
-> The game was _the time we arrived.
LEVEL A2
Give the correct forms of the given words to complete the following sentences.
Do you mind if I ask you some questions about your (child)?
I find it (possible) to finish all my homework tonight. There is too much for a
night.
(Fortunate), I can�t get your car repaired.
Life in Lang Son is very _(peace).
I can�t hear what she is talking about as she speaks so (soft).
Among the girls I�ve met, she is the most (beauty).
The (invent) of the electric light bulb is Thomas Edison.
There are small (different) between British and American English.
Complete the word in each sentence with a suffix given. Make any other necessary
changes to the word.
-er -let -ess -hood -ship -ful -ery
After two years of friend Kate got to know David really well.
If you don't speak the language you feel more like a foreign .
Sarah spent a very happy child on a small island.
I asked a steward what time the plane arrived, but she didn't know.
Every teenage _ knows that parents worry a lot.
LEVEL B1
Fill in each blank with the correct forms of the words in brackets.
Driving too fast is a thing. (DANGER)
It was one of the most important of the century. (ACHIEVE)
The new supermarket is designed _. (ATTRACT)
Our teacher always gives us brief and clear . (EXPLAIN)
There�s no easy to this problem. (SOLVE)
Wealth had not brought them . (HAPPY)
She was very : she writes poetry and paints (CREATE)
IV. Add negative prefixes to words given and fill in the sentences.
advantage agree appear employed fortunately interesting patient
understanding
I didn't read all of the book because I found it un .
Cycling has one dis _ . It makes you feel hot and sweaty.
Sue had a ticket for the theatre, but un she fell ill that night.
Terry can't stand waiting in queues because he's very im
My brothers always dis when it's time to do the washing-up.
After Jack lost his job, he was un for three months.
Oh, I completely dis with you. I think it was a great film.
Because of a mis half the class went to the wrong classroom.
LEVEL B2-B2+
Choose A, B, C or D to indicate the correct answer to each of the following
questions.
We never eat at that restaurant. We think the food is .
disgust B. disgusting C. disgusted D. none is correct
�It was very of you to lose the keys,� he said.
irresponsible B. responsible C. responsibility D. responsibly
Paul Samuelson was the first person to win the Nobel Prize in .
economy B. economic C. economics D. economical
People with very skin should go sunbathing for long periods.
sensitive B. sensible C. senseless D. sensed
I prefer to be _ all day long instead of going out.
lazy B. laze C. laziness D. lazily
He passed his exam. He was for the second time.
LEVEL A2
Complete the sentences with one of the pronouns given below (Some can be used more
than once, some may not be used).
myself yourself their herself her
our itself his themselves hers
I look at in the mirror.
Luckily, the horse is coming back to the park by .
LEVEL B1
Choose A, B, C or D to indicate the correct answer to each of the following
questions.
She was singing an old Spanish folksong, a favorite of .
her B. her own C. hers D. herself.
John�s shoes were worn out, so he bought a pair of new shoes.
him B. his C. them D. himself
Whose does this CD belong to?
�ve just bought it.
I B. Me C. Mine D. Myself
The manager welcomed us to the hotel.
himself B. he C. his D. him
Mary and would rather go to the movies.
me B. my C. I D. mine
Just help to sandwiches, won�t you?
you B. your C. yourself D. yours
Could you lend Sue your ruler? has just been broken.
She B. Her C. Herself D. Hers
It was who called you.
he B. him C. his D. himself
The two girls often wear clothes.
each other B. her C. each other�s D. themselves
We could all do more to keep healthy. We don�t look after properly.
ourself B. ourselves C. ours D. our
This parcel is for George and .
I B. me C. myself D. mine
The two boxers did their best to knock _ out.
them B. themselves C. each other D. each other�s
Don�t worry about_ . I can look after_ .
me-mine B. I-mine C. me-myself D. I-me
After comparing several estimates, we decided to move because the moving costs
were so high.
us B. our C. ours D. ourselves
William will finish the project by since the other members are busy with
their own proposal.
he B. his C. him D. himself
The first candidate's qualifications are superior to of the second candidate.
this B. that C. these D. those
To remain competitive in modern societies, is essential to stay on top of
world issues.
it B. they C. that D. this
#All department heads should submit _ annual budget estimates to the
Finance Department by the end of the month.
ourselves B. theirs C. their D. ours
The hiring committee agreed that it was impossible for to perform the
assignment.
him B. he C. him D. his
Tom looked at Ann; Ann looked at Tom. They looked at .
themselves B. them C. each other D. together
Tom and Ann stood in front of the mirror and looked at_ .
each other B. themselves C. them D. herself
You said you were going to introduce a friend of who is studying psychology.
you B. yourself C. yours D. yours
He gave which had not been written out.
the copy to him B. him a copy
C. a copy to him D. his the copy
The telescope was designed to distinguish between random signals and which
might be in code.
these B. those C. one D. them
Of those who took the exam with Jane and , I am the only one who studied for
it.
he B. his C. him D. himself
Let you and _ agree to settle our differences without involving any of the
other students.
I B. myself C. me D. my
Complete these sentences using given verbs. Use Reflexive Pronouns (myself,
yourself,
�) when necessary.
concentrate defend dry feel enjoy shave
Martin decided to grow a beard because he was fed up with .
I wasn�t very well yesterday but I much better
She climbed out of the swimming pool and with towel.
I tried to study but I just couldn�t .
If somebody attacks you, you need to be able to .
It�s my fault. You can�t .
Julia had a great holiday. She .
Complete the sentences with one of the words given below (Some can be used more
than once, some may not be used).
myself yourself their themselves mine
LEVEL B2
Choose A, B, C or D to indicate the correct answer to each of the following
questions.
A few sportsmen and sportswomen manage to make a name for __ and get to the top.
theirs B. them C. they D. themselves
The mother cheetah and kids are playing under the tree branch.
his B. your C. hers D. her
Sorry, but the seat next to the window is actually .
my B. mine C. yours D. me
If you are full of , you can't see what is happening around you.
yourself B. yours C. you D. it
I and my sister tied the knots at the same time but my son is 2 years older than
.
her B. hers C. he D. herself
We live in a nice apartment, but the neighbors of are horrible!
ours B. us C. our D. we
The bulldog lost leg in an accident.
it�s B. its C. their D. them
Do you have any other spare pens? May I borrow one of ?
yourself B. you C. your D. yours
He is a grown-up man now. He will be able to fend for .
him B. he C. himself D. his
Learn to voice your opinion, you should make understood in conversation and
discussion.
you B. yourself C. your D. yours
It is an emergency but I do not have my phone with me, can I use ?
you B. your C. yourself D. yours
The professor is concerned about the application of modern technology in teaching;
he deems very necessary.
it B. they C. them D. itself
This artwork is by far the most sophisticated of .
me B. my C. mine D. I
The horse swished tail to keep flies away.
it�s B. its C. its� D. their
15 Let be. There is no point talking him out of doing what he is determined to
do.
his B. himself C. he D. him
I hope he can grow up to be a normal young man in spite of what has happened to
me. I don�t care about . But what you said about my family I care about.
him B. mine C. myself D. himself
It's time you learnt to look after _, or else you'll find you're firmly on
an unreachable shelf.
herself B. yourself C. yourselves D. your
I know that I have to believe in to overcome it, but I can't when I'm destroying
myself.
#my B. mine C. myself D. yours
There was still a world to face and in that world she had learned to take care of
.
her B. hers C. herself D. himself
Creatures from pigeons to monkeys have shown capable of performing this
task successfully.
them B. themselves C. itself D. theirs
They were laughing into faces at some private joke; they hadn't seen me.
their B. themselves C. each other�s D. theirs
They have also found agreeing to the introduction of temporary workers in return
for employers granting increased job security for the majority of the labour force.
themselves B. them C. theirs D. their
The warehouse walls blended into like a painting drenched with turpentine.
themselves B. each other C. itself D. their
In what I hope was a rare lapse into intolerance, I asked the reporter next to
�Does that little sod always talk like that?�
me B. myself C. himself D. mine
Having freed from the naturalistic fallacy, we ask what are the chief good
things known to us.
ourselves B. us C. ours D. each other
III. Complete the sentences with one of the words given below (Some can be used
more than once, some may not be used).
themselves yourself their herself himself its
In some eruptions, huge clouds rise over the mountain, and glowing rivers of lava
flow down sides.
Once an animal has been taken from the wild, it generally cannot be returned to
place of origin for tear of disease.
The mass media might contribute by recommending the purchase of valuable best-
sellers.
She admitted that it was wrong.
She lives by in an enormous house.
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Choose the best answer among A, B, C or D to complete the following sentences.
LEVEL A2
Columbus America more than 400 years ago.
discovered B. has discovered C. had discovered D. he has gone
By Christmas, I for you for 6 months.
shall have been working B. shall work
#C. have been working D. shall be working
I to New York three times this year.
have been B. was C. were D. had been
I have been waiting for you .
since early morning B. since 9 a.m C. for two hours D. all are correct
My sister for you since yesterday.
is looking B. was looking C. has been looking D. looked
We Doris since last Sunday.
don�t see B. haven�t seen C. didn�t see D. hadn�t seen
By the end of next year, George English for 2 years.
will have learned B. will learn C. has learned D. would learn
The dancing club in the north of the city.
lays B. lies C. located D. laid
For several years his ambition _ to be a pilot.
is B. has been C. was D. had been
By the age of 25, he two famous novels.
wrote B. writes C. has written D. had written
I have never played badminton before. This is the first time I to play.
try B. tried C. have tried D. am trying
At 5 o�clock yesterday evening, I my clothes.
am ironing B. have ironed C. ironed D. was ironing
John tennis once or twice a week.
usually play B. is usually playing C. usually plays D. have usuallyplayed
I usually away at weekends.
have gone B. goes C. am going D. go
The earth round the sun.
go B. has gone C. went D. goes
you go to the dentist?
How often are B. How often do C. How often does D. How are
They _ me about it last week.
was telling B. told C. had told D. would tell
Tim was tired. He _ hard all day.
has been studying B. studies C. studied D. had been studying
I here at the end of the month.
will leave B. would leave C. would have left D. is leaving
I my son the money for that last week.
gave B. given C. have given D. was given
Last year, they_ 22 million TV sets.
were selling B. had sold C. has sold D. sold
Tomorrow I my grandparents.
am going to visit B. will have visited C. have visited D. visit
She much experience over the years.
LEVEL B1
I will come and see you before I for America.
leave B. will leave C. have left D. shall leave
John a book when I saw him.
is reading B. read C. was reading D. reading
When I last saw him, he in London.
has lived B. is living C. was living D. has been living
Ask her to come and see me when she her work.
finishes B. has finished C. finished D. finishing
While her husband was in the army, Janet to him twice a week.
was writing B. wrote C. was written D. had written
Since I have heard nothing from him.
he had left B. he left C. he has left D. he was left
I like looking at these pictures, but I _ enough by lunch time.
should have B. will have C. will have had D. have
�Are you ready, Ann?� �Yes, I �.
am coming B. come C. came D. have came
Why at me like that? What�s the matter?
do you look B. have you looked
C. did you look D. are you looking
I don�t understand this sentence. What ?
does mean this word B. have this word mean
C. means this word D. does this word mean
It was noisy next door. Our neighbors a party.
had B. were having C. had had D. have had
It dark. Shall I turn on the light?
is getting B. get C. got D. has got
I along the street when I suddenly heard footsteps behind me.
was walking B. am walking C. walk D. walked
LEVEL B2 � B2+
He fell down when he towards the church.
run B. runs C. was running D. had run
They _ there when their father passed away.
still lived B. lived still C. was still living D. were still living
After I lunch, I looked for my bag.
had B. had had C. have has D. have had
The man got out the car, round to the back and opened the boot.
walking B. walked C. walks D. walk
Henry into the restaurant when the writer was having dinner.
was going B. went C. has gone D. did go
He will take the dog out for a walk as soon as he dinner.
finish B. finishes C. will finish D. shall have finished
Almost everyone for home by the time we arrived.
leave B. left C. leaves D. had left
I couldn�t cut the grass because the machine a few days previously.
broke down B. has been broken C. had broken down D. breaks down
I for Christine. Do you know where she is?
look B. looked C. am looking D. looks
I to all the local newspapers and TV stations to complain.
already write B. already writing
C. have already written D. have already been writing
TV for the last four hours? Turn it off and get some exercises.
Do you watch B. Are you watching
C. Watched you D. Have you been watching
Jessica has left, I�m afraid.
already B. yet C. still D. so far
Dan in the living room while we were decorating his bedroom.
sleeps B. was sleeping C. had slept D. does sleep
Unfortunately, Simon a day off very often.
doesn�t get B. isn�t getting
C. hasn�t got D. hasn�t been getting
Actually, I didn�t drink coffee because I a cup of coffee already.
do drink B. have drunk
C. had drunk D. have been drinking
Eric, hockey competitively or just for fun?
do you usually play B. are you usually playing
C. have you usually played D. have you usually playing
Last summer, I to the beach almost every day.
went B. was going
LEVEL B1
I would lend you my bicycle, but the chain needs .
fixed B. to fix C. fixing D. having fixed
#Because the weather is so changeable here, I usually take a cardigan with me in
case it gets colder later in the day as I can't stand cold all day.
to be feeling B. feeling C. feel D. have to feel
One of the best forms of exercise is because it uses a lot of muscles
without
any of them.
swimming / straining B. to swim / straining
C. swimming / having strained D. swimming / to be strained
I don't mean __that your products aren't normally very good, but this machine
is definitely faulty.
implying B. imply C. to imply D. have implied
I hope you don't delay the report any longer now that you've completed
those accounts.
writing / checking B. to write /to check
C. to write / checking D. writing / to check
After much pleading, the students got the teacher the exam until next Monday.
postponing B. postpone
C. having postponed D. to postpone
Although the fire chief told the owner of the burning store the
building immediately, he was still trying at least some of the contents of
his shop out.
to have left / bringing B. to be left / to bring
C. having left / bringing D. to leave / to bring
Just let me _ which day your parents will arrive and I'll be glad them around
Hanoi.
know / to show B. to know / to show
C. know / showing D. knowing / to show
The part in the film where the man broke down the door made some of the audience
a cry.
to give B. give C. giving D. having given
This painting appears a valuable one. I think you should have an expert it.
have been / to value B. to be / value
C. to be / to value D. being / value
He has just phoned me that the supplier was prepared the price by one
hundred dollars.
informing / to reduce B. to inform / reducing
C. to inform / to reduce D. informing / reducing
Smoking is known hazardous, yet a large number of people keep it.
to be / doing B. to be / to do
C. being / to do D. being / doing
At first, my father struggled to retirement, but slowly he began to enjoy
in the garden.
adjusting / working B. to adjust / work
C. to adjust / to work D. to adjust / working
The word deafness is used any degree of hearing loss, though it is most common
when there is a total inability _.
to describe / hearing B. describing / hearing
C. to describe / to hear D. describing / to hear
Somehow, he managed the locked door without it.
to open / damaging B. to open / to damage
C. opening / to damage D. opening / damaging
alcohol with medication causes serious health issues .
Taking / to occur B. To take / occurring
#C. Taking / occurring D. To take / to occur
The text was too long for me on my own so I asked Sinh me with it.
to translate / helped B. translating / to helping
C. to translate / to help D. translating / help
I'd rather a new television because it's not worth _such an old TV
set repaired.
bought / to have B. buy / having
C. to buy / to having D. buying / have
You seem a mistake these two numbers.
to have made / adding B. made / to add
C. having made / having added D. to make / to adding
My mother thinks my hair needs _ , but I don't want it cut yet.
having cut / getting B. cutting / to have
C. being cut / to have D. to cut / to get
What do you suggest after work today some fun?
to do / to having B. doing / to have
C. to do / to have D. doing / having
I think I've lost my coat button trying _ on the bus in that crowd, so
I need
one that matches the others.
getting / finding B. to get / to find
C. get / find D. to getting / to have found
I will never forget in that snowstorm for hours.
driven B. to be driving
C. driving D. to drive
The Himalayas are known for the past fifty million years.
to have been rising B. to rise
C. having risen D. having been rising
They seemed about us because they kept at us while they were talking.
gossip / to have been looking B. to have been gossiping / looking
C. to gossip / looked D. to be gossiping / looking
I don�t think it will be easy for me used on the left in Britain.
getting / driving B. to be getting / to drive
C. having got / driven D. to get / to driving
They don't allow the building until they finish it.
entering / renovating B. to enter / to renovate
C. entering / having renovated D. to enter / renovate
I'd prefer for the next bus rather than travel on a crowded one
because I have difficulty up for long.
waiting / to stand B. to wait / standing
C. wait / in standing D. to be waiting / stand
Will you stop _with your fingers? I'm trying on my work.
tapping / concentrating B. to tap / to concentrating
C. having tapped / concentrated D. tapping / to concentrate
Obsessive people can't help a particular activity over and over again.
having been doing B. having done
C. doing D. to do
I wish she would just quit all the time.
complaining B. to complain
C. having complained D. complain
She resisted advice from her coworkers.
to take B. taking C. to taking D. take
#The astronomer told us into the Sun during the eclipse.
not looking B. looking C. not to look D. not looking
Smokers risk _several smoking-related illnesses.
to get B. getting C. not to get D. not getting
Travel agents usually advise customers fight bookings three days before
departure.
reconfirming B. reconfirm C. to reconfirm D. have reconfirmed
Health professionals encourage people less red meat.
eat B. not to eat C. having D. to eat
The terrible weather forced us our plans.
change B. changing C. have changed D. to change
Wendy invited me the summer at her family�s home in Costa Rica.
spend B. spending C. will spend D. to spend
Jessica resented the opportunity to work and advance her career.
to have B. not to have C. having D. not having
The little girl pretended sick, so that she didn�t have to go to school.
being B. to be C. not to be D. not being
LEVEL B2 - B2+
In our society, people spend more and more time _. Therefore, we often don't
bother
healthy meals.
working / to prepare B. to work / to prepare
C. working / preparing D. to work / preparing
The high amount of carbohydrates in fast food and sugary drinks is blamed the
body's regulation of appetite. Consequently, we keep to eat more.
to destabilize / to want B. to destabilize/ wanting
C. for destabilizing / wanting D. for destabilizing / to want
Obese people risk _ from heart diseases. Nevertheless, we can avoid _such
diseases by choosing to eat healthy food.
suffering / getting B. suffering / to get
C. in suffering / to get D. in suffering / getting
Sheryl forgot her purse, so I lent her ten dollars.
bringing B. to bring C. bring D. have brought
I completely forgot here when I was a kid. But now I remember! My parents
brought me here when I was three.
to come B. to have come C. coming D. have come
Lydia really regrets out of high school. She has really had to struggle to make
a living because of that decision.
dropping B. to drop C. drop D. to have dropped
I regret you that Mr. Smith has passed away.
to tell B. telling C. tell D. have been telling
Did you remember _ your swimsuit? Our vacation in Hawaii won't be much fun if
you can't go swimming.
when B. if C. x D. what
I said that I had met her .
yesterday B. the previous day C. the day D. the before day
The man asked the boys .
why did they fight B. why they were fighting
C. why they fight D. why were they fighting
� the door�, he said.
Please open B. Please to open
C. Opened please D. Please, opening
#I wanted to know return home.
when she would B. when would she
C. when she will D. when she will
Peter said he was leaving for Paris_ .
next week B. the next previous
C. following week D. the following week
�I don�t usually drink milk when ,� Mrs. Pike said
she was hungry B. I was hungry
C. I am hungry D. I will be
They said that their house had been broken into _.
the two days before B. two days ago
C. two days before D. since two days
She advised me an apple every day to stay healthy.
eating B. I should eat C. to eat D. please, eat
�I should come with you as soon as ,� she replied.
I was ready B. I am ready C. I ready D. am I ready
� today as it was yesterday,� she remarked.
It wasn�t foggy B. It isn�t so foggy
C. It hasn�t been so foggy D. It isn�t such foggy
�I wish eat vegetables�, he said.
my children will B. my children would
C. whether my children would D. my children must
Julia said that she there at noon.
is going to be B. was going to be
C. will be D. can be
He that he was leaving right away that afternoon.
told me B. told to me C. said me D. says to me
She said to me that she to me the Sunday before.
wrote B. has written C. was writing D. had written
I him to sell that old motorbike.
said to B. suggested C. advised D. recommended
My parents reminded me the flowers.
remember to plant B. plant
C. to plant D. planting
I asked Martha to enter law school.
are you planning B. is she planning
C. was she planning D. if she was planning
Nam wanted to know what time .
does the movie begin B. did the movie begin
C. the movie begins D. the movie began
I wondered the right thing.
whether I was doing B. if I am doing
yesterday B. two days ago C. the day before D. the next day
John asked me interested in any kind of sports.
if I were B. if were I C. if was I D. if I was
John asked me that film the night before.
that I saw B. had I seen C. if I had seen D. if had I seen
The guest told the host that .
I must go now B. he must go now
C. he had to go now D. he had to go then
�I�ll tell you about this tomorrow, Mary.� said Tom.
#Tom said to Mary that he will tell her about that the next day.
Tom told Mary that I would tell you about that the next day.
Tom told Mary that he would tell her about that the next day.
Tom told Mary that she would tell him about that the next day.
�I have something to tell you,� Mary said to John.
Mary told John I had something to tell him.
Mary told John she had something to tell him.
Mary told John she had had something to tell him.
Mary told John he had had something to tell her.
He said, �My wife has just bought a diamond ring.�
He said that his wife had just bought a diamond ring.
He said that my wife had just bought a diamond ring.
He said that his wife has just bought a diamond ring.
he said that his wife just bought a diamond ring.
�I will come with you as soon as I am ready�, she said to Philip.
She said to Philip he will come to see you as soon as he I am ready.
She told Philip she will come to see her as soon as she was ready.
She told Philip she would come to see you as soon as she was ready.
She told Philip she would come to see him as soon as she was ready.
�I wrote to him yesterday.�
She said to me I wrote to him the day before.
She told me she wrote to him yesterday.
She told me she had written to him yesterday.
She told me she had written to him the day before.
�He is talking to your sister�, She said to me.
She told me he was talking to your sister.
She told me she was talking to my sister.
She told me he was talking to my sister.
She told me he was talking to her sister.
�It is the time to check what you have done,� the father said to the boys.
The father said to the boys it was time to check what they had done.
The father told the boys it was time to check what they had done.
The father told the boys it was time to check what they have done.
The father told the boys it is time to check what they had done.
�You will like my sister when you meet her.�
He told me you will like her sister when you meet her.
He told me I will like his sister when I met her.
He told me I would like his sister when I met her.
He told me I would be liked his sister when I met her.
�I didn�t meet Susan last week.�
He said he didn�t meet Susan the week before.
He said he hasn�t met Susan last week.
LEVEL A2
Mark the letter A, B, C or D to indicate the correct option to fill each of
following blanks.
They are young drive the car.
so/that B. too/to C. enough/to D. not only/but also
- Why don�t we make a fire?
- It�s not cold _to make a fire.
too B. enough C. too good D. much
The lesson for me to understand.
too difficult B. difficult too C. is too difficult D. is very difficult
The tent show is for us to see.
Combine each pair of sentences, using ENOUGH .... TO + V or ENOUGH FOR .... + TO
V.
The moon is very bright. We can play outdoors.
???,
I have enough money. I can pay this bill.
???.
My sister is old. She can drive a car.
???.
This novel is interesting. We can read it.
???.
We think you are strong enough. You can lift this table.
???.
There isn�t enough time. These students can�t write this essay.
???.
He has no time. He can�t finish this exercise.
???.
She isn�t old. She can�t get married yet.
???_ .
Are you very tall? Can you reach the book on the top shelf?
???.
Your brother was clever. He could do this exercise in a few minutes.
???.
Rewrite the following sentences so that their meanings remain the same as the
original ones.
The room is so dirty that I can�t stand in 10 minutes.
? The room is .
The girl is so attractive that the man can�t take his eyes off her.
? The girl is .
The film is so long that they can�t broadcast it on one night.
? The film is .
These books are so boring that we can�t read them many times.
? They are _ .
Her voice is so soft that everyone likes her.
? She has .
The kind of milk is so bad that the child can�t drink it more.
#LEVEL B1
Choose the best answer among A, B, C or D to complete the following sentences.
He was he never washed his clothes by himself.
too lazy B. so lazy that C. very lazy that D. such lazy that
It was _a boring speech that I felt asleep.
such B. so C. very D. too
He was he could not continue to work.
very tired that B. such tired that C. too tired to D. so tired that
Most of the pupils are to pass the examination.
enough good B. good enough C. too good D. very good
Davis has many patients he is always busy.
too / that B. very / until C. such / that D. so / that
It was _a difficult question that they couldn�t explain.
so B. such C. very D. too
This kind of rubber is for us use to make tires for cars.
good enough / to B. too good /to
C. enough good / to D. so good / that
She doesn�t explain this exercise for her pupils understand.
too clearly / to B. so clear / that
C. clear enough / ? D. clearly enough / to
My mouth is burning! This is spicy food that I don�t think I can finish it.
such B. so C. very D. too
It was _that we went for a hike in the mountain.
so a nice day B. such nice a day C. so nice a day D. such a day nice
Mark the letter A, B, C or D to show the underlined part that needs correction.
Correct it.
These televisions are all too expensive for we to buy at this time.
are B. all C. expensive D. we
Lisa has such many things to do that she has no time to go out.
has B. such C. to do D. that
My younger brother is too young not to do volunteer work.
too B. young C. not to D. work
These computers were so expensive for us to buy at that time.
were B. so C. for us D. that
That is such an interested story that everybody would like to read it.
is B. interested C. would like D. it
The road is very slippery for us to drive fast.
A.The B. is C. very D. fast
The woman was so surprised that she couldn�t say nothing.
was B. so C. surprised D. nothing
She had so many luggage that there was not enough room in the car for it.
so many B. not C. enough room D. for it
He had so a difficult exercise that he couldn�t do it.
so B. difficult C. couldn�t D. it
John had so interesting and creative plans that everyone wanted to work with him.
so B. and C. plans D. with him
#Rewrite the following sentences in such a way that their meanings remain the same
as the original ones.
The boy can�t wear the shirt because it�s very tight.
? The shirt is so _.
? The shirt is too _.
This problem is very difficult. He can�t solve it.
? This problem is too _ _.
? It is such _.
I can�t give you an answer because I don�t have information.
? I don�t .
The movie was so funny that we couldn�t stop laughing.
? It was such .
No one could move the piano. It was very heavy.
? The piano was too _ .
We shouldn�t swim in this river. The water isn�t clean.
? This river isn�t .
John couldn�t get to sleep last night. He was worried about exam.
? John was so _.
They were beautiful flowers. We took a photograph of them.
? They were _.
She speaks English well. I would think it was her native language.
? She speaks .
There aren�t people to make a club of stamp collectors.
? There are not _.
LEVEL B2 � B2+
Choose the best answer among A, B, C or D to complete the following sentences.
Our seats were far from the stage that we couldn�t see the actors and actresses
clearly.
very B. too C. enough D. so
You can send me a letter if you want to, but your phone call is for me.
enough good B. good as enough
C. good enough D. good than enough
Tom�s eyes were bad that he couldn�t read the number plate of the car in front.
such B. too C. so D. very
Timmy spent _ money buying movie tickets that he didn�t have enough left to buy
a soft drink.
such B. a lot of C. too much D. so much
Our village had _ money available for education that the school had to close.
so little B. such little C. so much D. such much
that she burst into tears.
So angry was she B. She was so anger
The force of the storm was so great that trees were uprooted.
? Such was .
Because he bought many books, he couldn�t read them all.
? So many .
He bought many books. He didn't know where to put them.
? He bought such .
There was such a lot of noise. My mother couldn�t sleep.
-> It was so .
It is such an important matter that I can't take full responsibility for it.
#->The matter is too .
We had to drink bottled water. They said the tap water wasn't safe to drink.
? The tap water is said to be so .
The soup tastes so delicious that everyone will ask for more.
? So .
LEVEL B1
Choose the sentence which has the closest meaning to the original one.
Young as he is, he has a big fortune.
Although he is young, he has a big fortune.
He has a big fortune because he is young.
He is not only young but also has a big fortune.
When he is young, he has a big fortune.
Although his leg was hurt, he managed to drive a car.
His leg was hurt. However, he managed to drive a car.
his leg was hurt. But he managed to drive a car.
Despite his hurt leg, he managed to drive a car.
In spite of the fact that his hurt leg, he managed to drive a car.
He was very tired but he kept on working.
Despite he was very tired, he kept on working.
In spite of he was very tired, he kept on working.
Though his tiredness, he kept on working.
Although he was very tired, he kept on working.
However hard you work, you will never get promotion.
Although you work very hard, you will never get promotion.
You will get promotion because you work very hard.
You don�t work hard. However, you will get promotion soon.
Although you work very hard, but you will never get promotion.
Although it was expected that he would stand for election, he didn�t.
People expected him not to stand for election.
He didn�t stand for election as people had expected.
People expected that he didn�t stand for election.
Contrary to what people expected, he didn�t stand for election.
In spite of discussing for hours, they didn�t find a suitable solution.
They discussed for hours and they found a suitable solution.
They discussed for hours so they didn�t find a suitable solution.
They discussed for hours but they didn�t find a suitable solution.
They discussed for hours after they didn�t find a suitable solution.
Although his legs were broken, he managed to get out of the car before it
exploded.
In spite of his broken legs be broken, he managed to get out of the car before it
exploded.
Despite his legs were broken, he managed to get out of the car before it exploded.
In spite of his broken legs, he is able to get out of the car before exploding.
Despite his broken legs, he managed to get out of the car before it exploded.
I usually drive to work, but today I go by bus.
LEVEL B2 � B2+
he always did very well on his English tests, his parents were not surprised
that he got only a B level.
If B. Although C. Because D. Since
Judy was severely disabled, she still participated in many sports.
Although B. Because
C. Even if D. Both A&C are correct
he promised that he wouldn�t be late, he didn�t arrive until 9 o�clock.
Although B. If C. Because D. As if
I will always appoint her to the position of monitor, __.
#as though B. as well C. no matter what D. though
It doesn�t you turn back, I will still wait you.
matter where/ but B. matter when/ ?
C. whenever/ ? D. denied that/ but
numerous experience he gained, he didn�t feel satisfied with them.
Despite B. In spite of
C. Although D. Both A & B are correct
These flowers can be pregnant with danger their fascination.
despite of B. in spite of
C. because of D. Both A & B are correct
he felt virtuous at having done the washing-up, his wife only considered it
as a normal thing.
In spite of the fact that B. Although
C. Even if D. All are correct
Rewrite the following sentences using the provided words in such a way that their
meanings remain the same as the original ones.
Much as he longs our marriage, he�s completely absorbed in the making of maps.
? Although .
Very disappointed as she was, Mary tried to keep calm.
???even though __.
Even though it was raining heavily, the explorers decided to continue their
journey.
? Heavily though _.
He always woke up early no matter how late he had gone to bed.
? However .
However hard she tries, she never beats Sue at tennis.
? It doesn�t matter .
Alisa�s parents are very busy, but they still spend their weekends on taking her
to go out.
? Busy .
Although he had much experience in machinery, he didn�t succeed in repairing this
machine.
? Despite _ .
He didn�t get the results as he expected. However, he didn�t feel demoralised.
? In spite of .
It doesn�t matter what she says, she still stands trial for breach of trust.
? Whatever .
Wherever you are hiding in, the location system will still detect you.
? No matter .
Rewrite the following sentences with suggested words using the provided words in
such a way that their meanings remain the original ones.
He was late for school because his bike was broken.
???because of .
We asked them to keep silent in order to see the film.
???in order that .
He opened the window. He wanted to let fresh air in. (so as to)
? He _.
Because of the hot weather, we go to the beach.
? Because .
They played very well. Therefore, they won the game.
???since .
The traffic jam is so heavy that we are late for the meeting.
? Due to .
I passed the exam because he helped me.
? Thanks to _ _.
He tries to earn money to meet his demands. (in order to)
? He _.
#She tries to learn it by heart in 5 minutes. She doesn�t want to get low marks.
? She so as not to .
I do a part-time job to have money for shopping.
? I so that .
LEVEL B1
Choose the best answer among A, B, C or D to complete the following sentences.
You should look up the meaning of the new words in the dictionary carefully
misuse it.
so as to B. to C. so as not to D. so that
He lighted the candle he might read the note.
so that B. because C. as a result D. and
It was difficult to deliver the letter _ the sender had written the wrong
address on the envelope.
though B. but C. because D. so
, I can�t hear what he is saying.
Because of the noise B. Because of the soft music
C. Though the music is noise D. In spite of the noise music
Why did you go? � I went Tom told me to go.
as B. because C. if D. for
We decided to leave the party early it was boring.
due to B. because C. but D. and
He turned off the lights before going out waste electricity.
so that not B. as not to C. in order that not D. so as not to
My best friend attempts to learn English she can receive an overseas
scholarship.
so that B. in order that C. because D. A&B are correct
I couldn�t believe that he did the hard task very excellently. It seems he had
done it many times.
as if B. so that C. because D. if
the terrible accident happening last year, he was not able to perform
normally.
Thanks to B. Because C. Due to D. Seeing that
the very old man could not wait until his son came back, he left a testament
in the cabinet.
If B. For fear that C. As if D. When
he found the family very important after he got married, he gave his whole
mind to looking after his small family.
Since B. As if C. Due to D. Though
John loves Mary, he will not be able to do her harm.
For fear that B. As much as C. Although D. As if
He didn�t make a strong impression on interviewers _ his bad communication
skills.
Thanks to B. By dint of C. On account of D. For
She tries to lose weight by participating in the slimming club she can wear
this dress.
so that B. in order that C. because D. A&B are correct
I will go to a place far away to forget all the sadness.
in order not B. so as not C. in order D. not
Lisa said that she didn�t want to take part in any class�s activities. She said
_ she weren�t the class�s member.
as if B. if C. because D. whether
# the man in front of the bank has strange actions, I immediately report it to
the police.
Seeing that B. Although C. When D. If
Poverty _ death happened in many countries in the world.
is a reason for B. as a cause of C. because of D. for fear that
He has a large variety of good qualifications he can apply for high positions in
companies.
so as B. if C. so D. so that
She drank too much yesterday. As a result, she has a headache today.
? Because _.
I have bought some clothes-pegs to hang the washing out.
???because .
Because of his high qualifications, he is appointed to a position as a head clerk.
? Thanks to _ .
The number of the homeless is considerably increasing. Overpopulation is a cause
of this problem.
? Owing to _ _.
#The excessive rise in tariffs is concerned by numerous people. This rise is a
reason for an economic crisis.
???as a reason for .
Perhaps her husband knew the truth, so he behaved like that.
???as if .
LEVEL B2 � B2+
Choose the best answer among A, B, C or D to complete the following sentences.
various academic abilities, he succeeds beyond one�s expectations in
achieving a very valuable reward.
By dint of B. Thanks to C. Due to D. A&B are correct
He hopes the moment when the two people meet stops _he can stay with her
longer.
so that B. because C. in order to D. so
the Supreme Court �s power, the implement is immediately taken.
Due to B. By virtue of C. Because D. As
He went out without saying husband and wife were sulky with each other.
so B. if C. so that D. as if
he contributes to the company, it is very difficult for the manager to
dismiss him.
As much as B. Because of C. Although D. If
the company will bankrupt in near future, an amount of staff resigns their
position.
If B. When C. For fear that D. As
He must put more effort into his work he can require for higher salary.
in order that B. so as that C. Because D. If
The US Government dismissed Hawaii�s Challenges uphold President Donald
Trump�s third iteration of his travel ban.
so that B. so as to C. as D. for
She can not let the problem happen again she runs the risk of being sacked.
because of B. so C. although D. because
these demonstratives, the reader can easily realize what are being mentioned.
Thanks to B. By dint of C. By virtue of D. All are correct
occurs, he also has to succeed in this project. Otherwise, he will have to
sell most of his fortune to pay the company�s debt.
No matter what; in order to B. Whatever; to
C. No matter what; in order D. Despite; �
The police should investigate the murderer in the quickest way make
everyone frightened.
in order not to B. as not to C. to D. so as to
He is building a small cage have a place shelter from the rain.
in order to; to B. in order for his dog to; to
C. for his dog so as to; to D. so as for his dog to; for
Rewrite the following sentences using the provided words in such a way that their
meanings remain the same as the original ones.
For fear that the new baby-sitter could not take great care of her son, she came
back home early to observe.
? Lest , she in order to .
We went on with the deal because we didn�t want to leave them high and dry at the
last minute.
? Because of .
They wanted to swipe his walkman, so they mugged him.
? On account of .
These brave men and women gave their lives because they wanted the humankind to
have a better world.
???in order to .
Thomas must promptly finish his prepared part because the leader in his team wants
to generalize the whole title for tomorrow�s presentation.
???in order _ .
In order for the company to be profitable, sales would need to rise by at least
60%.
? By dint of .
I want to convince them. So, what do I have to do?
? What .
I went to the supermarket for some foods.
???so as to .
Because she had a swift wit, she escaped from the hands of kidnappers.
? Thanks to _ .
I had a sleepless night to submit the deadlines on time.
???so that .
PH?N 5: S? H?U
LEVEL A2
Choose the best answer among A, B, C or D to complete the following sentences.
Is this _ coat?
LEVEL B1
LEVEL B2 � B2+
Choose the best answer among A, B, C or D to complete the following sentences
All department heads should submit annual budget estimates to the Finance
Department by the end of the month.
ourselves B. theirs C. their D. ours
After comparing several estimates, we decided to move because the moving
costs were so high.
us B. our C. ours D. ourselves
Mr. Chang, a friend of , deserves the promotion.
Linda B. Linda�s C. him D. himself
My neighbor used to own that shop, but now it to me .
is belonging B. belongs to C. owns D. possess
My employees and I would like to show thanks for your cooperation.
theirs B. us C. ours D. our
Jerry Demon will resign and start own business.
him B. hers C. his D. he
You should provide us with _ account information.
your B. yours C. you D. hers
Rewrite the following sentences in such a way that their meanings are the same as
the original ones, using possessive forms
We have splendid weather after the heavy rain of last night.
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The office of his father is in the center of the city.
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This is the room of my father, the room of my uncle is on the second floor.
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He has no bicycle of his own and must use the bicycle of his brother.
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Fill in the blanks with correct possessive pronouns and possessive adjectives.
my, their, our, his, ours, her, hers
Last week, we had a party at (93) _ house. Many people came, and there
were lots of cars parked outside. At the end of the party, only three people were
left: myself, Eric, and Cathy. However, there were four cars. One of them was a
Volkswagen. I didn't remember seeing it before, so I asked whose it was.
Eric said it wasn't (94) car. (95) is a
Chevrolet pickup. When I asked Cathy if it was (96) , she
said no - (97) car is a Ford Explorer. I knew it wasn't (98)
car, of course. Finally, I called the police, and they came and examined it.
They said it belonged to a family on the next street. Someone stole it from (99)
street and left it on (100) .
LEVEL A2
LEVEL B1
Yesterday, Jane walked away from the discussion .Otherwise, she something
she would regret later.
had said B. said
C. might say D. might have said
Linh: �There were already five people in the car but they managed to take me
as well.�
Lan: �It a comfortable journey.�
can�t be B. shouldn�t be
C. mustn�t have been D. couldn�t have been
#I told Sally how to get here, but perhaps I for her.
had to write it out B. must have written it out
C. should have written it out D. ought to write it out
We last night, but we went to the concert instead.
must have studied B. might study
C. should have studied D. would study
Jane_ have kept her word. I wonder why she changed her mind.
must B. should C. would D. will
He you more help, even though he was very busy.
might have given B. might give
C. may have given D. may give
I didn't hear the phone. I asleep.
must be B. must have been
C. should be D. should have been
The plant is dead. I_ it more water.
will give B. would have given
C. must give D. should have given
There was plenty of time. She .
mustn't have hurried B. couldn't have hurried
C. must not hurry D needn't have hurried
You'd better late next time.
don't B. not be C. not being D. won't be
- "Did you visit the famous museum?" - "No. We it, but we spent too much
time shopping.
must have visited B. could have visited
C. can't have visited D. shouldn't have visited
My mother such a thing.
cannot say B. couldn't say
C. may not say D. cannot have said
You the look on his face when he won the prize.
would have seen B. can be seeing
C. must see D. should have seen
The ground is wet. It last night.
must rain B. must have rain
C. must have rained D. had to rain
Frank's wallet is lying on the coffee table. He it here last night.
must have left B. should have left
C. must be leaving D. needn't leave
John failed again. He harder.
must have tried B. should have tried
C. can tried D. may have tried
John passed his exam with a distinction. .
LEVEL B2 � B2+
Rewrite the following sentences so that their meanings remain the same as the
original ones, using some kinds of reduction.
...................................................................................
...................................................
I told you I�d help you, but I can�t help you.
...................................................................................
...................................................
I saw Mr Tam. I ran away.
...................................................................................
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His novel was written in 2000. It was the best-seller at that time
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His hair was wet from the showers. He walked in the icy air to Luke's
Luncheonette. There he ate three hamburgers in a booth with three juniors.
#..................................................................................
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It was a fine day yesterday. I took my son fishing.
...................................................................................
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There was nothing else to do. We went home
...................................................................................
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He sat all by by himself in the room. His back was turned to the window.
...................................................................................
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Six boys came over the hill. The boys were running hard. Their heads were down.
Their forearms were working. Their breaths were whistling.
...................................................................................
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friendly.
LEVEL B1
There a policeman and some supporters directing traffic on the street two
days ago.
were B. was C. is D. are
What
LEVEL B2 - B2+
#The international
has in no way abated.
have taken its eye off Zimbabwe, yet the suffering of its people
LEVEL B1 Lan:
Huong:
AskWho can lend me a computer?
Jeffrey. He can give you an idea.
B. To ask C. Asking
D. Be asking in the dark. _ the lights. It's harmful for your eyes.
Don�t study / Turn on B. Don�t study / Turn off
C. Study / Turn on D. Study / Turn off
Sue is in the hospital. .
Let�s visit her. B. Why do we buy Sue a bunch of flowers?
C. Why do we visit her? D. What about having a drink?
Our garden is very big. planting a tree?
What about B. Where do C. Why don�t we D. Why do we
feed the animals in the zoo. It is not permitted.
Don�t B. Do C. Are D. Aren�t
. It is very cold outside.
Put on your scarf and gloves B. Take off your coat
C. Put on your ballerinas D. Let�s take our umbrellas
It is a foot game. the ball with your hands.
Don�t touch B. Touch C. Not touch D. Let�s touch
A: drink something cold. B: No, thanks, I'm not thirsty.
Let�s B. Why not you C. How about D. What about
A: It's mum's birthday next Friday.
B: buying her a new necklace?
How about B. Let�s C. Think about D. Why don�t we
A: I have an exam tomorrow. B: .
Why don't you hit the book tonight? B. How about going to the library?
C. Let�s go and see the lecturers. D. Let�s form a team.
LEVEL B2 � B2+
PH?N 11: ??NG T? V?I M?NH ?? TR?NG NG? CH? TH?I GIAN
LEVEL A2
Choose the correct answer among A, B, C or D to complete the following sentences.
I will call you before I over.
Identify the underlined part that needs correcting in order for the sentences to
be correct.
LEVEL B1
Fill in the blank with the correct form of the verbs in brackets
Last night, I went to bed after I (finish) my homework.
I will call you before I (come) over.
Ever since I was a child, I (be) afraid of insects.
By the time I (leave) my apartment this morning, someone had been looking for me.
Whenever Mark (be) angry, his nose gets red.
By the time you finish getting ready, we (miss) _the train.
By the age of 35, my dad (write) 9 novels.
They (come) _ back home after they (finish) their work.
She said that she (meet) Mr. Bean before.
Before he (go) to bed, he (read) a novel.
He told me he (not/ wear) such kind of clothes before.
When I came to the stadium, the match (start) .
Before she (listen) to music, she (do) her homework.
Last night, Peter (go) to the supermarket before he (go) home.
Identify the underlined part that needs correcting in order for the sentences to
be correct.
Hardly Tom had opened the door when the dog ran out into the street A B C
D
Only by I read the book did I realize why it was so special. A B C D
Until do I see Gred next week will I know whether he got the job. A B C
D
No sooner had we found our seats than the film begin. A B C D
Hardly I had put the baby to bed when he started crying. AB C D
Last night, I was doing my homework while my sister played games. A B C
D
Choose the best answer among A, B, C or D to complete the following sentences.
Rewrite the following sentences so that the meanings stay the same as the original
ones.
->
Before.............................................................................
...........................................
She decided to go away. First she faced the matter.
->
After .............................................................................
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We read the book, then we wrote the assignment.
->
Before.............................................................................
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LEVEL B2 � B2+
Rewrite the following sentences in such a way that their meanings remain the same
as the original ones.
#He had hardly left the office when the telephone rang.
=> No
sooner ............................................................................
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I had only just put the phone down when the boss rang back.
=>
Hardly ............................................................................
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He didn�t finish his work until the bell rang.
=> Not
until .............................................................................
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We only began to see the symptoms of the disease after several months.
=>
Only ..............................................................................
...........................................
The facts were not all made public until later.
=>
Only...............................................................................
...........................................
As soon as I got into the bath, someone knocked at the door.
=> No
sooner ............................................................................
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You won�t allowed in until your identify has been checked.
=>
Only...............................................................................
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Just after the play started there was a power failure.
=>
Hardly.............................................................................
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We had only just arrived home when the police called.
=>
Scarcely ..........................................................................
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The judge was taken ill just after the trial proceedings began.
=>
Barely ............................................................................
...........................................
As soon as we had come home, it started to rain
=> No
sooner ............................................................................
.....................................
As soon as we had turned on the TV, the electricity went out.
=>
Hardly ............................................................................
..........................................
As soon as I had got out of the bed, the phone rang.
=>
Scarcely ..........................................................................
.........................................
As soon as he had finished dinner, she walked in the door.
=> No
sooner ............................................................................
....................................
I only understood the problem then.
=>
Only...............................................................................
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You can only understand it when you grow up.
=>
Only...............................................................................
...........................................
I only realized that I'd seen it before after the film started.
=>
Only ..............................................................................
...........................................
He only thought about having a holiday abroad after he retired.
=> Only
after .............................................................................
...................................
I only realized how dangerous the situation had been when I got home.
=> Only
when ..............................................................................
.................................
It wasn�t until last week that the Agriculture Minister admitted defeat.
=> Only
until .............................................................................
...................................
I understood Hamlet only after seeing it on the stage.
=> Only
after .............................................................................
....................................
They didn�t get round to business until they had finished eating.
=> Only
until .............................................................................
....................................
They had to wait for twelve hours before their flight left.
=> Only
after .............................................................................
...................................
I didn�t realize who he was until later.
=> Only
later .............................................................................
...................................
I won�t agree until Tom�s apologized.
=> Only
until .............................................................................
...................................
#Choose the underlined part that needs correcting in order for the sentences to be
correct.
(A) Entered the room, he (B) discovered that he (C) had lost his wallet while
(D) shopping in the city center.
(A) Having not (B) been to New York before, Susan (C) found the city so (D)
attractive.
(A) A child of noble birth, (B) his name was famous (C) among the children (D) in
that school.
She (A) has been much (B) happier (C) since (D) changed schools.
(A) On being arriving, you (B) will find someone (C) waiting (D) for you.
I am late, ?
am not I B. am I C. aren�t I D. aren�t you
They won�t be here, ?
won�t they B. will they C. won�t we D. will we
They want to go to the cinema, ?
do they B. do we C. don�t they D. do not they
Elizabeth is an artist, ?
is she B. is Elizabeth C. isn�t she D. am she
He has a bicycle, ?
#has he B. hasn�t he C. doesn�t he D. does he
This bridge is not very safe, ?
is it B. isn�t it C. is this D. isn�t it
You need to stay longer, ?
do you B. don�t you C. need you D. needn�t you
These sausages are delicious, ?
are these B. are they C. aren�t they D. aren�t these
Open the door, ?
will you B. won�t you C. do you D. don�t they
Let�s go swimming, ?
do you B. do we C. shall we D. shall you
Those flowers are beautiful, ?
are they B. aren�t they C. are those D. aren�t those
He seldom goes to the movie, ?
does he B. doesn�t he C. do he D. don�t he
She is collecting shoes, ?
is she B. being she C. isn�t she D. is not she
John and Max don�t like Maths, ?
don�t they B. do they C. do not they D. does he
I�m clever, ?
aren�t I B. are I C. are you D. aren�t you
Peter played basketball yesterday, _ ?
did he B. did not he C. didn�t he D. does he
He could have bought a new house, _?
could he B. has he C. couldn�t he D. hasn�t he
LEVEL B1
LEVEL B2 � B2+
They did nothing, ?
didn�t they B. did they C. do they D. don�t they
What you have said is wrong, ?
is it B. isn�t it C. have you D. haven�t you
Have a piece of cake, ?
have you B. don�t you C. won�t you D. do you
Let me help you do it, ?
may I B. do I C. don�t I D. have I
You�d better go to school earlier, ?
had you B. do you C. don�t you D. hadn�t you
I don�t believe Mary can do it, ?
can she B. can�t she C. does she D. doesn�t she
I think he will come here, ?
won�t he B. will he C. does he D. doesn�t he
Why he killed himself seems a secret, _?
does it B. doesn�t it C. has it D. hasn�t it
What a stupid boy, ?
isn�t he B. is he C. does he D. doesn�t he
What a beautiful dress, ?
is it B. isn�t it C. does it D. doesn�t it
I think he is from India, ?
is he B. isn�t he C. does he D. doesn�t he
Don�t smoke, ?
will you B. won�t he C. does he D. doesn�t he
Someone tasted my coffee, ?
did they B. do they C. don�t they D. didn�t they
He�d better stay, ?
had he B. hadn�t he C. does he D. doesn�t he
You�ve never been in Hawai, ?
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have you B. haven�t you C. do you D. don�t you
No one is better at English than Lan, ?
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is she B isn�t she C. are they D. aren�t they
There are a lot of people attending the wedding party, ?
are they B. aren�t they C. aren�t there D. is he
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PASSAGE 1 (A2)
New opportunities with an Open University degree
#Like any other university, the Open University can give you a degree. However, you
don�t have to (1) working to study. It can also open up a whole variety (2)
interests.
If you have (3) studied before, you will enjoy the special, new pleasure of (4)
your knowledge. You will make friends of (5) kinds. You may also (6)
that qualification provides new career opportunities.
You don�t actually (7) to the Open University for lectures, but study at home,
using television, radio and computer software. You can (8) one class a mouth if you
wish at an Open University centre. Of course, there are exams to take, as in (9)
university.
If you (10) like to know more, all you have to do is complete the form below.
It could be the start of a wonderful new period in your life.
(Adapted from R�n k? n?ng luy?n gi?i ?? thi THPT m�n Ti?ng Anh)
1. A. stopB. endC. breakD. leave2. A. fromB. ofC. inD. for3. A. everB. neverC.
oftenD. always4. A. growingB. changingC. addingD. increasing5. A. allB. eachC.
bothD. every6. A. suggestB. findC. wishD. want7. A. joinB. enterC. arriveD. go8. A.
giveB. attendC. learnD. study9. A. anyB. someC. manyD. most10. A. did
PASSAGE 2 (A2)B. willC. wouldD. canThe first women scientist
Hypatia was born in Alexandria, in Egypt in 370 A.D. For many centuries she was (1)
only women scientist to have a place in the history books.
Hypatia�s father was director of Alexandria University, and he (2) sure
his daughter had the best education available. This was unusual, as most women then
had few (3) to study. After studying in Athens and Rome, Hypatia returned to
Alexandria (4) she began teaching mathematics. She soon became famous (5)
her knowledge of new ideas.
We have no copies of her books, (6) we know that she wrote several important
mathematical works. Hypatia was also interested in technology and (7)
several scientific tools to help with her works.
At the (8) many rulers were afraid of science and (9) connected with it was in
danger. One day in March 415, Hypatia (10) _ attacked in the street and killed.
(Adapted from R�n k? n?ng luy?n gi?i ?? thi THPT m�n Ti?ng Anh)
A one
A. could
A. classes
A. whereB. the
B. made
B. customs
B. howC. a
C. said
C. opportunities
C. thereD. an
D. put
D. teachers
D. which5. A. from
B. by
C. for
D. in
6. A. because
B. but
C. or
D. as
7. A. did
B. experimented
C. invented
D. learnt
8. A. day
B. period
C. year
D. time
9. A. anyone
B. nobody
C. all
D. something
10. A. was
B. had
C. have
D. is
#PASSAGE 3 (B1)
The Rockies Mountains run almost the length of North America
They start in the North-west, but lie only a (1) _ hundred miles from the centre
in the more southern areas. Although the Rockies are smaller (2) the Alps,
they are no less wonderful.
There are many roads across the Rockies, (3) the best way to see them is to (4)
by train. You start from Vancouver, the most attractive of Canada�s big
cities. Standing with its feet in the water and its (5) in the mountains, this
city (6) its residents to ski on slopes just 15 minutes by car from the city
(7) .
Thirty passenger trains a day used to (8) off from Vancouver on the cross-
continent railway. Now there are just three a week, but the ride is still a great
adventure. You sleep on board, (9) is fun, but travel through some of the best
(10) at night.
1. A. manyB. lotC. fewD. couple2. A. fromB. toC. asD. than3. A. butB. becauseC.
unlessD. since4. A. diveB. travelC. rideD. pass5. A. earB. handC. headD. nose6. A.
letsB. allowsC. offersD. give
7. A. centre
B. circle
C. middle
D. heart
8. A. leave
B. get
C. take
D. set
9. A. when
B. which
C. who
D. where
10. A. scenery
B. view
C. site
D. beauty
PASSAGE 4 (B1)
(Adapted from R�n k? n?ng luy?n gi?i ?? thi THPT m�n Ti?ng Anh)
Would you like a job where you could eat chocolate (1) day? Well, such a
job does exist! Did you know that most chocolate factory (2) chocolate tasters?
Their job is to taste the chocolate while it is being (3) and say if it is
too sweet or too bitter. You have to be very good at tasting different (4)
and you have to comment on (5) the chocolate feels as well. Is it
smooth or crunchy? Unfortunately, you can't just go along and say you like
chocolate - that, I'm afraid, is not enough! Most chocolate tasters have a degree
(6) _ food technology and you will not be able to work (7) you have had
lots of training. Then you have to go through several (8) before you can be
selected. If you think you would be good at chocolate tasting then try to develop
your taste buds by tasting different chocolate (9) blindfold. See if you can
tell what type of chocolate it is. If you get a job like this, you will not be
well-paid but most tasters enjoy their job so much that (10) is not very
important.
A. whole B. all C. entire D. each
A. employ B. use C. utilize D. rent
A. carried out B. done C. made D. fabricated
#A. scents B. odours C. smells D. flavours
A. what B. why C. how D. if
A. of B. about C. on D. in
A. when B. until C. although D. after
A. experiments B. trials C. tests D. exams
A. bars B. sticks C. rods D. pieces
A. income B. payment C. wage D. pay
PASSAGE 5 (B1)
Summer work in Reykjavik
If you take a walk through Reykjavik � the capital of Iceland � this summer, you�ll
see groups of young people working in parks, gardens and green areas around the
city. Most (1)
these kids are in high school but they (2) the summer keeping the city
green as part of a program (3) as �work school�.
The �work school� (4) of a surprisingly large (5) _ of Reykjavik�s teenagers.
Roughly 75% of Reykjavik�s 14-year-olds and 60% of the city�s 16-year-old take (6)
.
They get paid for their work, and at the same time they (7) the environment of
their city.
They also learn (8) to work as a member of a team which is (9) by an adult.
This experience provides them with useful skills for (10) they leave
education and enter the world of work.
(Adapted from Preliminary English Test 1)
1. A. for
B. of
C. from
D. with
2. A. take
B. do
C. spend
D. make
3. A. called
B. known
C. noted
D. said
4. A. involves
B. consists
C. employs
D. contains
5. A. number
B. level
C. lot
D. size
6. A. away
B. place
C. part
D. up
7. A. prepare
B. improve
C. produceD. attend8. A. howB. whereC. whyD. then9. A. movedB. helpC. keptD. led10.
A. althoughB. whenC. unlessD. white
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PASSAGE 1 (A2)
Madagascar � When to go
#Madagascar has two seasons, a warm, wet season from November to April, and a
cooler dry season between May and October. However, different parts of the country
have very different weather.
The east coast is hotter and wetter, with up to 4000mm of rainfall per year. In the
rainy season, there are strong winds, and these can cause a lot of damage. Avoid
visiting eastern Madagascar between January and March because the weather can make
road travel very difficult. The dry season is cooler and more pleasant.
The high, central part of the country is much drier and cooler. About 1,400 mm of
rain falls in the rainy season, with some thunderstorms, but the summer is usually
sunny and dry, but it can be cold, especially in the mornings, with freezing
showers, and it may snow in mountain areas above 2,400m, and even stay there for
several days.
The west coast is the driest part of the island. Here, the winter months are
pleasant with little rain, cooler temperatures and blue skies. The summers can be
extremely hot, especially in the southwest. This part of the country is semi-
desert, and only gets around 300mm of rain per year.
(Source: examenglish.com)
Are the following statements True (T) or False (F) according to the information in
the passage?
Question 1. Madagascar has four seasons: spring, summer, autumn and winter.
Question 2. There is more rain in January than in June. Question 3. The wet season
is colder than the dry season. Question 4. It hardly ever rains in central
Madagascar.
Question 5. The north-east is hotter than the south-east.
PASSAGE 2 (A2)
Crystal Cruises - Luxury Every Day
Come and sail on a Crystal Cruise ship. We have three ships: The Crystal Queen, The
Crystal Princess, The Crystal Palace.
Come and sail in luxury on cruises around the Caribbean Sea for 7 or 14 days. Our
seven-day cruise costs $2000 and our two-week cruise is $3500.
A typical one week cruise
Day One - departure from Miami
Day Two - free day in Nassau, in The Bahamas
PASSAGE 3 (B1)
Is there such a thing as Canadian English? If so, what is it?
The standard stereotype among Americans is that Canadians are like Americans,
except they say �eh� a lot and pronounce �out and about� as �oot and aboot�. Many
Canadians, on the other hand, will tell you that Canadian English is more like
British English, and as proof will hold aloft the spellings colour and centre and
the name zed for the letter Z.
Canadian does exist as a separate variety of British English, with subtly
distinctive features of pronunciation and vocabulary. It has its own dictionaries;
the Canadian Press has its own style guide; the Editors� Association of Canada has
just released a second edition of Editing Canadian English. But an emblematic
feature of Editing Canadian English is comparison tables of American versus British
spellings so the Canadian editor can come to a reasonable decision on which to use�
on each occasion. The core of Canadian English is a pervasive ambivalence.
Canadian history helps to explain this. In the beginning there were the indigenous
people, with far more linguistic and cultural variety than Europe. They�re still
there, but Canadian English, like Canadian Anglophone society in general, gives
them little more than desultory
token nods. Fights between European settlers shaped Canadian English more. The
French, starting in the 1600s, colonised the St Lawrence River region and the
Atlantic coast south of it. In the mid-1700s, England got into a war with France,
concluding with the Treaty of Paris in 1763, which ceded �New France� to England.
The English allowed any French to stay who were willing to become subjects of the
English King.
#At the time of the Treaty of Paris, however, there were very few English speakers
in Canada. The American Revolution changed that. The founding English-speaking
people of Canada were United Empire Loyalists � people who fled American
independence and were rewarded with land in Canada. Thus Canadian English was, from
its very beginning, both American � because its speakers had come from the American
colonies � and not American, because they rejected the newly independent nation.
Just as the Americans sought to have a truly distinct, independent American version
of English, the loyalists sought to remain more like England� sort of. These were
people whose variety of English was already diverging from the British and vice
versa: when the residents of London and its environs began to drop their r�s and
change some of their vowels people in certain parts of the United States adopted
some of these changes, but Canadians did not.
(Source: ieltsup.com) Are the
following statements True (T), False (F) or Not Given (NG) according to the
information in the passage?
Question 1. Canadian English is considered more like British English by Canadians.
Question 2. According to the second paragraph, Canadian English is pretty similar
to British, with some minor differences.
Question 3. The St Lawrence River was colonised by Canadians in 1600.
Question 4. Canadian English is considered both American and not American.
Question 5. The fifth paragraph states that many English-speaking countries adopted
changes in pronunciation.
PASSAGE 4 (B1)
exploded and now counts some 37,000 employees. It is a pioneer in the "fast casual"
dining movement.
Employee Review: "The people I work with are awesome and the food is good. It pays
my bills and makes me laugh. The schedule is super flexible but it's a lot of work.
If you're looking for something easy and laid back, keep looking."
Advantage Sales & Marketing: 1,742 part-time openings.
#Advantage Sales & Marketing provides outsourced sales, merchandising, and
marketing services to consumer goods and food product manufacturers and suppliers.
Owning more than 65 offices in the US and Canada, ASM does merchandising for 1,200
clients -- including Johnson & Johnson, Mars, Unilever, Energizer.
Employee Review: "Long lasting business, able to adapt to changes in market. Well-
thought out schedule, and flexible time off for both vacation and illness."
Universal Protection Service: 1,219 part-time openings.
Universal Protection Service is one of the largest providers of security services
in the U.S. They offer an expansive range of security solutions for airports,
healthcare facilities, office buildings, and more.
Employee Review: "Good pay depending on where you work. Room for advancement based
on availability. Better company than any other I have worked for in security."
PSA Healthcare: 1,295 part-time openings
PSA Healthcare, also known as Pediatric Services of America, provides comprehensive
home health services through a branch of office across the United States. The
company is headquartered in Atlanta, Ga.
Employee Review: "I love working one-on-one with the pediatric patient and their
families. You have the time needed to give great compassionate care! Office staff
and supervisors are very good with both employees and clients. There is a lot of
flexibility with staffing. I never received grief for requesting a day off."
(Source: ieltsonlinetest) Are
the following statements True (T), False (F) or Not Given (NG) according to the
information in the passage?
Question 1. The Vitamin Shoppe has an above average salary, according to the
review. Question 2. Reviewer of the company Chipotle says that working there is
both fun and earns enough money.
Question 3. Advantage Sales & Marketing owns 65 offices all over the world.
Question 4. Universal Protection Service offers various security services in the
USA. Question 5. Reviewer of the PSA Healthcare praises its high wages.
Question 6. None of the offers included an approximate salary in the description.
PASSAGE 5 (B1)
Chilies
#Chilies originate in South America and have been eaten for at least 9,500 years.
Organised cultivation began around 5,400 BC. Christopher Columbus was the first
European to encounter chilies, when he landed on the island of Hispaniola in 1492.
He thought it was a type of pepper and called it the �red pepper�, a name still
used today. After their introduction to Europe they were an immediate sensation and
were quickly incorporated into the diet. From there they spread to Africa, India
and East Asia.
The reason for the chili�s �hotness� lies in a chemical called Capsaicin. Capsaicin
causes temporary irritation to the trigeminal cells, which are the pain receptors
in the mouth, nose and throat. After the pain messages are transmitted to the
brain, endorphins, natural pain killers, are released and these not only kill the
pain but give the chili eater a short lived natural high. Other side effects
include: an increased heart rate, a running nose and increased salivation and
sweating, which can have a cooling effect in hot climates.
The reason for the presence of Capsaicin is thought to be to deter animals from
eating the fruit. Only mammals feel the burning effects; birds feel nothing. As
birds are a better method of distributing the seeds, which pass intact through
their guts, Capsaicin would seem to be a result of natural selection.
The smaller chilies tend to be the hottest. This may reflect the fact that they
tend to grow closer to the ground and are therefore more vulnerable to animals. The
heat of a chili is measured on the Scoville scale. The hottest types such as the
Habenero and the Scotch Bonnet rate between 100,000 and 300,000, the world famous
Tabasco sauce� rates at 15,000 to 30,000, about the same as the Thai prik khee nu,
while the popular Jalapeno is between 5,000 and 15,000. Powdered chili is 500 to
1,000 and the mild capsicins and paprikas can range between 100 and 0.
(Source: ieltsbuddy.com) Are the
following statements True (T), False (F) or Not Given (NG) according to the
information in the passage?
Question 1. Chilies became popular as soon as they were brought into Europe.
Question 2. Capsaicin causes significant damage to the mouth.
Question 3. Chilies can be part of a bird�s diet. Question 4. All large chilies
grow high off the ground. Question 5. People breed chilies for their heat.
PASSAGE 6 (B1)
What to do in a fire?
Fire drills are a big part of being safe in school: They prepare you for what you
need to do in case of a fire. But what if there was a fire where you live? Would
you know what to do? Talking about fires can be scary because no one likes to think
about people getting hurt or their things getting burned. But you can feel less
worried if you are prepared.
It's a good idea for families to talk about what they would do to escape a fire.
Different families will have different strategies. Some kids live in one-story
houses and other kids live in tall buildings. You'll want to talk about escape
plans and escape routes, so let's start there.
Know Your Way Out
#An escape plan can help every member of a family get out of a burning house. The
idea is to get outside quickly and safely. Smoke from a fire can make it hard to
see where things are, so it's important to learn and remember the different ways
out of your home. How many exits are there? How do you get to them from your room?
It's a good idea to have your family draw a map of the escape plan.
It's possible one way out could be blocked by fire or smoke, so you'll want to know
where other ones are. And if you live in an apartment building, you'll want to know
the best way to the stairwell or other emergency exits.
Safety Steps
If you're in a room with the door closed when the fire breaks out, you need to take
a few extra steps:
Check to see if there's heat or smoke coming in the cracks around the door. (You're
checking to see if there's fire on the other side.)
If you see smoke coming under the door � don't open the door!
If you don't see smoke � touch the door. If the door is hot or very warm � don't
open the door!
If you don't see smoke � and the door is not hot � then use your fingers to lightly
touch the doorknob. If the doorknob is hot or very warm � don't open the door!
If the doorknob feels cool, and you can't see any smoke around the door, you can
open the door very carefully and slowly. When you open the door, if you feel a
burst of heat or smoke pours into the room, quickly shut the door and make sure it
is really closed. If there's no smoke or heat when you open the door, go toward
your escape route exit.
(Source: http://ielts-up.com) Are
the following statements True (T), False (F) or Not Given (NG) according to the
information in the passage?
Question 1. It is important to have a strategy before escaping the fire.
Question 2. You should mark different ways out of your home on the map.
Question 3. If you�re stuck in a room, and see smoke coming from the other room,
you should open the door and ran to the exit.
Question 4. Hot door means you shouldn�t open it to escape.
Question 5. If you open the door and everything seems fine, go straight to the
exit.
PASSAGE 7 (B1)
The Real Story about Koalas
Although bear-like, koalas are not bears. They are mammals, so feed their young
milk and are marsupials, which means that their babies are born immature and they
develop further in the
It is difficult to estimate how many women in Sudan use these products to gain
weight, because many are reluctant to admit to it. "Pills are handed out in the
village like penny sweets," says Imitithal Ahmed, a student at the University of
Khartoum. "I've always been scared to use them because I've seen family members
fall ill and close friends become dependent on appetite stimulants. My aunt is on
the brink of kidney failure and has blocked arteries from taking too many fattening
pills, trying to get a bigger bum. Everyone in the family knows why she's sick, but
she won't own up to it. She's had to stop taking the pills on doctor's orders."
#Pills are often rebranded and given catchy street names which allude to their
effects. From The Neighbours' Shock to Chicken Thighs and My Mama Suspects, the
clinical name of pills are forgotten and replaced by promises of a bigger bottom,
shapely thighs and a belly that will have your mother concerned that you might be
pregnant. Tablets range from standard appetite stimulants to allergy medicines
containing the steroid hormone, cortisone. The side- effects of taking cortisone
are now a cash cow for pill peddlers. It is known to slow the metabolism, increase
appetite, trigger water retention and create extra deposits of fat around the
abdomen and face.
Using unregulated steroids without supervision can damage the heart, liver, kidneys
and thyroid, says Dr Salah Ibrahim, Head of the Pharmacists' Union in Sudan. He
explains that cortisone is a naturally occurring hormone in the body, helping to
regulate vital bodily functions. But when a man-made, concentrated version enters
the body in the form of pills or topical bleaching creams, the brain gives the body
a signal to stop production. If a user suddenly stops taking the substance, their
major organs can spiral into dysfunction.
Young women in Sudan are dying from kidney and heart failure caused by sudden
steroid withdrawal, medical professionals say. Fatalities are especially common
among new brides, who traditionally undergo a month of intense beautification prior
to their wedding day and then abruptly stop using fattening pills and steroidal
bleaching creams. Their deaths are put down to sudden organ failure.
Yet these horrifying beauty trends continue to gain traction. Prescription pill
abuse is taking off in Sudan's conservative society, partly because it lacks the
social stigma and pungent, giveaway odour of alcohol and cannabis. University
students flock to buy the potent painkiller Tramadol, which is sold for 20 Sudanese
pounds ($1; 80 pence) per pill. Some of Khartoum's roadside tea-sellers are even
known to drop the painkiller in a cup of tea, upon a coded request.
Awareness campaigns have so far had very little impact. Dr Ibrahim, Head of the
Pharmacists Union, has made numerous appearances on national television to warn of
the dangers of prescription pill abuse. At university level, pharmacists are taught
vigilance and trained to act in keeping with ethics and pharmaceutical law. But in
a country where pharmacists and doctors are paid very little, the temptation to
sell pills to illegal vendors is overwhelming for some. "Last time I went to the
beauty shop I go to for my creams, the shop owner brought out a chocolate box full
of different fattening pills," says Ms Ahmed, the Khartoum student. "Girls are too
scared to ask pharmacists and doctors about the pills they buy from beauty shops,
for fear of being publicly shamed."
Police may arrest traders and block smuggling routes, but the profits for rogue
pharmacists keep growing regardless. Fattening pills are poured into the black
market, deemed to be the lesser evil. Sudan isn't the only African society where
being overweight is a symbol of prosperity and power, boosting the
"marriageability" of young women. But in this country, it embodies an ideal. It
defines the ultimate Sudanese woman - full-bodied and light-skinned - epitomising
beauty and coveted as a wife. The iconic status of Nada Algalaa, a Sudanese singer
whose looks are widely praised and emulated, is testament in itself. For some
women, it is an ideal to be acquired by any means necessary.
#(Source: ieltsbuddy.com) Are the
following statements True (T), False (F) or Not Given (NG) according to the
information in the passage?
Question 1. People do not get any information about the dangers to their health
when they purchase unregulated weight gain pills.
Question 2. Since a large number of women in Sudan are not willing to reveal that
they take the pills, the exact number of women using them is not known.
Question 3. Promoting the clinical name of the pills helps the sellers to focus on
the weight gaining aspects associated with them.
Question 4. Those selling the pills are making more money on them than other types
of pills.
Question 5. The body's cortisone production will eventually return to normal once a
person stops taking the pills.
Question 6. Intense usage in the month after marriage followed by sudden withdrawal
is resulting in a high death rate for newly-wed women.
Question 7. Sudanise society does not view the abuse of prescription pills as
negatively as it does other drugs such as alcohol and cannabis.
Question 8. Awareness campaigns are becoming common on national television.
Question 9. The low pay of doctors and pharmacists contributes to the problem of
weight pill abuse.
Question 10. Being overweight is a sign of prosperity and power throughout African
countries.
PASSAGE 9 (B2)
UN warns over impact of rapidly ageing populations
The world needs to do more to prepare for the impact of a rapidly ageing
population, the UN has warned - particularly in developing countries. Within 10
years the number of people aged over 60 will pass one billion, a report by the UN
Population Fund said. The demographic shift will present huge challenges to
countries' welfare, pension and healthcare systems. The UN agency also said more
had to be done to tackle "abuse, neglect and violence against older persons".
The number of older people worldwide is growing faster than any other age group.
The report, Ageing in the 21st Century: A Celebration and a Challenge, estimates
that one in nine people around the world are older than 60. The elderly population
is expected to swell by 200 million in the next decade to surpass one billion, and
reach two billion by 2050. This rising proportion of older people is a consequence
of success - improved nutrition, sanitation, healthcare, education and economic
well-being are contributing factors, the report says.
#But the UN and a charity that also contributed to the report, HelpAge
International, say the ageing population is being widely mismanaged. "In many
developing countries with large populations of young people, the challenge is that
governments have not put policies and practices in place to support their current
older populations or made enough preparations for 2050," the agencies said in a
joint statement.
The report warns that the skills and experience of older people are being wasted,
with many under-employed and vulnerable to discrimination. HelpAge said more
countries needed to introduce pension schemes to ensure economic independence and
reduce poverty in old age. It stressed that it was not enough to simply pass
legislation - the new schemes needed to be funded properly.
The UN report used India as an example, saying it needed to take urgent steps in
this area. Almost two-thirds of India's population is under 30. But it also has 100
million elderly people
a figure that is expected to increase threefold by 2050. Traditionally, people in
India live in large, extended families and elderly people have been well looked
after. But the trend now is to have smaller, nuclear families and many of the
country's elderly are finding themselves cast out, says the BBC's Sanjoy Majumder
in Delhi.
There are more and more cases of physical and mental abuse, including neglect,
suffered by the elderly at the hands of their families. It is slowly becoming a
widespread social problem, particularly in urban areas, one which India still has
not got to grips with, our correspondent says.
By contrast, the UN report cited the case of Bolivia as an example of good practice
in the developing world. All Bolivians over the age of 60 get a pension that is the
equivalent of about $30 (�19) a month. Bolivia suffers from frequent flooding and
landslides, and older people there have been organised into "Brigadas Blancas" -
White Haired Brigades. They help with preparations for emergencies, and accessing
humanitarian aid.
(Source: BBC News) Are the
following statements True (T), False (F) or Not Given (NG) according to the
information in the passage?
Question 1. The growth of the elderly population is going to make it extremely
difficult to provide adequate social service provision.
Question 2. Approximately thirty per cent of the population are over 60 years old.
Question 3. Developed countries are much better prepared than developing countries
for 2050.
Question 4. More financing is necessary to ensure new pension schemes are
successful.
Question 5. Elderly people in India are not always being looked after as well as
they were in the past.
Question 6. India is starting to deal with the neglect of its elderly population.
Question 7. Bolivian Families look after their elderly relatives better than any
other developing countries.
PASSAGE 10 (B2)
#Student life at Canterbury College
Most of the courses at Canterbury College only take up four days of the week,
leaving one day free for independent study.
The atmosphere at the College is that of an adult environment where a relationship
of mutual respect is encouraged between students and tutors.
Canterbury is a student city with several institutes of Further and Higher
Education. The city centre is just a five-minute walk from the College, easily
accessible in lunch or study breaks.
Canterbury College has developed strong international links over the years and, as
a result, many students have the opportunity of visiting and working in a European
country in the course of their studies.
Students' Union and SRC
All students are automatically members of the Canterbury College Students' Union
(CCSU) and can attend meetings. The Union is very active and is run by an Executive
Committee elected by students in the Autumn Term. The President is elected every
Summer Term to provide continuity for the next academic year. Representatives from
each area of study form the Student Representative Council (SRC) which allows every
student a say in Union affairs. In addition to representing students internally in
the College on the Academic Board and with a subcommittee of the College
Corporation, the CCSU also belongs to the National Union of Students which
represents the interests of students nationally. The Union also arranges and
supports entertainments, sporting activities and trips.
STUDENT FACILIITES
Learning Resources Centre (LRC)
The Corey Learning Resources Centre provides easy access to a wide range of printed
and audiovisual learning materials which can help students with coursework. There
is ample space for quiet independent study and there are also areas for group work.
Resources provided include books, journals, audio and video cassettes and CD-ROMs.
Inter-library loans are available
locally and nationally via the British Library. All students are encouraged to use
the Open Access Information Technology Centre situated on the first floor. This has
a variety of computing, word processing and desktop publishing software.
Bookshop
A branch of Waterstone's bookshops is located on campus, where you can buy a range
of stationery, drawing equipment, artists' materials and books, as well as many
other useful items you may need.
Children's Centre
The College Children's Centre has places for under 5s with some subsidised places
being available to students. Places are limited, so, if you are interested, apply
early to reserve a place by contacting Linda Baker on the College telephone number.
#Refectory
This provides refreshments between 08.30 and 19.00 with hot meals served three
times a day. Healthy eating options are available.
Coffee Shop
This is open during normal College hours and serves light snacks and drinks.
Proceeds from the Coffee Shop go to the Students' Union.
Crypt Restaurant
This is a training restaurant which offers good quality cuisine in pleasant
surroundings. Meals are very reasonably priced and you are invited to sample the
students' highly skilled dishes when the restaurant is open to the public during
the week. Reservations can be made on 01227511244.
Chapel View Restaurant
This is another training restaurant and is set up as a quick-service facility which
offers a selection of snacks and main courses at a modest price.
(Source: http://mini-ielts.com) Are
the following statements True (T), False (F) or Not Given (NG) according to the
information in the passage?
Question 1. Many students are allocated a job experience placement abroad.
Question 2. The elections for the Union President and Executive Committee are held
together.
Question 3. There are staff in the LRC to help students use the facilities.
Question 4. Nursery care is available on a first-come, first-served basis. Question
5. The Refectory serves fast-food options.
Question 6. The Chapel View Restaurant is for students only.
PASSAGE 2 (A2+)
Today�s cars are smaller, safer, cleaner and more economical than their
predecessors but the car of the future will be far more pollution �free than those
on road today. Several new types of automobile engines have already been developed
than run on alternative sources of power, such as electricity, compressed natural
gas, methanol, steam, hydrogen and propane. Electricity, however, is the only zero-
emission option presently available.
Although electric vehicles will not be truly practical until a powerful, compact
battery or other dependable source of current is available, transport experts
foresee a new assortment of electric vehicles entering everyday life: shorter-range
commuter electric cars, three-wheeled neighborhood cars, electric delivery vans,
bikes and trolleys.
As automakers work to develop practical vehicles, urban planners and utility
engineers are focusing on infrastructure systems to support and make the best use
of the new cars. Public charging facilities will need to be as common as today�s
gas stations. Public parking spots on the street or in commercial lots will need to
be equipped with devices that allow drivers to charge their batteries while they
stop, dine or attend a concert. To encourage the use of electric vehicles, the most
convenient parking in transportation centres might be reserved for electric cars.
Planners foresee electric shuttle buses, trains, buses and neighborhood vehicles
all meeting at transit centres that would have facilities for charging and renting.
Commuters will be able to rent a variety of electric cars to suit their needs:
light trucks, one-person three-wheelers, small cars or electric gasoline hybrid
cars for longer trips, which will no doubt take place on automated freeways capable
of handling five times the number of vehicles that can be carried by freeway today.
The author�s purpose in the passage is to .
criticize conventional vehicles
support the invention of electric cars
narrate a story about alternative energy vehicles
describe the possibilities for transportation in the future
The following electrical vehicles are all mentioned in the passage EXCEPT .
plane B. trolleys C. vans D. trains
PASSAGE 3 (B1)
Long ago prehistoric man began to domesticate a number of wild plants and animals
for his own use. This not only provided more abundant food but also allowed more
people to live on a smaller plot of ground. We tend to forget that all of our
present-day pets, livestock, and food plants were taken from the wild and developed
into the forms we know today.
As centuries passed and human cultures evolved and blossomed, humans began to
organize their knowledge of nature into the broad field of natural history. One
aspect of early natural history concerned the use of plants for drugs and medicine.
The early herbalists sometimes overworked their imaginations in this respect. For
example, it was widely believed that a plant or part of a plant that resembles an
internal organ would cure ailments of that organ. Thus, an extract made from a
heart-shaped leaf might be prescribed for a person suffering from heart problems.
Nevertheless, the overall contributions of these early observers provided the
rudiments of our present knowledge of drugs and their uses.
What does this passage mainly discuss?
Cures from plants B. The beginning of natural history
C. Prehistoric man D. Early plants and animals
Domestication of plants and animals probably occurred because of _ .
need for more readily available food
lack of wild animals and plants
early man power as a hunter
the desire of prehistoric man to be nomadic
The word �This� in the first paragraph refers to .
providing food for man
man�s domestication of plants and animals
man ability to live on a small plot of land
the earliest condition of prehistoric man
The word �blossomed� in the second paragraph is closest in meaning to .
produced flowers B. changed C. learned D. flourished
PASSAGE 4 (B1)
The invention of the electric telegraph gave birth to the communications industry.
Although Samuel B. Morse succeeded in making the invention useful in 1837, it was
not until 1843 that the first telegraph line of consequence was contributed. By
1860, more than 50,000 miles of lines had connected people east of the Rockies. The
following year, San Francisco was added to the network.
The national telegraph network fortified the ties between East and West and
contributed to the rapid expansion of the railroads by providing and efficient
means to monitors schedules and routes. Furthermore, the extension of the
telegraph, combined with the invention of the steam-driven rotary printing press by
Richard M. Hoe in 1846, revolutionized the world of Journalism. Where the business
of news gathering had been dependent upon the mail and on hand-operated presses,
the telegraph expanded the amount of information a newspaper could supply and
allowed for timelier reporting. The establishment of the Associated Press as a
central wire service in 1846 marked the advent of a new era in journalism.
The main topic of the passage is .
the history of journalism
the origin of the national telegraph network
how the telegraph network contributed to the expansion of railroads
the contributions and development of the telegraph network
According to the passage, the telegraph enhanced the business of news gathering by
.
allowing for timelier reporting
PASSAGE 5 (B1)
It is very difficult to succeed in the music business; nine out of ten bands that
release a first record fail to produce a second. Surviving in the music industry
requires luck and patience, but most of all it requires an intricate knowledge of
how a record company functions. The process begins when a representative of a
company�s Artist and Repertoire (A &R) department visits bars and night clubs,
scouting for young, talented bands. After the representative identifies a promising
band, he or she will work to negotiate a contract with that band. The signing of
this recording contract is a slow process. A company will spend a long time
investigating the band itself as well as current trends in popular music. During
this period, it is important that a band reciprocate with an investigation of its
own, learning as
much as possible about the record company and making personal connections within
the different departments that will handle their recordings. Once a band has signed
the contract and, has finished recording an album, the Publicity and Promotions
department takes over. This department decides whether or not to mass produce and
market the band�s album. Most bands fail to make personal contacts in this second
department, thus losing their voice in the important final process of producing and
marketing their album. This loss of nice often contributes to the band�s failure as
a recording group.
Which one can be best replaced for the word �release�?
#A. distribute B. pay for C. overturn D. itemize
Which one can be best replaced for the phrase �takes over�?
A. takes charge B. take pleasure C. take advice D. takes blame
What will a recording company investigate once they have identified a band at a
bar or a night club?
A. the Publicity Promotions
B. the band and current trends in popular music
C. the singers� personal relationship
D. the signing of this recording contract
According to the passage, the initial contact between a band and a recording
company is made by .
A. the band�s manager B. a band member
C. an A&R representative D. the Publicity Promotions department
The author mentions that a band�s success is dependent on all of the following
factors EXCEPT .
A. being patient in the process of recording contract
B. making personal contacts with people in the company
C. understanding how a record company functions
D. playing music that sounds like music of famous bands
According to the passage, the Publicity and Promotions department_ .
A. has the final decision in producing an album
B. handles the recording arrangements for the band
C. sends representatives to look for new talented bands
D. visits bars and night clubs on the weekend
It can be inferred from the passage that_ .
A. the music industry is full of opportunities for young band
B. the A& R department has a large staff
C. most bands do not fully understand how record companies operate
D. the cost of recording an album is very expensive
The phrase �this period� refers to .
A. waiting for the signing of a recording contract
B. scouting for young, talented bands
C. waiting to represent the A & R department
D. preparing to have the second album
#PASSAGE 6 (B1)
In the American colonies there was little money. England did not supply the
colonies with coins and did not allow the colonies to make their own coins, except
for the Massachusetts Bay Colony, which received permission for a short period in
1652 to make several kinds of silver coins. England wanted to keep money out of
America as a means of controlling trade: America was forced to trade only with
England if it did not have the money to buy products from other countries. The
result during this pre-revolutionary period was that the colonists used various
goods in place of money: beaver pelts, Indian wampum, and tobacco leaves were all
commonly used substitutes for money. The colonists also made use of any foreign
coins they could obtain. Dutch, Spanish, French, and English coins were all in use
in the American colonies.
During the Revolutionary War, funds were needed to finance the world, so each of
the individual states and the Continental Congress issued paper money. So much of
this paper money was printed that by the end of the war, almost no one would accept
it. As a result, trade in goods and the use of foreign coins still flourished
during this period.
By the time the Revolutionary War had been won by the American colonists, the
monetary system was in a state of total disarray. To remedy this situation, the new
Constitution of the United States, approved in 1789, allowed Congress to issue
money. The individual states could no longer have their own money supply. A few
years later, the Coinage Act of 1792 made the dollar the official currency of the
United States and put the country on a bimetallic standard. In this bimetallic
system, both gold and silver were legal money, and the rate of exchange of silver
to gold was fixed by the government at sixteen to one.
1. The passage mainly discusses .
A. the effect of the Revolution on American money.
B. American money from past to present.
C. the American monetary system of the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries.
D. the English monetary policies in colonial America.
2. The passage indicates that during the colonial period, money was .
A. used extensively for trade B. scarce
C. supplied by England D. coined by colonists
3. The Massachusetts Bay Colony was allowed to make coins _.
A. for a short time during one year.
B. throughout the seventeenth century.
C. continuously from the inception of the colonies.
bond in such a way that there is a sea of electrons that can be made to flow as an
electric current. Likewise, if we have an ionic substance like salt we can make the
electrically charged ions flow to create a current but only when those ions are
free to move, either when the substance is a liquid or dissolved in water. In its
solid state an ionic substance like salt cannot conduct electricity as its charged
ions cannot flow.
#Electrical insulators are substances that cannot conduct electricity well either,
because they contain no charged particles or any charged particles they might
contain do not flow easily. Water itself is a poor conductor of electricity as it
does not contain a significant amount of fully charged particles (the ends of a
water molecule are partly charged but overall the molecule is neutral). However,
most water we encounter does contain dissolved charged particles, so it will be
more conductive than pure water. Many of the problems that occur when touching
electrical devices with wet hands result from the ever-present salt that is left on
our skin through perspiration and it dissolves in the water to make it more
conductive.
Electrical conductivity is _.
completely impossible for silicon
one of the key properties of most solid materials
impossible for any substance when it is dissolved in water
one of the most important properties of metals
According to the passage, a metal can conduct electricity due to _ .
the absence of free electrons
the loss of one electron in the core of its atoms
the way its atoms bond together
its atoms with a positive charge
The word �outermost� in paragraph 1 mostly means .
nearest to the inside B. furthest from the inside
C. the heaviest D. the lightest
The atoms of a metal can bond together because .
electrons can flow in a single direction
the lost electrons cannot move freely in the sea of electrons
they lose all of their electrons
negatively charged electrons attract positive ions
The word �they� in paragraph 3 refers to .
electrical insulators B. electric currents
C. charged particles D. charged ions
Water is a poor conductor because it contains .
only a small amount of fully charged particles
only a positive electric charge
no positive or negative electric charge
only a negative electric charge
We can have problems when touching electrical devices with wet hands because the
water
.
dissolves the salt on our skin and becomes more conductive
contains too many neutral molecules
PASSAGE 8 (B2)
#Psychologist have debated a long time about whether a child�s upbringing can give
it the ability to do outstandingly well. Some think that it is impossible to
develop genius and say that it is simply something a person is born with. Others,
however, argue that the potential for great achievement can be developed. The truth
lies somewhere between these two extremes. It seems very obvious that being born
with the right qualities from gifted parents will increase a child�s ability to do
well. However, this ability will be fully realized only with the right upbringing
and opportunities. As one psychologist says, �To have a fast car, you need both a
good engine and fuel.�
Scientists have recently assessed intelligence, achievement, and ability in 50 sets
of identical twins that were separated shortly birth and brought up by different
parents. They found that achievement was based on intelligence, and later
influenced by the child�s environment. One case involving very intelligent twins
was quoted. One of the twins received a normal upbringing, and performed well. The
other twin, however, was brought up by extremely supportive parents and given every
possible opportunity to develop its abilities. That twin, though starting out with
the same degree of intelligence as the other, performed even better.
This case reflects the general principle of intelligence and ability. The more
favorable the environment, the more a child�s intelligence and ability are
developed. However, there is no link between intelligence and socioeconomic level
of a child�s family. In other words, it does not matter how poor or how rich a
family is, as this does not affect the intelligence.
Gifted people cannot be created by supportive parents, but they can be developed by
them. One professor of music said that outstanding musicians usually started two or
three years earlier than ordinary performers, often because their parents had
recognized their ability. These musicians then needed at least ten years� hard work
and training in order to reach the level they were capable of attaining.
People who want to have very gifted children are given the following advice:
Marry an intelligent person.
Allow children to follow their own interests rather than the interests of the
parents.
Start a child�s education early but avoid pushing the child too hard.
Encourage children to play; for example, playing with musical instrument is
essential for a child who wants to become an outstanding musician.
When scientists studied intelligence and ability in twins, they found that .
ability depends both on intelligence and environment
different twins generally have different levels of ability
intelligence and development are irrelevant to ability
ability depends mainly on intelligence and achievement
PASSAGE 9 (B2)
Since water is the basis of life, composing the greater part of the tissues of all
living things, the crucial problem of desert animals is to survive in a world where
sources of flowing water are rare. And since man�s inexorable necessity is to
absorb large quantities of water at frequent intervals, he can scarcely comprehend
that many creatures of the desert pass their entire lives without a single drop.
#Uncompromising as it is, the desert has not eliminated life but only those forms
unable to withstand its desiccating effects. No moist- skinned, water-loving
animals can exist there. Few large animals are found. The giants of the North
American desert are the deer, the coyote, and the bobcat. Since desert country is
open, it holds more swift-footed running and leaping creatures than the tangled
forest. Its population is largely nocturnal, silent, filled with reticence, and
ruled by stealth. Yet they are not emaciated. Having adapted to their austere
environment, they are as healthy as animals anywhere else in the word. The secret
of their adjustment lies in the combination of behavior and physiology. None could
survive if, like mad dogs and Englishmen, they went out in the midday sun; many
would die in a matter of minutes. So most of them pass the burning hours asleep in
cool, humid burrows underneath the ground, emerging to hunt only
by night. The surface of the sunbaked desert averages around 150
degrees, but 18 inches down the temperature is only 60 degrees.
The title for this passage could be .
Desert Plants B. Life Underground
C. Animal Life in a Desert Environment D. Man�s Life in a Desert Environment
The word �tissues� in the passage mostly means .
the smallest units of living matter that can exist on their own
collections of cells that form the different parts of humans, animals and plants
very small living things that cause infectious disease in people, animals and
plants
the simplest forms of life that exist in air, water, living and dead creatures and
plants
Man can hardly understand why many animals live their whole life in the desert, as
.
sources of flowing water are rare in a desert
water is an essential part of his existence
water composes the greater part of the tissues of living things
very few lager animals are found in the desert
The phrase �those forms� in the passage refers to all of the following EXCEPT
.
water-loving animals B. the coyote and the bobcat
C. moist-skinned animals D. many large animals
According to the passage, creatures in the desert .
run and leap faster than those in the tangled forest
run and leap more slowly than those in the tangled forest
are more active during the day than those in the tangled forest
are not as healthy as those anywhere else in the world
The author mentions all the following as examples of the behavior of desert
animals EXCEPT .
they sleep during the day B. they dig home underground
C. they are noisy and aggressive D. they are watchful and quiet
The word �emaciated� in the passage mostly means .
living or growing in natural conditions, not kept in a house or on a farm
able to get what one wants in a clever way, especially by tricking or cheating
large and strong, difficult to control or deal with
thin and weak because of lack of food and water
According to the passage, one characteristic of animals living in the desert is
that
.
#they are smaller and fleeter than forest animals
they are less healthy than animals living in other places
they can hunt in temperature of 150 degrees
they live in an accommodating environment
The word �burrows� in the passage mostly means .
places where insects or other small creatures live and produce their young
holes or tunnels in the ground made by animals for them to live in
structures made of metal bars in which animals or birds are kept
places where a particular type of animal or plant is normally found
We can infer from the passage that .
living things adjust to their environment B. water is the basis of desert
life
desert life is colorful and diverse D. healthy animals live longer lives
PASSAGE 10 (B2)
A radio telescope is a radio receiver that "sees" radio waves. Unlike a normal
telescope, which sees light, a radio telescope is used primarily in the area of
astronomy because it can detect radio waves that are emitted by celestial objects.
Such objects in space, also called radio objects, can be things such as hot gas,
electrons, and wavelengths given off by different atoms and molecules.
The first radio telescope was invented by Grote Reber in 1937. He was an American
who graduated with a degree in engineering. He went on to work as an amateur radio
operator and later decided to try to build his own radio telescope in his backyard.
Reber's first two radio receivers failed to pick up any signals from outer space,
but in 1938, his third radio telescope successfully picked up radio waves from
space.
A radio telescope consists of a large parabolic-shaped dish antenna or a
combination of two or more. The significance of the parabolic shape allows for the
incoming radio waves to be concentrated on one focal point, allowing the signals to
be picked up as strongly as possible. A larger dish means that more signals can be
received and focalized.
In the late 1950s and early 1960s, the largest radio telescope of the time was
invented with a seventy-six-meter telescope although larger telescopes have been
made since then. The largest current radio telescope in the world is the RATAN-600
in Russia, whose diameter is 576 meters. It has provided valuable feedback of the
sun's radio wavelengths and atmosphere. The largest radio telescope in Europe is a
100-meter diameter telescope in Germany, and the
largest radio telescope in the United States is the Big Ear in the state of Ohio.
The largest array of telescopes is the Giant Metrewave Radio Telescope in India.
#Radio telescopes have provided scientists with valuable information about our
universe. One of the most important functions of radio telescopes is their ability
to allow scientists to track different space probes, the unmanned space missions in
outer space. Radio telescopes allow for the travel of space probes into places like
the surface of Mars that are too dangerous for men to explore. Without radio wave
technology, scientists would not know much of what inhabits the universe nor would
they be able to see it. Radio waves are our eyes and ears in outer space.
According to the passage, a radio telescope enables the detection of _ .
creatures that inhabit celestial objects
shapes and sizes of celestial objects
normal light of celestial objects
radio waves sent out by celestial objects
According to paragraph 2, all of the followings are true about Grote Reber EXCEPT
that he was an .
inventor B. amateur radio operator C. engineer D. astronomer
Grote Reber�s idea to develop a radio telescope was not successful until he
.
picked up signals from outer space
graduated from an engineering school
experimented on the third one
first built one in his backyard
The verb �pick up� in paragraph 3 is closest in meaning to _.
send B. lift C. receive D. select
According to the passage, which of the following statements is TRUE?
A larger dish antenna helps a radio telescope produce better results.
The Big Ear in the United States produces the largest array of telescopes.
The pattern of radio waves received by radio telescopes is significant.
The largest radio telescope of all time is the one with a seventy-six-meter
diameter.
The word �current� in paragraph 4 is closest in meaning to _.
existing B. moving C. electricity flow D. water movement
The word �they� in paragraph 5 refers to .
places B. radio waves C. scientists D. eyes and ears
Radio waves are scientists� eyes and ears in outer space because they .
can recognize who dominates the universe
help to track only manned space missions in space
allow them to travel to such dangerous places as Mars
can help them understand more about the universe
The focus of the discussion in the passage is _ .
radio waves B. radio telescopes
C. radio operators D. atoms and molecules
Originally, this passage was probably published in a .
EXERCISE 1 (A2)
The students suggested going for a picnic as soon as the first semester ended.
The students B. going C. for D. as soon as
No one have solved such a difficult problem.
have B. solved C. such D. difficult
#During their meat, they discussed what to do at the weekend.
During B. meat C. to do D. at
If you write the essay careful, you will get good mark.
If B. write C. careful D. will
Ordinary Americans are friendly and not afraid to show its feelings.
Ordinary B. are C. not D. its
The girl who were injured in the accident is now in hospital.
who B. were C. in D. is
Thank you very much of the present that you sent me.
very B. much C. of D. that
There wasn't some directory in the telephone box from which I was phoning.
wasn�t B. some C. the D. from
The man who I was waiting for didn't turn up.
The man B. who C. was D. for
Women wear make-up to beautiful themselves.
wear B. make-up C. beautiful D. themselves
Mai and Lan have a row because they have misunderstood one another.
have B. because C. misunderstood D.one another
The workers are building a new bridge which is 150 meters in high.
building B. a new bridge C. which D. high
It's no use asking them keep quiet.
no use B. asking C them D. keep
This text is too long for me to read it.
is B. long C. to read D. it
I can't get used to doing so difficult exercises.
can�t B. used C. doing D. so
My father doesn't know speak English.
My B. doesn�t C. speak D. English
She behaves as if she was a baby.
behaves B. as if C. was D. a
You wanted me to tell you about what I was doing here and how was my life.
to tell B. about C. was doing D. was
with B. put C. on D. of
The international working class made the one of May their day of solidarity.
working B. made C. one D. of
The first May Day celebrated in England in 1890.
first B. celebrated C. in D. 1890
She made me to pay for the damage I had done.
made B. to pay C. for D. had done
#He warned me to make an eye on my luggage as that place was full of thieves. A me
B. to make C. on D. full
When you are late for class, you should apologize for your teacher.
When B. for C. should D. for
The village that I was born and grew up is situated on the Red River.
that B. grew C. situated D. on
Some children, before going to school, go to kindergartens, officially are called
nursery schools.
before B. go C. officially D. are called
English children start school in six and finish at sixteen.
English B. start C. in D. at
I don't feel as tired after a train journey so I do after a car journey.
don�t B. tired C. so D. after
The child ran fastly to get to school.
child B. fastly C. to D. school
If it will rain this afternoon, we will have to cancel our picnic.
If B. will rain C. will D. cancel
He is very weak to lift this suitcase.
very B. weak C. to D. this
Sun weather can always be depended on in southern countries.
Sun B. always C. on D. in
The man that wife and family are away seems very lonely.
that B. and C. are D. seems
Each year more and more people try setting new and unusual records.
more and more B. people C. setting D. unusual
Someone else put 49,999 dominoes in a line and knocking them all down.
else B. dominoes C. in D. knocking
The peel were actually 52 meters long.
The B. were C. actually D. long
Why did all the customers at the Red Lion have to pay of their beer that week?
did B. at C. have to D. of
The heavy rain made it possible for us to have our picnic.
heavy B. it C. possible D. to
If you make a five-days trip across the Atlantic Ocean, your ship enters a
different time zone everyday.
make B. five-days C. enters D. zone
When he arrived at the furniture shop, they had been sold the table he wanted.
at B. furniture C. had been sold D. wanted
May Day regularly is celebrated in many countries around the world.
#regularly B. celebrated C. in D. around
EXERCISE 2 (B1)
Its lack of irregular verbs makes Esperanto an unique language.
Its B. verbs C. makes D. an
Perhaps no one will ever know what did happened that fateful night.
Perhaps B. ever C. did D. that
There was another revolutionary in microchip technology in 1971.
was B. revolutionary C. technology D. in
No one stands a chance of beating Mansell in this year's champion.
stands B. of C. this year�s D. champion
If he had done his homework, his parents might have let him to go to the party.
had done B. parents C. let D. to go
In the event, the extra insurance we took out wasn't be necessary.
In B. insurance C. took D. be
He speaks more persuasive than his brother does.
speaks B. more C. persuasive D. does
He forgotten about the gun until he got home.
forgotten B. gun C. until D. got
Alan worked too hard at the office, and this led to his ill.
worked B. hard C. this D. ill
I haven't enjoyed myself so many for years.
haven�t B. myself C. so many for D. years
Although the dog appeared harmless, it, in fact, was quite dangerous.
Although B. harmless C. in fact D. quite
Nobody whom was at the meeting will say anything to the press.
Nobody B. whom C. will D. to
Thanks in Laura's support, I was able to finish the project.
Thanks B. in C. was D. finish
Not many of the person in Britain speak a single word of my language.
many B. person C. single D. of
I will be sure you didn't lock the front door. Here is the key.
Thank you very much for your letter who arrived a few days ago.
you B. for C. who D. a few
I'm sorry I haven't wrote for such a long time but I've been very busy.
sorry B. wrote C. such D. been
It was in very bad conditional and it needed a lot of work.
in B. conditional C. needed D. a lot of
We have finished most of the it now and it looks very nice.
#finished B. the C. and D. very
Peter and I have decided to give an hour-warming in May 3rd.
have B. to give C. hour-warming D. in
Please be give me a ring and let me know if you can make it.
be B. let C. know D. make
I was reluctant making a promise to buy more goods from the same company.
reluctant B. making C. to buy D. more
Everyone who comes to this city notice the beauty of its architecture.
who B. comes C. notice D. its
The meeting was be rearranged shortly before it had been due to take place.
be B. shortly C. before D. to
EXERCISE 3 (B2 � B2+)
Before pioneers cleared the land for farms, cities, and road, forests covered
about 40 percent of what is now the state of Illinois.
Before B. road C. covered D. what
The sea chantey, a type of folk music, not only described the pleasures of
stations' lives ashore, also but the harsh conditions of life aboard ship.
a type of B. of C. also D. aboard
Mount Rushmore National Memorial in South Dakota has a heads of four presidents of
the United States carved into its face.
in B. a C. the D. carved
Nest building is much less commonly among mammals than among birds.
building B. commonly C. than D. birds
The Awakening, a novel by Kate Chopin, shocked readers and cause a storm of
criticism.
by B. readers C. cause D. criticism
The Alaskan Highway was officially opened November 20, 1942, although much more
work needed be done to complete it.
officially B. although C. more D. needed be
Sagebrush flourishes in the dry soil of the western plains, where other many
plants cannot grow.
flourishes B. dry C. other many D. cannot grow
PH?N
Sue and Brian met. Shortly after that, he announced they were getting married.
As soon as Sue and Brian met, they announced they were getting married.
Right at the time Brian met Sue, he announced they were getting married.
Scarcely had Sue and Brian met when he announced they were getting married.
Until Sue and Brian met, they had announced they were getting married.
Our flight was delayed. We decided to spend time at the duty-free shops.
#We have been spending time at the duty-free shops since our flight was delayed.
We decided to spend time at the duty-free shops in case our flight was delayed.
As our flight was delayed, we decided to spend time at the duty-free shops.
Although our flight was delayed, we decided to spend time at the duty-free shops.
I didn�t pay attention to the teacher. I failed to understand the lesson.
I would have understood the lesson if I had paid attention to the teacher.
Although I paid attention to the teacher, I failed to understand the lesson.
I would have understood the lesson if I had failed to pay attention to the
teacher.
Unless I failed to understand the lesson, I would pay attention to the teacher.
He died in 1960. He received the bravery award in 1970.
He died in 1960 so he received the bravery award in 1970.
Before his death, he received the bravery award in 1970.
Because he died in 1970, he received the bravery award in 1970.
After his death, he received the bravery award in 1970.
Electronic devices are bad for your eyes. Their radiation is very harmful.
Electronic devices that their radiation is very harmful are bad for your eyes.
Electronic devices, whose radiation is very harmful, are bad for your eyes.
Electronic devices which their radiation is very harmful are bad for your eyes.
Electronic devices, which are bad for your eyes, their radiation is very harmful
I didn�t recognize my uncle until he raised his voice.
Not until I recognized my uncle did he raise his voice.
Only after my uncle raised his voice did I recognize him.
My uncle raised his voice as soon as I recognized him.
No sooner had I recognized my uncle than he raised his voice.
I was absorbed in the vivid story. My grandfather told me that story.
The vivid story told by my father interested me a lot.
I was so absorbed in the vivid story that I told my grandfather.
My grandfather told me a vivid story.
The story that my grandfather told me was very absorbed.
He was very tired. However, he agreed to help me with my work.
As tired as he was, he agreed to help me with my work.
Despite being very tired, he agreed to help me with my work.
Because tired he was, he agreed to help me with my work.
Tired though he was, but he agreed to help me with my work.
He didn't take his father's advice. That's why he is out of work now.
If he had taken his father's advice, he would not have been out of work now.
The human brain is ten times the size of a baboon�s. It weighs about 1,400 grams.
The size of human brain is ten times that of a baboon�s which is about 1,400 grams
weigh.
The size of a baboon�s brain is 1,400 grams, ten times that of the human one.
The human brain, which weighs about 1,400 grams, is ten times the size of a
baboon�s.
The weight of a baboon�s brain is 1,400 grams, ten-fold than that of the human
one.
The hotel is not spacious. The hotel is not comfortable.
The hotel is neither spacious or comfortable.
The hotel is both spacious and comfortable.
#The hotel is not spacious but comfortable.
The hotel is neither spacious nor comfortable.
The man was shot in the bank robbery. The doctors are operating on him.
The doctors are operating on the man who was shot in the bank robbery.
The man was shot in bank robbery where the doctors are operating on him.
The man whom the doctors are operating on him shot in the bank robbery.
The man was whom the doctors are operating on him shot in the bank robbery.
He spoke very slowly. He wanted me to understand what you said.
He spoke very slowly so that I could understand what he said.
He spoke very slowly that I understood what he said.
He spoke very slowly so as to understand what he said.
He spoke too slowly for me to understand what he said.
He didn�t respond to the criticism. This only made the situation become worse.
The situation was only made worse because of his response to the criticism.
As he made the situation become worse, he didn�t respond to the criticism.
His response to the criticism was not good, which made the situation become worse.
His failure to respond to the criticism only made the situation worse.
She received three letters this morning. All of them were from Tony
All of the letters from Tony were received by her this morning.
Three of the letters she received this morning were from Tony.
She received three letters this morning, all of which were from Tony.
All letters from Tony were received by her this morning.
The demand was so great. They had to reprint the book immediately.
They demanded that the book be reprinted immediately.
The book would be reprinted immediately since the demand was great.
So great was the demand that they had to reprint the book immediately.
They demanded to reprint the book immediately.
The girl forgot to set the alarm clock. Therefore, she is in a hurry now.
The girl is not in a hurry now although she forgot to set the alarm clock.
The girl is in a hurry now because she forgot to set the alarm clock.
The girl is not in a hurry now in spite of forgetting to set the alarm clock.
The girl forgot to set the alarm clock because she is in a hurry now.
His wife phoned him. She reminded him to bring along the document.
His wife phoned him so that reminding him to bring along the document.
His wife phoned when she didn�t want him to bring along the document.
His wife phoned him in order to remind him to bring along the document.
His wife phoned him though she didn�t remind him to bring along the document.
The students will win the scholarship from University of Cambridge. The students�
reports are very valuable.
The students� reports which are very valuable will win the scholarship from
University of Cambridge.
The students whom have valuable reports will win the scholarship from University
of Cambridge.
#The students whose reports are very valuable will win the scholarship from
University of Cambridge.
The students which reports are very valuable will win the scholarship from
University of Cambridge.
The well is nearly empty because of drought. We often get water from the well.
The well where we often get water from is nearly empty because of drought.
The well from which we often get water is nearly empty because of drought.
The well from where we often get water is nearly empty because of drought.
We often get water from the well, where is nearly empty because of drought.
The student works part-time at a big restaurant. He also paints pictures to earn
for living.
Besides working part-time at a big restaurant, the student also paints pictures to
earn for living.
Apart from works part-time at a big restaurant, the student also paints pictures
to earn for living.
In addition working part-time at a big restaurant, the student also paints
pictures to earn for living.
The student works part-time at a big restaurant as well as he paints pictures to
earn for living.
The buses began to pull out. Most of them were full of passengers.
The passengers, most of them were full of, began to pull out the buses.
The buses, most of which were full of passengers, began to pull out.
The passengers, most of whom were full of the buses, began to pull out.
The buses, most of them were full of passengers, began to pull out.
My friend Edwin has decided to buy a motorbike. His car was stolen last week.
My friend Edwin whose car was stolen last week has decided to buy a motorbike.
My friend Edwin has decided to buy a motorbike has his car stolen last week.
My friend Edwin, whose car was stolen last week, has decided to buy a motorbike.
My friend Edwin has decided to buy a motorbike which car stolen last week.
You usually drive fast. You use more petrol than usual.
The faster you drive, the more petrol you use.
The faster you drive, the more you use petrol.
The more fast you drive, the more petrol you use.
The more you drive fast, the more you use petrol.
I bought an Italian pair of shoes for $150. They went missing after 2 days.
I bought an Italian pair of shoes that went missing after 2 days.
Italian pair of shoes that I bought went missing after 2 days.
Italian pair of shoes, which I had bought for $150, went missing after 2 days.
My Italian pair of shoes that went missing after 2 days were bought for $150.
The driver in front stopped so suddenly. Therefore, the accident happened.
If the driver in front didn�t stop so suddenly, the accident wouldn�t happen.
If the driver in front hadn�t stopped so suddenly, the accident would have
happened.
If the driver in front had stopped so suddenly, the accident would have happened.
If the driver in front hadn�t stopped so suddenly, the accident wouldn�t have
happened.
A drug may affect several functions, even though it�s targeted at only one.
A drug is taken for a specific purpose, but it may have a rage of other effects.
#Despite various other uses, a drug usually has a function for a special effect.
The functions expected of a drug are various because it is used for a specific
disease.
However effective a drug may be, its functions have to be several.
My grandparents� lake house was built in 1953. It was completely destroyed by the
forest fire.
My grandparents� lake house built in 1953 and was completely destroyed by the
forest fire.
My grandparents� lake house was built in 1953, so it was completely destroyed by
the forest fire.
The forest fire destroyed my grandparents� lake house was built in 1953.
My grandparents� lake house, built in 1953, was completely destroyed by the forest
fire.
Hemingway developed a very concise writing style. His name is well-known
throughout the world.
Hemingway whose name is well-known throughout the world developed a very concise
writing style.
Hemingway, whose name is well-known throughout the world, developed a very concise
writing style.
Hemingway, whose is name well-known throughout the world, developed a very concise
writing style.
Hemingway, who developed a very concise writing style, his name is well-known
throughout the world.
Vietnam exports a lot of rice. It is grown mainly in the south of the country.
Vietnam, which is grown mainly in the south of the country, exports a lot of rice.
Vietnam exports a lot of rice which grown mainly in the south of the country.
Vietnam exports a lot of rice grown mainly in the south of the country.
Vietnam exports a lot of rice, that is grown mainly in the south of the country.
He telephoned from a public call-box. He didn�t want the call to be traced to his
own address.
He telephoned from a public call-box so that the call couldn�t be traced to his
own address.
He telephoned from a public call-box in order the call could be traced to his own
address.
He telephoned from a public call-box in order that the call could be traced to his
own address.
He telephoned from a public call-box so the call can�t be traced to his own
address.
The plan may be ingenious. It will never work in practice.
The plan may be too ingenious too work in practice.
The plan is as impractical as it is ingenious.
PH?N 2: VI?T L?I C�U SAO CHO NGH?A KH�NG THAY ??I
If it had rained heavily, the explorers would not have continued their journey.
Housewives do not have to spend a lot of time doing housework any more.
Housework will never be done by housewives any more.
Housewives have to spend more and more time to do housework.
Never have housewives spent as much time doing housework as they do now.
No longer do housewives have to spend a lot of time doing housework.
Because it was an interesting novel, I stayed up all night to finish it.
I stayed up all night to finish the novel, therefore, it was interesting.
#Unless it were an interesting novel, I would stay up all night to finish it.
Though it was an interesting novel, I stayed up all night to finish it.
So interesting was the novel that I stayed up all night to finish it.
Barry continued to smoke even though we had advised him to quit.
Barry took our advice so he stopped smoking.
If we had advised Barry, he would have quit smoking.
Barry did not quit smoking because of our advice.
Despite being told not to smoke, Barry continued to do.
Although I know they are from South Africa, I�m not sure if they speak French.
I know that they are South Africans, so they must be able to speak French.
Because they are from South Africa, they probably speak French.
I believe that they are from South Africa, which means they are probably able to
speak French.
I�m not certain whether or not they speak French, but I�m aware that they are
South Africans.
He was sentenced to six months in prison for his part in the robbery.
He received a six months in prison for his part in the robbery.
He received a six-month sentence for his part in the robbery.
For his participation in the robbery, he had been in prison for six months.
For his participation in the robbery, a prison had been given to him for six
months.
Madeleine wears high heels to look taller.
In order to look taller, Madeleine wears high heels.
So that to look taller, Madeleine wears high heels.
Madeleine wants high heels to make her taller.
Madeleine buys high heels to look taller.
They say that Nam is the brightest student in class.
They said that Nam is the brightest student in class.
They said that Nam to be the brightest student in class.
Nam is said to be the brightest student in class.
It is said that Nam to be the brightest student in class.
They think that he has died a natural death.
It is thought that he has died a natural death.
They thought that he died a natural death.
He is thought to have died a natural death.
I�m less pleased with my results than she is with hers, with which she appears to
be happy.
Most of the public believes that cancer is caused by toxic substances.
Most of the population thinks that poisonous substances play a role in the
increase in cancer case.
It is generally believed that poisonous chemicals are the main factor in the
development of career.
The majority of the population is of the opinion that poisonous substance are the
reason behind the development of cancer.
#The fact that toxic chemicals cause cancer disease is well-known among the
public.
46."If I were you, I would take a break," Tom said to Daisy.
Tom wanted to take a break with Daisy.
Tom advised Daisy to take a break.
Tom suggested not taking a break.
Tom wanted to take a break, and so did Daisy.
This is the first time I attend such an enjoyable wedding party.
The first wedding party I attended was enjoyable.
B.I had the first enjoyable wedding party.
C. My attendance at the first wedding party was enjoyable.
D.I have never attended such an enjoyable wedding party before.
Although his legs were broken, he managed to get out of the car before it
exploded.
Despite his legs to be broken, he managed to get out of the car before it
exploded.
Despite his broken legs, he was able to get out of the car before exploding
Despite his legs were broken, he managed to get out of the car before it exploded.
Despite his broken legs, he was able to get out of the car before it exploded.
The thief wore gloves so as to avoid leaving any fingerprints.
The thief wore gloves so as to not leave any fingerprints.
The thief wore gloves so that not leave any fingerprints.
The thief wore gloves in order not to leave any fingerprints.
The thief wore gloves in order to not leave any fingerprints.
It is more difficult to learn to speak English than to learn to write it.
Learning to speak English is more difficult than to learn to write it.
Learning to speak English is as difficult as learning to write it.
Learning to speak English is more difficult than learning to write it.
Learning to speak English is not so difficult as learning to write it.
Ki?n th?c
Ch�o v� ?�p l?i l?i ch�o, Khen/ C?m ?n/ Xin l?i/ Y�u c?u/ Ph�n n�n/ Ch? d?n (???
ng ?i)/ Xin ph�p/ ?? ngh? (gi�p ??)/M?i m?c
Di?n ??t � ki?n (??ng � ho?c ph?n ??i)
H?i � ki?n
H?i l?i khuy�n ho?c ??a l?i khuy�n
#Tr? l?i c�c d?ng c�u h?i kh�c nhau (nghi v?n, l?a ch?n, c�u h?i c� t? ?? h?i, c�u
h?i ?u�i)
B�i t?p
Maria: �Thanks for the lovely evening.� Diana: � .�
No, it�s not good B. Yes, it�s really great
C. I�m glad you enjoy it D. Oh, that's right
Pat: �Would you like something to eat? Kathy: � .I�m not hungry now.�
Yes, I would B. No, thanks
C. No, no problem D. Yes, it is
David: �Could you bring me some water?� Waiter: � .�
I don�t want to B. Yes, I can
C. No. I can�t D. Certainly, sir
�Buy me a newspaper on your way back, ?�
will you B. can�t you
C. do you D. don�t you
Lora: �Your new blouse looks gorgeous, Helen!� Helen: � .�
It�s up to you B. Thanks, I bought it at Macy�s
C. I�d rather not D. You can say that again
�How do you like your steak done?� - � .�
Very much B. Well done
C. Very little D. I don�t like it very much
John: �Do you think that we should use public transportation to protect our
environment?� Laura: � .�
There�s no doubt about it B. Well, that�s very surprising
C. Of course not. You bet! D. Yes, it�s an absurd idea
�I�d rather you _ home now.�
go B. going
C. gone D. went
�Don�t fail to send your parents my regard.� - � .�
It�s my pleasure B. You�re welcome
C. Thanks, I will D. Good idea, thanks
�Mum, I�ve got 600 on the TOEFL test� - �_ �
Good job! B. Good way!
C. You are right. D. Oh, hard luck!
CHUY�N ?? 1: NG? �M
PH?N 1: PH�T �M
#T�m t? c� c�ch ph�t �m ?u�i ed kh�c
Level
No
Content
Explanation
A2
1
A. mended B. faced
objected
waited
B. Ph�t �m l� /t/
A, C, D. Ph�t �m l� /?d/
2
A. talked B. naked
liked
asked
B. Ph�t �m l� /?d/
A, C, D. Ph�t �m l� /t/3 explored
named
travelled D. separated
D. Ph�t �m l� /?d/
A, B, C. Ph�t �m l� /d/4 filled
missed
switched
watched
A. Ph�t �m l� /d/
B, C, D. Ph�t �m l� /t/5 talked
passed C. called
D. watched
C. Ph�t �m l� /d/
A, B, D. Ph�t �m l� /t/6A. played B. matched
cleaned
opened
B. Ph�t �m l� /t/
A, C, D. Ph�t �m l� /d/7A. hated B. watched
decided
wanted
B. Ph�t �m l� /t/
A, C, D. Ph�t �m l� /?d/8A. finished B. raised
cooked
stopped
B. Ph�t �m l� /d/
A, C, D. Ph�t �m l� /t/
9
enjoyed
loved
joined D. helped
D. Ph�t �m l� /t/
A, B, C. Ph�t �m l� /d/
10
stopped
watched C. decided
D. flipped
C. Ph�t �m l� /?d/
A, B, D. Ph�t �m l� /t/
11
A. stopped
played
packed
parked
B. Ph�t �m l� /d/
A, C, D. Ph�t �m l� /t/
12
picked
worked C. naked
D. booked
C. Ph�t �m l� /?d/
A, B, D. Ph�t �m l� /t/
13
included
wanted
wicked D. noticed
D. Ph�t �m l� /t/
A, B, C. Ph�t �m l� /?d/
14
moved
checked
pushed
stepped
A. Ph�t �m l� /d/
B, C, D. Ph�t �m l� /t/15 decided
moved
carried
believed
A. Ph�t �m l� /?d/
B, C, D. Ph�t �m l� /d/B116 laughed
sacrificed
kicked
explained
D. Ph�t �m l� /d/
A, B, C. Ph�t �m l� /t/17A. allowed B. passed
argued
raised
B. Ph�t �m l� /t/
A, C, D. Ph�t �m l� /d/18 studied
approved C. reminded
D. returned
C. Ph�t �m l� /?d/
A, B, D. Ph�t �m l� /d/19 finished
escaped C. damaged
D. promised
C. Ph�t �m l� /d/
A, B, D. Ph�t �m l� /t/20A. finished B. played
influenced
helped
B. Ph�t �m l� /d/
A, C, D. Ph�t �m l� /t/21A. linked B. declared
finished
developed
B. Ph�t �m l� /d/
A, C, D. Ph�t �m l� /t/22 approached
sacrificed
unwrapped D. obliged
D. Ph�t �m l� /d/
A, B, C. Ph�t �m l� /t/23 watched
promoted
invited
A. Ph�t �m l� /t/
B, C, D. Ph�t �m l� /?d/#
raised
developed
maintainedC. Ph�t �m l� /t/
A, B, D. Ph�t �m l� /d/37 involved
organized C. impressed
D. carried
C. Ph�t �m l� /t/
A, B, D. Ph�t �m l� /d/38 advanced
surprised C. orphaned
D. weighed
C. Ph�t �m l� /d/
A, B, D. Ph�t �m l� /t/39 crooked
sacred
learned D. studied
D. Ph�t �m l� /d/
A, B, C. Ph�t �m l� /?d/
40
influenced
terrified
averaged
accompanied
A. Ph�t �m l� /t/
B, C, D. Ph�t �m l� /d/
41
A. puzzled B. wicked
offered
confused
D. Ph�t �m l� /t/
A, B, C. Ph�t �m l� /d/
42
A. processed B. infested
balanced
reached
B. Ph�t �m l� /?d/
A, C, D. Ph�t �m l� /t/43A. dissolved B. sacrificed
reformed
ploughed
B. Ph�t �m l� /t/
A, C, D. Ph�t �m l� /d/44A. daunted B. installed
committed
confided
B. Ph�t �m l� /d/
A, C, D. Ph�t �m l� /?d/45A. crooked B. engaged
expected
attracted
B. Ph�t �m l� /d/
A, C, D. Ph�t �m l� /?d/
46
A. assumed B. preceded
determined
approved
B. Ph�t �m l� /?d/
A, C, D. Ph�t �m l� /d/
47
conducted
responded
rejected D. convinced
D. Ph�t �m l� /t/
A, B, C. Ph�t �m l� /?d/
48
A. challenged B. consisted
C. detailed
B. Ph�t �m l� /?d/
A, C, D. Ph�t �m l� /d/#
D. established
Level
No
Content
Explanation
A2
1
names
lives C. dances
D. tables
C ph�t �m l�/iz/
A, B, D ph�t �m l� /z/
2
nights
days
years
weekends
A ph�t �m l�/s/
B, C, D ph�t �m l�
/z/
3
pens
markers C. books
D. rulers
C ph�t �m l� /s/
A, B, D ph�t �m l�
/z/4 attempts
nods
pigeons
bendsA ph�t �m l� /s/ B, C, D ph�t �m l�
/z/5 clerks
tools
stands
chairs
A ph�t �m l� /s/ B, C, D ph�t �m l�
/z/6 faces
overcomes
horses
passesB ph�t �m l� /z/ A, C, D ph�t �m l�
/iz/7 presidents
elements
students D. besidesD ph�t �m l� /z/ A, B, C ph�t �m l�
/s/8 activities
watches
dishes
boxesA ph�t �m l� /z/
B, C, D ph�t �m l� /iz/9 dolls
cars
vans D. trucksD ph�t �m l� /s/
A, B, C ph�t �m l� /z/10 pens
closetsA ph�t �m l� /z/
B, C, D ph�t �m l� /s/
sweets
lamps11 rulers
pencils
bags D. booksD ph�t �m l� /s/
A, B, C ph�t �m l� /z/12 bees
cupboards C. jumps
D. bedroomsC ph�t �m l� /s/
A, B, D ph�t �m l� /z/13 moves
bosses
brushes
foxes
A ph�t �m l� /z/ B, C, D ph�t �m l�
/iz/14 cats
dogs
papers
drawersA ph�t �m l� /s/ B, C, D ph�t �m l�
/z/15 beaches
watches C. wakes
D. lunchesC ph�t �m l� /s/
A, B, D ph�t �m l� /iz/B116 proofs
books
points D. daysD ph�t �m l� /z/
A, B, C ph�t �m l� /s/17 helps
laughs
cooks D. colorsD ph�t �m l� /z/
A, B, C ph�t �m l� /s/18 neighbors
friends
finds
photographsD ph�t �m l� /s/
A, B, C ph�t �m l� /z/19 snacks
follows
spoons
writersA ph�t �m l� /s/
B, C, D ph�t �m l� /z/20 streets
questions
books
cooksB ph�t �m l� /z/
A, C, D ph�t �m l� /s/21 cities
satellites
series
hobbiesB ph�t �m l� /s/
A, C, D ph�t �m l� /z/22 develops
concerts
laughs D. discoversD ph�t �m l� /z/ A, B, C ph�t �m l�
/s/#
23 designs
streets
books
conceptsA ph�t �m l� /z/
B, C, D ph�t �m l�/s/24A. kicks B. regions
lifts
rocksB ph�t �m l� /z/
A, C, D ph�t �m l� /s/25 involves
believes C. appliances
D. facilitiesC ph�t �m l� /iz/
C�c ?�p �n A, B, D ph�t �m l� /z/26A. remembers B. contacts
walls
pyramidsB ph�t �m l� /s/
A, C, D ph�t �m l� /z/27 sports
confronts
outbreaks D. mirrorsD ph�t �m l� /z/
A, B, C ph�t �m l� /s/28 nations
speakers C. concepts
D. readersC ph�t �m l� /s/
B, C, D ph�t �m l� /z/29 facts
requests C. lends
D. stops
C ph�t �m l� /z/
B, C, D ph�t �m l� /s/30A. checks B. murders
photographs
speaksC ph�t �m l� /z/
A, B, D ph�t �m l� /s/31 parents
brothers
weekends
feelingsA ph�t �m l� /s/
B, C, D ph�t �m l� /z/32 chores
dishes
houses
coachesA ph�t �m l� /z/
B, C, D ph�t �m l� /iz/33 works
shops
shifts D. playsD ph�t �m l� /z/
A,B, C, ph�t �m l� /s/34A. coughs B. sings
stops
sleepsD ph�t �m l� /z/
A, B, C ph�t �m l� /s/35 creates
believesB ph�t �m l� /z/
A, C, D ph�t �m l� /s/#
exploits
jacketsB2+36A. pools B. trucks
umbrellas
workersB ph�t �m l� /s/
A, C, D ph�t �m l� /z/37 programs
individuals C. subjects
D. celebrationsC ph�t �m l� /s/
A, B, D ph�t �m l� /z/38 churches
devices
resources D. wivesD ph�t �m l� /z/
A, B, C, ph�t �m l� /iz/39 barracks
labors
means
headquartersA ph�t �m l� /s/
B, C, D ph�t �m l� /z/40 activities
species C. resources
D. densitiesC ph�t �m l� /s/
A, B, D ph�t �m l� /z/41 appeals
chairs C. shops
D. schoolsC ph�t �m l� /s/
A, B, D ph�t �m l� /z/42 houses
horses
matches D. quantitiesD ph�t �m l� /z/
A, B, C ph�t �m l� /iz/43 walls
feminists
goods
fingersB ph�t �m l� /s/
A, C, D ph�t �m l� /z/44 arms
legs
heads D. chestsD ph�t �m l� /s/
A, B, C ph�t �m l� /z/45A. brothers B. parents
daughters
nephewsB ph�t �m l� /s/
A, C, D ph�t �m l� /z/46 hears
dreams C. rents
D. loansC ph�t �m l� /s/
A, B, D ph�t �m l� /z/47 knows
remains
stays D. meetsD ph�t �m l� /s/
A, B, C ph�t �m l� /z/
48
regrets
remembers
drinks
laughs
B ph�t �m l� /z/
A, C, D ph�t �m l� /s/
49
prevents
occurs
answers
animals
A ph�t �m l� /s/
B, C, D ph�t �m l� /z/
50
decreases
differences C. juggles
D. reaches
C ph�t �m l� /z/
A, B, D ph�t �m l� /iz/####
LevelNoContentExplanationA21A. study B. bury
cut
young
B. Ph�t �m l� /e/
A, C, D. Ph�t �m l� /?/2 all
call C. want
D. tall
C. Ph�t �m l� /a:/
A, B, D. Ph�t �m l� /?:/3 brush
rush C. push
D. crush
C. Ph�t �m l� /u/
A, B, D. Ph�t �m l� /?/4 barn
harm
charm D. fat
D. Ph�t �m l� /�/
A, B, C. Ph�t �m l� /a:/5A. star B. cater
half
departure
B. Ph�t �m l� /ei/
A, C, D. Ph�t �m l� /a:/
6
bar
charter
car D. back
D. Ph�t �m l� /�/
A, B, C. Ph�t �m l� /a:/
7
given
ridden C. widen
D. kitchen
C. Ph�t �m l� /i/
A, B, D. Ph�t �m l� /ai/
8
funny
rubbish
upper D. student
D. Ph�t �m l� /ju:/
A, B, C. Ph�t �m l� /?/9A. send
B. member C. term
D. NovemberC. Ph�t �m l� /??/
A, B, D. Ph�t �m l� /e/10 remind
get
met
debt
A. Ph�t �m l� /i/
B, C, D. Ph�t �m l� /e/11 begin
become
decide D. meter
D. Ph�t �m l� /i:/
A, B, C. Ph�t �m l� /i/12 plus
stuff
skull D. full
D. Ph�t �m l� /?/
A, B, C. Ph�t �m l� /?/13 map
bank
back D. star
D. Ph�t �m l� /a:/
A, B, C. Ph�t �m l� /�/14 silent
open
happen D. remind
D. Ph�t �m l� /i/
A, B, C. Ph�t �m l� /?/15 bit
sit
twin D. mine
D. Ph�t �m l� /i/
A, B, C. Ph�t �m l� /ai/B116 against
martial
swallow
above
B. Ph�t �m l� /a:/
A, C, D. Ph�t �m l� /?/17 result
lunch
subject D. student
D. Ph�t �m l� /ju:/
A, B, C. Ph�t �m l� /?/18 arrange
arrive
arise D. area
D. Ph�t �m l� /?/
A, B, C. Ph�t �m l� /e/19 event
preserve
effect D. effort
D. Ph�t �m l� /i/
A, B, C. Ph�t �m l� /e/20 toll
roll C. doll
D. hole
C. Ph�t �m l� /?/
A, B, D. Ph�t �m l� /??/21 private
attract
romantic
A. Ph�t �m l� /?/
B, C, D. Ph�t �m l� /�/#
B. Ph�t �m l� /i/
A, C, D. Ph�t �m l� /ai/
29
apply
university
early
identity
A. Ph�t �m l� /ai/
B, C, D. Ph�t �m l� /i/
30
general
education
secondary D. remember
D. Ph�t �m l� /i/
A, B, C. Ph�t �m l� /e/
31
university
understand
discussion
industrial
A. Ph�t �m l� /ju/
B, C, D. Ph�t �m l� /?/32 logic
voluntary
opposite D. portable
D. Ph�t �m l� /??/
A, B, C. Ph�t �m l� /?/33 atom
compare C. prove
D. continue
C. Ph�t �m l� /u?/
A, B, D. Ph�t �m l� /?/34A. pull####
push
butcher D. nurseD. Ph�t �m l� /??/
A, B, C. Ph�t �m l� /u/35 burn
cup
dust
unhappy
A. Ph�t �m l� /??/
B, C, D. Ph�t �m l� /?/B2-B2+36A. darkness B. particular
market
remark
B. Ph�t �m l� /?/
A, C, D. Ph�t �m l� /a:/37 ghost
hostage
lost
frosty
A. Ph�t �m l� /??/
B, C, D. Ph�t �m l� /?/38 muddy
punctual C. studious
D. culture
C. Ph�t �m l� /ju:/
A, B, D. Ph�t �m l� /?/39 function
rubbish
frustrate D. furious
D. Ph�t �m l� /ju:/
A, B, C. Ph�t �m l� /?/40 bulldog
Cuba
duty
mutual
A. Ph�t �m l� /?/
B, C, D. Ph�t �m l� /ju:/41 right
private
communist
minority
C. Ph�t �m l� /i/
A, B, D. Ph�t �m l� /ai/42 repeat
scene
cede
complete
A. Ph�t �m l� /i/
B, C, D. Ph�t �m l� /i:/43 national
landscape C. courage
D. balance
C. Ph�t �m l� /i/
A, B, D. Ph�t �m l� /�/44 addition
advantage
adventure D. advertise
D. Ph�t �m l� /�/
A, B, C. Ph�t �m l� /?/45 capacity
shortage
luggage
message
A. Ph�t �m l� /?/
B, C, D. Ph�t �m l� /i/46 documentary
population
stimulate
D. Ph�t �m l� /?/
A, B, C. Ph�t �m l� /ju/#
D. maximum47 sodium
solid
solitude
solvent
A. Ph�t �m l� /??/
B, C, D. Ph�t �m l� /?/48 image
village
damage D. prepare
D. Ph�t �m l� /i/
A, B, C. Ph�t �m l� /e/49 cupboard
substantial
compulsory D. curriculum
D. Ph�t �m l� /?/
A, B, C. Ph�t �m l� /?/50 imprudent
hallucination C. input
D. intrude
C. Ph�t �m l� /?/
A, B, D. Ph�t �m l� /u:/########
LevelNoContentExplanationA21 middle
mile
kind
timeA ph�t �m l� /i/ B, C, D ph�t �m l� /ai/2 spear
breakfast
fear
clearB ph�t �m l� /e/
A, C, D ph�t �m l� / ?? /3 shown
flown C grown
D. crownD l� ph�t �m /a? /
A, B, C ph�t �m l� /??/4 accountant
amount
founding D. countryD ph�t �m l� /?/
A, B, C ph�t �m l� / a? /5 post
local
prominent
hotelC ph�t �m l� /??/
A, B, D ph�t �m l� /o?/6 download
growth
blow
shadowA ph�t �m l� /a?/
B, C, D ph�t �m l� /o?/7 childhood
silent
kind D. writtenD ph�t �m l� /i/
A, B, C ph�t �m l� /ai /8 mind
whileC ph�t �m l� / i /
A, B, D ph�t �m l� /ai/
sister
island9 fame
baby C. many
D. planeC ph�t �m l� /e/
A, B, D ph�t �m l� /ei/10 straight
explain C. fair
D. tailC ph�t �m l� /e?/
A, B, D ph�t �m l� /ei/11A. straight B. air
fail
afraidB ph�t �m l� / e? /
A, C, D ph�t �m l� /ei/12 translation
Canadian C. parent
D. AustralianC ph�t �m l� / e? / A, B, D ph�t �m l� /ei /13A. afraid B. laird
nail
sailB ph�t �m l� /e? / A, C, D ph�t �m l� /e?/14A. great B. real
steak
breakB ph�t �m l� /??/ A, C, D ph�t �m l� /ei/15 danger
landscape
debate
natureB ph�t �m l� / � /
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afterA. ph�t �m l� /?/
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askB. ph�t �m l� /z/
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sorryA. ph�t �m l� /?/
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activityA. ph�t �m l� /s/
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village
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nh?t.4 august
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�m ti?t th? nh?t.5A. person B. begin
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nh?t.
6 invite
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summer
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nh?t.7 number
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nh?t.8A. woman B. along
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nh?t.9 answer
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nh?t.10 ready
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th? nh?t..11 adult
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themselvesD. Tr?ng �m r?i v�o �m ti?t th? hai. A, B, C. Tr?ng �m r?i v�o �m ti?t
th? nh?t.12 really
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13
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14
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ti?t th? nh?t.B116A. entrance B. arrive
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nh?t.17 maintain
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social
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nh?t.18 pretty
connectA. Tr?ng �m r?i v�o �m ti?t th?
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prepare
requestB, C, D. Tr?ng �m r?i v�o �m ti?t
th? hai.19 angry
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applyA. Tr?ng �m r?i v�o �m ti?t th? nh?t.
B, C, D. Tr?ng �m r?i v�o �m ti?t th? hai.20A. produce B. product
perform
protectB. Tr?ng �m r?i v�o �m ti?t th? nh?t.
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amount
result
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22
A. peaceful B. technique
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southern
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23
A. graphics B. increase
limit
parcel
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advance
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ti?t th? nh?t.25 compete
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nh?t.
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nh?t.
28
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29
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30
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31
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32
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33
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35
succeed
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burden
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nh?t.39 reply
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nh?t.
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�m ti?t th? nh?t.42A. digest B. finance
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provideB. Tr?ng �m r?i v�o �m ti?t th? nh?t.
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cheerful
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ti?t th? nh?t.48 distant
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�m ti?t th? nh?t.49 action
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endless D. acquireD. Tr?ng �m r?i v�o �m ti?t th? hai. A, B, C. Tr?ng �m r?i v�o
�m ti?t th? nh?t.50 contain
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Level
No
Content
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terrible D. amazing
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A. B. C. Tr?ng �m r?i v�o �m ti?t th? nh?t.
9 museum
opera
uniform
memory
Tr?ng �m r?i v�o �m ti?t th? hai.
C. D. Tr?ng �m r?i v�o �m ti?t th? nh?t.10 attractive B. volleyball
correctly
semester
B. Tr?ng �m r?i v�o �m ti?t th? nh?t.
A. C. D. Tr?ng �m r?i v�o �m ti?t th? hai.
11 calendar
holiday
understand
colorful
C. Tr?ng �m r?i v�o �m ti?t th? ba.
A. B. D. Tr?ng �m r?i v�o �m ti?t th? nh?t.
12 exciting
important
remember D. Pyramid
D. Tr?ng �m r?i v�o �m ti?t th? nh?t.
A. B. C. Tr?ng �m r?i v�o �m ti?t th? hai.
13 seventeen
anything
cucumber
mountainous
Tr?ng �m r?i v�o �m ti?t th? ba.
C. D. Tr?ng �m r?i v�o �m ti?t th? nh?t.
14A. library B. October
usually
interesting
B. Tr?ng �m r?i v�o �m ti?t th? hai.
A. C. D. Tr?ng �m r?i v�o �m ti?t th? nh?t.
15 Vietnamese
lemonade C. important
D. Japanese
C. Tr?ng �m r?i v�o �m ti?t th? hai.
A. B. D. Tr?ng �m r?i v�o �m ti?t th? ba.
B1
16 seventy
telephone
benefit D. engineer
D. Tr?ng �m r?i v�o �m ti?t th? ba.
A. B. C. Tr?ng �m r?i v�o �m ti?t th? nh?t.#
17 suitable
religion
develop
romantic
Tr?ng �m r?i v�o �m ti?t th? nh?t.
C. D. Tr?ng �m r?i v�o �m ti?t th? hai.
18A. character B. kangaroo
butterfly
celebrate
B. Tr?ng �m r?i v�o �m ti?t th? ba.
A. C. D. Tr?ng �m r?i v�o �m ti?t th? nh?t.
19 article
maximum C. recycle
D. generous
20
detective
discover
encourage D. primary
21
disappear
energy
regular
charity
Tr?ng �m r?i v�o �m ti?t th? ba.
C. D. Tr?ng �m r?i v�o �m ti?t th? nh?t.
22A. solution B. powerful
whenever
unselfish
B. Tr?ng �m r?i v�o �m ti?t th? nh?t.
A. C. D. Tr?ng �m r?i v�o �m ti?t th? hai.
23 personal
interview
collection
forester
C. Tr?ng �m r?i v�o �m ti?t th? hai.
A. B. D. Tr?ng �m r?i v�o �m ti?t th? nh?t.
24 typical
comedy
separate D. unlucky
D. Tr?ng �m r?i v�o �m ti?t th? hai.
A. B. C. Tr?ng �m r?i v�o �m ti?t th? nh?t.
25 decorate
arrival
employer
historic
Tr?ng �m r?i v�o �m ti?t th? nh?t.
C. D. Tr?ng �m r?i v�o �m ti?t th? hai.
26A. employee B. interrupt
recover
politely
B. Tr?ng �m r?i v�o �m ti?t th? ba.
A. C. D. Tr?ng �m r?i v�o �m ti?t th? hai.
27 grocery
scenery C. defensive
D. championship
C. Tr?ng �m r?i v�o �m ti?t th? hai.
A. B. D. Tr?ng �m r?i v�o �m ti?t th? nh?t.
28 convenient
profession
pollution D. attitude
D. Tr?ng �m r?i v�o �m ti?t th? nh?t.
A. B. C. Tr?ng �m r?i v�o �m ti?t th? hai.
29 permission
qualified
A. Tr?ng �m r?i v�o �m ti?t th? hai.#
processing
governmentB. C. D. Tr?ng �m r?i v�o �m ti?t th? nh?t.
30 A. citadel B. protection
pesticide
dynamite
B. Tr?ng �m r?i v�o �m ti?t th? hai.
A. C. D. Tr?ng �m r?i v�o �m ti?t th? nh?t.
31 disabled
volcano C. constancy
D. consuming
C. Tr?ng �m r?i v�o �m ti?t th? nh?t.
A. B. D. Tr?ng �m r?i v�o �m ti?t th? hai.
32 accident
countryside
Canada D. continue
D. Tr?ng �m r?i v�o �m ti?t th? hai.
A. B. C. Tr?ng �m r?i v�o �m ti?t th? nh?t.
33 architect
suggestion
solution
position
Tr?ng �m r?i v�o �m ti?t th? nh?t.
C. D. Tr?ng �m r?i v�o �m ti?t th? hai.
34A. nobody B. designer
relative
strawberry
B. Tr?ng �m r?i v�o �m ti?t th? hai.
A. C. D. Tr?ng �m r?i v�o �m ti?t th? nh?t.
35 agency
follower C. magazine
D. challenger
36
mentally
lyrical
interest D. domestic
37
terrify
edition
deposit
effective
Tr?ng �m r?i v�o �m ti?t th? nh?t.
C. D. Tr?ng �m r?i v�o �m ti?t th? hai.
38A. tropical B. referee
minimize
origin
B. Tr?ng �m r?i v�o �m ti?t th? ba.
A. C. D. Tr?ng �m r?i v�o �m ti?t th? nh?t.
39A. mosquito B. herbicide
decision
composer
40
disaster
committee C. loyalty
D. gestation
41
medical
formally
visually
D. Tr?ng �m r?i v�o �m ti?t th? hai.
A. B. C. Tr?ng �m r?i v�o �m ti?t th? nh?t.#
D. erosion
42 glorious
interact
submarine
volunteer
Tr?ng �m r?i v�o �m ti?t th? nh?t.
C. D. Tr?ng �m r?i v�o �m ti?t th? ba.
43A. viable B. occasion
stimulate
altitude
44
ambitious
conclusive C. correspond
D. extensive
45
optional
operate
orally
commercial
D. Tr?ng �m r?i v�o �m ti?t th? hai.
A. B. C. Tr?ng �m r?i v�o �m ti?t th? nh?t.
46 atmosphere
official
abandon
located
Tr?ng �m r?i v�o �m ti?t th? nh?t.
C. D. Tr?ng �m r?i v�o �m ti?t th? hai.
47A. endanger B. victory
conduction
survival
B. Tr?ng �m r?i v�o �m ti?t th? nh?t.
A. C. D. Tr?ng �m r?i v�o �m ti?t th? hai.
48 contrary
element C. linguistic
D. partnership
C. Tr?ng �m r?i v�o �m ti?t th? hai.
A. B. D. Tr?ng �m r?i v�o �m ti?t th? nh?t.
49 dedicate
wilderness
heritage D. athletic
D. Tr?ng �m r?i v�o �m ti?t th? hai.
A. B. C. Tr?ng �m r?i v�o �m ti?t th? nh?t.
50 conductor
logical
strategy
carnivore
Tr?ng �m r?i v�o �m ti?t th? hai.
C. D. Tr?ng �m r?i v�o �m ti?t th? nh?t.#
Level
No
Content
ExplanationA. informationA21B. televisionA. Tr?ng �m r?i v�o �m ti?t th? ba.C.
dictionaryB. C. D. Tr?ng �m r?i v�o �m ti?t th? nh?t.D. watermelonA. wonderfully2B.
AmericanB. Tr?ng �m r?i v�o �m ti?t th? hai.C. supermarketA. C. D. Tr?ng �m r?i v�o
�m ti?t th? nh?t.D. secondary
3 helicopter
comfortable
mountaineering
beautifully
C. Tr?ng �m r?i v�o �m ti?t th? ba.
A. B. D. Tr?ng �m r?i v�o �m ti?t th? nh?t.
4 anybody
kilometer
temperature D. activity
D. Tr?ng �m r?i v�o �m ti?t th? hai.
A. B. C. Tr?ng �m r?i v�o �m ti?t th? nh?t.
5 nationally
political
Canadian
unluckily
Tr?ng �m r?i v�o �m ti?t th? nh?t.
C. D. Tr?ng �m r?i v�o �m ti?t th? hai.
6A. classically B. mechanical
behavior
millimeter
B. Tr?ng �m r?i v�o �m ti?t th? hai.
A. C. D. Tr?ng �m r?i v�o �m ti?t th? nh?t.
7 fashionable
superhero C. available
D. elevator
C. Tr?ng �m r?i v�o �m ti?t th? hai.
A. B. D. Tr?ng �m r?i v�o �m ti?t th? nh?t.
8 developing
deliciously
regularly D. ecosystem
D. Tr?ng �m r?i v�o �m ti?t th? nh?t.
A. B. C. Tr?ng �m r?i v�o �m ti?t th? hai.
9 photography
stationery
excellently
secretary
Tr?ng �m r?i v�o �m ti?t th? hai.
C. D. Tr?ng �m r?i v�o �m ti?t th? nh?t.
10 education
remembering
avocado
semifinal
B. Tr?ng �m r?i v�o �m ti?t th? hai.
A. C. D. Tr?ng �m r?i v�o �m ti?t th? ba.
11 everybody
logically C. entertainer
D. centimeter
C. Tr?ng �m r?i v�o �m ti?t th? ba.
A. B. D. Tr?ng �m r?i v�o �m ti?t th? nh?t.
12 understanding
animation
Indiana D. biology
D. Tr?ng �m r?i v�o �m ti?t th? hai.
A. B. C. Tr?ng �m r?i v�o �m ti?t th? ba.
13 apology
quarterfinal
academic
transportation
Tr?ng �m r?i v�o �m ti?t th? hai.
C. D. Tr?ng �m r?i v�o �m ti?t th? ba.
14A. adventurer B. kindergarten
receptionist
community
B. Tr?ng �m r?i v�o �m ti?t th? nh?t.
A. C. D. Tr?ng �m r?i v�o �m ti?t th? hai.
15 material
triangular
C. Tr?ng �m r?i v�o �m ti?t th? ba.#
photographic
abilityA. B. D. Tr?ng �m r?i v�o �m ti?t th? hai.
B1
16 exhibition
generation
reputation D. difficulty
17
fashionable
excitement
forgettable
impossible
18
A. miraculous B. necessary
acceptable
familiar
B. Tr?ng �m r?i v�o �m ti?t th? nh?t.
A. C. D. Tr?ng �m r?i v�o �m ti?t th? hai.
19 development
experience C. situation
D. certificate
C. Tr?ng �m r?i v�o �m ti?t th? ba.
A. B. D. Tr?ng �m r?i v�o �m ti?t th? hai.
20 preparation
unexpected
electronic D. facility
D. Tr?ng �m r?i v�o �m ti?t th? hai.
A. B. C. Tr?ng �m r?i v�o �m ti?t th? ba.
21 announcement
ordinary
celebrate
typically
Tr?ng �m r?i v�o �m ti?t th? hai.
C. D. Tr?ng �m r?i v�o �m ti?t th? nh?t.
22 scientific
bodybuilding
entertainment
preparation
23
emergency
traditional C. relatively
D. intelligent
28 society
accompany
geography D. dangerously
D. Tr?ng �m r?i v�o �m ti?t th? nh?t.
A. B. C. Tr?ng �m r?i v�o �m ti?t th? hai.
29 naturally
delivery
especially
believable
Tr?ng �m r?i v�o �m ti?t th? nh?t.
C. D. Tr?ng �m r?i v�o �m ti?t th? hai.
30A. attractively B. architecture
Australia
especially
B. Tr?ng �m r?i v�o �m ti?t th? nh?t.
A. C. D. Tr?ng �m r?i v�o �m ti?t th? hai.
31 punctuation
mathematics C. interviewee
D. unofficial
C. Tr?ng �m r?i v�o �m ti?t th? t?.
A. B. D. Tr?ng �m r?i v�o �m ti?t th? ba.
32 reliable
biography
technology D. interviewer
D. Tr?ng �m r?i v�o �m ti?t th? nh?t.
A. B. C. Tr?ng �m r?i v�o �m ti?t th? hai.
33 altogether
historical
enjoyable
conditional
Tr?ng �m r?i v�o �m ti?t th? ba.
C. D. Tr?ng �m r?i v�o �m ti?t th? hai.
34A. geographic B. recyclable
exploration
preparation
B. Tr?ng �m r?i v�o �m ti?t th? hai.
A. C. D. Tr?ng �m r?i v�o �m ti?t th? ba.
35 historical
successfully C. physically
D. ingredient
C. Tr?ng �m r?i v�o �m ti?t th? nh?t.
A. B. D. Tr?ng �m r?i v�o �m ti?t th? hai.
B2 � B2+
36 academic
environment
artificial
limitation
B. Tr?ng �m r?i v�o �m ti?t th? hai.
A. C. D. Tr?ng �m r?i v�o �m ti?t th? ba.
37 energetic
independence C. informative
D. pessimistic
C. Tr?ng �m r?i v�o �m ti?t th? hai.
A. B. D. Tr?ng �m r?i v�o �m ti?t th? ba.
38 occasional
authority
participant D. accidental
D. Tr?ng �m r?i v�o �m ti?t th? ba.
A. B. C. Tr?ng �m r?i v�o �m ti?t th? hai. introduction
dependable
incredible
vocational
Tr?ng �m r?i v�o �m ti?t th? ba.
C. D. Tr?ng �m r?i v�o �m ti?t th? hai. appreciate
basically
B. Tr?ng �m r?i v�o �m ti?t th? nh?t.#
equality
responsibleA. C. D. Tr?ng �m r?i v�o �m ti?t th? hai.
41A. considerate B. calculation
appreciate
congratulate
B. Tr?ng �m r?i v�o �m ti?t th? ba.
A. C. D. Tr?ng �m r?i v�o �m ti?t th? hai.
42 separately
customary C. psychology
D. agriculture
C. Tr?ng �m r?i v�o �m ti?t th? hai.
A. B. D. Tr?ng �m r?i v�o �m ti?t th? nh?t.
43
fascinating
voluntary
accuracy D. longevity
44
optimistic
professional
minority
encouragement
49
memorable
distribution
universal
economic
50
A. conservation B. necessity
photogenic
cultivation
LEVEL A2
CHUY�N ?? 2: T? V?NG
#PH?N 1: DANH T?
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m? ??u l� 1 ph? �m
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hi?u, d?u hi?u communication: s? giao ti?p instance: v� d?, tr??ng h?p attention:
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th�ch -> Ch?n ?�p �n A. hobbies8D payment (n): s? tr? ti?n
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cash (n): ti?n m?t
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14
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15
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A box of chocolates: m?t h?p nh?ng vi�n k?p socola#
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English.
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??i cho ??n khi chi?c h?p cu?i
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s? nhi?u n�n ch?n �boxes�.c�ng ???c m? ra tr??c khi chia s? cho c�c v? kh�ch bi?t
v? nh� m?i c?a h?. C�c b?a ti?c t�n gia c� th? ???c t? ch?c b?i ch? nh� ho?c b?t k?
ai mu?n k�nh tr?ng vi?c mua c?a h?. D� ng�i nh� ???c nh?c ??n l� ng�i nh� ??u ti�n
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nh� m?i cho gia ?�nh ?ang c� s? l??ng th�nh vi�n t?ng l�n, vi?c k? ni?m ??a ?i?m m?
i l� m?t c�ch th� v? ?? chia s? s? ki?n n�y v?i nh?ng v? kh�ch ??c bi?
t.3guestsGuest (n): kh�ch4partiesHousewarming party (n): ti?c t�n gia5houseT? c?n ?
i?n ?�y ph?i l� �house� v� t? �home� ph�a sau x�c ??nh ngh?a v? tr� ch? tr?ng l�
�ng�i nh�6familyA growing family: gia ?�nh c� s? th�nh vi�n t?ng l�n#
2
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�Knowledge� l� danh t? kh�ng ??m ???c n�n B sai. ?�p �n C,
D sai v� t? ?i?n c?n l� danh t?.3ANgh?a c?a t? c?n ?i?n l� s? thi?u h?t n�n C v� D
b? lo?i, B sai v�
�lack� kh�ng c� d?ng s? nhi?u4AScholarship (n): h?c b?ng
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do c� �a� ??ng tr??c, v� th? ch? c� ?�p �n A ?�ng.5DPhysical appearance (n): ngo?i
h�nh6D? ?�y ph?i d�ng d?ng s? nhi?u n�n A, B, C b? lo?i (C c� h�nh th?c s? nhi?u
nh?ng l� danh t? ko ??m ???c).
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ko c� h�nh th?c s? nhi?u8B diamond anniversary (n): k? ni?m ng�y c??i 60 n?m
golden anniversary (n): k? ni?m ng�y c??i 50 n?m
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bronze anniversary (n): k? ni?m ng�y c??i 8 n?m
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engagements (n): ?�nh h�n
measurements (n): s? ?o, bi?n ph�p
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gesture (n): c? ch?
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13
A
attraction (n): s? thu h�t
affection (n): s? y�u th�ch
accommodation (n): n?i ?
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14
B
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prediction (n): d? ?o�n
=> Ch?n ?�p �n B15AD sai v� �gooey� l� t�nh t?, c� ngh?a �s??t m??t�, B v� C c?ng
sai d?ng s? nhi?u c?a danh t? �goose�. D?ng s? nhi?u ?�ng ph?i l�
�geese�16A change (n): ti?n th?a
supply (n): ngu?n cung
cash (n): ti?n m?t
cost (n): gi� c?, chi ph�
=> Ch?n ?�p �n A17C paper (n): gi?y
notebook (n): v?
file (n): t?p tin
line (n): d�ng k?, h�ng
=> Ch?n ?�p �n C18B description (n): m� t?
information (n): th�ng tin
news (n): tin t?c
fact (n): s? th?t
=> Ch?n ?�p �n B
19
C
�a� l� m?o t? ??ng tr??c danh t? ??m ???c s? �t
1C
advices ? advice�Advice� l� danh t? kh�ng ??m ???c n�n kh�ng c� h�nh th?c s? nhi?
u.2C
new ? newsnews (danh t? kh�ng ??m ???c): tin t?c3A
student ? studentsA number of + danh t? ??m ???c s? nhi?u4B
furnitures ? furnitureFurniture l� danh t? ko ??m ???c n�n kh�ng c� d?ng th?c
s? nhi?u5A
Clothes ? clothClothes (n): qu?n �o
Cloth (n): m?nh v?i6B
Is ? areFamily l� danh t? t?p h?p, n?u nh?n m?nh v�o t?ng th? th� coi nh? danh t?
s? �t (My family is happy), n?u nh?n t?i b? ph?n th� coi nh? danh t? s? nhi?u (My
family are
having dinner together).
1relationshipsRelationship (n): m?i quan h?�T�nh b?n l� nh?ng m?i quan h? li�n quan
??n hai kh�a c?nh r?t quan tr?ng - s? ph? thu?c l?n nhau v� t? nguy?n,� nh� t�m l�
h?c v� chuy�n gia t�nh b?n c?a ??i h?c Northern Illinois, Ti?n s? Suzanne Degges-
White gi?i th�ch trong m?t cu?c ph?ng v?n qua email. Nh? b?t k? ai ?� t?ng c� 1
t�nh b?n bi?t r?ng, n� l� m?t qu� tr�nh v� tr?i nghi?m ph?c t?p. "T�nh b?n th?c
s? ???c ?�nh d?u2friendshipFriendship (n): t�nh b?n3experienceExperience (n): tr?i
nghi?m, kinh nghi?m4memberMember (n): th�nh vi�n5interestMutual interest: s? th�ch
chung
b?i mong mu?n c?a m?i th�nh vi�n ?? t??ng t�c v?i nhau - ?� l� v? s? ??ng ?i?u
trong kinh nghi?m v� suy ngh? c?a nhau, c?ng nh? c?m gi�c 'thu?c v?' v� k?t n?i",
c� n�i. "T�nh b?n y�u c?u c� ?i c� l?i - s? ng??ng m?, t�n tr?ng, tin t??ng v� h?
tr? v? t�nh c?m v� v?t ch?t."6thoughtsThoughts (n): suy ngh?7supportSupport (n): s?
?ng h?, ??ng vi�n#
C�u?�p �nGi?i th�ch1BAdvances (n): nh?ng ti?n tri?n2CBlisters (n): r?p da3DFiction
(n): h? c?u4DReward (n): ph?n th??ng5DScale (n): t? l?. T? n�y th??ng d�ng khi mi�u
t? b?n ??.6BWhisper (n): l?i th� th?m7DTool (n): ?? d�ng, d?ng c? d�ng ?? s?a ch?
a8CAddiction (n): nghi?n9DHome economics: M�n kinh t? gia ?�nh10BShortage (n) (of
something): s? thi?u/t�nh tr?ng thi?u th? g� ?�11BMeasure (n): Bi?n ph�p Measures:
Nh?ng bi?n ph�p12DAdversity (n): Kh� kh?n Adversities: Nh?ng kh� kh?n13AIllusion
(n): ?o t??ng
Be under an illusion: c� ?o t??ng14BHospitality (n): l�ng hi?u kh�ch15C viewers (n,
s? nhi?u): ng??i xem, th??ng ch? ng??i xem ti vi
winesses (n, s? nhi?u): nh�n ch?ng
spectators (n, s? nhi?u): ng??i xem, th??ng ch? ng??i xem b�ng ?�
D. onlookers (n, s? nhi?u): ng??i xem nh?ng b�ng quan
=> Ch?n ?�p �n C16A threat (n): m?i ?e d?a
harm (n): ?i?u g�y h?i
suppression (n): s? ?�n �p
sneer (n): s? ch? nh?o, c??i nh?o b�ng
�a� l� m?o t? ?i tr??c danh t? ??m ???c => Lo?i ?�p �n C
Sau danh t? c?n t�m l� �to� -> Lo?i ?�p �n D (v� �sneer� th??ng ?i v?i �at�)
X�t s? h?p l� v? ngh?a => Ch?n ?�p �n A17DSau danh t? c?n t�m l� �to�
=> Ch?n ?�p �n D
Reaction to something: ph?n ?ng v?i m?t ?i?u g� ?�18D plunge (n): lao th?ng xu?ng
n??c
descent (n): s? xu?ng
drowning (n): ch?t ?u?i
sinking (n): s? ch�m
=> Ch?n ?�p �n D
19
D
inattention (n): s? l? l�
unfamiliarity (n): s? kh�ng quen
carelessness (n): s? b?t c?n D. disregard (n): s? coi nh?
=> Ch?n ?�p �n D
20
B
habitat (n): m�i tr??ng s?ng c?a ??ng th?c v?t
21
D
amateur (adj): nghi?p d?
champion (adj): c? kh�i
savage (adj): hung d? D. professional (adj): nh�
ngh?, chuy�n nghi?p
X�t v? m?t ngh?a th� B v� D l� h?p l� nh?t. Tuy nhi�n, c�u th? 2 c?a c�u h?i ?� ch?
ng m�nh B kh�ng h?p l�.
=> Ch?n ?�p �n D22A similarity (n): ?i?m gi?ng nhau
likelihood (n): kh? n?ng
coincidence (n): s? tr�ng h?p
difference (n): s? kh�c bi?t
=> Ch?n ?�p �n A23DTo lose one�s temper: n?i n�ng#
C�u?�p �nGi?i th�ch1Bbuild ? make, make progress: ti?n b?2Ause ? spend, spend
time/money on Sth / in Ving : s? d?ng c�i g�3Brun ? arrive
arrive at + ??a ?i?m c? th?: ??n m?t n?i n�o ?�
arrive in + ??a ?i?m l?n, chung chung: ??n m?t n?i n�o ?�4Adoing ? spending, spend
time together: d�nh th?i gian ? b�n nhau5Bcollect ? gain, gain beauty: l?y l?i s?
c ??p6Btaken ? caught / got, catch a cold: b? c?m l?nh
1doDo exercise: t?p th? d?c2showShow the differences (between): ch? ra ?i?m kh�c
bi?t (gi?a)3earnEarn a living: ki?m s?ng4wonWin the match: th?ng 1 tr?n ??
u5brokenBreak the phone: l�m v? ?i?n tho?i6paidPay a visit = visit (v): th?m vi?
ng7MakingMake use of: t?n d?ng8takeTake advantage of the others: l?i d?ng ng??i
kh�c
#LEVEL B1
Choose A, B, C or D to indicate the correct answer to each of the following
questions.
STT
?�p �n
Gi?i th�ch
1
A
Attract attention: thu h�t s? ch� �
2
B
Do the transplanting: c?y l�a
3
A
Objective of doing something (n): m?c ti�u, m?c ?�ch
Target of/for something (n): m?c ti�u, ch? ti�u ph?n ??u
Desire to do something/for something (n): tham v?ng
Ambition to do something (n): ho�i b�o, kh�t v?ng
4
A
Breaking glass: v? th?y tinh
5
A
Change one�s mind: thay ??i quy?t ??nh
6
B
Brain damage: ch?n th??ng n�o
7
D
Create a safe home environment: t?o m?t m�i tr??ng an to�n t?i nh�
8
A
Life expectancy (n): v�ng ??i
9
B
Golf club (n): g?y ?�nh g�n
10
C
Suffer (v): ch?u ??ng, tr? qua (b?nh, s? ?au kh?,..)
11
D
Be in use = be working: ?ang ???c s? d?ng, ?ang ho?t ??ng
12
B
Commit a foul: ph?m l?i
13
C
Get into trouble: v??ng v�o r?c r?i
14APlay an important role : ?�ng vai tr� quan tr?ng15DScore a goal: ghi b�n th?
ng16BTo be naturally blonde: t�c v�ng t? nhi�n17DScorching hot: r?t n�ng18DTo be on
the go: b?n b?u, di chuy?n nhi?u19BThe whole time: to�n b? th?i gian qua20DIn
return: ??i l?i21BThe cause of something: nguy�n nh�n c?a ?i?u g� ?�22DOn average:
tr�n trung b�nh23DIn case: ph�ng khi24BTo come to terms with something: ch?u ch?p
nh?n ?i?u g� ?�25BStrict diet: ch? ?? ?n u?ng nghi�m ng?t26D
Grow in popularity: ng�y c�ng ???c y�u th�ch
27
A
Have a lot in common: c� nhi?u ?i?m chung
28
B
on purpose: c? t�nh
1
B. made -> done
Do homework: l�m b�i t?p v? nh�
2
B. take -> attract
Attract attention: thu h�t s? ch� �
3
A. doing ->
making
Make an effort to do something: n? l?c l�m g�4D. economical ->
economicEconomic (a): thu?c v? kinh t?
Economical (a): ti?t ki?m5A. occasions ->
circumstancesUnder no circumstances = On no occasions: kh�ng m?t 1
ho�n c?nh n�o
#Rewrite the following sentences so that they have the same meaning as the original
ones.
1Her new idea of the new vaccine was highly appriciated by the
scientists.Be fully accepted = be highly appriciated: ???c ?�nh gi� cao, ch?p thu?n
r?ng r�i2They have pinned (all) theirDepend for success on something/somebody =
hopes on their new player.pin (all) one�s hopes on something/somebody:
??t to�n b? hy v?ng v�o ai / c�i g�3I have no intention of selling
this house just because I�m broke.Surely will not do something = have no
intention of doing something: kh�ng c� � ??nh l�m g�4She shows a great desire to
bring the knowledge to all unfortunated children in
Vietnam.Shows a great desire to do something: th? hi?n khao kh�t mu?n l�m g�5The
company has made an
effort to minimize the negative effect of the economic crisis.Try one�s best to do
something = make an effort to do something: c? g?ng, n? l?c l�m g�6There�s no need
for you to ask
for my permission to use the computer as I gave it to you!There�s no need for
somebody to do something: kh�ng c?n thi?t l�m g�
7
I don�t have interest in playing
computer games anymore.
Have interest in doing something: quan t�m,
th�ch l�m g�
C�u
?�p �n
Gi?i th�ch
1
B
An incentive: s? kh�ch l?
2
B
According to: Theo nh?
3COut of order: b? h?ng4CTip of one�s tongue: Kh�ng th? nh? ra ???c ?i?u g� ?
�5BLook somebody up and down: Nh�n ai ?� t? ??u ??n ch�n, c� th? ?ang ?�nh gi�,
ph�n x�t6ASocial lives: ??i s?ng x� h?i7BCatch a sight of: nh�n th?y8BNot get the
slightest idea: ch?a hi?u g�9DLend a helping hand: gi�p ??10ASince then: t? ?
�11CThreaten (v): ?e d?a12ADraw up: So?n13DBe made redundant: b? sa th?i, b? bu?c
th�i vi?c
14DRun the risk of Sth / Ving: c� nguy c?15CStray dogs: Nh?ng con ch� ?i l?c
16
B
Temper tantrum: c?n c�u k?nh, ??c bi?t l� c?a tr? con
17
C
To cross the border: ?i qua bi�n gi?i
18
A
Golf course: s�n golf
19
A
To be on the verge of bankruptcy: s?p s?a ph� s?n
20
D
Factory emissions: kh� th?i c�ng nghi?p
21ATo come to the conclusion: ti?n t?i k?t lu?n22ATo make a tremendous effort: n?
l?c r?t nhi?u23BFreak weather conditions: ?i?u ki?n th?i ti?t qu�i d?24CTo move
independently: di chuy?n t? do25AA high rate: t? l?26CUnder threat of: lo s?
27
A
Peep through: nh�n tr?m
28
B
Reduce the risk of: gi?m nguy c?
29
C
be narrowly beaten: b? ?�nh b?i v?i t? s? s�t sao
30
A
Put a stop to = end: k?t th�c
C�u
?�p �n
Gi?i th�ch
1
D
fill in: ?i?n v�o ??n
2
B
break up: ph� v?
3
C
spend time/money on sth: ti�u th?i gian/ti?n v�o c�i g�
4
D
look after : ch?m s�c
5
B
get over: v??t qua
6
C
forget to V: qu�n l�m g�
7
C
Take Sb to: ??a ai t?i ?�u
8
D
Stay at a hotel: ? t?i m?t kh�ch s?n
9
C
Reach + ??a ?i?m: ??n m?t n?i n�o ?� (c�c ?T kh�c ph?i c� gi?i t?)10CMake up one�s
mind = decide: quy?t ??nh11BMiss the bus: l? xe bu�t12Cprepare for: chu?n b?
cho13Ccatch the bus: b?t xe bu�t14Cgo away: ?i xa15Bturn down: gi?m (�m
thanh)16Cjoin in: tham gia v�o (ho?t ??ng)17Bturn up: t?ng (�m thanh)18Agive up
sth: t? b? c�i g�19Dtalk to s.o: n�i chuy?n v?i ai; c�c ??ng t? c�n l?i kh�ng ?i v?
i �to�20Dturn off: t?t21Aplay table-tennis: ch?i b�ng b�n
C�u?�p �nGi?i th�ch1DAche (v): ?au2DAdopt the plan: ch?p nh?n k? ho?ch3APeep
through: nh�n tr?m qua4BAlliance (n): li�n minh5CCall off: H?y6BWander (v): lan
man7ADismantle (v): th�o r?i8AView out: nh�n ra
9
D
Pay for sth: tr? ti?n cho
10
C
Cut off: d?ng cung c?p (?i?n, n??c,�)
11
A
Go with: h?p v?i
12
A
Try something on: m?c th?
13
D
Know someone well: bi?t r� ai
14
A
Go off: rung, k�u
15
C
Come up with: n?y ra
16
C
Destroy (v) ph� hu?
17
ADelay (v): ho�n sang 1 th?i ?i?m kh�c Cancel (v): hu? h?n kh�ng di?n ra n?
a18CBlame Sb for Sth / Ving: ?? l?i cho ai v? c�i g� / l�m c�i g�19Ahit upon: b?t
ch?t n?y ra � ngh? n�o ?�20Acatch on: tr? n�n n?i ti?ng, ph? bi?n21Astand in for:
th? ch�n c�ng vi?c c?a ai22Ctake s.o in: ?�nh l?a ai23Dwear off: m?t c�ng hi?
u24Cset it: (th?i ti?t) chuy?n ??i, v�o m�a25Cgo in for: th�ch th�, mu?n tham gia
c�i g�26Bput across: truy?n ??t (th�ng ?i?p, th�ng tin)27Bcome out: xu?t hi?n, l?
di?n (s? th?t, th�ng tin,�)28Ddo away with: b? ?i c�i g�29Dbump into s.o: b?t ng?
g?p ai30ACut off water supplies: ng?ng cung c?p n??c#
6
C
a foreign language: ngo?i ng?, ph� h?p v?i �abroad� ? ph�a tr??c
7
A
To stay quite: im l?ng, v� v? sau c� �didn�t say anything�
8
B
kind: t?t b?ng, v� v? tr??c c� nh?c ??n �help�
9
D
dry: kh�, v� �desert� l� sa m?c, n?i r?t kh� c?n10Bdifficult math problem: m?t b�i
to�n kh�, v� v? sau c� nh?c ??n �nh? s? gi�p ??�11Dtall: cao, ph� h?p v?i � �v?n ??
ng vi�n b�ng r?�12Cinteresting: th� v?, v� ? v? sau c� nh?c ??n �phong c�ch vi?t
hay�13Asour milk: s?a b? chua, ? ph�a tr??c c� n�i l� �??ng u?ng� n�n kh�ng th? ch?
n nh?ng t? c�n l?i14Ddeaf: ?i?c, v� ph�a sau c� nh?c ??n �tai tr�i�15Bother side:
m?t kia, m?t c�n l?i, tr�i ngh?a v?i �this side� ? ph�a tr??c
5
D
Well ? good
Smell v?a l� ??ng t? tr?ng th�i v?a l� ??ng t? h�nh ??ng, khi l� ??ng t? tr?ng th�i
th� ?i v?i t�nh t?, khi l� ??ng t? h�nh ??ng th� ?i v?i tr?ng t?. The food smells
good.
I smell the roses carefully.
#Give the correct form of the word in each bracket.
1Friendlyfriendly (adj): th�n thi?n
2Beautifulbeautiful (adj): xinh, ??p3Peacefulpeaceful (adj): b�nh
y�n4Disappointeddisappointed (adj): th?t v?ng
tr?ng th�i/c?m nh?n c?a con ng??i n�n ?? ? d?ng ?u�i ed5surprisingsurprising(adj):
ng?c nhi�n
t�nh t? ch? s? v?t s? vi?c n�n c� d?ng ?u�i ing6relaxing/relaxedtr?ng th�i/c?m nh?n
c?a con ng??i c� d?ng ?u�i ed t�nh t? ch? s? v?t s? vi?c c� d?ng ?u�i
ing7tired/tiringtr?ng th�i/c?m nh?n c?a con ng??i c� d?ng ?u�i ed t�nh t? ch? s? v?
t s? vi?c c� d?ng ?u�i ing8confused/ confusingtr?ng th�i/c?m nh?n c?a con ng??i c�
d?ng ?u�i ed t�nh t? ch? s? v?t s? vi?c c� d?ng ?u�i ing9musing/amusedtr?ng th�i/c?
m nh?n c?a con ng??i c� d?ng ?u�i ed t�nh t? ch? s? v?t s? vi?c c� d?ng ?u�i
ing10touched/ touchingtr?ng th�i/c?m nh?n c?a con ng??i c� d?ng ?u�i ed t�nh t? ch?
s? v?t s? vi?c c� d?ng ?u�i ing11frightening/frightenedtr?ng th�i/c?m nh?n c?a con
ng??i c� d?ng ?u�i ed t�nh t? ch? s? v?t s? vi?c c� d?ng ?u�i ing
12
embarrassing/ embarrassed
tr?ng th�i/c?m nh?n c?a con ng??i c� d?ng ?u�i ed t�nh t? ch? s? v?t s? vi?c c� d?
ng ?u�i ing
C�u
?�p �n
Gi?i th�ch
1
B
mere: ??n thu?n
outstanding: phi th??ng, xu?t s?c advisable: th�ch h?p
voluntary: t? nguy?n, t�nh nguy?n2Bspacious: r?ng r�i, c� nhi?u ch? over - priced:
qu� ??t luxurious: xa hoa
vast: r?ng l?n, m�nh m�ng3Afierce: hung t?n
thoughtful: suy ngh? c?n th?n, chu ?�o intelligent: th�ng minh
graceful: duy�n d�ng4Dincompetent: thi?u kh? n?ng
unsuccessful: kh�ng th�nh c�ng helpless: b?t l?c
incapable: kh�ng c� kh? n?ng
Be (in)capable of Ving: (kh�ng) c� kh? n?ng l�m g�5Acompulsive: nghi?n spontaneous:
t? ph�t, t? nhi�n instant: ngay l?p t?c
continuous: li�n t?c6Bprone: nghi�ng v?, c� kh? n?ng
responsible: ch?u tr�ch nhi?m
Be responsible for N/Ving: Ch?u tr�ch nhi?m cho vi?c g� guilty: c� t?i, ?�ng khi?n
tr�ch
comprehensive: bao h�m to�n di?n7Agreat difficulty: kh� kh?n l?n8Ba big mistake: m?
t sai l?m l?n9Bbe low in fat: c� h�m l??ng ch?t b�o th?p10Cfrozen food: th?c ph?m ?
�ng l?nh, th?c ph?m ???c l�m l?nh11Aarmed: ???c trang b? v? trang12Abattery-
operated (adj): ch?y b?ng pin, ho?t ??ng b?ng pin13Bforgetful: hay qu�n, ?�ng tr�,
h?p ngh?a v?i v? sau �kh�ng bao gi? nh?
tr? ti?n thu� ?�ng h?n�14Dan ordinary person: m?t ng??i b�nh th??ng, ph� h?p v?i �
�normal
life� � �m?t cu?c s?ng b�nh th??ng� ? sau15Cloyal to Sb: trung th�nh v?i ai, h?p
ngh?a nh?t v� v? sau l� �kh�ng n�i
x?u sau l?ng�16Aunsatisfactory (adj): kh�ng ??t y�u c?u, kh�ng tho? m�n17Ddivorced:
li h�n, ph� h?p nh?t v?i v? l� �ch? g?p ???c b? v�o cu?i
tu?n�18Dcareless: b?t c?n, kh�ng c?n th?n, ph� h?p v?i � �lu�n lu�n l�m v? ??
�19Adishonest: kh�ng th?t th�, ?�y l� t�nh c�ch ti�u c?c n�n h?p ngh?a20Dpublic
places: ??a ?i?m c�ng c?ng21Aexact number: con s? ch�nh x�c22Cconfusing: g�y r?i r?
m, g�y nh?m l?n, ?�y l� t�nh t? mi�u t? t�nh ch?t
c?a m?t s? v?t23Bcool: ng?u, tuy?t v?i, l� t�nh t? h?p ngh?a nh?t trong c�c ?�p �n
24
A
Delightful (a): h?ng kh?i, h�o h?ng
25
C
Heart-breaking (a): t?o c?m gi�c r?t bu?n, tan v?
3
A
Malicious (a): nham hi?m
4
D
Close-knit (a): ?an ch?t ch?
5
A
invaluable: v� gi�
6
A
be overwhelmed with: b? cho�ng ng?p b?i, b? qu� t?i b?i
7
A
genuine: (?? v?t, h�ng) th?t
8
A
knowledgeable in sth: hi?u bi?t, c� ki?n th?c v? c�i g�9Bmock test: b�i thi th?
10Aillegible handwriting: ch? vi?t tay kh�ng th? ??c ???c11Dexhausted: m?t nho�i,
ki?t s?c12Dnovel idea: � t??ng m?i m?13Binnovative (a): mang t�nh s�ng t?o14Dbe
consistent with sth: nh?t qu�n v?i, kh?p v?i
15
D
tempting offer: l?i m?i h?p d?n
Match the adjectives, connected with people�s emotions or character, with their
approximate.
C�u
?�p �n
Gi?i th�ch
1
H
Th?n nhi�n >< S? h�i, e s?
2
O
L??i bi?ng >< n?ng ??ng
3
B
?m ??m, u s?u >< vui t??i4JNghi�m kh?c >< d? t�nh5AM?t d�y >< nh?y c?m6DR?t r�, �t
n�i >< ba hoa, l?m chuy?n7KC� t�nh ?? ph�ng >< c� t�nh t?n c�ng8FKh? kh?o >< hay
ho�i nghi9LThi?u quy?t ?o�n >< c� m?c ?�ch10EC� ph??ng ph�p, c� h? th?ng >< c?u
th?, b?a b�i11GHoang t??ng >< c� t�nh th?ng nh?t12MCh�n th�nh >< quanh co13NV� t?
>< lo l?ng14CTh� h?n >< v? tha15ID?a d?m, ph? thu?c >< ?�ng tin, c� th? d?a v�o
C�u?�p
�nGi?i th�ch1Bch?n �quickly� v� h?p ngh?a � �??n ?�y nhanh ?? xem c�i n�y�2Bd�ng
tr?ng t? ?? b? ngh?a cho ??ng t?, v� v? sau l� �beautiful� mang � t�ch
c?c n�n v? ??u ph?i ch?n �well� thay v� �badly�3Bd�ng tr?ng t? ?? b? ngh?a cho ??ng
t?, v� v? sau c� �praise� � �khen ng?i� n�n ch? tr?ng ph?i l� t? mang t�nh t�ch c?c
=> ta ch?n �hard� (kh�ng ch?n
�hardly v� n� c� ngh?a l� �h?u nh? kh�ng�)4Dd�ng tr?ng t? ?? b? ngh?a cho ??ng t?,
v� v? sau l� �b? th?t nghi?p trong
m?t kho?ng th?i gian d�i� n�n ? ?�y ch?n �happily� l� h?p l�5Bd�ng tr?ng t? ?? b?
ngh?a cho ??ng t?, v� v? tr??c c� �excited� n�n ch?n
�well� m?i h?p ngh?a6Cd�ng tr?ng t? ?? b? ngh?a cho ??ng t?, trong c�c ?�p �n ch?
c�
�beautifully� l� tr?ng t?7Bd�ng tr?ng t? ?? b? ngh?a cho ??ng t?, v� v? sau n�i ??n
�kh�ng mu?n ?i
mu?n� n�n ?i?n �quickly� l� h?p ngh?a8Ad�ng tr?ng t? ?? b? ngh?a cho ??ng t?, v� v?
sau n�i ??n �ph?i chuy?n ?i trong v�ng m?t th�ng� n�n ch?n �fast� l� h?p ngh?a
(�fastly� kh�ng ph?i
l� tr?ng t?)9Dv� v? sau n�i ??n �s?ng xa nhau� n�n ?i?n �rarely� � �hi?m g?p nhau�
l�
h?p ngh?a10Cd�ng always ?? ch? � ph�n n�n trong c?u tr�c �be always + V-ing�
#II. Choose the underlined word or phrase that is not correct in standard written
English.
C�u?�p �nGi?i th�ch1carefullytr?ng t? th??ng ??ng ? cu?i c�u ?? nh?n m?nh �2slowly
tr?ng t? th??ng ??ng cu?i c�u ?? nh?n m?nh �
3
perfectly
tr?ng t? th??ng ??ng cu?i c�u ?? nh?n m?nh �
4
angrily
tr?ng t? th??ng ??ng cu?i c�u ?? nh?n m?nh �
5
loudly
tr?ng t? th??ng ??ng cu?i c�u ?? nh?n m?nh �
C�u
?�p �n
Gi?i th�ch
1
C
d�ng tr?ng t? �hardly� v?i �ever� mang ngh?a �g?n nh? kh�ng�2Bch?n �lately� mang
ngh?a �g?n ?�y� trong c�u l� h?p l� (�nearly�
kh�ng mang ngh?a �g?n ?�y�, �late� ngh?a l� �mu?n� kh�ng ph� h?p�)3Cd�ng tr?ng
t? ?? b? ngh?a cho ??ng t?, play music live: ch?i nh?c s?ng
/ ch?i nh?c tr?c ti?p (kh�ng d�ng �directly� ?? ch? bu?i tr�nh di?n �tr?c ti?p�,
c�n �lively� l� t�nh t?4Ddance gracefully: nh?y m?t c�ch duy�n d�ng5Dhastily: m?t
c�ch v?i v�, ph� h?p v?i �rush� v� � �tr?i ?� mu?n� ? sau6Ahardly ever: h?u nh?
kh�ng, h?p ngh?a v?i �lazy� ? v? tr??c7Aopen mouth wide: m? mi?ng to, kh�ng ch?n
�widely� v� n� d�ng ??
ch? m?t vi?c g� x?y ra m?t c�ch r?ng r�i, hai t? c�n l?i kh�ng ph?i l� tr?ng t?
8Arelatively low income: thu nh?p t??ng ??i th?p9
C
nearly crash: su�t ?�m v�o, v� v? sau l� �kh�ng ai b? th??ng� n�n
kh�ng ch?n �already�, c�n �near� l� �g?n ?� v� �mostly� l� �h?u h?t�
n�n kh�ng h?p ngh?a
10
D
possibly: c� th?, h?p ngh?a v?i v? sau �kh�ng c� g� ch?c ch?n�
11
A
travel free: ?i mi?n ph�, kh�ng ch?n �freely� v� n� mang ngh?a l� �m?t
c�ch t? do�12AGet up late: d?y mu?n13CM?t c�ch c?n th?n14BM?c v?i ??15ATh?c s?
th�16BG?n nh?, su�t n?a17BTr?ng t? c?a hard l� hard (m?nh, ch?m ch?) ho?c hardly
(hi?m khi)18BNgay khi19DH�t hay20CNgay l?p t?c21CKh� l�22AN�i chung23AM?t c�ch b�nh
th??ng24AHi v?ng r?ng25CCh? y?u26DTh??ng xuy�n27BSu�t, g?n nh?
C�u?�p �nGi?i th�ch1Quickly??n ?�y nhanh n�o. You ph?i xem c�i n�y!2CarelesslyAnh ?
y ??t l? hoa l�n b�n m?t c�ch b?t c?n. L? hoa r?i xu?ng s�n
nh�.3FinallyC� ?y cu?i c�ng c?ng ho�n th�nh b?ng Ti?n s?.4SlowlyT?i m�nh ?i ch?m l?
i n�o. T? kh�ng mu?n l� ng??i ??u ti�n t?i
cu?c h?p.5EasilyAlex treo gi� s�ch l�n m?t c�ch d? d�ng.6BeautifullyC?n h? m?i c?a
anh ?y ???c trang tr� r?t ??p m?t.7SuddenlyM?i th? di?n ra th?t ??t ng?t�8LoudlyV�
sao anh ?y c? ph?i n�i l?n nh? v?y nh??
#LEVEL B2-B2+
C�u
?�p �n
Gi?i th�ch
1
B
inexplicably: m?t c�ch kh�ng th? l� gi?i
2
D
multiply swiftly: nh�n l�n m?t c�ch nhanh ch�ng
3
D
historically accurate: ?�ng v? l?ch s?, v� trong c�u ?ang n�i v? phim t�i
li?u Th? chi?n II
4
D
respond instantaneously: tr? l?i ngay t?c kh?c, h?p ngh?a v?i v? sau
�g�y ?n t??ng�5Cdeliberately: m?t c�ch c? t�nh, v� v? sau c� nh?c ??n �culprit� �
�th?
ph?m�6Btemporarily: t?m th?i, ph� h?p v?i � sau �ch? l�m vi?c ? ?�y v�i tu?
n�7Astand completely still: ??ng im ho�n to�n8Cbarely reach 20: v?a m?i 20 tu?i,
kh�ng ch?n �almost�, �nearly� v�
ch�ng d�ng v?i s? l??ng9Dpresumably: c� l? l�, c� th? l�, h?p ngh?a trong
c�u10Dfall hopelessly in love: y�u m� m?t11Dindisputably: kh�ng ph?i b�n
c�i12Ceventually: cu?i c�ng widely: r?ng r�i, nhi?u occasionally: th?nh tho?ng
extensively: m?t c�ch r?ng l?n v� chuy�n s�u13Dsolely: duy nh?t
shortly: trong th?i gian ng?n warmly: th�n thi?n
readily: s??n s�ng, d? d�ng14Aaccurately: m?t c�ch ch�nh x�c specially: ??c bi?t,
ri�ng bi?t precisely: ch�nh x�c, ho�n to�n ?�ng
roughly: x?p x?15Avividly: sinh ??ng presently: s?m punctually: ?�ng gi?
obviously: r� r�ng16Ccompletely: m?t c�ch tr?n v?n amply: d? d?, ?�y ??
fully: ??y ??, ho�n to�n
wholly: ho�n to�n, to�n di?n17Cincreasingly: ng�y c�ng constantly: lu�n lu�n
deliberately: m?t c�ch c? �, c� m?c ?�ch
precisely: ch�nh x�c, ho�n to�n ?�ng18Dfar more: h?n r?t nhi?u so much: r?t nhi?u
rather than: thay v�
as yet: cho t?i hi?n nay19Aapparently: r� r�ng, c� v? accidentally: t�nh c? mainly:
ch? y?u
definitely: ch?c ch?n#
C�u?�p �nGi?i th�ch1DKh�ng nh?ng �. m� c�n, v?a ??p v?a th�ng minh2Cso as to = in
order to3Bc� ?y ?� c? g?ng r?t nhi?u. Tuy nhi�n c� ?y v?n kh�ng th?ng cu?c, sau d?u
ch?m v� tr??c d?u ph?y => however
4Av? sau l� c?m danh t? => because of5At�i mu?n mua chi?c v�y ?� n?ng n� qu� ??
t6AM?c d� t�i ??c cu?n s�ch hai l?n, t�i v?n kh�ng hi?u n�. Though + m?t m?
nh ??.7DT�i ?� h?c ?i xe ??p k? t? khi t�i c�n l� ??a tr?8Dbecause = as =
since9ABoth�and�: v?a � v?a �10Aor: hay l�, ho?c
�would you like chocolate or vanilla ice cream?�: b?n mu?n kem s� c� la hay kem
vani?11Dfor: v�12Cbut + m?nh ??: nh?ng13BC�u ?i?u ki?n lo?i 1(c� th? x?y ra trong
hi?n t?i): if S + V, S + will + V14Aso + m?nh ??: v� v?y15Cso that + m?nh ??: ??
�16Das + m?nh ??: b?i v�17Dnot only�but also: kh�ng nh?ng � m� c�n18DIf�then: n?u �
sau ?�
� If I have salad for dinner, then I can have ice cream for dessert.� N?u t�i ?n sa
l�t cho b?a t?i, sau ?� t�i c� th? ?n kem cho b?a tr�ng mi?ng.19BBoth � and: c?
hai20Ayet + m?nh ??: nh?ng
#Complete the sentences with one of the conjunctions given.
1when/whileM?t h�nh ??ng ?ang di?n ra th� m?t h�nh ??ng kh�c xem v�o2becauseLan
th�ch ??c s�ch b?i n� cho c� ?y ngu?n c?m h?ng
3althoughM?c d� Lan l??i, c� ?y v?n ???c ?i?m cao4thereforeLan l�m vi?c r?t ch?m
ch? v� th? c� ?y ??t gi?i nh?t5becauseT�i th?y th?t v?ng v? b?n th�n m�nh b?i v�
t�i ?� m?c r?t nhi?u l?i nghi�m tr?ng6soc� ?y luy?n n�i ti?ng anh h�ng ng�y, v?y
n�n c� ?y n�i ti?ng Anh r?t tr�i ch?y7in order tom? t�i ??a ra cho t�i m?t v�i l?i
khuy�n ?? gi?i quy?t v?n ??8in order tom?i ng??i n�n d�ng �t � t� h?n ?? b?o v? m�i
tr??ng#
C�u?�p �nGi?i th�ch1We know him and his friends.d�ng �and� ?? n?i 2 v?, 2 v? ??u c�
ngh?a b�nh
??ng2I wanted to go but he wanted
to stay.d�ng �but� ?? n?i v� 2 v? c�u mang ngh?a ??i l?p3You can go there either by
bus
or by train.d�ng �ether�or�� v� mang � c� th? 1 v? s? x?y
ra 1 v? c� th? kh�ng4I was feeling tired so I went to
bed when I got home.d�ng �so� v� v? ??u mang � l� nguy�n nh�n v� v?
sau mang ngh?a k?t qu?5The coat was both soft and
warm.d�ng �both � and�� v� 2 v? ??u mang � mi�u t?
v? t�nh ch?t c?a �coat�
26Ainstead: thay v� ?� however: tuy nhi�n likewise: t??ng t? nh? v?y meanwhile:
trong khi ?�27Atherefore: do ?� namely: c? th? l�
in contrast: ng??c l?i nonetheless: tuy nhi�n
c�u ch? m?i quan h? nguy�n nh�n k?t qu? n�n ch?n A. therefore28Dhowever: tuy nhi�n
otherwise: n?u kh�ng th� hence: do ?�
again:l?n n?a
c�u th? hi?n s? th?t ng??c l?i v?i mong mu?n n�n ch?n D. howver29Ameanwhile: trong
khi ?�30Cotherwise: n?u kh�ng th�
C�u?�p �nGi?i th�ch1so thatv? th? nh?t n�i v? h�nh ??ng v� v? th? 2 n�i v? m?c ?
�ch2however2 v? mang � t??ng ph?n, v� c� d?u hi?u l� sau d?u �;� v� tr??c
d?u �.�3moreoverv? th? 2 b? sung ngh?a cho v? th? nh?t4Unlessc�u ?i?u ki?
n5moreoverv? th? 2 mang ngh?a b? sung cho v? th? nh?t6so thatv? th? 2 l� m?c ?�ch
c?a v? th? nh?t7because ofv? th? 2 l� nguy�n nh�n c?a v? thues nh?t v� l� 1 c?m
danh t?8in order tov? th? nh?t l� m?c ?�ch, k?t qu? c?a th? nh?t
#LEVEL B2-B2+
C�u
?�p �n
Gi?i th�ch
1
B
what if: n?u
even though: th?m ch� otherwise: n?u kh�ng th� if only: gi� nh?
2
Bas well as: c?ng nh? as far as: cho t?n ??n as long as: mi?n l�
as much as: nhi?u nh? l�3BSince: b?i v�
Although: m?c d� (Although + adv/adj/SVO)
In spite of: m?c d� (In spite of + N/Ving) Unless: tr? khi4Atherefore: v� v?y
thereafter: sau ?� whereupon: ngay sau khi whereas: trong khi5Deven so: m?c d� v?y
as far as: cho t?n ??n what if: n?u
let alone: kh�ng n�i g� ??n6Aalthough: m?c d� even: th?m ch� whereas: trong khi
unless: tr? khi7Anevertheless: tuy nhi�n therefore: v� v?y moreover: h?n n?a
yet: ch?a8Awhile: trong khi
?�y l� li�n t? d�ng ?? n?i hai m?nh ?? song song mang t�nh t??ng ph?n nhau9BIn
accordance with: h?p v?i c�i g�
10Bto the contrary: cho th?y ?i?u ng??c l?i11Aconsequently (adv): v� v?y so (conj):
v?y n�n however: tuy nhi�n because of that: v� ?i?u ?�12CIn conclusion: k?t lu?n l?
i Recap (v): kh�i qu�t l?i Close (n): k?t th�c summarize(v): t�m t?t13Athus (adv):
do ?�, v� th? yet (adv): ch?a
as (conj): b?i v� for (conj): ??14Athereby: k?t qu? l� therefore: v� v?y
thereafter: sau ?� thereabouts: v�ng l�n c?n15Bthereafter: sau ?� whereby: nh? ?�
thereby: k?t qu? l� thereabouts: v�ng l�n c?n16DC?ng kh�ng17DTr�i l?i18ATuy
nhi�n19BKh�ng c� g� nghi ng?, hi?n nhi�n20DTuy nhi�n#
LEVEL A2
10
B
to be different from: kh�c v?i
11
C
to explain to sbd: gi?i th�ch cho ai
12
D
for + m?t kho?ng th?i gian
for along time: cho m?t kho?ng th?i gian d�i13Cto + V: ?? l�m g�
to live in: ?? s?ng trong14A�are called� l� th? b? ??ng n�n d�ng �by�: b?ng be
called by different names: b? g?i b?ng
nhi?u c�i t�n15Bto spend st (time, money�) on st: d�nh th?i gian, ti?n b?c� cho c�i
g�
16Con + th�ng v� ng�y in + th�ng, n?m
at + night, noon17Cto pour st into st: ?? c�i g� v�o c�i g� pour the tea into the
mug: ?? tr� v�o m?t c�i ca.18Dbe pleased with st: h�i l�ng v?i c�i g�19Bin the
afternoon: v�o bu?i chi?u20A
on the table: tr�n b�n
21
D
to fall from st: ng� t? c�i g� xu?ng
22
B
at the door: ? c?a
23
B
in the third line: ? d�ng th? ba
24
D
in + n?i ch?n: ? ?�u
25
B
on + ng�y v� th�ng
in + bu?i/th�ng/n?m/n?i ch?n since + m?nh ??/th?i gian c? th? for + m?t kho?ng th?i
gian26Dto be made of st: l�m t? g� (ch?t li?u)27Dnear + n?i ch?n: g?n ?�u next to +
n?i ch?n: c?nh ?�u28Dbehind: ph�a sau
behind the curtain: ph�a sau r�m29Dabove: ? tr�n beneath: ? d??i
�Can you see the helicopter above the palace?� : b?n c� nh�n th?y c�i tr?c th?ng ?
tr�n cung ?i?n kh�ng?30AB?ng ph??ng ti?n g�
#LEVEL B1
C�u?�p �nGi?i th�ch1Bto hike across the forest: ?i b? xuy�n r?ng2Aaround: xung
quanh
to walk in a circle around: ?i m?t v�ng tr�n xung quanh3Cto pass through: ?i qua,
b?ng qua, ?i xuy�n qua4Ato stroll along: ?i d?o d?c theo
stroll along the beach: ?i d?o d?c theo b�i bi?n.5Dto fly over: bay ngang qua, bay
l??t qua6Ato pass under: ?i qua7Cto jump over: nh?y qua8Bwalk across the street =
b?ng qua ???ng9Bgo through the noon: k�o d�i qua tr?a10Dexperiments on animals: th�
nghi?m tr�n ??ng v?t11Dat the bottom of sth: ? d??i ?�y c�i g�12Cwrite on the paper
= vi?t l�n gi?y, at the top of sth: ? tr�n ??u c�i g�13Ath� t??ng lai ho�n th�nh,
th?i gian ph?i ?i v?i gi?i t? by14Bresearch on sth: nghi�n c?u v? c�i g�15Don New
Year�s Eve: trong ?�m giao th?a, in Vietnam (t�n n??c)16Ball over the place: ? kh?p
m?i n?i17Dat the top of s.w: ? tr�n ??nh, tr�n ??u n?i n�o ?�.18Con the lake: ?
tr�n (m?t n??c) c?a h?, in boat: ? trong thuy?n
#Complete the sentences with one of the prepositions given below.
1inriver kh�ng x�c ??nh => in
2at � inat + gi? c? th?
in the morning: v�o bu?i sang3onon + m?t bu?i trong ng�y4on/alongwalk on/along the
beach = ?i tr�n bi?n5on � ofv�o ng�y th? 6 c?a th�ng 12, on s? ng�y of
th�ng6intonh?y xu?ng = jump into7inin + th?i gian = trong v�ng bao nhi�u ph�t
8
in � for
in + n?i ch?n, ??a ?i?m l?n for + kho?ng th?i gian
C�u
?�p �n
Gi?i th�ch
1
by
V�o n?m
2
on
V�o ng�y sinh nh?t
3
in
G?p b?n trong v�i ti?ng n?a
4
at / in
At night, in + m�a
5
at
At the age of: ? ?? tu?i6inV?a k?p l�c7on?�ng gi?8onOn + ng�y th�ng
Stt?�p �nGi?i th�ch1Ca far cry from sth: c?c k� kh�c bi?t v?i ?i?u g�2Cat the mercy
of sth: ho�n to�n ph?i d?a v�o/ch?u s? ki?m so�t c?a c�i g�3Cat the beginning of
sth: v�o th?i ?i?m b?t ??u c?a c�i g�4Aat loggerheads with sb over sth: c?c k�
kh�ng ??ng � v?i ai v? vi?c g�5Ainvitation to sth: l?i m?i ??n ?�u6Dby common
consent: (?i?u g�) ???c h?u h?t m?i ng??i ??ng �7Dexclusive of sth: kh�ng bao
g?m/kh�ng ch?a c�i g�8Ain an attempt to: trong s? th?, s? c? g?ng l�m g�9Cthrough
trong c�u mang ngh?a �th�ng qua� (ch?ng t�i)10Bstrike a deal with sb: th?a thu?n v?
i ai11Ain vain: trong v� v?ng12Ain haste: (l�m g�) m?t c�ch v?i v�, c?p b�ch, (v�
th??ng) c?u th?13Ain preparation for sth: ?? chu?n b? cho c�i g�14Cpreoccupied with
sth: l�c n�o c?ng ch? ngh?, quan t�m v? ?i?u g�15Dbe hung up on sth / Ving: l�c n�o
c?ng quan t�m, lo l?ng v? vi?c g�
Fill in the blanks with the correct preposition.
C�u?�p �nGi?i th�ch1tolook forward to V_ing: mong ch? ?i?u g�2ofbe fond of
V_ing:3toforget to V: qu�n ph?i l�m g�4ininterested in V_ing: th�nh c�ng trong vi?
c5insucceed in V_ing: th�nh c�ng trong vi?c6ofbe made of sth: ???c l�m t?
7inbe made in somewhere: ???c s?n xu?t t?i ?�u ?�8ofN of N9inin my opinion: theo
quan ?i?m c?a t�i10aboutbe sorry about something: xin l?i v? ?i?u g�11forbe
available for somebody: c� s??n cho ai12forbe good for somebody: t?t cho
ai13aboutbe excited about something: h�o h?ng v? ?i?u g�14inbe interested in
something: quan t�m, ch� � v?i ?i?u g�#
C�u?�p �nGi?i th�ch1Aput sb off = l�m ai m?t t?p trung.2Alet sb down = l�m ai ?�
th?t v?ng.3Bsettle down = ??nh c?, ?n ??nh cu?c s?ng.4Abring sth about = g�y ra c�i
g�, l�m cho ?i?u g� x?y ra.5Bin harmony with = h�a h?p v?i6Btake on = thu�, m??n
( ng??i l�m).7Cturn down sth = t? ch?i ?i?u g�8Adip into = ??c nh?ng m?c/ ph?n nh?
c?a m?t b�i b�o, t?p ch�.9Abring in = introduce: gi?i thi?u, ??a ra.10CTo be famous
for = n?i ti?ng v� ?i?u g�.11Dhand in = n?p12Ato be equal to = c�ng b?ng13APut on:
m?c14Bto fall through = th?t b?i, h?ng15Dfor the sake of = v� l?i �ch c?a16Cto put
sb through to sb = n?i m�y t?i ai ?�17DTo be independent of sb = ??c l?p v?i
ai18Cget down to sth = nghi�m t�c v?i ?i?u g�19Ato make up sth = b?a chuy?n20Ato
result in = d?n ??n k?t qu? l�21DA. tobe filled with sth = ???c l�m ??y v?i c�i g�
C. tobe ready for sth: s??n s�ng cho ?i?u g�
=> D. to be crowded with = d�ng ?�c22BTobe allergic to sth = d? ?ng v?i23C to waste
=l�ng ph�
to spend sth on doing sth/ sth
D. to live = song
=> C. to dediacte sth to doing sth = c?ng hi?n, hi sinh l�m ?i?u g�24C to contract
a disease = nhi?m b?nh
have =c�
D. trouble = khi?n ai ?� ph?i lo l?ng
=> C. suffer from = ch?u ??ng, m?c b?nh25D to get off = r?i ?i ?? b?t ??u m?t chuy?
n ?i d�i
to ring off =k?t th�c cu?c ?i?n tho?i c� ch? ??nh
to take off = c?t c�nh (m�y bay), th�nh c�ng
=>D. to go off= reo( ??ng h?)26D to manage to do sth= th�nh c�ng l�m g�
to achieve sth =??t ???c ?i?u g�
to fulfill sth= ho�n thi?n nhi?m v?, mong mu?n, d? ??nh
=>D. succeed in doing sth = th�nh c�ng l�m g�27C to resist doing sth =kh�ng c?, ch?
ng l?i
to refuse to do sth = t? ch?i l�m g�
D. to remind sb to sth= nh?c nh? ai l�m g�
=> C. to insist on doing sth = kh?ng kh?ng, kh?ng ??nh ?i?u g�28C to get through =
th�nh c�ng n?i m�y ( ?i?n tho?i )
to get by ( with)= xoay s?
D. to get off= r?i ?i ?? b?t ??u m?t chuy?n ?i d�i
=> C. to get over= v??t qua29DTo dispose of sth= v?t b?30A to give in= ??u h�ng
to pay off= tr? h?t n?
to let out = finish =k?t th�c
=> A. to part with = ??a cho31DTo tell sb apart = ph�n bi?t ai32DTo confess to
doing sth= th� nh?n l�m g�33D to come up with = ??a ra � t??ng, c�ch gi?i quy?t
to come up for = ??n h?n
=> D. to come up against = deal with = gi?i quy?t v?n ??
#Complete the sentences with one of the words given below.
C�u?�p �nGi?i th�ch1withprovide somebody with something: cung c?p, mang l?i cho ai
c�i g�2forcare for somebody: ch?m s�c cho ai3forhope for something: hi v?ng ?i?u
g�4ofbe jealous of somebody: ghen t? v?i ai5atshout back at somebody: qu�t l?i ai ?
�6oninsist on something: kh?ng kh?ng ?i?u g�
7inhand in something: n?p c�i g�8tobe pleasant to somebody/something: tho?i m�i, d?
ch?u ??i v?i ai/c�i
g�
LEVEL B2-B2+
#Choose A, B, C or D to indicate the correct answer to each of the following
questions.
C�u?�p �nGi?i th�ch1Aon duty: l�m nhi?m v?2Cin tears: r?i n??c m?t, ?ang
kh�c3Aunder control: d??i s? ki?m so�t4Bput off: tr� ho�n (l�m g�)5Acarry out
research: l�m nghi�n c?u6Bmull over something: ngh? ng?i k? c�i g�7Ago off: k�u
vang l�n8Aon purpose = c? �9Cbring up sth: nh?c ??n, n�i ??n ?i?u g�10Bmake out
sth: nh�n th?y ???c c�i g�11Cmake up with someone: l�m h�a v?i ai12Ccall up s.o: g?
i ?i?n cho ai13Aput down �: t? b?, t? gi� ai14Bwatch out: c?n th?n, coi ch?
ng15Abrush up on: �n t?p l?i16BA. to put up= ? qua ?�m/d?ng l�n
to put on = m?c qu?n �o
to turn up= xu?t hi?n/ t?ng �m l??ng
=> B. to light up=??t, b?t l?a17DD. to insist on doing sth=kh?ng kh?ng
=>to insist on being seen by the president: ?�i ???c g?p t?ng th?ng18BA. to
disagree with sb= kh�ng ??ng � v?i ai
to criticize sb for doing sth = ch? tr�ch ai v� ?i?u g�
to disapprove with sb= kh�ng ??ng t�nh v?i ai
=> B to object to sb doing sth= ph?n ??i ai19AB. a glimpse of sth= c�i nh�n nhanh
ch? m?t ph?n
C.a stare at = c�i nh�n ch?m ch?m v� ng?c nhi�n trong kho?ng th?i gian l�u
D.a gaze at = nh�n ch?m ch� trong th?i gian l�u
=> a glance at= nh�n l??t qua
20
B
Tobe on fire= ?ang ch�y
To send for= call for= g?i ??n
21
D
to set sb back= ?�i h?i ai m?t s? ti?n l?n
to put sb through= n�i chuy?n ?i?n tho?i v?i ai
to face up to you= to face up to sth= ch?p nh?n ?i?u g�
to back sb up = support = h? tr? ai22BA. to sb off= ti?n ai, n�i l?i t?m bi�t
to see off sb
to see through sb
=> B. to see sb through: nh�n r�, hi?u r�23C to take on = thu� ng??i l�m
to take off = c?t c�nh( m�y bay)/ th�nh c�ng
D. to take up sth= b?t ??u ?i?u g� nh? s? th�ch, chi?m th?i gian,kh�ng gian,th?o
lu?n v?n ?�
=>C. to take over= ??m nhi?m
24
C
The increase in sth= s? t?ng v? c�i g�
25
A
To cut down on sth= c?t gi?m c�i g�
C�u?�p �nGi?i th�ch1ofIn quest of sth: ?i t�m ki?m c�i g�2OnOn balance: c�ng b?ng
m� n�i, x�t chung th�3byTake Sb by surprise: khi?n ai ?� b?t ng?4onBuy sth on
approval: mua m?t s?n ph?m m� c� quy?n ??i tr?5inBe rich in: gi�u, nhi?u c�i g�
LEVEL A2
1
C
To take something for granted = coi ?i?u g� l� ???ng nhi�n
2
C
To feel sorry for someone = th?y ti?c cho ai ?�
3
D
For the time being= at present = hi?n t?i, b�y gi?
4
D
To look at a book = to crack a book= m? s�ch
5
B
against the clock: v?i, kh�ng c�n nhi?u th?i gian
6
D
Drop Sb a line: vi?t cho ai v�i d�ng
7
A
my cup of tea: thu?c s? th�ch c?a t�i8Bkilled 2 birds with 1 stone: m?t m?i t�n
tr�ng hai ?�ch9Ckeep my fingers crossed for you: ch�c b?n may m?n10CTake it for
granted that: xem ?i?u g� l� hi?n nhi�n11Bgave me a hand: gi�p ??
a loner: ng??i th�ch ? 1 m�nh
a pain in the neck: ng??i/ v?t g�y kh� ch?u
a high flyer: r?t th�nh c�ng v� c� t?m ?nh h??ng
take the words out of my mouth: n�i ch�nh x�c nh?ng ?i?u t�i ??nh n�i
a drama queen: ng??i hay l�m qu� s? vi?c know Sth inside out: bi?t r� c�i g�
have a clue about Sth: bi?t v? c�i g� a cry baby: ng??i hay ph�n n�n
wet behind the ears: ng??i thi?u kinh nghi?m12B13C14C15C16D17A18D#
C�u?�p �nGi?i th�ch1tipon the tip of my tongue: kh�ng nh? ra ???c d� ?� bi?
t2teaone�s cup of tea: kh�ng thu?c s? th�ch c?a m?t ai ?�3peastwo peas in a pod:
gi?ng nhau nh? hai gi?t n??c4father/sonlike father, like son: cha n�o con n?
y5cool/cucumberas cool as a cucumber: ?i?m t?nh d� trong b?t k� ho�n c?nh
n�o6chalk/cheesechalk and cheese: ho�n to�n kh�c nhau7touch (contact)lost touch
(contact) with sbd: m?t li�n l?c v?i ai ?�8sightcatch sight of: t�nh c? g?p9red-
handedcatch somebody red-handed: b?t t?n tay ai ?�10dogsrain cats and dogs: m?a r?t
to11handgive somebody a hand: gi�p ?? ai ?�
12cakea piece of cake: r?t d? d�ng
LEVEL B1
#Choose A, B, C or D to indicate the correct answer to each of the following
questions
C�u?�p �nGi?i th�ch1BOn the verge of extinction: s?p s?a tuy?t ch?ng2CBridge the
gap = reduce the differences: l�m gi?m s? kh�c bi?t, thu h?p kho?ng c�ch3ABy and
large: nh�n chung4COut of the question = be impossible: kh�ng th?5BOn the tip of my
tongue: nh? mang m�ng nh?ng kh�ng th? g?i t�n ch�nh x�c6Cweigh up the pros and
cons: c�n nh?c m?t l?i v� m?t h?i7BAll along = from the very beginning: ngay t? ??
u8CSave money for a rainy day: d�nh ti?n ?? ph�ng khi c?n9DGet on Sb�s nerves: g�y
kh� ch?u cho ai10AHit the roof: n?i tr?n l�i ?�nh11DSplitting headache: ??u ?au nh?
b�a b?12ABeat about the bush: n�i v�ng vo13BGet butterflies in Sb�s stomach: lo l?
ng, b?n ch?n14A(clothes) off the peg: qu?n �o may s??n15AAll day long = the entire
day: c? ng�y16BThe last traw: gi?t n??c tr�n ly17BAs different as chalk from
cheese: kh�c nhau m?t tr?i m?t v?c18DHave a sweet tooth: h?o ng?t19AIt never
crosses my mind that: t�i ch?a bao gi? ngh? r?ng20BMake no difference to: kh�ng t?o
ra s? kh�c bi?t ??i v?i
21DTo take something for granted= coi ?i?u g� ?� l� ???ng nhi�n
22
D
To catch sight of someone = b?t g?p ai ?�
23
C
To pay through the nose = tr? gi� qu� ??t
24
C
To sell like hot cakes= b�n ??t nh? t�m t??i
25
A
To shake like a leaf= run l?y b?y
26
C
To know sth like back of one�s hand= bi?t r� nh? trong l�ng b�n tay
27
C
To get out of bed on the wrong side= c�u nh�u, b?c d?c, kh� ch?u
28
D
Tobe one�s cup of tea= kh�ng ph?i s? th�ch c?a ai
29
B
To get something on one�s mind= b?n t�m v? ?i?u g�
30
D
To look down at heel= tr�ng l�i th�i, nh?ch nh�c31ATo make money hand over fist =
v? ???c l?i l?c b�o b?32BTobe out of practice= kh�ng r�n luy?n, th?c h�nh#
C�u?�p �nGi?i th�ch1moodin a bad mood: trong t�m tr?ng x?u2moononce in a blue moon:
r?t hi?m khi3higha high flier: m?t ng??i th�nh c�ng4outknow my job inside out: bi?t
r� chi ti?t c�ng vi?c c?a m�nh.5cluehave a clue: c� hi?u bi?t, � ni?m6freshas fresh
as a daisy: tr�n ??y s?c s?ng7killedkilled two birds with one stone: m?t c�ng ?�i
vi?c8boatin the same boat: c�ng chung ho�n c?nh
C�u?�p �nGi?i th�ch1CA rough diamond: ng??i th� k?ch nh?ng trung th?c v� t?t b?
ng2ABe in Sb�s shoes: ? v�o t�nh hu?ng/ho�n c?nh c?a ai3BGet itchy feet: th�ch ?i ?
�y ?i ?�4CA leopard can�t change its spots: giang s?n kh� ??i b?n t�nh kh� d?i
5ADonkey�s years = a long period of time: m?t kho?ng th?i gian d�i6AOn the house =
be invited: ???c m?i ???c chi�u ?�i7DBy the skin of my teeth: su�t so�t, s�t
n�t8BCall it a day: t?m g�c l?i vi?c/cu?c vui ch?i/ m?t ?i?u n�o ?�9AKeep your chin
up: h�y m?nh m? l�n10CSell like hot cakes: b�n ch?y nh? t�m t??i11CClose shave =
close call: c� h�t ch?t, c� su�t ch?t12BHave a bee in one�s bonnet about Sth: c� s?
�m ?nh v? c�i g�13DFly off the handle: d? n?i gi?n, d? c�u14BGet cold feet: c?m th?
y lo s? n�n ch�n b??c/hu? k? ho?ch15AMake / Lose money hand over fist: Ki?m / M?t
ti?n r?t nhanh16CBy leaps and bounds = nhanh ch�ng17DTo take it amiss = b?c m�nh,
ph?t � v? ?i?u g�18DIn recognition of = ?? c�ng nh?n v? s? ph?c v? / th�nh
t�ch19CTo look spick and span= nh�n g?n g�ng, s?ch s?20BTo burn the candle at both
ends = v?t ki?t s?c l?c21Chold your horse: b�nh t?nh l?i v� c�n nh?c suy ngh?22ATo
smell a rat = nghi ng?
23
C
To drive sth out = l�m c�i g� bi?n m?t ho?c ng?ng l?i
24
D
To drop sb a line = to write to sb = vi?t th? cho ai
25
D
To be off the record = b� m?t, kh�ng th? ti?t l?
LEVEL A2
5
lot
Lots of = a lot of: r?t nhi?u
#LEVEL B1
Choose A, B, C or D to indicate the correct answer to each of the following
questions
C�u
?�p �n
Gi?i th�ch
1
B
Very few + danh t? s? nhi?u: r?t �t
2
A
Little + danh t? kh�ng ??m ???c3B??ng t? s? �t n�n C, D lo?i. X�t v? ngh?a th� B h?
p l�4AAny d�ng trong c�u ph? ??nh5AAny other country: b?t k� qu?c gia n�o
kh�c6DFood l� danh t? kh�ng ??m ???c ? ch? c� too much ?i ???c7C10,000 ? thousands
of8BR?t nhi?u ti?n
A great deal of + N(kh�ng ??m ???c) = much
9
A
T?t c?
10
A
T?t c? c�c ng�y
11
A
Ch? c� �a lot of� ?i v?i danh t? kh�ng ??m ???c trong c�u n�y
12
A
almost: g?n nh?
mostly: ch? y?u
almost of: sai c?u tr�c
mostly of: sai c?u tr�c
13
D
A v� B kh�ng c� ngh?a
Every other: xen k?
The other day = m?i ?�y, g?n ?�y14D�Information� l� danh t? kh�ng ??m ???c
=> Ch?n ?�p �n D15B�Time� l� danh t? kh�ng ??m ???c => Lo?i ?�p �n A v� D ?�p �n B.
little mang ngh?a ti�u c?c ph� h?p v?i c�u ?� cho, c�n ?�p �n C mang ngh?a t�ch c?c
=> Ch?n ?�p �n B16A�Time� l� danh t? kh�ng ??m ???c => Lo?i ?�p �n C v� D X�t v? m?
t c?u tr�c c�u => Ch?n ?�p �n A17C�Traffic� l� danh t? kh�ng ??m ???c => Lo?i ?�p
�n D
X�t v? m?t c?u tr�c v� ngh?a c?a c�u => Lo?i ?�p �n A, B v� ch?n ?�p �n C
18
C
C�u ph? ??nh => Ch?n ?�p �n C
19
C
To earn much: ki?m ???c nhi?u ti?n
20
B
�Holidays� l� danh t? ??m ???c s? nhi?u
=> Ch?n ?�p �n B
21
B
�That person� ch? ng??i => Ch?n ?�p �n B
22
C
�Joy� thu?c ph?m tr� �thing� => Lo?i ?�p �n A v� D X�t v? m?t ngh?a => Ch?n ?�p �n
C23B�Water� l� danh t? kh�ng ??m ???c => Lo?i ?�p �n A v� D X�t v? m?t ngh?a => Ch?
n ?�p �n B24AFew + danh t? ??m ???c s? nhi?u: r?t �t25Dflour v� bread ??u l� danh
t? kh�ng ??m ???c ? lo?i A v� C bread m? ??u phi�n �m l� 1 ph? �m n�n kh�ng th? ?i
v?i an ? lo?i B
D?ch: B?n c� ?? b?t ?? l�m b�nh m� kh�ng?
1much�Coffee� l� danh t? kh�ng ??m ???c n�n ph?i d�ng �much�.all of�The schoolwork�
l� danh t? x�c ??nh n�n ph?i th�m �of� khi ?i?n
�all�.2many�Occupations� l� danh t? s? nhi?u ??m ???c n�n ?i?n �many�.3EveryEvery
time: m?i l?n4few�Times� l� danh t? s? nhi?u nh?ng x�t c? c�u mang ngh?a ti�u c?c
n�n ph?i ?i?n t? �few�.5Each ofEach of us: m?i ch�ng t�i
1both Frech-style architecture and theS? d?ng c?u tr�c �both ..... and .......�: c?
2/ v?a ..... v?a .....2neither employed norS? d?ng c?u tr�c �neither .....
nor .....�:
kh�ng ..... m� c?ng kh�ng .....3you leave now orS? d?ng c?u tr�c �either .....
or .....�: .....
ho?c .....4no reason for us notNot any + N s? nhi?u = No + N s? nhi?u5is plenty of
disabled peoplePlenty of + Ns? nhi?u = a lot of + N s? nhi?u6was so little
waterLittle + Nkh�ng ??m ???c : c� �t (kh�ng ??)7the accident the other dayThe
other day = a few days ago
#LEVEL B2
Choose A, B, C or D to indicate the correct answer to each of the following
questions
C�u
?�p �n
Gi?i th�ch
1
A
No one on earth: Kh�ng m?t ai tr�n ??i
2
C
Lots of = A lot of
3
C
�Furniture� kh�ng ??m ???c n�n s? ?i v?i �much�4CHai v? ??i l?p. V? 1 c� �Although�
mang ngh?a ti�u c?c n�n c?n d�ng �some� mang ngh?a t�ch c?c.5DFew friends: �t b?n
(v� kh�ng n?i ti?ng trong l?p). �Few� ?i v?i nh?ng danh t? ??m ???c nh?
�friends�6ALittle rain: �t m?a (v� d?o n�y th?i ti?t kh�). �Little� ?i v?i nh?ng
danh t? kh�ng ??m ???c nh? �rain�7BA few questions: M?t v�i c�u h?i8BTh??ng kh�ng
c� m?o t? ??ng tr??c t�n ri�ng9BCh?ng l?i � nhi?m hay g�n gi? ??ng v?t qu� hi?m l�
ch?a ?? n?u ta kh�ng ?? ra chi?n l??c c? th? gi�p b?o v? m�i tr??ng.10DC?u tr�c nh?
n m?nh �It is � that�11BThe only + danh t? s? �t12B D� t�i ??c nh?ng b�i vi?t c?a
t�i nhi?u l?n tr??c khi n?p c� gi�o, c� ?y v?n ch? ra nhi?u l?i trong nh?ng b�i vi?
t ?�.13AAll of the people: T?t c? nh?ng ng??i14AQuite a few: S? l??ng kh�15BFew
friends: �t b?n. �Few� mang � ngh?a ti�u c?c.
1all of ? all�All of� ph?i ??ng tr??c danh t? x�c ??nh2not ? no�Excuse� l� danh t?
n�n ph?i d�ng �no�, kh�ng ???c
d�ng �not�3trust ? trustsNeither + S1 + nor + S2 + V(chia theo S2)
4
professor ? professors
None + danh t? s? nhi?u
5
The other ? The others
The other people = The others: nh?ng ng??i c�n l?i
2
C
be + adj, reasonable = gi� c? h?p l�
3
D
a/an + adj + N
4
A
Tr?ng t? ??ng ??u c�u ch? c�ch th?c cho c? c�u T�i ??n k?p gi? ? may m?n ? ch?n A
5
B
find sth ad
tasty (adj) ngon, ??m v? tasteless (adj): nh?t nh?o tasteful (adj): c� khi?u th?m
m?
6
Bher + N7Cbe + adj, c? � gi?t ng??i l� m?t ?i?u b?t h?p ph�p => illegal8Bit is +
adj, Lan l??i nh?ng v?n gi�nh ???c v? tr� cao nh?t => m?t ?i?u kh�ng th? tin n?
i9BAs + adj + as: so s�nh ngang b?ng
Ch?n exciting v� n� m� t? t�nh ch?t s? v?t s? vi?c10Bexciting (adj) th� v?
11Cunhappy (adj) kh�ng h?nh ph�c, bu?n r?u, kh? s? look (??ng t? tr?ng th�i) + t�nh
t?
look12B. bicyclebicycle (n) xe ??p
13C. discountdiscount (n) gi?m gi� + on sth14A. mistakemistake (n) l?i sai15B.
successful succeed (v) th�nh c�ng
successful (adj) th�nh c�ng
successive (adj) li�n ti?p, n?i ti?p
success (n) s? th�nh c�ng16A.
championshipchampionship (n) ch?c v� ??ch champion (n) qu�n qu�n17B.
mathematician mathematics (n) to�n h?c
mathematician (n) nh� to�n h?c
mathematist: t? kh�ng t?n t?i
mathematize (v) to�n h?c h�a
1childhoodyour + adj, b?n c� phi?n n?u t�i h?i v? tu?i th? c?a b?n2impossiblefind
sth adj, ho�n th�nh b�i t?p trong t?i nay l� m?t ?i?u kh�ng th?3unfortunately??u
c�u => tr?ng t?, kh�ng s?a ???c xe => kh�ng may4peacefulbe + adj5softlysau ??ng t?
l� tr?ng t?, tr?ng t? c?a soft l� softly6beautifulthe most + adj7inventornh� ph�t
minh c?a � l� Thomas Edison8differencesbe + adj + N, there are => differences
#Complete the word in each sentence with a suffix given.
C�u?�p �nGi?i th�ch1-shipfriendship (n): t�nh b?n, t�nh h?u ngh?2-erforeigner (n):
ng??i n??c ngo�i3-hoodchildhood (n): th?i tu?i th?4-essstewardess (n): n? ph?c v?,
ti?p vi�n5-erteenager (n): ng??i thi?u ni�n
LEVEL B1
#Choose A, B, C or D to indicate the correct answer to each of the following
questions.
C�u?�p �nGi?i th�ch1AL?i v�o2BKh�ng c� s?c m?nh3BTan bang4BT�i ch?5BThu?c v? l?ch
s?6DQu� t?i d�n s?
7
D
Ngh? nghi?p
8
A
B?ng c?p
9
C
Kh? n?ng
10
C
Ph?m t?i
11
D
Th?t nghi?p
12
C
D?ng c?
13
B
Quy?t ??nh
14
A
Tr?c ti?p
15
B
T�nh tr? con
16
A
M?t nh�m
17
D
M? r?ng
18
C
?i?m y?u
19
D
S? k?t h?p
20
C
C� hi?u qu?
21
A
Kh�ng ???c ?a chu?ng22CM?t l?ch s?23BC�n nh?c l?i24DT�u ng?m25CS?ng chung
#LEVEL B2
C�u?�p �nGi?i th�ch1Bdisgust (v): g�y c?m gi�c kinh t?m
disgusting (adj): kinh t?m disgusted (adj): c� c?m gi�c kinh t?m2AIrresponsible
(a): thi?u tr�ch nhi?m3C economy (n): n?n kinh t? economic (adj): thu?c v? kinh t?
economics (n) kinh t? h?c economical (adj): ti?t ki?m4Asensitive (adj) nh?y c?m
sensible (adj) ch?c, b?n senseless (adj) b?t t?nh, ngu d?i sensed: c?m nh?n ???
c5AL??i bi?ng6BTh�nh c�ng7ACh?c v� ??ch8BNh� to�n h?c9BH?u �ch10CKh�ng th?11DB?
gh�t12BCu?c tranh c�i
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D
Thu?n ti?n
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D
Ti?ng ? R?p
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maturity
maturity (n): s? ch�n ch?n, tr??ng th�nh
2
comeback
comeback (n): s? tr? l?i
3
unsteady
unsteady (adj): kh�ng v?ng
4
excellently
excellently (adv): m?t c�ch xu?t s?c
5progressiveprogressive (adj): ti?n tri?n, ti?n b?6understandableunderstandable
(adj): d? hi?u, c� th? hi?u ???c7destabilizeddestabilize (v): g�y b?t ?n ??
nh8responsibilitiesresponsibility (n): tr�ch nhi?m9realisticrealistic (adj): th?c
t?10controversialcontroversial (adj): g�y tranh c�i11wealthywealthy (adj): gi�u
c�12inhabitantsinhabitant (n): d�n, d�n c?13boredomboredom (n): n?i bu?n t?, ?i?u
kh� ch?u14buildingbuilding (n): t�a nh�, c�ng tr�nh x?y d?
ng15accommodationaccommodation (n): ph�ng ?16refusalrefusal (n): s? t? ch?i,
h�nh ??ng t? ch?i#
C�u?�p �nGi?i th�ch1CMine = my type of music2AC?n d�ng t�n ng?3BC?n d�ng t�nh t? s?
h?u4AC?n d�ng t�nh t? s? h?u5DC?n d�ng t�n ng?6CMine = my voice7BC?n d�ng t�nh t?
s? h?u8BC?n d�ng ??i t? ph?n th�n9DSau ch? c?n ?i?n l� m?t h�nh ??ng(can do) => ch?
n ch? ng?
=>�he�10BCh? tr?ng nh?n h�nh ??ng �send� n�n ph?i l� m?t t�n ng? =>�me�
11BA cousin of his = his cousin= an em h? c?a anh ?y12BSau ch? c?n ?i?n l� ��work
experience and competence�, danh t? n�n ??ng tr??c n� l� t�nh t? => ��his��13BTo
pay for myself= t? m�nh tr? ti?n14CSau ??ng t? ��ask�� l� m?t t�n ng?
=>��me��15ACh? c?n ?i�n l� t�nh t? => lo?i C,D. V� ��mathematics�� l� danh t? s? �t
=> its= ��of mathematics��16BTheirs= their picture17CCh? c?n ?i?n l� t�n ng? =>
��us��18DCh? ng? g�y ra h�nh ??ng => ��I��#
C�u?�p �nGi?i th�ch1myselfC?n d�ng ??i t? ph?n th�n2itselfC?n d�ng ??i t? ph?n
th�n3ourC?n d�ng t�nh t? s? h?u4yourselfC?n d�ng ??i t? ph?n
th�n5themselves/theirC?n d�ng ??i t? ph?n th�n v� t�nh t? s? h?u6herC?n d�ng t�nh
t? s? h?u7herC?n d�ng t�nh t? s? h?u8herselfby herself: b?i ch�nh c� ?y
C� ?y ph?i t? m�nh l�m h?t t?t c? b�nh cho b?a ti?c.9herC� ?y mu?n d�nh c? cu?c ??i
c?a c� ?y ?? gi�p ?? m?i ng??i.10herSusan c� hai ng??i l�m vi?c cho c� ?
y.11theirLives l� thu?c s? h?u c?a �a lot of people� n�n c?n ?i?n their. R?t nhi?u
ng??i ?� m?t m?ng trong cu?c chi?n.
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his
car l� thu?c s? h?u c?a �the driver� n�n c?n ?i?n his. T�i x? b? b?t g?p ?? xe sai
v? tr�.
LEVEL B1
Choose A, B, C or D to indicate the correct answer to each of the following
questions.
C�u
?�p �n
Gi?i th�ch1CHers = her favorite old Spanish folksong2DC?n d�ng ??i t? ph?n th�n3AC?
n ??i t? nh�n x?ng l�m ch? ng?4AC?n d�ng ??i t? ph?n th�n5CC?n ??i t? nh�n x?ng l�m
ch? ng?6CC?n d�ng ??i t? ph?n th�n, helf yourself to: h�y t? m�nh�7DC?n ??i t? nh�n
x?ng l�m ch? ng?8AC?n ??i t? nh�n x?ng trong c?u tr�c nh?n m?nh9CEach other�s: l?n
nhau, c?a nhau10B?n d�ng ??i t? ph?n th�n11BC?n t�n ng?12CKnock each other out: h?
g?c ??i ph??ng13CC?n t�n ng? sau ??ng t? worry about
C?n ??i t? ph?n th�n (t�i c� th? t? ch?m s�c b?n th�n)14D��we decided to move
ourselves��=> ch�ng t�i t? chuy?n15D��by himself��=>nh?n m?nh h�nh ??ng �attend the
conference�� c?a
William16Dthose=qualifications17AIt= ch? ng? gi? ??nh cho c�u18C�their�� l� t�nh t?
s? h?u c?a �all department heads�19AIt�s adj +(for O) to do sth=> �him�20C�They
looked at each other��= H? nh�n l?n nhau21B��They looked at themselves��= Tom nh�n
anh ?y, Ann nh�n c� ?y22CA friend of yours= your friend23BSb (give) sb sth= Sb
( give) sth to sb
=> B,C ??u ?�ng v? c?u tr�c ng? ph�p.Nh?ng � which had not been written out�� b?
sung cho � a copy��=> Ch?n B24BThose= signals25CCh? c?n ?i?n l� m?t t�n ng?=> Ch?n
C26CCh? c?n ?i�n l� m?t t�n ng?=> Ch?n C#
C�u?�p �nGi?i th�ch1shavingFed up with + Ving: ch�n l�m vi?c g�2feltT�i c?m th?y
kh� h?n nhi?u3dried herselfT? lau kh� ng??i4concentrateT�p trung5defend yourselfT?
v?6blame yourselfT? tr�ch m�nh7enjoy herselfT?n h??ng
Complete the sentences with one of the words given below.
C�u?�p �nGi?i th�ch
1themselvesT? c?n ?i?n ch? �the mountains� n�n l� �themsleves�.2himselfT? c?n ?i?n
ch? �he� n�n l� himself.
?� ??c nhi?u s�ch v? l?nh v?c n�y, anh ta t? coi m�nh l� m?t chuy�n gia.3their�last
days� thu?c s? h?u c?a �the poor� (nh?ng ng??i ngh�o) n�n l�
their.4theyT? c?n ?i?n thay cho �pandas� n�n l� �they�.5mineT? c?n ?i?n ch? m?t c?a
t�i n�n s? l� �mine�.6hersT? c?n ?i?n ch? �nh� c?a c� ?y� n�n s? l�
�hers�.7herself�a photograph of herself�: m?t b?c ?nh c?a ch�nh c� ?y8herselfT? c?n
?i?n ch? �she� n�n l� herself.
C� ?y qu� s? h�i ?? c� th? t? ?i m?t m�nh n�n ?� b?o t�i ?i c�ng.#
C�u?�p �nGi?i th�ch1Dmake a name for oneself: tr? n�n n?i ti?ng, ???c ng??i kh�c
tr?ng v?ng2Dv� the mother cheetah ? ?�y l� �she� n�n t??ng ?ng ph?i d�ng
�her�3Bmine = my seat: gh? c?a t�i4Afull of oneself: ch? bi?t ??n m�nh5Bhers = her
son: con trai c?a c� ?y6A�neighbours of ours� ??ng ngh?a v?i �our neighbours� � nh?
ng ng??i h�ng x�m c?a ch�ng t�i7Bits ? ?�y l� �c?a n�, �n� l� ch? con ch�.8Dyours ?
?�y l� thay th? cho your pens, � c�u l� �li?u t�i c� th? m??n m?t c�y b�t c?a b?n
kh�ng?9Cfend for oneself: t? lo cho ai10Bmake oneself understood: l�m cho ng??i
kh�c hi?u m�nh.11Dyours = your phone: ?i?n tho?i c?a b?n12Ait thay cho v? �the
application of modern technology in teaching� tr??c ?�13Cmine = my art works: nh?ng
t�c ph?m c?a t�i14Bits tail: c�i ?u�i c?a n�, c?a con ng?a ???c nh?c ??n ? tr??c
15D??ng sau ??ng t? �let� l� t�n ng? n�n ch?n �him�16CI don�t care about myself:
t�i kh�ng quan t�m t?i ch�nh t�i17BLook after yourself: t? ch?m s�c ch�nh
m�nh18CBelieve in myself: tin v�o ch�nh m�nh19CTake care of herself: t? ch?m s�c
ch�nh c� ?y20BNh?ng sinh v?t t? chim b? c�u t?i kh? ?� th? hi?n kh? n?ng c?a b?n
th�n trong vi?c th?c hi?n nhi?m v? n�y m?t c�ch th�nh c�ng.21CC??i v�o m?t
nhau22AFind themselves agreeing to: h? c�ng ??ng thu?n v?i23BBlend into each other:
ho� v�o nhau24AC?n m?t t�n ng?25AFree ourselves from: gi?i ph�ng ch�nh ch�ng ta kh?
i#
C�u?�p �nGi?i th�chGhi ch�1AS? ki?n x?y ra v� k?t th�c trong trong qu� kh?
n�n dung th?i qu� kh? th??ng (QKT)2ABy Christmas: t�nh ??n th?i ?i?m trong t??ng
lai m?i l�m vi?c ???c 6 th�ng -> D�ng th?i t??ng
lai ho�n th�nh (TLHT)3AThree times this year: S? vi?c ?� di?n ra c� li�n
h? v?i th?c t?i, nh?n m?nh s? l?n4DTh� HTHTTD c� th? d�ng v?i c? SINCE v�
FOR5CSince yesterday: nh?n m?nh qu� tr�nh, x?y ra
trong QK v� c� li�n h? v?i HT6BSince last Sunday: x?y ra trong QK v� c� li�n h?
v?i HT7ABy the end of8BS? th?t9BFor several years10DBy the age of: t�nh ??n th?i ?
i?m trong qu� kh?
-> d�ng th?i QKHT
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C
This is the first time + M? (QKHT)
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D
T?i m?t ?i?m th?i gian trong qu� kh?
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C
Th�i quen trong hi?n t?i
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D
Th�i quen trong hi?n t?i
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D
S? th?t
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B
Th�i quen trong hi?n t?i
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B
Last week: trong QK
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D
X?y ra tr??c m?t h�nh ??ng trong QK
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A
At the end of the month: Trong TL
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A
Last week: trong QK
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D
Last year: trong QK
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A
Tomorrow
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A
Over the years: k�o d�i trong m?t kho?ng th?i
gian, c� li�n quan ??n hi?n t?i
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B
The next few months
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C
By the end of the 21st century: t�nh ??n th?i
?i?m trong t??ng lai
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D
S? th?t
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B
Th� HTHTTD, b? ??ng
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C
H?i v? kho?ng th?i gian bao g?m c? hi?n t?i
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C
That�s the first time + M? (HTHT)
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B
Th�i quen trong hi?n t?i31AS? ph� h?p v? th� gi?a 2 m?nh ??32CH�nh ??ng di?n ra t?i
m?t th?i ?i?m trong QK33CH�nh ??ng di?n ra t?i m?t th?i ?i?m trong QK34AS? ph� h?p
th?i gi?a hai m?nh ??
35BTh�i quen trong qu� kh?36BTrong c�u c� d�ng th?i HTHT th� Since ??ng
tr??c m?nh ?? th?i QKT37CBy lunch time: s? vi?c ?ang di?n ra v� k?t th�c
t?i m?t th?i ?i?m trong TL38AS? vi?c ?ang di?n ra t?i th?i ?i?m n�i39DS? vi?c ?ang
di?n ra t?i th?i ?i?m n�i40DH?i v? s? th?t41
A
Chuy?n trong qu� kh?
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A
Di?n ta s? thay ??i ?ang di?n ra
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A
M?t s? vi?c ?ang di?n ra b? m?t s? vi?c kh�c c?t
ngang
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B
M?t s? vi?c ?ang di?n ra b? m?t s? vi?c kh�c c?t
ngang
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C
S? vi?c ?ang di?n ra t?i th?i ?i?m n�i
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C
S? vi?c di?n ra trong QK47B48CM?t s? vi?c ?ang di?n ra b? m?t s? vi?c kh�c c?t
ngang49BS? vi?c x?y ra trong QK50DFor half an hour: s? vi?c k�o d�i v� k?t th�c t?i
m?t th?i ?i?m trong QK51BS? vi?c k�o d�i v� k?t th�c t?i m?t th?i ?i?m
trong QK52
A
D? ?o�n trong t??ng lai
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D
D? ?o�n trong t??ng lai
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C
S? vi?c di?n ra t?i m?t th?i ?i?m trong TL
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B
S? vi?c b?t ??u trong QK v� c� li�n quan ??n
HT
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D
H?i v? c?m x�c hi?n t?i
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A
H�nh ??ng ?� x?y ra trong qu� kh? k�o d�i ??n
th?i ?i?m n�i58AS? vi?c di?n ra trong kho?ng th?i gian bao g?m
c? HT59AD? ?o�n trong t??ng lai60AAt the moment l� d?u hi?u th?i HTTD61CBy the age
of: s? vi?c di?n ra tr??c m?t th?i
?i?m trong QK62BYet, as well as chia ??ng t? theo ch? ng? ch�nh63CSince64BS? ph� h?
p v? th� gi?a 2 m?nh ?? trong c�u65CS? ki?n x?y ra tr??c m?t s? ki?n kh�c trong
QK66DIt�s necessary that S + bare V67BPh� h?p gi?a 2 m?nh ??68DS? vi?c x?y ra t?i
m?t th?i ?i?m c? th? trong
t??ng lai69CS? vi?c x?y ra trong QK, a number of chia s?
nhi?u70BS? vi?c di?n ra t?i th?i ?i?m n�i71CM?t s? ki?n ?ang di?n ra m?t s? ki?n
kh�c c?t#
ngang72DS? vi?c ?ang di?n ra t?i th?i ?i?m trong QK73BH�nh ??ng x?y ra tr??c m?t
h�nh ??ng trong
QK74BChu?i c�c h�nh ??ng trong QK75BM?t s? ki?n ?ang di?n ra m?t s? ki?n kh�c c?t
ngang trong QK76BS? ph� h?p v? th� gi?a hai m?nh ??, ch? ng? s?
�t77DH�nh ??ng x?y ra tr??c m?t h�nh ??ng trong
QK78AS? vi?c x?y ra trong QK79CH�nh ??ng ?ang di?n ra t?i th?i ?i?m n�i80CH�nh ??ng
b?t ??u trong QK c� li�n quan ??n
HT, nh?n m?nh v�o KQ81DH�nh ??ng b?t ??u trong QK v� v?n ?ang ti?p
di?n ? HT, nh?n m?nh v�o th?i gian82A?� th?c hi?n h�nh ??ng83B2 h�nh ??ng di?n ra
song song84AS? th?t85CH�nh ??ng x?y ra tr??c m?t h�nh ??ng kh�c
trong qu� kh?86AH?i v? th�i quen87ATh�i quen trong QK88BS? th?t89BS? vi?c b?t ??u
trong qu� kh? v� k�o d�i ??n
hi?n t?i90DS? vi?c ?ang di?n ra t?i m?t th?i ?i?m trong QK91CNh?n m?nh h�nh ??ng ?�
x?y ra: did +V92ATh�i quen trong QK93CM?t s? ki?n ?ang di?n ra m?t s? ki?n kh�c c?t
ngang trong QK94BM?t s? ki?n ?ang di?n ra m?t s? ki?n kh�c c?t
ngang trong QK95DS? vi?c di?n ra tr??c m?t th?i ?i?m trong QK96AS? vi?c xay ra tr??
c m?t h�nh ??ng kh�c trong
qu� kh?97DS? vi?c di?n ra tr??c m?t s? vi?c kh�c trong QK98DS? vi?c di?n ra tr??c
m?t s? vi?c kh�c trong QK99BS? vi?c di?n ra tr??c m?t s? vi?c kh�c trong QK100CM?t
s? ki?n ?ang di?n ra m?t s? ki?n kh�c c?t
ngang trong QK
#PH?N 2: ??NG T? THEO SAU ??NG T? KH�C
C�u?�p �nGi?i th�chGhi ch�LEVEL A21B. readingEnjoy + V-ing: th�ch l�m g�2A.
watchingSuggest + V-ing: ?? ngh? l�m g�
3B. workingMiss + V-ing: ho�i ni?m vi?c g�4D. to speakLearn + to V: h?c c�ch l�m
g�5D. helpingMind + V-ing: phi?n h� vi?c g�6B. to talkAsk + to V: ?? ngh? l�m g�7A.
livingMention + V-ing: ?? c?p ??n vi?c g�8D. goingKeep +V-ing: ti?p t?c l�m g�9
A. to study
Plan + to V: l�n k? ho?ch l�m g�
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A. to help
Agree + to V: ??ng � l�m g�
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B. to graduate
Hope + to V: hy v?ng v�o vi?c g�
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A. walking
Practice + V-ing: luy?n t?p vi?c g�
13
C. to take
Promise + to V: h?a s? l�m g�
14
C. to acceptChoose + to V: ch?n l�m g�15A. to doWant + to V: mu?n l�m g�16B. to
helpOffer + to V: ?? ngh? l�m g�17B. to studyDecide + to V: quy?t ??nh l�m g�18B.
seeingReport + V-ing: b�o c�o vi?c g�19C. workingDislike + V-ing: kh�ng th�ch l�m
g�20B. to beAppear + to V: c� v?21B. eatingRecommend + to V: g?i �/ ?? ngh? l�m
g�22C. to talkDemand + to V: y�u c?u l�m g�23C. seeingRecall + V-ing: h?i t??ng vi?
c g�24A. to beClaim + to V: tuy�n b? l�m g�25D. fixingNeed + V-ing: c?n ???c l�m g�
(b? ??ng)
26
A. driving
Understand + V-ing: hi?u vi?c g�
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A. to talk
Refuse + to V: t? ch?i l�m g�
28
C. hiking
Involve + V-ing: bao g?m vi?c g�
29
C. to ask
Hesitate + to V: ng?i l�m g�
30
C. to communicate
Manage + to V: c? g?ng l�m g�
LEVEL B1
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C. fixing
Need + V-ing: c?n ???c l�m g� (b? ??ng)
2
B. feeling
Can�t stand + V-ing: kh�ng th? ch?u ???c vi?c
g�
3
A. swimming /
straining
Be + V-ing, V-ing ?�ng vai tr� l� t�n ng?
Without + V-ing, V-ing theo sau gi?i t?4C. to implyMean+ to V: c� � ??nh l�m g�5A.
writing /
checkingDelay + V-ing: tr� ho�n l�m g�
Complete + V-ing: ho�n th�nh vi?c g�6D. to postponeGet sb + to V: nh?/y�u c?u ai
l�m g�7D. to leave / to bringTell sb + to V: y�u c?u ai l�m g�
Try + to V: c? g?ng l�m g�8A. know / to showLet sb + V-inf: ?? ai l�m g�
Glad + to V, to V sau t�nh t?9B. giveMake sb + V-inf: khi?n ai ?� l�m g�10B. to
be / valueAppear + to V: c� v?
Have sb + V-inf: y�u c?u/nh? ai ?� l�m g�11C. to inform / to
reducePhone + to V, to V ch? m?c ?�ch (?? l�m g�)
Prepare + to V: chu?n b? l�m g�12A. to be / doingBe known + to V: ???c bi?t ??n l�m
g�
Keep + V-ing: ti?p t?c l�m g�#
13D. to adjust /
workingStruggle + to V: v?t l?n v?i vi?c g�
Enjoy + V-ing: th�ch l�m g�14C. to describe / to
hearBe used to V, to V ch? m?c ?�ch (?? l�m g�)
Inability + to V: kh�ng c� kh? n?ng l�m g�15A. to open /
damagingManage + to V: c? g?ng l�m g�
Without + V-ing, V-ing theo sau gi?i t?16A. taking / to occurV-ing ?�ng vai tr� l�
ch? ng?
Cause st + to V: khi?n c�i g� l�m g�17C. to translate / to
helpLong + to V, to V sau t�nh t?
Ask sb + to V: y�u c?u/ nh? ai ?� l�m g�18B. buy / havingWould rather + V: th�ch
l�m g� h?n
It + be + worth + V-ing: kh�ng ?�ng l�m g�19A. to have made /
addingSeem + to V: c� v?
Make mistake(s) + (of) V-ing: m?c l?i g�20B. cutting / to haveNeed + V-ing: c?n ???
c l�m g� (b? ??ng)
Want + to V: mu?n l�m g�21B. doing / to haveSuggest + V-ing: ?? ngh? l�m g�
To V ch? m?c ?�ch (?? l�m g�)22B. to get / to findTry + to V: c? g?ng l�m g�
Need + to V: c?n l�m g� (ch? ??ng)23C. drivingForget + V-ing: qu�n m?t ?� t?ng l�m
g�24A. to have been risingBe known + to have been V-ing: ???c bi?t ??n
l�m g� (vi?c ?� k�o d�i trong m?t kho?ng th?i gian, c� th? ch?a k?t th�c)25B. to
have been
gossiping / lookingSeem + to have been V-ing: c� v? l�m vi?c g�
(vi?c ?� k�o d�i trong m?t kho?ng th?i gian)26D. to get / to drivingAdj + for sb +
to V
Get used to V-ing: quen v?i vi?c g�27A. entering / renovatingAllow + V-ing: cho
ph�p ???c l�m g� (chung chung)
Finish + V-ing: ho�n th�nh vi?c g�28B. to wait / standingWould prefer + to V: th�ch
l�m g� h?n
Have difficulty (in) V-ing: g?p kh� khan trong vi?c g�29D. tapping / to
concentrateStop V-ing: d?ng l�m vi?c g�
Try to V: c? g?ng l�m g�30C. doingCan�t help V-ing: kh�ng th? ng?ng l�m g�31A.
complainingQuit V-ing: ng?ng l�m g�32B. takingResist V-ing: ph?n ??i vi?c g�33C.
not to lookTell sb + (not) to V: y�u c?u ai (kh�ng) l�m g�34B. gettingRisk V-
ing: ??i m?t v?i nguy c?35C. to reconfirmAdvise sb to V: khuy�n ai ?� l�m g�36B.
not to eatEncourage sb (not) to V: khuy?n kh�ch ai ?�
(kh�ng) l�m g�37D. to changeForce sb to V: b?t bu?c ai ?� l�m g�
38
D. to spend
Invite sb to V: m?i ai ?� l�m g�
39
D. not having
Resent (not) V-ing: ph?n u?t, b?c b?i v? vi?c
g�
40
B. to be
Pretend to V: gi? v? l�m g�
LEVEL B2+
1
A. working / to prepare
Spend money/time V-ing: d�nh th?i gian/ti?n b?c l�m g�
Bother to V: ?? t�m/lo l?ng v�o vi?c g�2C. for destabilizing /
wantingBe blamed for V-ing: b? c�o bu?c l�m g�
Keep V-ing: ti?p t?c l�m g�3A. suffering /
gettingRisk V-ing: ??i m?t v?i nguy c?
Avoid V-ing: tr�nh l�m g�4B. to bringForget to V: qu�n m?t vi?c g� c?n l�m5C.
comingForget + V-ing: qu�n m?t ?� t?ng l�m g�6A. droppingRegret +V-ing: ti?c v� ?�
l�m vi?c g�7A. to tellRegret to V: ti?c khi ph?i l�m g�8C. to packRemember to V:
nh? vi?c c?n ph?i l�m9A. beingRemember V-ing: nh? ?� l�m g�10B. openingTry V-ing:
th? l�m vi?c g�11A. to tellTry to V: c? g?ng l�m g�12B. to thinkDread to think:
kh�ng d�m ngh? ??n13A. goingDread V-ing: th?y s? h�i vi?c g�14C. askingDespise V-
ing: khing th??ng vi?c g�15A. tappingFeel sb V-ing: c?m th?y ai ?� ?ang l�m g�16A.
tryingLook sb V-ing: nh�n th?y ai ?� ?ang l�m g�17A. crawlingFeel sb V-ing: c?m th?
y ai ?� ?ang l�m g�18A. replyingWaste time/money + V-ing: ph� th?i gian/ti?n
l�m vi?c g�
19
A. to talk
Forbid sb to V: c?m ai ?� l�m g�
Be forbidden to V: b? c?m l�m g�
20
B. going
Put off V-ing: tr� ho�n vi?c g�
21
A. phoning
Can�t resist V-ing: kh�ng th? ng?ng l�m g�
22
C. biting / doing
Enjoy V-ing: th�ch l�m g�
Can�t help V-ing: kh�ng th? ng?ng l�m g�23B. to goTo V theo sau t�nh t?24A. to
watchTo V ch? m?c ?�ch (?? l�m g�)25D. with smugglingBe charged with V-ing: b? bu?c
t?i l�m g�26D. in workingSpecialize in V-ing: c� chuy�n m�n trong vi?c
g�27B. in makingSucced in V-ing: th�nh c�ng trong vi?c g�28B. for beingApologize
for V-ing: xin l?i v? vi?c g�29A. of skiingBe fond of V-ing: th�ch l�m g�30A. to
winDetermine to V: quy?t t�m l�m g�
C�u?�p �nGi?i th�chGhi ch�1BSay that + clause; tell sb that + clause2BHT? => QK?
3AHT? => QK?4DHT? => QK?5ATomorrow => the next day6CSay (sth) to sb
7CHTTD => QKTD8AHTHT: have/has + PII9AQK? (tell sb + to V)10AQK? (tell sb+ to
V)11CHTHT12ATrong c?u gi�n ti?p: This -> that13DC�u gi�n ti?p v?i IF/WHETHER14DQK?
15BQK?16AQK?17CTell sb (NOT) TO DO sth18DTell sb (NOT) TO DO sth19AAsk sb (NOT) TO
DO sth20DTell sb (that) + clause21CC�u h?i gi�n ti?p22BGi�n ti?p c�u h?i
YES/NO23BYESTERDAY=> THE PREVIOUS DAY24BGi�n ti?p c�u h?i d?ng �WH�25AC�u m?nh l?
nh, tr?c ti?p26AGI�N TI?P C�U H?I27DNEXT WEEK => the following week28CC�u tr?c ti?p
n�n th?i h�a h?p v?i m?nh ??
ph�a tr??c29AAGO => BEFORE30CC�u khuy�n: advise sb (not) to do sth31BC�u tr?c ti?p
n�n th?i h�a h?p v?i m�nh ??
ph�a tr??c32BC�u tr?c ti?p33BC?u tr�c ??c v?i ??ng t? �Wish�34BIs going to be=>was
going to be35ATell sb (that) + clause36DQK?=> QKHT37CAdvise sb (not) to do
sth38CRemind sb to do sth39DGi�n ti?p v?i Yes/no question40DGi�n ti?p c�u h?i c� t?
?? h?i41AGi�n ti?p v?i Yes/no question42ACh�n l� lu�n ?�ng kh�ng l�i th�
43
C
Gi�n ti?p c�u ?i?u ki?n lo?i 3
44
A
Yesterday => the previous day
45
A
Ask sb (not) to do sth
46
C
HTT => QKT
47
A
V?i �fact� th� trong c�u gi�n ti?p kh�ng c?n
l�i th?i
48
B
HTHT => QKHT; QKT -> QKHT
49
B
Gi�n ti?p v?i YES/NO QUESTION50CQKTD => QKHTTD51CGi�n ti?p v?i c�u h?i d?ng �WH
questions�52CQK?=> QKHT#
4
C. interesting enough
S + V + adj / adv + enough (for O) +
to-inf.
5
D. so poor
S+ V + so + adj / adv + that + S + V�
6
B. enough food and drink
S + V+ enough + N + (for O) + to-inf.
7
A. hard enough
S + V + adj/adv + enough + to-inf.
8
D. enough money
S + V+ enough + N
9
A. fast
S+ V + so + adj / adv + that + S + V�
10
A. too large
S + V + too + adj / adv ( for S.O) + to-
inf.
11
The moon is bright enough
for us to play outdoors.
S + V + adj / adv + enough (for O) +
to-inf.12I have enough money to pay
this bill.S + V+ enough + N + (for O) + to-inf.13My sister is old enough to
drive a car.S + V + adj / adv + enough (for O) +
to-inf.14This novel is interesting
enough for us to read.S + V + adj / adv + enough (for O) +
to-inf.15We think you are strong
enough to lift this tableS + V + adj / adv + enough (for O) +
to-inf.16There isn�t enough time for these students to write this
essay.S + (not) V+ enough + N + (for O) + to-inf.17He doesn�t have enough time
to finish this exercise.S + (not) V+ enough + N + (for O) +
to-inf.18She isn�t old enough to get
married yet.S + V + adj / adv + enough (for O) +
to-inf.19Are you tall enough to reach
the book on the top shelf?S + V + adj / adv + enough (for O) +
to-inf.20Your brother was clever enough to do this exercise in
a few minutes.S + V + adj / adv + enough (for O) + to-inf.21The room is too dirty
for meS + V + too + adj / adv ( for S.O) + to-
to stand in 10 minutes.inf.22The girl is too attractive for
the man to take his eyes off.S + V + too + adj / adv ( for S.O) + to-
inf.23The film is too long to
broadcast on one night.S + V + too + adj / adv ( for S.O) + to-
inf.24They are such boring books
that we can�t read them many times.S+ V + such (a/an) + adj + N + that + S + V
��25She has such a soft voice that
everyone likes her.S+ V + such (a/an) + adj + N + that +
S + V ��26The kind of milk is too bad
for the child to drink more.S + V + too + adj / adv ( for S.O) + to-
inf.27The weather was too cold to
go around the garden.S + V + too + adj / adv ( for S.O) + to-
inf.28It was so late that they could do nothing/ they could not do
anything.S+ V + so + adj / adv + that + S + V
��29It was such a boring match that all the fans didn�t shout
loudly.S+ V + such (a/an) + adj + N + that + S + V ��30The furniture in this
showroom is so expensive
that you can�t buy it.S+ V + so + adj / adv + that + S + V
��
LEVEL B131B. so lazy thatS+ V + so + adj / adv + that + S + V
��32A. suchS+ V + such (a/an) + adj + N + that +
S + V ��33D. so tired thatS+ V + so + adj / adv + that + S + V
��34C. too goodS + V + too + adj / adv (for O) + to-
inf.35D. so/that�.. so many / so few + Noun (s?
nhi?u) + that �: qu� nhi?u / qu� �t�.??n n?i �36B. suchS+ V + such (a/an) + adj + N
+ that +
S + V ��37A. good enough/ toS + V + adj / adv + enough (for O) +
to-inf.38D. clearly enough/ toS + V + adj / adv + enough (for O) +
to-inf.39A. suchS+ V + such (a/an) + adj + N + that +
S + V ��40C. so nice a dayS + V + so + adj + a + Noun (??m
???c s? �t) + that �41D. we ? usS + V + too + adj / adv (for O) + to-
inf.42B. such ? so�.. so many / so few + Noun (s?
nhi?u) + that �: qu� nhi?u / qu�
�t�.??n n?i �
43
C. not to ? to
S + V + too + adj / adv (for O) + (not) to-inf.
V?i ngh?a c?a c�u : Em trai t�i c�n qu� tr? ?? l�m c�ng vi?c t�nh nguy?n
? b? �not�
44
B. so ? too
S + V + too + adj / adv (for O) + to-
inf.
45
B. interested ? interesting S+ V + such (a/an) + adj + N + that
+ S + V ��
interested l� adj ch? ng??i Interesting l� adj ch? v?t46C. very ? tooS + V + too +
adj / adv (for O) + to-
inf.47D. nothing ? anything S+ V + so + adj / adv + that + S + V
��
�anything� d�ng trong c�u ph? ??nh ho?c nghi v?n.48A. So many ? so much�...so much
/ so little + Noun (kh�ng ??m ???c) + that �.: qu� nhi?u / qu�
�t �??n n?i �49A. so ? suchS+ V + such (a/an) + adj + N + that +
S + V ��50A. so ? suchS+ V + such (a/an) + adj + N + that +
S + V ��51D. It was such bad weather
that we couldn�t go out.S+ V + such (a/an) + adj + N + that +
S + V ��52B. She was too busy to
answer the phone.S + V + too + adj / adv (for O) + to-
inf.53C. The coffee was so hot that
I couldn�t drink it.S+ V + so + adj / adv + that + S + V
��54A. I am not tall enough to
reach the top shelf.S + V + adj / adv + enough (for O) +
to-inf.55D. The speech was so boring
that we began to yawn.S+ V + so + adj / adv + that + S + V
��56B. It was too late for anything
to be done.S + V + too + adj / adv (for O) + to-
inf.57B. I haven�t lived in such a
friendly neighborhood before.S+ V + such (a/an) + adj + N + that +
S + V ��58D. The test was too difficult
for us to finish in two hours.S + V + too + adj / adv (for O) + to-
inf.59B. It was such a good book
that I couldn�t put it down.S+ V + such (a/an) + adj + N + that +
S + V ��60D. So slow is John that she can�t understand what you
might say.D?ng ??o ng? c?a � so�.. that� So + adj + be + S that S + V��61 The shirt
is so tight that the boy can�t wear it.
The shirt is too tight for the boy to wear. S+ V + so + adj / adv + that + S + V
��
S + V + too + adj / adv (for O) + to- inf.#
63
I don�t have enough information to give you an
answer.
S + V + enough + N + to-inf.64It was such a funny movie
that we couldn�t stop laughing.S+ V + such (a/an) + adj + N + that + S + V ��65The
piano was too heavy to
move.S + V + too + adj / adv (for O) + to-
inf.66This river isn�t clean enough
for us to swim in.S + V + adj / adv + enough (for O) +
to-inf.67John was so worried about the exam that he couldn�t get
to sleep last night.S+ V + so + adj / adv + that + S + V
��68They were such beautiful flowers that we took a
photograph of them.S+ V + such (a/an) + adj + N + that + S + V ��
69
She speaks English so well that I would think it was her
native language.
S+ V + so + adj / adv + that + S + V
��
70
There are not enough people to make a club of stamp
collectors.
S + V + enough + N + to-inf.
+ S + V ��
- C� th? d�ng such tr??c danh t? m� kh�ng c� t�nh t?.80B. soCh�ng ta s? d?ng m?
nh ?? k?t qu? b?t ??u v?i �so� ?? m� t? ?nh h??ng ho?c k?t qu? di?n ra kh�ng nh? d?
t�nh.
Ch�ng ta ??t m?nh ?? k?t qu? sau m?nh ?? ch�nh, th??ng t�ch bi?t b?ng d?u ph?y
trong c�ch d�ng trang tr?ng.
81
B. so badly that
S+ V + so + adj / adv + that + S + V
��
82
D. so miserable and unhappy
that
S+ V + so + adj / adv + that + S + V
��
83
A. so many people in the room that
�.. so many / so few + Noun (s?
nhi?u) + that �: qu� nhi?u / qu� �t�.??n n?i �
84
B. so little water that
�...so much / so little + Noun (kh�ng
??m ???c) + that �.: qu� nhi?u / qu� �t �??n n?i �85D. Both A&B are correct S + V +
so + adj + a + Noun (??m ???c s? �t) + that �
S+ V + such (a/an) + adj + N + that
+ S + V ��86C. few�.. so many / so few + Noun (s? nhi?u) + that �: qu� nhi?u / qu�
�t�.??n n?i �87A. so many girlfriends that�.. so many / so few + Noun (s?
nhi?u) + that �: qu� nhi?u / qu� �t�.??n n?i �88A. kind enough toS + V + adj / adv
+ enough (for O) +
to-inf.89B. enough qualifications/too young to S + V + adj / adv + enough (for O) +
to-inf.
S+ V + too+ adj / adv + to V
90
D. Both A&B are correct
S + V + so + adj + a + Noun (??m ???c s? �t) + that �
S+ V + such (a/an) + adj + N + that
+ S + V ��
91
The man was too old to go on an expedition to the Middle
East.S + V + too + adj / adv (for O) + to- inf.92I didn�t have enough money
(to pay) for a taxi.S + V + enough + N + to-inf.93I don�t have enough chairs
for all my guests.S + V + enough + N + to-inf.94Such was the force of the storm
that trees were uprooted.C?u tr�c ??o �such�that..� Trong tr??ng h?p BE + SO +
MUCH/GREAT ??i th�nh SUCH + BE + NOUN95So many books did he buyC?u tr�c ??o
�so�that��#
that he couldn�t read them all.So many + N ??m ???c s? nhi?u + tr?
V + S + V that S + V ��96He bought such a lot of books
that he didn�t know where to put them.�So� ???c d�ng v?i many, much, few, little.
�Such� ???c d�ng v?i a lot of.97It was so noisy that my
mother couldn�t sleep,S+ V + so + adj / adv + that + S + V
��98The matter is too important (for me) to take full
responsibility for.S + V + too + adj / adv (for O) + to- inf.99The tap water is
said to be so unsafe (to drink) that we had
to drink bottled water.S+ V + so + adj / adv + that + S + V
��100So delicious does the soup taste that everyone will ask for more.D?ng ??o ng?
c?a �so�
So adj/adv + tr? V + S + V that S + V ��
taste + adj#
11
A. the traffic
Despite / In spite of + N/ Ving
12
C. Although
Even though/ Although/ Though/ Even if
+ clause
13
B. though
Even though/ Although/ Though/ Even if
+ clause
14
D. in spite of
Despite / In spite of + N/ Ving15A. DespiteDespite / In spite of + N/ Ving16C.
AlthoughEven though/ Although/ Though/ Even if
+ clause17A. it wasn�t very hotEven though/ Although/ Though/ Even if
+ clause18A. AlthoughEven though/ Although/ Though/ Even if
+ clause19B. despiteDespite / In spite of + N/ Ving20D. ThoughEven though/
Although/ Though/ Even if
+ clause21A. In spite of ? Though/
Although/ Even thoughEven though/ Although/ Though/ Even if
+ clause22C. but ? b? � but� Even though/ Although/ Though/ Even if + clause 1,
clause 2.
Trong m?nh ?? c� �although� r?i th� kh�ng c� �but� n?a23A. Although ? Despite/
In spite ofDespite / In spite of + N/ Ving24A. No matter how ?
Although/ Though / Even thoughEven though/ Although/ Though/ Even if
+ clause25A. Despite of ? In spite
ofDespite / In spite of + N/ Ving26Even though the weather is bad, people travel by
air.Even though/ Although/ Though/ Even if
+ clause27Although he was very
tired, he kept on working.
Even though/ Although/ Though/ Even if
+ clause
28
Despite her old age, she
looked very beautiful.
Despite / In spite of + N/ Ving
29
In spite of the fact that she tells lies, I believe
her.
Although + clause = Despite the fact that
+ clause30Though he is intelligent, he doesn�t do well at
school.Even though/ Although/ Though/ Even if
+ clause
LEVEL B131C. Even thoughEven though/ Although/ Though/ Even if
+ clause32B. In spite ofDespite / In spite of + N/ Ving33C. although
Even though/ Although/ Though/ Even if
+ clause
34
A. despite
Despite / In spite of + N/ Ving
35
B. even though
Even though/ Although/ Though/ Even if
+ clause
36
B. Even though there are
problems
Even though/ Although/ Though/ Even if
+ clause37C. his serious illnessDespite / In spite of + N/ Ving38C. AlthoughEven
though/ Although/ Though/ Even if
+ clause39C. of the rainDespite / In spite of + N/ Ving40C. In spite ofDespite / In
spite of + N/ Ving41A. In spiteDespite / In spite of + N/ Ving42A. DespiteDespite /
In spite of + N/ Ving#
a suitable solution.67D. Despite his broken legs, he managed to get out of the car
before it
exploded.Despite / In spite of + N/ Ving68C. Instead of driving to
work, I go by bus today.Instead of + N/ Ving: Thay v� ��69B. Although I tried to
persuade her, I didn�t
succeed.Even though/ Although/ Though/ Even if
+ clause70A. Although I tried very hard, I couldn�t solve the
problem.Even though/ Although/ Though/ Even if
+ clause
LEVEL B2+71A. AlthoughEven though/ Although/ Though/ Even if
+ clause72C. Although/but Even though/ Although/ Though/ Even if + clause
Clause 1 but clause 273D. DespiteDespite / In spite of + N/ Ving74C. In spite
ofDespite / In spite of + N/ Ving75C. althoughEven though/ Although/ Though/ Even
if
+ clause76B. Even thoughEven though/ Although/ Though/ Even if
+ clause77D. Although/ enough money Even though/ Although/ Though/ Even if + clause
S + V + enough + N + to-inf.78A. DespiteDespite / In spite of + N/ Ving
79
B. In spite of
Despite / In spite of + N/ Ving
80
D. Both A&B are correct
Adj/Adv + as/though + S + (may) +
V��.
81
C. as
Adj/Adv + as/though + S + (may) +
V��.
82
A. Even if
Even though/ Although/ Though/ Even if
+ clause83B. AlthoughEven though/ Although/ Though/ Even if
+ clause84D. Both A& C are correctEven though/ Although/ Though/ Even if
+ clause85A. AlthoughEven though/ Although/ Though/ Even if
+ clause86C. No matter what No matter what/ Whatever + S + V�..: Cho d� ��.. ?i ch?
ng n?a
C?u tr�c n�y c� th? ??ng cu?i c�u m� kh�ng c?n c� m?nh ?? theo sau.87B. matter
when/ �It doesn�t matter + Wh-question + S + V,
S + V: cho d�.#
88D. Both A & B are
correctDespite / In spite of + N/ Ving89B. in spite ofDespite / In spite of + N/
Ving90D. All are correctEven though/ Although/ Though/ In spite
of the fact that/ Even if + clause91Although he longs for our marriage very much,
he�s completely absorbed
in the making of maps.Even though/ Although/ Though/ Even if
+ clause92Mary tried to keep calm
although she was very disappointed.Adj/Adv + as/though + S + (may) + V��.93Heavily
though it was raining, the explorers decided to continue their
journey.Adj/Adv + as/though + S + (may) + V��.
94
However late he had gone to bed, he always
woke up early.
No matter how/ However + Adj/ Adv + S
+V, ��.
95
It doesn�t matter how hard she tries, she never
beat Sue at tennis.
It doesn�t matter + Wh-question + S + V, S + V: cho d�.96Busy as Alisa�s parents
are, they still spend their
weekends on taking her to go out.Adj/Adv + as/though + S + (may) + V��.97Despite
having much experience in machinery, he didn�t succeed in
repairing this machine.Despite / In spite of + N/ Ving98In spite of not getting the
results as he expected, he
didn�t feel demoralised.Despite / In spite of + N/ Ving99Whatever she says, she
still stands trial for breach of trust.No matter what/ Whatever + S + V�..: Cho d�
��.. ?i ch?ng n?a100
No matter where you are hiding in, the location system will still detect
you.
No matter where/ Wherever + S + V��: Cho d� ��.. ?i ch?ng n?a
C�u
?�p �n
Gi?i th�ch
Ghi ch�
LEVEL A2
1
A. Because
Because th??ng ??ng ? ??u c�u ho?c
gi?a c�u + clause
2
B. because
Because th??ng ??ng ? ??u c�u ho?c
gi?a c�u + clause
3
A. as
As: Nh? l�
4
D. All are correct
So as to= in order to = to + V-bare
infinitive (?? m�, c?t ??)
5
C. so as not to
So as not to= in order not to = not to +
V-bare infinitive (?? m�, c?t ??)6A. in order thatSo that/ In order that + S + may/
might/shall / should /can/could
/will/would + V-bare infinitive7D. Since Since + clause
For/Since: 2 t? n�y th??ng ???c s? d?ng trong v?n ho?c c�c b�i vi?t khoa
h?c.8B. as if As if: Nh? th? l�
Di?n t? vi?c ng??i n�i tin c� th? x?y ra ? hi?n t?i ho?c trong t??ng lai (d�ng v?i
c�c th� hi?n t?i ho?c t??ng lai).9C. BecauseBecause th??ng ??ng ? ??u c�u ho?c
gi?a c�u + clause10
A. so that
So that/ In order that + S + may/ might/shall / should /can/could
/will/would + V-bare infinitive
11
A. to
So as to= in order to = to + V-bare
infinitive (?? m�, c?t ??)
12
D. as if
As if: Nh? th? l�
Di?n t? vi?c ng??i n�i tin l� kh� ho?c kh�ng c� th?t ? hi?n t?i (d�ng v?i th� qu�
kh? ??n ho?c v?i were).13D. SinceSince/As/ Because + Clause14B. so thatSo that/ In
order that + S + may/ might/shall / should /can/could
/will/would + V-bare infinitive15C. Due toDue to + N/Ving: Nguy�n nh�n x?u16A.
Thanks toThanks to + N/ Ving: Nguy�n nh�n t?t17C. As As ch? nguy�n nh�n khi n� x?y
ra ??ng th?i v� k?t qu? + clause
Khi nguy�n do l� m?t ?i?u hi?n
nhi�n ho?c ?� bi?t r?i, ta th??ng d�ng �As�18B. because ofBecause of + N/Ving
(phrase)19A. in order not toSo as not to= in order not to = not to +
V-bare infinitive20D. A&C are correct Due to + N/Ving: Nguy�n nh�n x?u
Because of + N/Ving (phrase)21He was late for school
because of his broken bike.Because of + N/Ving (phrase)22We asked them to keep
silent in order that we could
see the film.So that/ In order that + S + may/ might/shall / should /can/could
/will/would + V-bare infinitive#
54
B. as ? as if
As if: Nh? th? l�
Di?n t? vi?c ng??i n�i tin l� kh� ho?c kh�ng c� th?t ? hi?n t?i (d�ng v?i th� qu�
kh? ??n ho?c v?i were).
55
C. so as to ? so as not to
So as not to= in order not to = not to +
V-bare infinitive56C. because ? because of/ thanks to Because of + N/Ving (phrase)
Thanks to + N/ Ving: Nguy�n nh�n t?t57C. in order to ? in order thatSo that/ In
order that + S + may/ might/shall / should /can/could
/will/would + V-bare infinitive58C. owing to ? becauseBecause of + N/Ving
(phrase)59B. in order ? in order toSo as to= in order to = to + V-bare
infinitive (?? m�, c?t ??)60C. thanks to ? due toDue to + N/Ving: Nguy�n nh�n x?
u61She�s studying in order to
become a very important person in life.So as to= in order to = to + V-bare
infinitive (?? m�, c?t ??)62I would like to take tomorrow off, as I want to
accompany my husband to
the doctor.As ch? nguy�n nh�n khi n� x?y ra ??ng th?i v� k?t qu? + clause63On
account of various
purposes, computers become very popular today.On account of + N/Ving (phrase)64I�ve
just bought a CD player so that I can give it to my
daughter for her birthday.So that/ In order that + S + may/ might/shall / should
/can/could
/will/would + V-bare infinitive65Because she drank too much
yesterday, she has headache today.Because th??ng ??ng ? ??u c�u ho?c gi?a c�u +
clause66I have bought some clothes-Because th??ng ??ng ? ??u c�u ho?c#
67
Thanks to his high qualifications, he is appointed to a position as a
head clerk.
Thanks to + N/ Ving: Nguy�n nh�n t?t
68
Owing to overpopulation, the number of the homeless
is considerably increasing.Owing to + N/Ving (phrase)69The excessive rise in
tariffs as a reason for an economic
crisis is concerned by numerous people.As a reason for + N/Ving70Her husband
behaved as if he knew the truth. As if: Nh? th? l�
Di?n t? vi?c ng??i n�i tin l� kh� ho?c kh�ng c� th?t ? hi?n t?i (d�ng v?i th� qu�
kh? ??n ho?c v?i were).
LEVEL B2+71D. A&B are correct By dint of ( th??ng d�ng v?i ngh?a t?t) + N/Ving
(phrase)
Thanks to + N/ Ving: Nguy�n nh�n t?t72A. so thatSo that/ In order that + S + may/
might/shall / should /can/could
/will/would + V-bare infinitive73B. By virtue ofBy virtue of + N/Ving (phrase)74D.
as if As if: Nh? th? l�
Di?n t? vi?c ng??i n�i tin l� kh� ho?c kh�ng c� th?t ? hi?n t?i (d�ng
v?i th� qu� kh? ??n ho?c v?i were).75A. As much asAs much as : b?i v�76C. For fear
thatFor fear that + clause: V� e r?ng / v� s?
r?ng ?i?u g� ?� c� th? x?y ra77A. in order thatSo that/ In order that + S + may/
might/shall / should /can/could
/will/would + V-bare infinitive78B. so as toSo as to= in order to = to + V-bare
infinitive (?? m�, c?t ??)79D. becauseBecause th??ng ??ng ? ??u c�u ho?c
gi?a c�u + clause80D. All are correct By dint of ( th??ng d�ng v?i ngh?a t?t) +
N/Ving (phrase)
Thanks to + N/ Ving: Nguy�n nh�n t?t
By virtue of + N/Ving (phrase)81C. No matter what; in order No matter what/
Whatever+ V : Cho d� vi?c g� x?y ra ?i ch?ng n?a
So as to= in order to = to + V-bare#
infinitive (?? m�, c?t ??)82A. in order not toSo as not to= in order not to = not
to +
V-bare infinitive83B. in order for his dog to; toIn order + for S.O + to V84C. so
as not toSo as not to= in order not to = not to +
V-bare infinitive85D. All are correctSince/ Because/ Because of the fact
that + Clause86A. Seeing that; to Seeing that + Clause 1, clause 2
So as to= in order to = to + V-bare infinitive (?? m�, c?t ??)87B. On account ofOn
account of + N/Ving (phrase)88C. Due toDue to ( th??ng d�ng v?i ngh?a x?u) +
N/Ving (phrase)89D. so thatSo that/ In order that + S + may/ might/shall /
should /can/could
/will/would + V-bare infinitive90D. All are correct Thanks to + N/ Ving: Nguy�n
nh�n t?t
By dint of ( th??ng d�ng v?i ngh?a t?t) + N/Ving (phrase)
Because of + N/Ving (phrase)91Lest the new baby-sitter could not take great care
of her son, she came back
home early in order to observe.Lest = For fear that + clause: V� e r?ng
/ v� s? r?ng ?i?u g� ?� c� th? x?y ra92Because of the fact that we didn�t want to
leave them high and dry at the last
minute, we went on with the deal.Because of the fact that + clause = Because +
clause93On account of swiping his
walkman, they mugged him.On account of + N/Ving (phrase)94These brave men and women
gave their lives in order for the humankind to
have a better world.In order + for S.O + to V95Thomas must promptly finish his
prepared part in order for the leader in his team to generalize the whole title for
tomorrow�s
presentation.In order + for S.O + to V96By dint of the company�s
profit, sales would need to rise by at least 60%.By dint of ( th??ng d�ng v?i ngh?a
t?t) + N/Ving (phrase)97What do I have to do in
order to convince them?So as to= in order to = to + V-bare
infinitive (?? m�, c?t ??)98I went to the supermarket soSo as to= in order to = to
+ V-bare#
as to buy some foods.infinitive (?? m�, c?t ??)99Thanks to her swift wit, she
escaped from the hands of
kidnappers.Thanks to + N/ Ving: Nguy�n nh�n t?t100I had a sleepless night so
that I could submit the deadlines on time.So that/ In order that + S + may/
might/shall / should /can/could
/will/would + V-bare infinitive
#PH?N 5: S? H?U
2.
B
Tr??c danh t? �cookie� ph?i l� 1 t�nh t? s? h?u
n�n B ?�ng
3.
A
Tr??c danh t? �turn� ph?i d�ng t�nh t?u s? h?u
�my�
4.
A
B sai v� l� ??i t?, D sai d?ng, ??ng sau k c� danh t?
n�n ph?i dung ??i t? s? h?u �yours�5.C??ng sau l� 1 danh t? n�n ph?i dung t�nh t?
s? h?u6.DB sai v� l� t�n ng?, C sai d?ng, ??ng sau k c� danh
t? n�n ph?i d�ng ??i t? s? h?u7.DB sai d?ng, C l� t�n ng?, ??ng sau c� danh t? n�n
ph?i d�ng t�nh t? s? h?u8.BT? c?n ch?n ph?i ?�ng vai tr� l�m ch? ng?. A, C,
D sai v� kh�ng t?o th�nh c�u ho�n ch?nh,9.DA v� B thi?u s? h?u c�ch, C sai d?ng n�n
ph?i
ch?n D
10.
BA v� D thi?u s? h?u c�ch, Csai d?ng n�n ph?i ch?n
B. Do danh t? l� s? nhi?u n�n ch? c?n th�m d?u m� k c?n c� s11.CA v� B thi?u s? h?u
c�ch, D sai d?ng do th?a s sau
d?u s? h?u c�ch n�n ph?i ch?n C12.AB v� C thi?u s? h?u c�ch, D sai do th?a s sau d?
u �
n�n ph?i ch?n A13.BC sai v� th?a s sau d?u �, D sai v� thi?u s? h?u
c�ch, A sai v� l� s? �t n�n ph?i ch?n B14.AB v� C thi?u s? h?u c�ch, D sai do th?a
s sau d?u �
n�n A ?�ng15.B??ng sau c� danh t? n�n ph?i ch?n t�nh t? s? h?u16.C??ng sau c� danh
t? n�n ph?i ch?n t�nh t? s? h?u17.D??ng sau c� danh t? n�n ph?i ch?n t�nh t? s? h?
u18.A??ng sau c� danh t? n�n ph?i ch?n t�nh t? s? h?u
19.
BCh? tr?ng ??u do ??ng sau c� danh t? n�n ph?i ch?n t�nh t? s? h?u. Ch? tr?ng sau
her ?�ng vai tr�
l� t�n ng?
20.D??ng sau c� danh t? n�n ph?i ch?n t�nh t? s? h?u21.A??ng sau c� danh t? n�n ph?
i ch?n t�nh t? s? h?u
22.
my
??ng sau c� danh t? n�n ph?i ch?n t�nh t? s? h?u
23.
Her
??ng sau c� danh t? n�n ph?i ch?n t�nh t? s? h?u
24.
His
??ng sau c� danh t? n�n ph?i ch?n t�nh t? s? h?u
25.
us
??ng sau k c� danh t? n�n k th? ?i?n t�nh t? s? h?u
our, we sai v� l� ??i t?, us trong c�u n�y l� t�n ng?26.usSau ??ng t? told ph?i l�
t�n ng? n�n ph?i ch?n us27.their??ng sau l� 1 danh t? n�n ph?i ch?n t�nh t? s? h?
u28.their??ng sau l� m?t danh t? n�n ph?i ch?n t�nh t? s?
h?u29.her??ng sau l� m?t danh t? n�n ph?i ch?n t�nh t? s?
h?u
30.
your/ hisCh?n your v� ??ng sau c� danh t?. Ch? th? 2 ch?n
his v� sau ?� kh�ng c� danh t? n�n ph?i ch?n ??i t? s? h?uLEVEL B131.ADanh t? car
s? �t n�n Joe v� Mary c�ng s? h?u 1
chi?c xe n�n d?u s? h?u c�ch ??t sau ng??i th? 232.CDo 2 ng??i s? h?u 2 v?t kh�c
nhau n�n d?u s? h?u
c�ch ph?i ??t sau c? 233.AB sai v� thi?u d?u s? h?u c�ch, C sai v� thi?u s, D
sai d?ng n�n A ?�ng
34.
CCh? tr?ng ??u ph?i ?i?n t�nh t? s? h?u do ??ng tr??c danh t? c�n ch? tr?ng th? 2
kh�ng c� danh t?
??ng sau n�n ph?i ch?n ??i t? s? h?u35.DC? 2 ch? tr?ng ??u k c� danh t? theo sau
n�n ph?i
?i?n ??i t? s? h?u
36.
AC v� D sai v� danh t? picture kh�ng ph?i v?t c� s? s?ng v� chuy?n ??ng ???c n�n
ph?i c� of ?? ch? s?
h?u. B sai v� thi?u m?o t? the
37.
B
A v� C thi?u m?o t? the tr??c danh t? police, D
th?a m?o t? tr??c danh t? car n�n ph?i ch?n B
38.
D
D c� s? h?u c�ch theo ?�ng quy t?c danh t? + d?u
s? h?u c�ch + s
39.
B
Ch? tr?ng ??u ph?i ?i?n my car c� ch?c n?ng l�m ch? ng?, ch? tr?ng sau ph?i ?i?n ??
i t? s? h?u v�
??ng sau kh�ng c� danh t?.40.CGi?i t? + possessive pronouns/ N�s41.DTheo quy t?c
men l� danh t? s? nhi?u k t?n c�ng
b?ng s n�n th�m d?u s? h?u c�ch v� s sau danh t?.
42.
CDo danh t? cooking ?� ???c ?? c?p tr??c ?� n�n trong danh t? t�n ng??i Chris ch?
c� d?u s? h?u
c�ch v� s m� kh�ng c?n c� danh t? theo sau.43.A44.CC? c?m parking place thu?c s? h?
u c?a c?m the
employee of the month
45.
C?�y l� tr??ng h?p s? h?u d�ng cho danh t? ch? th?i gian n�n th�m d?u s? h?u c�ch
v� s sau danh
t?#
59.
Susan and Steve�s
Do danh t? school c�ng thu?c s? h?u c?a 2 ng??i
n�n ch? ?? s? h?u ? danh t? ch? ng??i th? hai
60.
My/ hers
Ch? tr?ng th? nh?t theo sau l� danh t? n�n ph?i ?i?n t�nh t? s? h?u c?a �I�. Ch?
tr?ng th? hai theo
sau k c� danh t? n�n ph?i ?i?n ??i t? s? h?u c?a �she� ?�ng vai tr� nh? danh t?
61.her??ng sau l� danh t? n�n ph?i ?i?n t�nh t? s? h?u62.mine??ng sau k c� danh t?
n�n ph?i ?i?n ??i t? s? h?u
c?a �I� l� �mine� v?i ngh?a b?a tr?a c?a t�i63.boys�Do danh t? boys l� s? nhi?u n�n
ch? th�m d?u s?
h?u c�ch64.Today�sD�ng s? h?u c?a danh t? today v?i ngh?a t? b�o
c?a h�m nay65.CharlesD�ng s? h?u c�ch cho danh t? t�n ri�ng Charles66.Yours ho?c
your
friendsD�ng yours n?u k mu?n l?p l?i danh t? ?� ???c
nh?c ??n tr??c ?�
67.
My/ hers
Ch? tr?ng ??u theo sau l� danh t? n�n ph?i ?i?n
t�nh t? s? h?u. Ch? tr?ng th? hai k c� danh t? theo sau n�n ?i?n ??i t? s? h?u
68.
Their/ ours
Ch? tr?ng ??u c� danh t? theo sau n�n ph?i ?i?n
83.
Tomorrow's
meeting has been cancelled.
�p d?ng quy t?c s? h?u cho danh t? ch? th?i gian
n�n �the conference tomorrow� s? chuy?n th�nh �the tomorrow�s conference�.
84.
To celebrate the graduation, we have a small party at the
Collin�s house.Apsdungj quy t?c s? h?u cho c?m �the house of Collin�. Trong m?t s?
tr??ng h?p c� th? vi?t th�nh � Collin�s� thay cho �Collin�s house�
85.The town's only
cinema has closed for 2 years.�The only cinema in the town� chuy?n th�nh �The
town�s only cinema�, danh t? sau s k c� m?o t? k�m theo.
86.It�s two hours� drive from my school to
the city centre.�p d?ng quy t?c s? h?u c�ch cho danh t? ch? th?i gian. Do hours s?
nhi?u n�n ch? th�m d?u s? h?u
c�ch.87.This is not my
book. It is Van�s.�the book of Van� chuy?n th�nh �Van�s� v� danh
t? book ?� ???c nh?c ??n tr??c ?�.88.The wooden legs of
the table are brokenKh�ng d�ng d?u s? h?u c�ch trong tr??ng h?p n�y
m� ph?i d�ng �of� v� danh t? �leg� k ph?i v?t s?ng.###
because of the
storm.
89.A portrait of
Rembrandt�s is displayed at the exhibition.?�y l� tr??ng h?p s? h?u k�p, �A
portrait of Rembrandt�s� c� ngh?a l� b?c ch�n dung do Rembrandt v?, c?n ph�n bi?t
v?i �Rembrandt�s
portrait� ngh?a l� ch�n dung c?a Rembrandt do ai ?� v?.
90.Last week's storm caused a lot of
damage.
D?ng s? h?u cho danh t? ch? th?i gian
91.Alice�s and Sam�s
cars are very expensive.Do 2 ng??i c� 2 chi?c xe kh�c nhau n�n ph?i c� s? h?u ?
c? 2 danh t?
92.Bill and Tom�s coffee shop is going out of business because they can no longer
stand
working together.
Do Bill v� Tom c�ng l� ch? c?a qu�n c� ph� n�n ch? th�m s? h?u cho danh t? th? 2
93.
our
D?a theo ng? c?nh l� ??ng sau c� danh t? n�n
ch?n t�nh t? ? h?u �our�
94.
his??ng tr??c c� danh t? t�n ri�ng l� Eric v� ngay sau
l� m?t danh t? n�n ph?i ?i?n �his�95.HisHis trong c�u n�y l� ??i t? nh�n x?ng ?�ng
vai tr�
l� danh t? l�m ch? ng?96.HersPh?i ?i?n �hers� v� danh t? Cathy l� con g�i v� k
c� danh t? theo sau ch? tr?ng
97.
Her
??ng sau c� danh t? n�n ph?i ?i?n t�nh t? s? h?u
98.
My
D?a theo ng? c?nh v� c� danh t? theo sau n�n
ch?n t�nh t? s? h?u �my�
99.
their
D?a v�o c�u tr??c c� nh?c ??n danh t? �they� v�
ngay sau c� danh t? �street� n�n ph?i ?i?n t�nh t? s? h?u �their�100.ours??ng sau k
c� danh t? n�n ph?i ch?n ??i t? s? h?u
c�n l?i l� �ours�#
16.
D
C�u ?i?u ki?n lo?i 1: if �not�.= unless
17.
C
C�u ??c cho m?t vi?c trong qu� kh?
18.
A
C�u ??c ? hi?n t?i
19.
D
C�u ??c ? t??ng lai
20.
B
C�u ??c ? hi?n t?i ( If only = I wish)
21.
A
C�u ??c ? hi?n t?i
22.
C
C�u ?i?u ki?n lo?i 2
23.
C
C�u ?i?u ki?n lo?i 1 (Unless = If not)
24.
D
C�u ??c mong ai ?� thay ??i ( wish sb would do
smt)
25.
C
C�u ?i?u ki?n lo?i 2 (b? ??ng)
26.
A
Modal perfect: D? ?o�n vi?c ?� c� th? x?y ra
trong qu� kh?
27.
D
Modal perfect: Vi?c ?�ng l? ?� n�n l�m trong
qu� kh?28.AModal perfect: Vi?c c� th? ?� l�m trong qu� kh?29.CModal perfect: Vi?c ?
� kh�ng th? x?y ra trong
qu� kh?30.DC�u ??c ? qu� kh?
LEVEL B11.DModal perfect: Vi?c ?� kh�ng th? x?y ra trong
qu� kh?2.AC?u tr�c : had better do something: Ai ?� t?t
h?n h?t n�n l�m g�3.DNeedn�t do smt: kh�ng c?n l�m g� ? hi?n t?i4.BModal perfect:
Vi?c ?� c� th? x?y ra trong qu�
kh?5.BModal perfect: Vi?c ?� kh�ng th? x?y ra trong
qu� kh?6.AModal perfect: Vi?c ?�ng l? ?� n�n l�m trong#
12.
D
Modal perfect: Vi?c ?� kh�ng th? x?y ra trong
qu� kh?
13.
C
Modal perfect: Vi?c ?�ng l? ?� n�n l�m trong
qu� kh?
14.
A
Modal perfect: Vi?c ?�ng l? ?� ph?i l�m trong
qu� kh?
15.
B
Modal perfect: Vi?c ?�ng l? ?� n�n l�m trong
qu� kh?
16.
A
Modal perfect: Vi?c ?� c� th? x?y ra trong qu�
kh?
17.
B
Modal perfect: Vi?c ch?c ch?n ?� x?y ra trong
qu� kh?
18.
D
Modal perfect: Vi?c ?�ng l? ?� n�n l�m trong
qu� kh?
19.
D
Modal perfect: Vi?c ?�ng l? kh�ng c?n ph?i l�m
trong qu� kh?20.BC?u tr�c had better do smt: Ai ?� t?t h?n h?t
n�n l�m g�21.BModal perfect: Vi?c ?� c� th? x?y ra trong qu�
kh?22.DModal perfect: Vi?c ?� c� th? kh�ng x?y ra
trong qu� kh?23.DModal perfect: Vi?c ?�ng l? ?� n�n l�m trong
qu� kh?24.CModal perfect: Vi?c ch?c ch?n ?� x?y ra trong
qu� kh?25.AModal perfect: Vi?c ch?c ch?n ?� x?y ra trong
qu� kh?26.BModal perfect: Vi?c ?�ng l? ?� n�n l�m trong
qu� kh?27.CModal perfect: Vi?c ch?c ch?n ?� x?y ra trong
qu� kh?28.AModal perfect: Vi?c ?�ng l? kh�ng c?n ph?i l�m
trong qu� kh?29.CC?u tr�c had better do smt: Ai ?� t?t h?n h?t
n�n l�m g�30.BModal perfect: Vi?c ?�ng l? ?� n�n l�m trong
qu� kh?31.BModal perfect: Vi?c ?� c� th? kh�ng x?y ra
trong qu� kh?
32.
A
Modal perfect: Vi?c ?�ng l? ?� n�n l�m trong
qu� kh?
33.
B
Modal perfect: Vi?c ch?c ch?n ?� x?y ra trong
qu� kh?
34.
B
Modal perfect: Vi?c ch?c ch?n x?y ra trong qu�
kh?
35.
A
Modal perfect: Vi?c ch?c ch?n ?� x?y ra trong
qu� kh?36.CModal perfect: Vi?c ?�ng l? ?� n�n l�m trong
qu� kh?37.AC�u ??c ? hi?n t?i38.AModal perfect: Vi?c ?� c� th? kh�ng x?y ra
trong qu� kh?39.CC�u ??c ? hi?n t?i40.AC�u ?i?u ki?n lo?i 1
LEVEL B2+1.CC?u tr�c: suggest (that) sb (should) do sth : g?i
�, y�u c?u ai l�m g�2.CC�u ?i?u ki?n lo?i 3 (Otherwise = If he had not
been busy yesterday)3.AModal perfect: di?n t? 1 vi?c ?�ng l? c� th? l�m
trong qu� kh?4.BIt�s imperative that +S + (should) V5.DC?u tr�c: insist (that) sb
(should) do sth :kh?ng
kh?ng ai n�n l�m g� (b? ??ng, qu� kh?)6.BC?u tr�c: would rather sb did sth: th�ch
ai ?�
l�m g� h?n.7.AMP: di?n t? vi?c ?�ng l? n�n l�m trong qu� kh?8.CC?u tr�c: suggest
(that) sb (should) do sth : g?i
�, y�u c?u ai l�m g�9.BC?u tr�c : Have sb sth done10.AIt�s vital that + S +
(should) V11.BC?u tr�c would rather + Vo: th�ch l�m g� h?n12.DModal
perfect13.CC�u ?i?u ki?n lo?i 314.DC�u ?i?u ki?n lo?i 315.BC�u ?i?u ki?n lo?i
316.DC?u tr�c: It + be + important + (that) + sb
(should) do sth (quan tr?ng ai ?� n�n l�m g�)
17.CC?u tr�c: suggest (that) sb (should) do sth : g?i �, y�u c?u ai l�m g�. Theo
ngh?a c?a c�u ta d�ng
d?ng b? ??ng
18.BC?u tr�c: demand (that) sb (should) do sth : y�u c?u ai n�n l�m g�
allow sb to do st: cho ph�p ai l�m g� allow doing st: cho ph�p l�m g�
Theo ngh?a c?a c�u ta s? d?ng d?ng b? ??ng19.CC�u ?i?u ki?n lo?i 320.DC?u tr�c:
recommend (that) sb (should) do sth
(gi?i thi?u ai n�n l�m g�)21.CC�u ?i?u ki?n lo?i 2#
22.AC�u ?i?u ki?n lo?i 323.BC�u ?i?u ki?n lo?i 324.C?i?u ??c ? hi?n t?i25.BC�u ?i?u
ki?n lo?i 3: If + S + had + P2 �. , S +
would have P226.B??o ng? c�u ?i?u ki?n lo?i 327.CC?u tr�c: insist (that) sb
(should) do sth :kh?ng
kh?ng ai n�n l�m g�
28.DNgo?i l? c�u ?i?u ki?n lo?i 2 ??a ra gi? thi?t, ??ng th?i t??ng t??ng ??n m?t
k?t qu? kh�ng c� th?t ? hi?n t?i ngay th?i ?i?m n�i
M? ?i?u ki?n s? d?ng ch? ng? gi? : If + it
werent�t for sth , M?nh ?? ch�nh d?ng S + would be V-ing29.CC�u ?i?u ki?n lo?i 2:
If + S + Vqk? (tobe:were)
+ �� , S + would + Vinfi30.AC?u tr�c: It + be + essential + that sb (should)
do sth (r?t c?n thi?t cho ai l�m g�)#
C�u?�p �nGi?i th�chGhi ch�1.AIt + was + c?m tr?ng ng? ch? n?i ch?n + that�2.DIt +
was + t�n ri�ng + that�3.CIt + was + t�n ng? + whom + clause4.DIt + was + c?m tr?ng
ng? ch? th?i gian + that�5.AIt + was + c?m tr?ng ng? ch? n?i ch?n + that�6.DIt + is
+ t�n ng? (v?t) + that/who + �7.AIt + is + t�n ng? (v?t) + that + �8.AIt + was + c?
m tr?ng ng? ch? th?i gian + that�9.BIt + is + t�n ng? (v?t) + that + �10.AIt + was
+ t�n ng? (ng??i) + who/that �11.CIt + was + t�n ri�ng + that�12.AIt + was + t�n
ng? (v?t) + that + clause13.BIt + was + t�n ng? (ng??i) + who/that �14.AIt + was +
t�n ng? (ng??i) + whom/that�15.DIt + is + t�n ng? (v?t) + that + �16.BIt + was + c?
m tr?ng ng? ch? th?i gian + that�17.DIt + was + t�n ng? (ng??i) + who/that �18.AIt
+ is + c?m tr?ng ng? ch? n?i ch?n + that�19.BIt + was + t�n ng? (ng??i) + who/that
�20.CIt + is + c?m tr?ng ng? ch? c�ch th?c + that�21.AIt + was + c?m tr?ng ng? ch?
n?i ch?n + that�22.AIt + was + t�n ri�ng + that�23.BIt + is/ was + subject/object +
that + clause24.BIt + was + t�n ng? (v?t) + that + �25.BIt + was + when + m?nh ?? +
that�26.CIt + is + �� + who/that �27.BM?nh ?? danh ng? �what�
28.CIt + was + t�n ri�ng + that�
29.
B
C�u m?nh ?? quan h?
30.
A
It + was + where+ m?nh ?? + that�
31.
B
M?nh ?? danh ng?
32.
A
M?nh ?? danh ng?
33.
A
It + was + c?m tr?ng ng? ch? th?i gian + that�
34.
C
C�u m?nh ?? quan h?
35.
A
The reason why/for which + m?nh ?? + V
36.
D
A: It was +�.+ that�.
B: The reason why/for which + m?nh ?? + V C: M?nh ?? danh ng?
? D: sai
37.
B
A: M?nh ?? danh ng? C: M?nh ?? danh ng? D: It was +�.+ that�.
? B: sai
38.
C
A: M?nh ?? danh ng? B: M?nh ?? quan h? D: M?nh ?? quan h?
? C: sai39.DA: It was�.that�
B, C: M?nh ?? quan h?
? D: sai40.CA: It is�that�
B: M?nh ?? danh ng? D: M?nh ?? quan h?
? C: sai41.AM?nh ?? danh ng?42.AM?nh ?? danh ng?43.CM?nh ?? quan h?44.AM?nh ?? danh
ng?45.CM?nh ?? quan h?46.CM?nh ?? danh ng?47.AIt is +�.+ that�.48.AM?nh ?? danh ng?
49.BM?nh ?? quan h?50.AM?nh ?? danh ng?51.AM?nh ?? danh ng?52.AM?nh ?? danh ng?
53.BM?nh ?? danh ng?54.CM?nh ?? danh ng?55.BM?nh ?? danh ng?56.BM?nh ?? danh ng?
57.BM?nh ?? danh ng?58.CM?nh ?? danh ng?59.AM?nh ?? danh ng?60.DM?nh ?? danh ng?
61.AC�u ch?62.CIt was + tr?ng ng? ch? th?i gian + that�63.BIt is +�.+ that�.#
64.DIt was + tr?ng ng? ch? th?i gian + that�65.CIt is +�.+ that�.66.CIt
was�who/that�.67.CIt was�.that�.68.CIt was�.that�..69.BIt is�.that�..70.CIt
was�.that�.71.AIt is/was �. that/who �.72.AIt + is/ was �. that/who �.73.CIt + is/
was �. that/who �.74.CIt + is/ was �.that/who �.75.AIt + is/ was �.that �.76.BIt +
is/ was �.that/who �.77.AIt + is/ was �.that �.
It + is/ was �.that �.78.B79.AIt + is/ was �.that �.80.BIt + is/ was �.that
�.81.BIt + is/ was �.that/who �.82.CIt + is/ was �.that �.83.AIt + is/ was
�.that�.84.BIt + is/ was �.that/who �.85.AIt + is/ was �.that/who �.86.AIt + is/
was �.that/who �.87.AIt + is/ was �.who/that �.88.AIt + is/ was �.that �.89.AIt +
is/ was �.that �.90.AIt + is/ was �.that �.91.AIt + is/ was �.that�.92.AIt + is/
was �.that �.93.BIt + is/ was �.that�.94.AIt + is/ was �.that �.95.AIt + is/ was
�.that �.96.AIt + is/ was �.that �.97.AIt + is/ was �.that �.
98.
A
It + is/ was �.that �.
99.
A
It + is/ was �.that �.
100.
A
It + is/ was �.that �.
C�u
?�p �n
Gi?i th�ch
Ghi ch�
1.
C
C� th? l??c b?t c?m �called your mom� v� c� c�ng ch? ng? �you� v� c?m t? gi?ng nhau
trong c? 2 c�u. D?a theo ngh?a th� ph?i ch?n C thay v�
B.2.B?? tr�nh b? l?p c?m �willing to take risk�, ta c�
th? l??c b?t v� ch? l?p l?i �is�.3.AD�ng c?m �do so� ?? l??c b?t thay cho c? c?m �
win this game� v� c� c�ng ch? ng? �we�
4.
CD?a theo quy t?c d�ng negative verb + so ho?c positive verb + not sau m?t ??ng t?
li�n quan ??n n�i ho?c ngh? ?? tr�nh l?p l?i c?m trong c�u c� c�ng ch? ng?. Trong
c�u n�y I hope not = I
hope he isn�t coming with us.
5.
A
V� 2 m?nh ?? c� c�ng ch? ng? n�n thay v� d�ng �I�ve never been to New Zealand but
one day I will go to New Zealand.� ta c� th? l??c b?t th�nh �I�ve never been to New
Zealand but one day I
will.�
6.
C
C�u n�y ?� l??c ?i �go with you�
7.
B
C�u ch?a l??c l� �We were (going to buy the house), but we finally decided that it
was too expensive.�. C�u n�y ?� l??c ph?n l?p l?i l�
�going to buy the house�.
8.
AC� th? l??c b?t ph?n ??ng t? b? l?p l?i khi d�ng m?t ??ng t? nguy�n th? v?i �to�.
C�u ch?a l??c l� �I�ve never been to Australia, but I�d love to go
to Australia.�9.D�want to� l� l??c c?a �want to come�10.BD�ng c?m guess + not ho?c
don�t think so ??
tr�nh l?p l?i � tr�ng nhau.11CShould + have + PII, ?�ng l? n�n l�m g� trong qu�
kh? -> ?�p �n C ?� r�t g?n called his cousin12CHope not: t�i ngh? kh�ng
13
A
One day: m?t ng�y n�o ?�, d?u hi?u th� t??ng lai;
?�p �n A ?� r�t g?n ?i go to Dat Lat
14
C
?�p �n C ?� r�t g?n c?m come to my wedding
party
15
B
?�p �n B ?� r�t g?n ?i c?m going to buy the car
16
A
?�p �n A ?� r�t g?n c?m go to Los Angeles17D?�p �n D l� r�t g?n cho c?m �wanted to
go�18BGuest not: ?o�n l� kh�ng19A?�p �n A ?� r�t g?n ?i ch? ng? WE20BChia ? qu� kh?
v� v? tr??c c� ??ng t? ?� chia ?
qu� kh?21A?�p �n A ?� r�t g?n ?i c?m go to the meeting22C?�p �n C ?� r�t g?n ?i c?m
the best right now23DAlthough + adj: m?c d�, r�t g?n ??ng ch? ng? (l�
r�t g?n c?a Although the room is mall)24AR�t g?n ??ng ch? ng?25AR�t g?n ??ng ch?
ng?26AR�t g?n ??ng ch? ng?, theo sau l� ving27CR�t g?n c�u b? ??ng ??ng ch? ng? ta
d�ng PII28DR�t g?n ??ng ch? ng?, c�u qu� kh? (After +
Ving)29AR�t g?n ??ng ch? ng?, c�u hi?n t?i (Before
+Ving)30CR�t g?n ??ng ch? ng? (Although +Ving)#
31Athough + adj: m?c d�, r�t g?n ??ng ch? ng?32CR�t g?n ??ng ch? ng?, c�u qu� kh?
33AR�t g?n ??ng ch? ng?, c�u qu� kh?34AR�t g?n ??ng ch? ng?, c�u qu� kh?35AR�t g?
n ??ng ch? ng?, c�u qu� kh?36AR�t g?n ??ng ch? ng? v?i th� hi?n t?i ho�n
th�nh37AR�t g?n ??ng ch? ng?, c�u b? ??ng, r�t g?n tobe38BR�t g?n ??ng ch? ng?,
VING39DOnce+ M?nh ?? (QKHT), m?nh ?? (QKT)40AV-ing: r�t g?n, thay cho m?nh ?? quan
h? ch?
??ng41BV-ing: r�t g?n, thay cho m?nh ?? quan h? ch?
??ng42AV-ing: r�t g?n, thay cho m?nh ?? quan h? ch?
??ng
43
A
PII: r�t g?n, thay cho m?nh ?? quan h? b? ??ng
44
A
V-ing: r�t g?n, thay cho m?nh ?? quan h? ch?
??ng
45
A
PII: r�t g?n, thay cho m?nh ?? quan h? b? ??ng
46
A
V-ing: r�t g?n, thay cho m?nh ?? quan h? ch?
??ng
47
A
V-ing: r�t g?n, thay cho m?nh ?? quan h? ch?
??ng48DAlthough + adj: m?c d�, r�t g?n ??ng ch? ng?49AThough + c?m tr?ng ng? ch? n?
i ch?n50AAlthough + adj: m?c d�, r�t g?n ??ng ch? ng?51AR�t gon c�u ??ng ch? ng?,
ch? ??ng52CR�t gon c�u ??ng ch? ng?, b? ??ng53DAfter +Ving54ABefore
+Ving55CAlthough + adj: m?c d�, r�t g?n ??ng ch? ng?56AR�t gon c�u ??ng ch? ng?, b?
to be57CR�t gon c�u ??ng ch? ng?, ch? ??ng58AR�t gon c�u ??ng ch? ng?, ch? ??
ng59AR�t gon c�u ??ng ch? ng?, ch? ??ng60AR�t gon c�u ??ng ch? ng?, ch? ??ng61AR�t
gon c�u ??ng ch? ng? she, hi?n t?i ho�n
th�nh62BBefore +Ving63AR�t gon c�u ??ng ch? ng?, b? ??ng64AV-ing: r�t g?n, thay cho
m?nh ?? quan h? ch?
??ng65AV-ing: r�t g?n, thay cho m?nh ?? quan h? ch?
??ng66AV-ing: r�t g?n, thay cho m?nh ?? quan h? ch?
??ng67A??ng t? chia th?i qu� kh? th??ng68BV-ing: r�t g?n, thay cho m?nh ?? quan h?
ch?
??ng#
69AR�t gon c�u ??ng ch? ng?, ch? ??ng70ABecause + m?nh ??71A??i t? quan h? thay th?
t�n ng? (ch? ng??i)72A??i t? quan h? thay th? t�n ng? (ch? v?t)73ABefore
+Ving74AR�t gon c�u ??ng ch? ng?, ch? ??ng75BV-ing: r�t g?n, thay cho m?nh ?? quan
h? ch?
??ng76AV-ing: r�t g?n, thay cho m?nh ?? quan h? ch?
??ng
77
A
V-ing: r�t g?n, thay cho m?nh ?? quan h? ch?
??ng
78
D
Once + M?nh ?? (QKHT), M?nh ?? (QKT)
79
You must earn
more or spend less.
L??c b?t ph?n gi?ng nhau �you must�
80
You didn�t get
hurt, but you might have.
L??c b?t ph?n gi?ng nhau l� �get hurt�81We went fishing
but didn�t catch anything.Sau �but� ?� l??c ph?n ch? ng? gi?ng nhau l� �we�.82They
didn�t visit us, although we�d
been hoping they would.L??c b?t ph?n gi?ng l� �visit us� khi c� c�ng ch? ng?
�they�.83I�ve told him to do
it but he won�t.L??c b?t ph?n gi?ng l� �do it�.84He closed the door
and took off his shoes.L??c b?t ph?n ch? ng? gi?ng l� �he�.85My father advised me
to sell the car but I decided not
to.L??c ph?n gi?ng l� �sell the car�.86They say he is the best right now, but
I don�t think he is.L??c ph?n gi?ng l� �the best�.87Maria should take the exam, but
I don�t think you
should.L??c ph?n gi?ng l� �take the exam�.88She�ll go to the meeting but I
won�t.L??c ph?n gi?ng l� �go to the meeting�89She called but didn�t leave a
message.L??c ph?n ch? ng? gi?ng l� �he�.90She doesn�t like it,
but I do.L??c tr�nh l?p l?i ph?n �like it�.#
93
I told you I�d help
you, but I can�t.
L??c ph?n gi?ng l� �help you�.
94
when seeing Mr
Tam, I ran away
V� hai c�u tr�ng ch? ng? n�n b? ?i, ??ng t? chia
? Ving
95
His novel written in 2000 was the best-seller at that time
V� hai c�u tr�ng ch? ng? n�n b? ?i, b? ??ng b? to be
96His hair wet from the showers. He walked in the icy air to Luke's Luncheonette
and ate three hamburgers in a
booth with three juniors.
Tr�ng ch? ng?97It was a fine day yesterday. So, I took my son fishing.
D�ng �so� ?? thay th? cho to�n b? � c?a m?nh ?? ph�a tr??c98Because there was
nothing else to do, we went home
Because + m?nh ??, m?nh ??99He whose back was turned to the window sitting all by
himself in the room.
M?nh ?? quan h?100Coming over the hill, six boys were running hard.
Their heads were down, forearms were working, breaths were whistling.
R�t g?n m?nh ?? ch? ??ng ta d�ng Ving#
C�u?�p �n
Gi?i th�ch
LEVEL A2
1
C
Ch? ng? (CN) all birds l� s? nhi?u
2
B
CN s? nhi?u
3
C
CN s? nhi?u
4
C
Some
5
C
Two
6
A
??ng t? to be chia s? �t
7
D
Oxen l� d?ng s? nhi?u c?a Ox: Ox � Oxen
8
C
Many
9
C
Deer � deer
10
A
Geese � goose
11
B
Danh t? (DT) ?u�i f chuy?n sang s? nhi?u th�nh ?u�i ves
12
C
Child � children
13
A
Feet l� s? nhi?u c?a foot
14
B
Scissors lu�n ? d?ng ?u�i s
15
A
Sheep � sheep
16
A
Gymnastics chia ??ng t? s? �t
17
A
Trousers chia ??ng t? s? nhi?u
18
B
Two, Man � men
19
A
Physics chia ??ng t? s? �t20BMine thay cho my scissors chia ??ng t? s? nhi?u21ANews
chia ??ng t? s? �t22CFamily chia ??ng t? s? �t23ACN l� m?t kho?ng th?i gian (three
days) chia ??ng t? s? �t24ACN local people s? nhi?u25APolice chia ??ng t? s? nhi?
u26CCN l� m?t ch? s? chia ??ng t? s? �t27A1.8 meters28ACN l� m?t kho?ng th?i gian
chia ??ng t? s? �t29AGovernment chia ??ng t? s? �t30BJeans lu�n c� ?u�i sLEVEL
B131ACh? ng? l� BRAZIL l� s? �t32DBoth chia ??ng t? s? nhi?u33BCN ch? m?t l??ng
chia ??ng t? s? �t34DPyjamas lu�n c� ?u�i s, a pair of pyjamas35CYet => ph? ??
nh36BNgay sau be l� m?t danh t? s? �t37AArmy chia ??ng t? s? �t38BT�n b?nh (the
mumps) chia ??ng t? s? �t39AShrimp � shrimp40BTwo � one41CDanh t? ?u�i y s?ng s?
nhi?u thay ?u�i ies42DC�u kh?ng ??nh => some43AFish l� DT kh�ng ??m ???c44C??ng t?
to be chia s? nhi?u, hypothesis - hypotheses
45C??ng t? chia s? nhi?u, analysis � Analyses46DDT s? nhi?u ho?c DT s? �t k�m m?o
t? (a, an, the)47BFew + DT s? nhi?u48AGlasses lu�n ? d?ng s? nhi?u49BBinoculars
chia ??ng t? s? nhi?u50CA means of transport: 1 lo?i ph??ng ti?n giao th�ng51A??ng
t? to be chia s??n ? s? nhi?u52AScissors lu�n ? d?ng ?u�i s53ATo be ?� ???c chia ?
IS n�n ch? ng? ph?i l� s? �t54CAren�t, child � children55B??ng t? chia s? nhi?u,
foot �feet56AS? nhi?u c?a Sheep l� sheep57BCh? ng? trong c�u n�y c?n danh t? s?
nhi?u58BAre59BSome + N s? nhi?u60
B
Sau the majority of + DT s? nhi?u, DT ?u�i f sang d?ng s?
nhi?u th�nh ?u�i ves
61
B
DT ?u�i f sang d?ng s? nhi?u th�nh ?u�i ves
62
B
Luggage l� DT kh�ng ??m ???c
63
C
S? nhi?u c?a goose l� geese
64
A
Hair l� DT kh�ng ??m ???c
65
A
Weather l� DT kh�ng ??m ???c66ATrouble l� danh t? kh�ng ??m ???c67BJob: l� danh
t? ??m ???c68AFurniture l� DT kh�ng ??m ???c69AChaos lu�n c� ?u�i s70ABread l� danh
t? kh�ng ??m ???c. ?�y l� c�u kh?ng ??nhLEVEL B2+71ADamage (thi?t h?i) � damage72
B
Damage (kho?n b?i th??ng) � damages
73
C
A species: m?t lo�i
74
B
Species � species
75
A
Trousers, shorts lu�n c� ?u�i s
76
C
A series of: m?t chu?i �
77
A
Series � series
78
D
T?t c? ??u c� ngh?a l� nhi?u ng??i
79
A
C�u kh?ng ??nh, paper l� danh t? kh�ng ??m ???c80BSome paper (paper kh�ng ??m ???
c), A paper = m?t t? gi?y
(paper ??m ???c)81BExperience l� DT kh�ng ??m ???c82BAnyone chia ??ng t? s?
�t83BLi?t k� m?t lo?t DT v� DT tr??c ?� ??u ? d?ng DT s? nhi?u,
phenomenon c� s? nhi?u l� phenomena
84
C
Crisis � Crises
85
A
??ng t? s? nhi?u n�n c?n ch? ng? s? nhi?u, medium c� s?
nhi?u l� media
86
A
A shoal of pollack l� danh t? s? �t
87
A
A school of jazz l� danh t? s? �t
88
C
A flock of sheep l� danh t? s? �t
89
A
Prides of sheep l� danh t? s? nhi?u90ACh? ng? l� s? nhi?u91BCh? ng? l� s� nhi?
u92BCh? ng? l� s? �t93BCh? ng? l� s? nhi?u94CCh? ng? l� s? �t95ACh? ng? l� s?
�t96BCh? ng? THAT chia ??ng t? ? s? �t97ASome + criteria (danh t? s? nhi?
u)98BDiagnosis c� d?ng s? nhi?u l� Diagnoses99BBacteria l� s? nhi?u n�n c?ng ph?i
ch?n fungi (fungi l� d?ng
s? nhi?u c?a fungus)100BData collection: thu th?p d? li?u#
C�u?�p �nGi?i th�chGhi ch�1.AD?a v�o ngh?a c?a c�u g?c => V!2.BD?a v�o ngh?a c?a
c�u g?c => V!3.CD?a v�o ngh?a c?a c�u g?c => V!4.ARead the instructions: ??c h??ng
d?n5.BD?a v�o ng? c?nh.Don�t feed the animals:
kh�ng cho ??ng v?t ?n6.CD?a v�o ngh?a c?a c�u7.DD?a v�o ng? c?nh. Switch off: t?
t8.AD?a v�o ng? c?nh. M?nh l?nh th?c Don�t be +
adj9.BD?a v�o ng? c?nh => Don�t V!10.CD?a v�o ng? c?nh => Don�t V!11.DHurry up:
nhanh l�n (d�ng ?? th�c gi?c ai ?�)12.DAsk sb for st: h?i ai v? ?i?u g�13.DM?nh l?
nh th?c; Be + adj14.CM?nh l?nh th?c. Make one�s bed: d?n gi??ng15.DM?nh l?nh th?c.
Fill in: ?i?n16.DM?nh l?nh th?c. D?a v�o ng? c?nh.17.DM?nh l?nh th?c. D?a v�o ng?
c?nh.18.DM?nh l?nh th?c. D?a v�o ng? c?nh.19.DD?a v�o ng? c?nh.20.DM?nh l?nh th?c.
D?a v�o ng? c?nh.
21.
C
M?nh l?nh th?c. Stay with sb: ? b�n c?nh ai
22.
D
M?nh l?nh th?c.
23.
D
M?nh l?nh th?c. Pass sb st: ??a cho ai c�i g�
24.
D
M?nh l?nh th?c. D?a v�o ng? c?nh.
25.
C
M?nh l?nh th?c. D?a v�o ng? c?nh. Take st to
sb: mang c�i g� ??n cho ai.26.CM?nh l?nh th?c. D?a v�o ng? c?nh.27.DPress the
button: ?n n�t28.CM?nh l?nh th?c. D?a v�o ng? c?nh.
29.CM?nh l?nh th?c. D?a v�o ng? c?nh.30.CM?nh l?nh th?c. D?a v�o ng? c?nh.31.AM?nh
l?nh th?c. D?a v�o ng? c?nh.32.AM?nh l?nh th?c. D?a v�o ng? c?nh.33.AM?nh l?nh th?
c. D?a v�o ng? c?nh.34.AM?nh l?nh th?c. D?a v�o ng? c?nh.35.AM?nh l?nh th?c. D?a
v�o ng? c?nh.36.AD?a v�o ng? c?nh.37.AM?nh l?nh th?c. D?a v�o ng? c?nh.38.ALet�s
V39.AHow about +Ving40.AWhy don�t you +V?
Hit the book: h?c b�i41.CWhy don�t you +V?42.CMake noise: l�m ?n43.CHow about
+Ving?44.CWhy don�t you +V?45.CD?a v�o ng? c?nh. (Listen to sb)46.CD?a v�o ng? c?
nh. Give sb st: ??a cho ai c�i
g�47.CD?a v�o ng? c?nh. Give st to sb: ??a c�i g�
cho ai48.CLet�s +V.49.CM?nh l?nh th?c. D?a v�o ng? c?nh.50.CM?nh l?nh th?c. D?a v�o
ng? c?nh.51.BD?a v�o ng? c?nh. Throw away:v?t ?i52.BM?nh l?nh th?c. D?a v�o ng? c?
nh.53.BM?nh l?nh th?c. D?a v�o ng? c?nh.54.BM?nh l?nh th?c. D?a v�o ng? c?nh.55.BM?
nh l?nh th?c. D?a v�o ng? c?nh.56.BD?a v�o ng? c?nh.57.BHit the hay = go to bed: ?i
ng?58.BGet off: xu?ng (xe,t�u)59.BGet rid of V-ing: b? l�m vi?c g�60.CTake up (V-
ing) st: b?t ??u (l�m) c�i g� nh?
m?t th�i quen61.BTake st up with sb: ph�n n�n ?i?u g� v?i ai62.BTake on sb: thu�
ai63.BTake off shoes: c?i gi�y64.BTake sb in cho ai ? nh?65.BPut back: tr? v? ch?
c?66.BPut aside: ?? d�nh67.BPut sb down for + m?t s? ti?n (4$5, $10, etc.):
ghi s? ti?n c�ng ??c68.BD?a v�o ng? c?nh.69.BFeel free to V-inf: tho?i m�i l�m vi?c
g�70.BMake up one�s mind: suy ngh?71.AGrant sb a loan: cho ai vay ti?n72.AD?a v�o
ng? c?nh. Forgive: tha th?#
73.AD?a v�o ng? c?nh.74.AGo around: ?i xung quanh75.AGo back on one�s words: nu?t
l?i76.AGo for st: ch?n c�i g�77.AGo on with st: ti?p t?c78.AGo through st: ??c k?,
nghi�n c?u k?
79.
A
Come along with sb: ?i c�ng ai
80.
A
Come forward: t? nguy?n, xung phong
81.
B
Come up with st: ngh? ra, l�m ra
82.
B
Refrain from V-ing: ng?ng l�m g�
83.
B
M?nh l?nh th?c. D?a v�o ng? c?nh.
Dishearten: l�m n?n long
84.
B
M?nh l?nh th?c. D?a v�o ng? c?nh. Bring
back st: ?em tr?85.BM?nh l?nh th?c. D?a v�o ng? c?nh. Chew:
nhai86.BM?nh l?nh th?c. D?a v�o ng? c?nh. Stretch:
d�n c?87.BM?nh l?nh th?c. D?a v�o ng? c?nh.
Underestimate: ?�nh gi� th?p88.BM?nh l?nh th?c. D?a v�o ng? c?nh.
Cry over spilt milk: than v�n v? m?t ?i?u t? h?i ?� x?y ra
89.
B
M?nh l?nh th?c. D?a v�o ng? c?nh.
Butter sb up: n?nh b? ai
90.
B
M?nh l?nh th?c. D?a v�o ng? c?nh.
Purchase: mua
91.
D
M?nh l?nh th?c. D?a v�o ng? c?nh.
Put all one�s eggs in one basket: t?t tay92.DD?a v�o ng? c?nh. Spill the beans: ti?
t l? b�
m?t93.DD?a v�o ng? c?nh. Take st with a pinch of
salt: d�nh gi� c�i g� k? c�ng94.DM?nh l?nh th?c. D?a v�o ng? c?nh.
Drop the ball: m?c l?i95.DGet the show on the road: b?t ??u th?c hi?n
vi?c g�96.DM?nh l?nh th?c. D?a v�o ng? c?nh.
Break a leg: ch�c may m?n97.DM?nh l?nh th?c. D?a v�o ng? c?nh.
Make a clown of sb: bi?n ai th�nh ngu ng?c98.DWatch out for sb/st: c?n th?n ai/ c�i
g�99.DSteal the show: tr? n�n n?i b?t (trong m?t s?
ki?n, t�nh hu?ng)100.DM?nh l?nh th?c. D?a v�o ng? c?nh.
Bark up the wrong tree: c? l�m g� theo m?t c�ch v� d?ng, kh�ng kh? thi#
#PH?N 11: ??NG T? V?I M?NH ?? TR?NG NG? CH? TH?I GIAN
39
had met
H�nh ??ng x?y ra tr??c m?t h�nh ??ng
kh�c trong qu� kh?
40
went � had read
H�nh ??ng x?y ra tr??c m?t h�nh ??ng
kh�c trong qu� kh?
41
hadn't worn
H�nh ??ng x?y ra tr??c m?t h�nh ??ng
kh�c trong qu� kh?
42
had started
H�nh ??ng x?y ra tr??c m?t h�nh ??ng
kh�c trong qu� kh?
43
listened � had done
H�nh ??ng x?y ra tr??c m?t h�nh ??ng
kh�c trong qu� kh?
44
had gone � went
H�nh ??ng x?y ra tr??c m?t h�nh ??ng
kh�c trong qu� kh?
45
A
??o ng?: Hardly +had +S +PII +
when + clause (QKT)
52BR�t g?n ch? ng? v� hai c�u tr�ng ch? ng? trong m?nh ?? ch?a while
While + Ving�.53CR�t g?n ch? ng? v� hai c�u tr�ng ch? ng? trong m?nh ?? ch?a Before
before + ving�.54BR�t g?n ch? ng? v� hai c�u tr�ng ch? ng? trong m?nh ?? ch?a while
While + ving�.
55
B
Di?n t? m?t h�nh ??ng ?ang x?y ra th� c� m?t h�nh ??ng kh�c xen v�o. H�nh ??ng ?ang
x?y ra chia ? qu� kh? ti?p di?n, h�nh ??ng kh�c xen v�o chia ?
qu� kh?.
56
B
Di?n t? m?t h�nh ??ng ?ang x?y ra th� c� m?t h�nh ??ng kh�c xen v�o. H�nh ??ng ?ang
x?y ra chia ? qu� kh? ti?p di?n, h�nh ??ng kh�c xen v�o chia ?
qu� kh?.57AR�t g?n ch? ng? v� hai c�u tr�ng ch? ng? trong m?nh ?? ch?a SINCE
SINCE + V-ing�.58BR�t g?n ch? ng? v� hai c�u tr�ng ch? ng? (we) trong m?nh ?? ch?a
WHILE
WHILE + V-ing�.
59
C
R�t g?n ch? ng? v� hai c�u tr�ng ch? ng? (SHE), ??u m?nh ?? th??ng l�
Ving
60
C
V� v? sau m?nh ?? chia ? qu� kh? ti?p di?n, n�n m?nh ?? ch?a while c?ng chia ? qu�
kh? ti?p di?n, di?n t? hai h�nh ??ng song song x?y ra trong qu�
kh?
61
When I entered the
room, I was surprised at what I saw.When + m?nh ?? qu� kh? n�n m?nh ?? sau c?ng
chia ? qu� kh?62The rain prevented the volunteers from mowing
the old lady�s lawns.Prevent�from + V-ing, ng?n ch?n ai ?� l�m vi?c g�63After
having done his
homework, David went to bed.After + having + PII, m?nh ?? sau chia ? qu� kh?64After
telling/having told
him off, I realized I was wrongAfter + having + PII, m?nh ?? sau chia ? qu� kh?
65Before passing the exam,
I (had) worked very hard for it.Before + V-ing, m?nh ?? sau chia ? qu� kh?/ qu� kh?
ho�n th�nh66After considering/having
considered what to study,after + Ving/ having PII, m?nh ?? sau
chia ? qu� kh?#
I decided to major in
Maths.67After writing/having
written a letter, she went to bed. After + Ving/ having PII, m?nh ?? sau chia ? qu�
kh?68Before having a fatal accident, she went out for
a walk.Before + V-ing, m?nh ?? sau chia ? qu� kh?/ qu� kh? ho�n th�nh69After
facing/ having faced the matter, she decided to
go away. after + V-ing/ having PII, m?nh ?? sau chia ? qu� kh?70Before writing/
having
written the assignment, we read the book.Before + V-ing, m?nh ?? sau chia ? qu�
kh?/ qu� kh? ho�n th�nh
LEVEL B2+71No sooner had he left the office than the telephone
rang.NO SOONER + HAD + S + PII +
THAN + S + V-qu� kh? ??n.72Hardly had I put the phone down when the
boss rang back.HARDLY + HAD + S + PII + WHEN
+ S + V- qu� kh? ??n.73Not until the bell rang did he finish his work.NOT UNTIL +
TH?I GIAN/ S1 + V1
+ TR? ??NG T? + S2 + V274Only after several months did we begin to see the
symptoms of the disease.Only after + /V-ing/ N: ch? sau khi75Only later were all
the
facts made public.Only later: ch? sau ?�76No sooner had I got into
the bath than someone knocked on the door.
NO SOONER + HAD + S + PII +
THAN + S + V-qu� kh? ??n.
77
Only when your identity
has been checked will you be allowed in.
ONLY WHEN +M?, T?T +S+ V
78
Hardly had the play
started when there was a power failure.
HARDLY + HAD + S + PII + WHEN
+ S + V- qu� kh? ??n.79Scarcely had we arrived home when the police
called.SCARELY + HAD + S + PII + WHEN
+ S + V- qu� kh? ??n.80Barely had the trial
proceedings begun when the judge was taken ill.BARELY + HAD + S + PII + WHEN +
S + V- qu� kh? ??n.81No sooner had we come
home than it started to rainNO SOONER + HAD + S + PII +
THAN + S + V-qu� kh? ??n.82Hardly had we turned on
the TV, the electricityHARDLY + HAD + S + PII + WHEN
+ S + V- qu� kh? ??n.#
LEVEL A2
1
A
V? tr??c ? d?ng ph? ??nh v?i th� hi?n t?i ho�n th�nh
=> ?u�i kh?ng ??nh
2
C
D?ng kh?ng ??nh v?i ??ng t? to be th� qu� kh?
3
B
? d?ng kh?ng ??nh v?i CAN
4
A
? d?ng ph? ??nh v?i th� hi?n t?i ho�n th�nh
5
B
? d?ng kh?ng ??nh v?i th� t??ng lai6B? d?ng kh?ng ??nh v?i to be7B? d?ng ph? ??nh
v?i ??ng t? khuy?t thi?u8A? d?ng ph? ??nh v?i ??ng t? th??ng9C? d?ng kh?ng ??nh v?i
??ng t? th??ng10B? d?ng kh?ng ??nh v?i ??ng t? th??ng11B? d?ng kh?ng ??nh, th� qu�
kh?12D? d?ng kh?ng ??nh v?i ??ng t? to be13C? d?ng ph? ??nh th� hi?n t?i ho�n
th�nh14CTr??ng h?p ??c bi?t I am? aren�I15B? d?ng ph? ??nh c?a t??ng lai16C? d?ng
kh?ng ??nh c?a ??ng t? th??ng17C? d?ng kh?ng ??nh c?a to be18C? d?ng kh?ng ??nh c?a
??ng t? th??ng19A? d?ng ph? ??nh c?a to be20B? d?ng kh?ng ??nh c?a ??ng t? th??
ng21C? d?ng kh?ng ??nh c?a to be22AC�u m?nh l?nh23CC�u g?i �24BD?ng kh?ng ??nh v?i
to be25ASeldom mang ngh?a ph? ??nh26CD?ng kh?ng ??nh th� hi?n t?i ti?p di?n27BD?ng
ph? ??nh c?a ??ng t? th??ng28A? d?ng kh?ng ??nh c?a to be29CD?ng kh?ng ??nh c?a th�
qu� kh?30C? d?ng kh?ng ??nh v?i couldLEVEL B11BD?ng ph? ??nh v??i may not2DD?ng kh?
ng ??nh v?i should3CD?ng kh?ng ??nh th� hi?n t?i ho�n th�nh4CSeldom mang ngh?a
ph? ??nh5CNever mang ngh?a ph? ??nh6DD?ng kh?ng ??nh v?i that7ANo one mang ngh?a
ph? ??nh th� qu� kh?8CNothing mang ngh?a ph? ??nh, v?i to be is9
D
??c bi?t I�m
10
B
C�u kh?ng ??nh v?i everything
11
B
C�u kh?ng ??nh v?i everyone th� qu� kh?
12
B
V? tr??c c� NEVER => is it
13
A
C�u g?i �
14
C
C�u m?nh l?nh
15
D
C�u kh?ng ??nh v?i ch? ngh?a �this picture�
16
A
Never mang ngh?a ph? ??nh th� hi?n t?i ??n
17
C
Hardly mang ngh?a ph? ??nh th� hi?n t?i ??n
18
C
Nobody mang ngh?a ph? ??nh th� qu� kh?
19
D
C�u kh?ng ??nh v?i THIS
20
C
C�u g?i �
21
C
C�u ph? ??nh
22
B
Never mang ngh?a ph? ??nh
23
C
Rarely mang ngh?a ph? ??nh
24
ASeldom mang ngh?a ph? ??nh25AC�u kh?ng ??nh v?i ch? ng? everyone, th� qu� kh?
26BC�u kh?ng ??nh v?i ch? ng? everybody, th� hi?n t?i
??n27DV? ch�nh ph? ??nh �nobody�28BV? ch�nh kh?ng ??nh �are�29BV? ch�nh kh?ng ??nh
�am�30BV� ch�nh kh?ng ??nh �could�31AV? ch�nh kh?ng ??nh �ought�32DV? ch�nh ph? ??
nh �can�t�33CV? ch�nh ph? ??nh �little�34BV? ch�nh ph? ??nh �few�35BV? ch�nh kh?
ng ??nh �a few�36AV? ch�nh ph? ??nh �rarely�37AV? ch�nh ph? ??nh �hardly�38AV?
ch�nh ph? ??nh �seldom�39AV? ch�nh ph? ??nh �rarely�40BV? ch�nh ph? ??nh
�nowhere�LEVEL B2+1BNothing mang ngh?a ph? ??nh, c�u ? th� qu� kh?2BCh? ng? l� �
what you have said�, c�u ? d?ng kh?ng
??nh3CC�u m?i4AC�u ?? ngh?5D??ng t? ch�nh l� had better6BM?nh ?? ch�nh l� Mary can
do it, ? d?ng kh?ng ??nh7AM?nh ?? ch�nh l� �he will come here�, ? d?ng
kh?ng ??nh8BCh? ng? l� �why he killed himself�, ? d?ng kh?ng
??nh9AStupid boy l� ng??i, ? d?ng kh?ng ??nh10BBeautiful dress l� v?t, ? d?ng kh?ng
??nh11BM?nh ?? ch�nh l� �he is from India�, ? d?ng kh?ng
??nh12AC�u m?nh l?nh13DV? ch�nh ? d?ng kh?ng ??nh, ch? ng? l� someone14BV? ch�nh l�
kh?ng ??nh v?i had better15AC� t? never, ph? ??nh
16
C
C� t? no one, ph? ??nh
17
C
C�u kh?ng ??nh �There are �� n�n ?u�i l� �aren�t
there?�
18
C
Seldom, ph? ??nh
19
C
C�u g?i �
20
B
V? ch�nh l� �he won�t help me with this matter� =>
?u�i kh?ng ??nh
21
A
Never l� ph? ??nh => ?u�i kh?ng ??nh
22
D
Nothing mang ngh?a ph? ??nh => ?u�i kh?ng ??nh
23
C
Nobody mang ngh?a ph? ??nh, v?i ??ng t? th??ng
24
D
Would rather mang ngh?a kh?ng ??nh
25
A
Used to l� qu� kh? v?i ??ng t? th??ng
26
A
Ph? ??nh v??i ??ng t? tobe ? th� qu� kh?27BC�u m?nh l?nh28AC�u g?i �29A? d?ng
ph? ??nh, won�t mind30AC�u m?nh l?nh#
CHUY�N ?? 4: ??C HI?U V� X�C ??NH L?I SAI TRONG PH?M VI C�U
SttC�u h?i?�p �nGi?i th�chGhi ch�Text 11AStop(v) d?ng; end(v) k?t th�c; break(v) ??
p v?, g�y; leave(v) d?i ?i D?a theo � ngh?a c?a c�u �Tuy nhi�n
b?n kh�ng c?n ph?i d?ng l�m vi?c ?? ?i h?c�2BVariety of: ?a d?ng, nhi?u
D?ch: �n� c�n c� th? m? ra m?t m?t lo?t c�c l?i �ch�3BC�u chia ? th� hi?n t?i ho�n
th�nh n�n lo?i C, D. m?t kh�c ever ch? d�ng
trong c�u h?i nghi v?n v� c�u h?i n�n ch?n B4DGrow (v) l?n l�n, add (v) th�m v�o,
change (v) thay ??i, increase (v) gia t?ng
D?ch: �N?u b?n ch?a bao gi? h?c ??i h?c tr??c ?�y, b?n s? t?n h??ng ni?m vui ??c
bi?t, m?i l? c?a vi?c n�ng cao ki?n th?c c?a b?n�
5
A
D?ch: �b?n c� th? k?t b?n v?i t?t c? c�c
lo?i ng??i�
6
B
Suggest (v): g?i �, find (v) nh?n th?y, wish (v) ??c, want (v) mu?n
D?ch: �b?n c�n c� th? nh?n ra r?ng b?ng c?p mang l?i cho b?n nh?ng c? h?i ngh?
nghi?p m?i�7DD?ch: �b?n kh�ng th?c s? c?n ??n ?H m? ?? h?c m� b?n c� th? h?c ? nh�
s? d?ng tivi, radio, c�c ph?n m?m m�y
t�nh�8BAttend a class: tham gia m?t l?p h?c D?ch: �b?n c� th? tham gia m?t l?p
h?c m?t th�ng n?u b?n mu?n h?c ? m?t trung t�m c?a tr??ng ?H m?�9AD?ch: �T?t nhi�n
l� s? c� nh?ng b�i ki?m tra ph?i l�m, gi?ng nh? b?t c?
tr??ng ??i h?c n�o kh�c�10CWould like: mu?n.
D?ch: n?u b?n mu?n bi�t nhi?u h?n, t?t c? nh?ng g� b?n c?n l�n l� ?i?n v�o m?u ??n
d??i ?�y.Text 21BOnly > the
D?ch: Trong nhi?u th? k?, c� l� nh�
khoa h?c n? duy nh?t c� m?t v? tr� trong s�ch l?ch s?.2BMake sure: d�m ch?c, ??m b?
o D?ch: anh ta ch?c ch?n r?ng con g�i
m�nh c� n?n gi�o d?c t?t nh?t.3CCustom: phong t?c, t?c; class(n) l?p h?c;
oppotunity: c? h?i, teacher(n) gi�o vi�n
Dich: ?i?u n�y l� kh�ng b�nh th??ng
v� h?u h?t ph? n? c� r?t �t c? h?i ?? h?c t?p.4A?TQH ?�ng vai tr� l� t�n ng? ch? v?
t n�n ch? c� th? ch?n Which ho?c When. ? ?�y d�ng ?? ch? ??a ?i?m n�n ch?n When
D?ch: Alexandria l� n?i c� b?t ??u d?y to�n h?c.
5
C
Famous for: n?i ti?ng v? c�i g� D?ch: C� nhanh ch�ng tr? n�n n?i
ti?ng v?i ki?n th?c v? nh?ng � t??ng m?i.
6
B
D?ch: Ch�ng t�i kh�ng c� b?n sao s�ch
c?a c� ?y, nh?ng ch�ng t�i bi?t r?ng c� ?y ?� vi?t m?t s? nghi�n c?u v? to�n h?c
quan tr?ng7CDo (v) l�m, experiment (v) l�m th� nghi?m, invent (v) ph�t minh, learn
(v) h?c
Dich: Hypatia c?ng quan t�m ??n c�ng ngh? v� ph�t minh ra m?t s? c�ng c?
khoa h?c ?? gi�p c�c c�ng tr�nh c?a m�nh
8
D
At the time: v�o th?i ?i?m b?y gi?
9
A
D?ch: V�o th?i ?i?m ?� nhi?u k? cai tr? s? khoa h?c v� b?t k? ai k?t n?i v?i n�
??u g?p nguy hi?m.
10
A
Sau and c� ??ng t? killed ???c chia ? th� qu� kh? ??n suy ra tr??c n� c?ng chia
QK?. B? ??ng c?a qu� kh? l�
was/were P2Text 31CA few + noun: m?t v�i
Lo?i A v� kh�ng c� h�nh th?c a many
+ noun, lo?i B v� ph?i l� a lot of, lo?i D v� ph?i l� a couple of2DC?u tr�c so s�nh
c?a t�nh t? ng?n:
Adj_er +than3AD?ch: c� r?t nhi?u con ???ng ?i qua d�y Rocky nh?ng c�ch t?t nh?t ??
ng?n nh�n ch�ng l� ?i du l?ch b?ng t�u#
4BTravel by train: di chuy?n b?ng t�u
h?a5CT??ng ?ng gi?a its feet in the water v�
its head in the moutains6BAllow somebody to do st
D?ch: th�nh ph? n�y cho ph�p c? d�n c?a h? tr??t d?c ch? 15 ph�t b?ng xe
t? trng t�m th�nh ph?.7ACity centre: trung t�m th�nh ph?.8DSet off: kh?i h�nh,
leave off: ng?ng l�m g�, get off: xu?ng t�u xe, take off; c?t c�nh
D?ch: 30 t�u tr? kh�ch ???c kh?i h�nh t? Vancouver....9B?TQH Which ?�ng vai tr� l�
ch? ng?
trong c�u thay th? cho danh t? ch? v?t ??ng tr??c n�.10CD?ch: B?n ng? tr�n t�u, ?i?
u n�y r?t
th� v?,v� ?i qua m?t s? n?i t?t nh?t v�o ban ?�mText 41B2AEmploy (v) tuy?n d?ng,
use (v) s? d?ng, utilize (v) t?n d?ng, rent (v0 thu� nh�
D?ch: b?n c� bi?t r?ng h?u h?t c�c c�ng ti s?n xu?t s�-c�-la ??u thu�
nh?ng ng??i n?m th? s�-c�-la.3CD?ch: C�ng vi?c c?a h? l� n?m th? s� c� la trong khi
n� ?ang ???c l�m v�
n�i n?u n� qu� ng?t ho?c qu� ??ng4DScent (n) d?u th?m, n??c hoa; odour
(n) m�i th?m, n??c hoa; smell (n) m�i th?i, m�i �i; flavour (n) v? ngon, m�i th?m.
D?ch: B?n ph?i r?t gi?i n?m th? h??ng v? kh�c nhau.5CD?ch: B?n ph?i r?t gi?i n?m
th? h??ng v? kh�c nhau b?n ph?i b�nh lu?n v?
c?m gi�c c?a s� c� la.6DDegree in: b?ng c?p trong l?nh v?c g�. D?ch: H?u h?t nh?ng
ng??i n?m s� c�
la ??u c� b?ng v? c�ng ngh? th?c ph?m7BD?ch: b?n s? kh�ng th? l�m vi?c cho
??n khi b?n ?� c� nhi?u kh�a ?�o t?o8CExperiment (n) th� nghi?m, trial (n) s? th?
nghi?m, test (n) b�i ki?m tra, exam
(n) b�i ki?m tra (trong tr??ng h?c) D?ch: Sau ?�, b?n ph?i tr?i qua m?t v�i
b�i ki?m tra tr??c khi b?n c� th? ???c#
ch?n.9AChocolate bar (n) thanh s� c� la D?ch: n?u b?n ngh? r?ng b?n s? gi?i n?m
s�c�la th� h�y th? ph�t tri?n v? gi�c c?a b?n b?ng c�ch n?m th? c�c
thanh s�c�la kh�c nhau b? b?t m?t.10DIncome (n) thu nh?p, payment (n) ti?n b?i th??
ng, wage (n) ti?n l??ng, ti?n th??ng, pay (n) ti?n l??ng.
D?ch: n?u b?n nh?n ???c m?t c�ng vi?c nh? th? n�y, b?n s? kh�ng ???c tr? l??ng cao
nh?ng h?u h?t nh?ng ng??i n?m th? ??u th�ch c�ng vi?c c?a h? nhi?u ??n m?c l??ng
kh�ng ph?i l�
r?t quan tr?ng.Text 51BMost of + a/an/the/this/that/these/those/my/his...
+ N, c� ngh?a l� h?u h?t.
D?ch: h?u h?t nh?ng ??a tr? l� h?c sinh c?p 2.2CSpend+ ving3BKnown as: ???c bi?t ??
n nh? l� D?ch: h? d�nh m�a h� ?? gi? cho th�nh ph? xanh nh? l� m?t ph?n c?a ch??ng
tr�nh ???c g?i l� "c�ng vi?c
c?a tr??ng"4BConsist of: bao g?m5AA large number of: m?t s? l??ng l?n6CTake part:
tham gia
D?ch: Kho?ng 75% tr? em 14 tu?i c?a Reykjavik v� 60% tr? em 16 tu?i c?a th�nh ph?
tham gia7BPrepare(v) chu?n b?, improve(v) c?i thi?n, attend(v) tham gia, produce(v)
s?n xu?t
D?ch: H? ???c tr? ti?n cho c�ng vi?c c?a h?, v� ??ng th?i h? c?i thi?n m�i tr??ng
th�nh ph? c?a h?8AD?ch: h? c�n h?c ???c c�ch ?? l�m
vi?c nh�m....9DD?ch: H? c?ng h?c c�ch l�m vi?c nh? m?t th�nh vi�n c?a m?t ??i ???c
d?n
d?t b?i m?t ng??i l?n10BD?ch: Kinh nghi?m n�y cung c?p cho h? nh?ng k? n?ng h?u �ch
khi h? r?i
kh?i gi�o d?c v� b??c v�o th? gi?i c�ng vi?c#
#PH?N 2: ??C V� X�C ??NH TH�NG TIN T/F/NG TRONG PH?M VI V?N B?N
STTC�u h?i?�p �nGi?i th�chGhi ch�Passage 1 A21FMadagascar has two seasons, a warm,
wet season
(�) and a cooler dry season => 2 seasons2TMadagascar has two seasons, a warm, wet
season
from November to April, and a cooler dry season between May and October3FThe dry
season is cooler and more pleasant.4TThe high, central part of the country is much
drier and cooler. About 1,400 mm of rain falls in the
rainy season, with some thunderstorms, but the summer is usually sunny and dry5FThe
summers can be extremely hot, especially in the
southwest.Passage 2 (A2)1FDay One - departure from Miami2FDay Four - visit Puerto
Rico and Antigua => 2
places in a day => not a whole day in Antigua3Tour two-week cruise is $3500 (as
long as you can
afford)4TWe have three ships: The Crystal Queen, The
Crystal Princess, The Crystal Palace5Fwe also organize cruises in the Baltic Sea
and the
MediterraneanPassage 3 B11TThe first paragraph tells us that "Many Canadians, on
the other hand, will tell you that Canadian English is more like British
English...". So it is true
to say that Canadians consider their English to be close to British.2TIn the second
paragraph we can read that "Canadian does exist as a separate variety of British
English, with subtly distinctive features of pronunciation and
vocabulary", so statement is true.3FIt is said in the third paragraph: "The French,
starting in the 1600s, colonised the St Lawrence River...". So the river was
colonised by French, not
Canadians.4TIt is said in the fourth paragraph: �Thus Canadian
English was� both American � and not American��.5NGAccording to the
fifth paragraph "...people in certain parts of the United States adopted some of
these changes, but Canadians did not." So we cannot say with the authority that
some other countries, apart from the USA, adopted these changes. Thus, the
answer in not given.Passage 4 B11TPayment is above average (paragraph 2)
2TIt pays my bills and makes me laugh.3FOwning more than 65 offices in the US and
Canada,
not all over the world.4TThey offer an expansive range of security solutions
for airports, healthcare facilities, office buildings, and more.5NGDoes not mention
the wages6TYou can see this in the passagePassage 5 B11T�After their introduction
to Europe they were an immediate sensation and were quickly incorporated into the
diet.�
There two statements are clearly saying the same thing. Notice the use of synomyms:
Became popular = sensation As soon as = immediately Brought into =
introduced2F�Capsaisin causes temporary irritation the trigeminal cells.�
This is false as the statement says 'significant damage'. This is not the same as a
'temporary
irritation'.3T�Only mammals feel the burning effects; birds feel nothing. As birds
are a better method of distributing the seeds, which pass intact through their
guts�
This is true as this section in the reading clearly tells us birds feel nothing
(when they eat them) and they distribute them around when it leaves their body. So
clearly chilies are eaten by birds. In other words, they can be a part of a bird�s
diet.
4
NG
�The smaller chilies tend to be the hottest. This may
reflect the fact that they tend to grow closer to the ground and are therefore more
vulnerable to animals.�
We are told here that small chilies grow closer to the ground. It can be assumed
then that many of the large ones are higher off the ground.
5
NG
�The heat of a chili is measured on the Scoville scale.�
Again, this is Not Given. We are given some information about heat in this sentence
and those that follow.
But these are just descriptions about how they are
hot. We are not told specifically that this is the reason they are breeding
them.Passage 6 B11Tyou can feel less worried if you are prepared.2NGNo information
3
F
If you see smoke coming under the door � don't
open the door!
4
T
If you don't see smoke � touch the door. If the door
is hot or very warm � don't open the door!
5
T
If there's no smoke or heat when you open the door,
go toward your escape route exit.Passage 7 B11T(herbivorous means only eats plants;
eats gum
leaves)2NG(koalas are bigger in size in southern Australia
but the number of koalas is not mentioned)3NG(they do not talk about how many joeys
they
have)4T(mostly nocturnal, which means awake at night
time)5F(they sleep a lot, but it is the best way to conserve
energy, not that they become drunk)6T(they usually get their water from gum
leaves)Passage 8 B21TAway from the regulation of trained pharmacists, fattening
pills are illegally dispensed by the same small shops which sell topical bleaching
creams and other popular beauty fixes. Sold individually, in small bags and emptied
sweet containers, they are completely devoid of any information about medical
risks. ? devoid of = lack
2
T
It is difficult to estimate how many women in Sudan
use these products to gain weight, because many are reluctant to admit to it.
3
F
Pills are often rebranded and given catchy street names which allude to their
effects. From The Neighbours' Shock to Chicken Thighs and My Mama Suspects, the
clinical name of pills are forgotten and replaced by promises of a bigger bottom,
shapely thighs and a belly that will have
your mother concerned that you might be pregnant.4NG�The side-effects of taking
cortisone are now a cash cow for pill peddlers.�
This is saying the weight gained by taking the pills (the side-effects) are making
a lot of money for those selling them.
You may have therefore been tempted to mark it 'True' but it does not say that they
are making more money than they do selling other types of pills (since no
comparison is made here)5NG�...cortisone is a naturally occurring hormone in the
body, helping to regulate vital bodily functions. But when a man-made, concentrated
version enters the body in the form of pills or topical bleaching creams, the brain
gives the body a signal to stop production. If a user suddenly stops taking the
substance, their major organs can spiral into dysfunction.�
This says that cortisone is naturally occuring in the#
body, but when the pills are taken, the body stops producing it naturally. Organs
can then suffer if the pills are stopped.
That might suggest the statement is false as it talks about a 'return to normal'
when taking the pills ceases. However, the statement says that eventually (so some
time in the future) the production will go back to normal.6FFatalities are
especially common among new brides, who traditionally undergo a month of intense
beautification prior to their wedding day and then abruptly stop using fattening
pills and steroidal
bleaching creams.
7
T
Prescription pill abuse is taking off in Sudan's conservative society, partly
because it lacks the social stigma and pungent, giveaway odour of
alcohol and cannabis.8NG�Dr Ibrahim, Head of the Pharmacists Union, has made
numerous appearances on national television to warn of the dangers of prescription
pill abuse.� However, this is not the same as the statement. This says that Dr.
Ibrahim has appeared on television many times. That does not mean that awareness
campaigns more generally are commonly appearing on television.
We are not told if that is the case or not, so the answer is not given in the
reading.9TBut in a country where pharmacists and doctors are paid very little, the
temptation to sell pills to illegal
vendors is overwhelming for some.10NGSudan isn't the only African society where
being overweight is a symbol of prosperity and power, boosting the
"marriageability" of young women.
However, this is not the same as the statement. This does say indicate that other
countries also view being overweight positively (Sudan is not the only country). It
does not give any information on how many countries actually do view it this way.
It could be a few others, it could be many. We don't know
for sure so it is 'not given'.
Passage 9 B2
1
T
Social services are things such as welfare benefits, pensions and health, so this
statement is the same as this in the reading:
=>The demographic shift will present huge
challenges to countries' welfare, pension and healthcare systems.2F30% is not the
same as one in nine, so the text contradicts the statement:
A Celebration and a Challenge, estimates that one in nine people around the world
are older than 60.#
3NGIn the reading, we are told that developing countries are not prepared. This
does imply that developed
countries are better prepared. However, do you know if they are much better
prepared?4TThe above statement means the same as this sentence which was written in
reference to pension schemes:
It stressed that it was not enough to simply pass legislation - the new schemes
needed to be funded properly.5TThese parts tell us the same thing as above:
Traditionally�people have been well looked after.
But�many of the country's elderly are finding themselves cast out.6FYou will often
need to understand synonyms in the reading test. �Deal with� means the same as �get
to grips with�. This sentence tells us India is NOT dealing with its problems, so
the information in the text contradicts the statement:
�one which India still has not got to grips with, our correspondent says.
7
NG
You may have chosen �true� here, but the paragraph does not tell you if Bolivian
families are the best of all developing countries. It's held up as a good example
and is better than India but there could be others:
By contrast, the UN report cited the case of Bolivia as an example of good practice
in the developing world.
It�s quite possible they are the best, but we don�t
know. We can�t prove it from the reading so it is �not given�.
Passage 10 B2
1
T
many students have the opportunity of visiting and working in a European country in
the course of their
studies.
2
F
The Union is very active and is run by an Executive
Committee elected by students in the Autumn Term
3
NG
No information
4
T
Places are limited, so, if you are interested, apply early to reserve a place by
contacting Linda Baker
on the College telephone number
5
NGNo information6NGNo information
#PH?N 3: ??C V� TR? L?I C�U H?I
STTC�u h?i?�p �nGi?i th�chGhi ch�PASSAGE 11DAll main points in text are supporting
for
this answer.
2D�it� refers to �career�.3ADifferent from these books, �How to Succeed in Love
every Minute of Your Life� is for someone who has a better love
of life4Dstep- by- step = little by little = gradually5BThe reasons
paragraph.whyismentionedinlastPASSAGE 21DD is the only correct choice2AVans, bikes
and trolleys are mentioned in
text, apart from planes.3BSee second paragraph4DCompact = concentrated5D�Public
parking spots on the Street or in
commercial lots will need to be equipped with devices��6CCharge =
Electricity7AForesee = ImaginePASSAGE 31DD is only correct choice.2A��This not only
provided more abundant food but also allowed more people to live on
a smaller plot of ground.�3B�This� is compatible with man�s domestication of plants
and animals4DBlossomed = flourished5CSee paragraph 36C�One aspect of early natural
history concerned the use of plants for drugs and medicine. The early herbalists
sometimes overworked their imaginations in this
respect.�7BExtract= substance8B�The early herbalists sometimes overworked their
imaginations in this respect. For example, it was widely believed that a plant or
part of a plant that resembles an internal organ would cure ailments of that
organ�. ?
not truth, just their imaginations and beliefs9ARudiment = beginnings10BThe author
mentioned about plants,
herbalist,� which related to biologyPASSAGE 41DThis answer is broad enough to
support all
the information discussed in the passage.2ASee first paragraph3C�The Rockies� is
the name of a mountain#
4
C
�The process begins when a representative of a company�s Artist and Repertoire
(A&R) department visits bars and night clubs,
scouting for young, talented bands.�
5
D
A, B and C is mentioned, except for D6A��Promotions department takes over. This
department decides whether or not to mass
produce and market the band�s album.�7C�Most bands fail to make personal contacts
in this second department, thus losing their voice in the important final process
of producing and marketing their album. This loss of nice often contributes to the
band�s failure as a recording group.�
8
A
A is the only correct choice
9
B
Handle = control
10
B
This answer is broad enough to support all
the information discussed in the passage.PASSAGE 61CThis answer is broad enough to
support all
the information discussed in the passage.2Blittle money = scarce3Ashort period =
for a short time during one
year.4Ba means of = a method of#
3
B
A, C and D doesn�t fit the meaning with this
word.
4
D
�Since the electrons are negatively charged they attract the ions and this is what
keeps
the structure together.�
5
A
Electrical insulators are substituted for they
objects.�2D�The first radio telescope was invented by Grote Reber in 1937. He was
an American who graduated with a degree in engineering. He went on to work as an
amateur radio operator��3C��but in 1938, his third radio telescope successfully
picked up radio waves from
space�.4CPick up = select5A�A larger dish means that more signals can
be received and focalized�.6ACurrent = existing7C�they� is substitute for
scientists8D�Without radio wave technology, scientists would not know much of what
inhabits the universe nor would they be able to see it. Radio waves are our eyes
and ears in outer
space.�9BThis answer is broad enough to support all
the information discussed in the passage.10CThis passage only focuses
on #HYPERLINK "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Science" \h##science#,
research.#
STTC�U H?I?�P �NGI?I TH�CHGHI CH�EXERCISE 1 (A2)1Cfor ? on (�go for a picnic� also
exists but focuses on the place to go, not the general act
of having a picnic)2A??i t? b?t ??nh chia ??ng t? s?
�t, have -> has3BMeaning: During the meal4CCareful - > carefully, tr?ng t?
b? ngh?a cho ??ng t? �write�5DIts -> their (ordinary
Americans� feelings)6BWere -> was7COf -> for (thank sb for st)8BSome -> any (�any�
dung trong
c�u ph? ??nh)9BWho -> whom (??i t? quan h?
?�ng vai tr� l�m t�n ng? ch? ng??i)10CTo beautify (to + V)11DOne another -> each
other12DHigh -> height (in + danh t?)
13DTo keep (ask sb to do st)14DIt -> x15DSo -> such
(so + adj/such + adj +N)16CKnow how to speak17CWas -> were (qu� kh? gi?
??nh)18DHow my life was19CHarder (so s�nh h?n v?i t�nh t?
ng?n)20BTo eat -> eating (c?u tr�c song song, ??ng nh?t d?ng c?a ??ng t? d�ng
V_ing: sleeping,
eating, going out)
21
C
Higher -> highest (so s�nh h?n
nh?t)
22
B
Gives -> gave (c?u tr�c c�u
??c -> ??ng t? l�i th�)
23
C
Pleasing -> pleased (ph�n t? qu� kh? ???c dung nh? 1 t�nh
t? cho danh t? ch? ng??i)
24
D
How to lace25BSo quite26ATurning (Danh ??ng t? l�m
ch? ng?, r�t g?n m?nh ??)27DTo live -> live
(Would rather + V + than + V: th�ch h?n)28CFor -> to (open to
sb)29DBorrow�from�30BWere -> be/should be
(c?u tr�c gi? ??nh)31BWasn�t -> weren�t
(c�u ?i?u ki?n lo?i 2, to be ? qu� kh? gi? ??nh)32DBecause -> because of33CBut ->
x34BSo -> such (so + adj/adv;
such + a/an + adj/adv + N)35BLarger -> largest (so s�nh h?n
nh?t)36ABeautiful -> more beautiful (
so s�nh h?n gi?a 2 s? v?t)37CLittle -> few/a few + N ??m
???c38COn -> at the centre of�39COne -> first (ch? s? th? t?: the first of May:
ng�y ??u ti�n c?a
th�ng 5)#
44
C
To repair -> repair
C?u tr�c nh? v?: have sb do st
45
A
Always is -> is always
46
B
To close
(tell sb to do st)
47
D
On -> in the 11th century AD
48
C
Am -> was
49
B
About whom (??i t? quan h?
�that� kh�ng ?i v?i gi?i t?)50CInterested -> interesting
(Ch? ng? trong c�u �the lesson
-> d�ng hi?n t?i ph�n t? v?i ch?c n?ng nh? 1 adj)51DSuggested -> suggest
(c�u ?i?u ki?n lo?i 0)52BCareful -> careless
(meaning)53CTake -> takes (ch? ng? ch�nh trong c�u: �journey�, chia ??ng
t? s? �t)
54
C
Than -> as (so s�nh ngang
b?ng as�as)
55
A
France -> French
56
C
Might pass -> might have
passed
57
D
Poorly -> poor (be + adj)
58
D
With -> and
(difference between�and�)
59
D
To -> x (went wrong)60CRecognizing -> to recognize
(r�t g?n m?nh ?? quan h?)61DNewly -> new (the + adj + N)62DThousands ->
thousand63BIs -> are ( fat people: N s?
nhi?u)64DNoisy (adj) -> noise (N)65CMy -> mine (=my telephone)66AHave -> has (chia
theo ch?
ng?: an increase)67BAn -> a68DA dangerous disease69AOf -> x70DWith -> to#
(explain st to sb)71BTo -> x72CWho -> which (??i t? quan h? thay cho danh t? ch? v?
t
�letter�)73BWrote -> written74BIn very bad condition75BThe -> x76DOn May 3rd77ABe -
> x78BMaking -> to make
(adj + to V)79CNotice -> notices
(ch? ng? �everyone�)80ABe -> x (was rearranged)EXERCISE 3 (B2 � B2+)1BRoad -> roads
(parallel structure: farms, cities, and roads, forests)2CNot only�but also3BA +
singular noun4BCommonly -> common
(be + adj)5CCause -> caused
(parallel structure: shocked, caused)6DNeeded to be done
(need to do st)7CMany other8BNot longer -> no longer9AAre pleased10APreventing ->
prevent11COf -> on (depend on)12AHaving -> have (Atoms that
have�)13AFew years (plural noun)14AMake sb/st + adj15BSilent -> silence (noun)
(parallel structure)16BFor -> to/into
(convert st to/into st)17DThroughout the world18DIncredibly big19CAlso -> and:
Mines and
quarries20BNational issues (adj + N)21DA variety of + plural noun22BCompositions ->
composers23AFeed -> feeds (the subject is a
singular noun)24CCooling -> to cool#
7
A
Ta ph??ng ph�p lo?i tr? ?? ch?n ?�p �n ?�ng.
?�p �n B ?�ng ng? ph�p nh?ng sai ngh?a (�ng k? cho t�i ch? kh�ng ph?i t�i k? cho
�ng).
?�p �n C b? thi?u th�ng tin.
?�p �n D sai ng? ph�p (the story was absorbing ch? kh�ng ph?i absorbed).8B Despite
l� c?u tr�c th? hi�n s? nh??ng b?.
Despite ??ng tr??c m?t danh t?, c?m danh t?, ??i t? (this, that, what�) ho?c V-
ing.
Ch� �: c?u tr�c c?a c�u A sai do th?a t? As ? ??u c�u.
? C?u tr�c ?�ng: Tired as he was, he agreed to help me with my work.E.g. Mary went
to the carnival despite the rain.9CC�u ?i?u ki?n k?t h?p lo?i h?n h?p: 2+3
If + S + had + P.P (qu� kh? ph�n t?), S + would + V (nguy�n m?u)
Ta d�ng c�u ?i?u ki?n h?n h?p lo?i 2+3 ?? di?n t? gi? thi?t tr�i ng??c v?i qu� kh?,
nh?ng k?t qu? th� tr�i ng??c v?i hi?n t?i.E.g. If we had looked at the map, we
wouldn�t be lost.10DHardly + had + S + V (PP) when + S + VE.g. Hardly had I arrived
(past).
???c d�ng ?? di?n t? hai h�nh ??ng x?y ra trong qu� kh?, m?t h�nh ??ng x?y ra tr??
c, m?t h�nh ??ng x?y ra ngay sau ?�. (=Scarcely + had
+ S + V (PP) when + S + V (past).
C� ngh?a l� �v?a m?i�th�home when the telephone rang11AAlthough / though / even
though ??ng ? ??u c�u ho?c gi?a hai m?nh ?? ?? th? hi?n s? t??ng ph?n.
Although/ though/ even though + S1 + V1, S2 + V2 = S2 + V2 + although/ though/ even
though
+ S1 + V1.
E.g. Though her job is hard, her salary is low.
12
C
Khi trong m?nh ?? nh??ng b? c� xu?t hi?n Adj/Adv th� ta c� th? ??a ch�ng l�n ??u
c�u theo c?u tr�c Adj/Adv + As/Though +S +V, clause. (=Although/ though/ even
though S1 + V1,
S2+V2)
E.g. Old as you are, I will marry you (= Although you are old, I will marry
you).13ATa d?a v�o ngh?a c?a c�u ?? ch?n.
C�u ?� cho: Khi c�n nh?, Mary r?t th�ch con th� nh?i b�ng c?a m�nh. C� ?y kh�ng th?
ng? m� kh�ng c� n�.
Khi c�n nh?, Mary th�ch con th� nh?i b�ng nhi?u t?i n?i kh�ng th? ng? thi?u n�. (?
�ng)
Khi c�n nh?, Mary th�ch con th� nh?i b�ng ?? kh�ng ph?i ng? v?i n�. (sai)
V� kh�ng th? ng? m� kh�ng c� con g?u nh?i b�ng n�n Mary m?i th�ch n�. (sai)
H?i nh? Mary th�ch con th� nh?i b�ng m?c d� kh�ng th? ng? thi?u n�. (kh�ng
logic)14CAlthough / though / even though ??ng ? ??u c�u
ho?c gi?a hai m?nh ?? ?? th? hi?n s? t??ngE.g. Although her job is hard,
her salary is low.ph?n.
Although/ though/ even though + S1 + V1, S2 + V2 = S2 + V2 + although/ though/ even
though
+ S1 + V1.
15
B
Unless = If not
Ch�ng ta s? d?ng c? if not v� unless + th� hi?n t?i khi ?? c?p ??n t�nh hu?ng c�
th? x?y ra ? hi?n t?i ho?c t??ng lai (c�u ?i?u ki?n lo?i 1).
Unless + S + V (simple present), S + will/can/may/� + V (bare).E.g. You will not
gain high score in IELTS
exam unless you learn English every day.16DOn + V-ing: Khi ?ang l�m g� ?� th�
h�nh ??ng ? m?nh ?? ch�nh di?n ra.
Trong khi ?ang� th�.E.g. On walking along the street, I saw them.17BAlthough /
though / even though ??ng ? ??u c�u
ho?c gi?a hai m?nh ?? ?? th? hi?n s? t??ng ph?n.E.g. Although her job is hard, her
salary is low.#
can/could/will/would + V �
- L?u �: Th�ng th??ng n?u kh�ng c� NOT th� d�ng can /could c�n c� NOT th� d�ng
won�t
/ wouldn�t, tr? nh?ng tr??ng h?p c� � ng?n c?m th� m?i d�ng can�t/couldn�t.study
hard so that I can pass the exam
E.g. I study hard so that I won�t fail the exam.28DD?a v�o ngh?a c?a c�u ?? ch?n.
C�u ?� cho: Anh ta kh�ng ?�p l?i l?i ch? tr�ch. ?i?u n�y ch? l�m t�nh hu?ng t?i t?
h?n.
T�nh hu?ng t?i t? h?n v� s? ?�p tr? c?a anh ta v?i l?i ch? tr�ch. (sai, v� anh ta
kh�ng ?�p tr?)
V� anh ta l�m t�nh hu?ng t?i t? h?n n�n anh ta kh�ng ?�p tr?. (sai)
L?i ?�p tr? kh�ng t?t c?a anh ta khi?n t�nh hu?ng t?i t? h?n. (sai t??ng t? c�u A)
S? b?t l?c kh�ng th? ?�p tr? l?i ch? tr�ch
c?a anh ta khi?n t�nh hu?ng c�ng t? h?n. (?�ng)29C�All of which� ???c d�ng ?? n?i
hai c�u, trong ?� �which� ???c d�ng nh? m?t ??i t? quan h? thay th? cho �the
letters� ? c�u tr??c.E.g. He has five cars. All of them were made in Japan.
=> He has five cars, all of
which were made in Japan.30CC?u tr�c ??o ng? v?i �So�that��
So + adjective + be + S + that + clause.
(qu�??n n?i�)E.g. So happy was she that she was jumping
up and down.31BAs/ Since/ Because�+S +V+OE.g. Because it�s raining, I will not go
to school.S? d?ng ?? n?i hai m?nh c� quan h? nguy�n
nh�n, k?t qu?.32CIn order to/ so as to + S+V l� c?m t? ch? m?c ?�ch.E.g. I bring my
raincoat in order to keep myself
dry.33CWhose l� ??i t? li�n h? ??ng li?n sau m?t danh t? ?? l�m s? h?u c�ch cho m?
nh ?? sau.E.g. The men whose
houses were damaged will be compensated.34BM?nh ?? quan h? v?i Which, d�ng ?? n?i 2
c�u v?i nhau. Which thay th? cho the well ? c�u sau. Khi trong c�u c� gi?i t?, ta
c� th? ??a gi?i t?
l�n tr??c which. Trong c�u n�y, ta c� th? hi?u �from which� = where.E.g. This is
the village in which my father was born.35ABesides (gi?i t?) c� ngh?a l� "b�n c?
nh". N� d�ng tr??c danh t?/??i t?/danh ??ng t?.E.g. Besides doing the cooking,
I look after the
garden.
36
B
�Most of which� ???c d�ng ?? n?i hai c�u,
trong ?� �which� ???c d�ng nh? m?t ??i t? quan h? thay th? cho �the buses� ? c�u
tr??c.
E.g. He has many cars, most of which are green.
37
C
- Whose l� ??i t? li�n h? ??ng li?n sau m?t danhE.g.Lucy, whose#
t? ?? l�m s? h?u c�ch cho m?nh ?? sau. C�u n�y d�ng d?u ph?y v� ?�y l� m?nh ??
kh�ng x�c ??nh. - M?nh ?? �whose car was stolen last
week� ?? b? sung th�ng tin v? �My friend Edwin�, kh�ng ph?i ?? x�c ??nh
Edwin.mother is a writer, had just planned to bring out a Parenting book.38AKhi hai
v?t hay hai s? vi?c thay ??i c�ng c?p ??, ch�ng ta d�ng h�nh th?c so s�nh h?n ? c?
hai m?nh ?? ?? di?n t? ?i?u n�y (so s�nh k�p).
C?u tr�c:
the + short adj. / adv.- er + S + V, the + short adj. / adv. - er +
S + V
the more + long adj. / adv. + S + V, the more + long adj.
/ adv. + S + V
the + short adj. / adv.- er + S + V, the more + long adj. / adv. + S
+ V
the more + long adj. / adv. + S + V, the + short adj. / adv. - er + S + VE.g. The
older he got, the quieter he became.39C M?nh ?? quan h? v?i Which, d�ng ?? n?i 2
c�u v?i nhau. Which thay th? cho t�n ng?
Italian pair of shoes ? c�u sau.
Kh�ng ch?n A v� D do kh�ng h?p v? ngh?a. Kh�ng ch?n B do h�nh ??ng mua ?�i gi�y
(bought) x?y ra tr??c s? vi?c ?�i gi�y b? m?t (went missing) n�n ph?i chia qu� kh?
ho�n th�nh (had bought).E.g. The human brain, which weighs about 1,400 grams, is
ten times the size of a baboon�s.40DC�u ?i?u ki?n lo?i 3 : If + S+ had+ V3/Ved, S +
would have + V3/Ved. D�ng ?? di?n t? ?i?u ki?n
kh�ng c� th?t trong qu� kh?.E.g. If I had studied harder, I would have
pass
the exam.41ABut v� Even though ??u n?i hai m?nh ?? c� quan h? t??ng ph?n.
Th�m v�o ?�, c�c ?�p �n B, C, D ??u sai v? m?t ngh?a so v?i c�u ?� cho:
A. M?c d� c� nhi?u t�c d?ng kh�c nhau, m?t lo?i thu?c th??ng c� m?t ch?c n?ng cho
m?t t�c d?ng ??c bi?t.E.g. Although her job is hard, her salary is low -> Her
salary is low, but her job is hard.B. M?t lo?i thu?c ???c t?o ra cho m?t m?c ?�ch
c? th?, nh?ng n� c� th? c� m?t lo?t c�c hi?u ?ng kh�c.
C. C�c ch?c n?ng d? ki?n c?a m?t lo?i thu?c r?t kh�c nhau ngay c? khi n� ???c s? d?
ng cho m?t b?nh c? th?.
D. M?c d� hi?u qu? m?t lo?i thu?c c� th? ???c, ch?c n?ng c?a n� l� v� s?.
42
D
R�t g?n m?nh ?? quan h?: D�ng c?m ph�n t? hai ?? r�t g?n c�c m?nh ?? b? ??ng .
E.g. The house which i being built now belongs t Mr. John = Th
house built now belongs t
Mr. John.
43
B
Whose l� ??i t? li�n h? ??ng li?n sau m?t danh t? ?? l�m s? h?u c�ch cho m?nh ??
sau.
E.g. The human brain, which weighs about 1,400 grams, is ten times
the size of a baboon�s.
44
C
R�t g?n m?nh ?? quan h?: D�ng c?m ph�n t? hai ?? r�t g?n c�c m?nh ?? b? ??ng .
E.g. The house which i being built now belongs t Mr. John = Th house
built now belongs t
Mr. John.45A So that: M?nh ?? ch? m?c ?�ch
M?nh ?? + SO THAT / IN ORDER THAT + S
can/could/will/would + V �
L?u �: Th�ng th??ng n?u kh�ng c� NOT th� d�ng can /could c�n c� NOT th� d�ng won�t
/ wouldn�t, tr? nh?ng tr??ng h?p c� � ng?n c?m th� m?i d�ng can�t/couldn�t.E.g. I
study hard. I want to pass the exam. => I study hard so that I can pass the exam
E.g. I study hard so that I won�t fail the exam.46CKhi trong m?nh ?? nh??ng b? c�
xu?t hi?n Adj/ Adv th� ta c� th? ??a ch�ng l�n ??u c�u theo c?u tr�c
Adj/Adv + As/Though +S +V, clause.
E.g. Old as you are, I will marry you (= Although
you are old, I will marry you).
47
B
Ta d?a v�o ngh?a ?? ch?n ra ?�p �n ?�ng. C�u ?� cho: D� tr?i m?a c?ng kh�ng c�
g� kh�c bi?t. H? v?n s? ?i.
S? kh�c bi?t l� h? s? ?i d??i tr?i m?a. (sai)
D� m?a hay kh�ng, h? v?n s? ?i. (?�ng)
N?u kh�ng c� c?n m?a, h? ?� kh�ng ?i. (sai)
N?u kh�ng c� c?n m?a, h? ?� ?i r?i. (sai)48DNot only�But also: Kh�ng nh?ng/ kh�ng
ch? � m� c�n. D�ng trong m?t c�u n�i c� m� c� hai t�nh ch?t.
S+V+not only+N/ adj/adv/V + But also + N/ adj/ adv/ V.
D?ng ??o ng?
Not only + Tr? ??ng t? + Ch? ng? + ??ng t? + but also + Ch? ng? + ??ng t?E.g.
He is not only handsome but
also intelligent.
E.g. Not only does he sing very well but he also plays guitar
professtionally.49DM?nh ?? danh ng? b?t ??u b?ng 'that' ?�ng vai tr� l�m ch? ng?
cho ??ng t? 'made'.
Where/ when/ why/ what/ that�+ S+ V+ V.E.g. That he passed the entrance exam was
such surprise.50CAs/ Since/ Because�+ S +V+O
S? d?ng trong m?nh ?? ch? nguy�n nh�n, k?t qu?.E.g. As it�s raining, I will not go
to school.#
#PH?N 2: VI?T L?I C�U SAO CHO NGH?A KH�NG THAY ??I
C�u?�p �nGi?i th�chGhi ch�1ADi?n ??t t??ng ???ng: enough +N+to do smth ?
so��.that
2
D
C�u ?i?u ki?n lo?i III
3
A
Di?n ??t t??ng ???ng: S+ have/has not V(PII) for time, the last time S+V( QKD) was
time.
S? chuy?n ??i th� gi?a th� hi?n t?i
ho�n th�nh v� qu� kh? ??n.
4
D
Di?n ??t t??ng ???ng: This is the first/ second/third
time, Clause (Present Perfect)5ADi?n ??t t??ng ???ng: S+ have/has not V(PII) for
time, the last time S+V( QKD) was time.S? chuy?n ??i th� gi?a th� hi?n t?i
ho�n th�nh v� qu� kh? ??n.6ADi?n ??t theo ngh?a t??ng ???ng: be better than
any? be the best7ADi?n ??t t??ng ???ng: so as to+ Clause= in order
that+ Clause= so that+ Clause8DDi?n ??t theo ngh?a t??ng ???ng: be V(PII) because,
made sth Adj9CDi?n ??t theo ngh?a t??ng ???ng: too many + Noun
= so many + Noun + that + Clause10DDi?n ??t t??ng ???ng: It + be (hi?n t?i ??n) +
P2 +
that + S + V(qu� kh?) ? S + be + P2 + to have P2Impersonal passive11B??o ng?:
although S+ to be + Adj? Adj as S be12CDi?n ??t theo ngh?a t??ng ???ng.13DDi?n ??t
t??ng ???ng v?i c?u tr�c ??o ng? c?a no
longer: No longer + Aux + S +V. Inf.14D??o ng?: Because S be adj? So Adj be S15DDi?
n ??t t??ng ???ng gi?a even though v� despite: Even though/ Though/Although +
Clause ? Despite/
In spite of + Noun/ V-ing/ Gerund16DDi?n ??t t??ng ???ng: be (not) sure if, be
(not)
certain whether or not; be aware that+ clause, to know sth17BBi?n ??i t??ng ???ng
gi?a:
Ch? ??ng ? b? ??ng
Be sentenced to 6 months in prison ?
receive a six-month sentence18ADi?n ??t t??ng ???ng: to do sth ? in order to
V19CDi?n ??t t??ng ???ng: It + be (hi?n t?i ??n) + P2 +
that + S + V(hi?n t?i ??n) ? S + be + P2 + to V.inf.Impersonal passive20DDi?n ??t
t??ng ???ng: It + be (hi?n t?i ??n) + P2 +
that + S + V(qu� kh?) ? S + be + P2 + to have P2Impersonal passive21DDi?n ??t t??ng
???ng, c�u b? ??ng.22BDi?n ??t t??ng ???ng: It + be (hi?n t?i ??n) + P2 +
that + S + V(qu� kh?) ? S + be + P2 + to have P2Impersonal passive23ADi?n ??t t??ng
???ng, c�u b? ??ng.
24DDi?n ??t t??ng ???ng, c�u b? ??ng.25CDi?n ??t t??ng ???ng, c�u b? ??ng.26BDi?
n ??t t??ng ???ng, c�u b? ??ng.27ADi?n ??t t??ng ???ng, c�u b? ??ng: have smth done
? have sb do smth28BDi?n ??t t??ng ???ng: happen to do smth: do smth
by chance (By luck, accidentally)
29
C
Di?n ??t t??ng ???ng: Shoud = happen to do smth
30
C
Di?n ??t t??ng ???ng, as soon as= right after
31
B
Di?n ??t t??ng ???ng, ch? ng? gi?.
32
D
Di?n ??t t??ng ???ng, ch? ng? gi?.
33
B
Di?n ??t t??ng ???ng: chi?c m�y t�nh ch? t?t khi ch?
n� bi?t khai th�c n�.34BDi?n ??t t??ng ???ng v? ngh?a35ADi?n ??t t??ng ???ng: be
less trusted/ be mistrusted36CDi?n ??t t??ng ???ng.37BC�u m?nh l?nh: � Do not V� ,
told not to do sth38ADi?n ??t t??ng ???ng v? ngh?a39DDi?n ??t t??ng ???ng: c�u ?K
III: ?i?u tr�i v?i QK
v� otherwise: n?u kh�ng th�.40ADi?n ??t t??ng ???ng v? ngh?a41ADi?n ??t t??ng ???ng
v? ngh?a42BDi?n ??t t??ng ???ng: Only S + V , S + be the only
person.43BDi?n ??t t??ng ???ng v? ngh?a44DDi?n ??t t??ng ???ng v? ngh?a45DDi?n ??t
t??ng ???ng v? ngh?a46BC�u tr?n thu?t, � If i were you, I..�, advised S to do
sth47DDi?n ??t t??ng ???ng v? ngh?a48DDi?n ??t t??ng ???ng v? ngh?a49CDi?n ??t t??
ng ???ng: so as to? in order to
50
C
Ch? ng? gi?: It be adj to V? V_ing to dosth be adj.
#
C�u
?�p �n
Gi?i th�ch
Ghi ch�
1
C
?�y l� c�u h?i v? k? n?ng giao ti?p v� y?u t? v?n h�a
C l� l?i ?�p l?ch s? tr??c l?i c?m ?n. A,B l� c�u tr? l?i cho c�u h?i c� - kh�ng
D l� c�u x�c nh?n c�i g� ho?c c�u tr? l?i thi?u l?ch s? tr??c 1 l?i c?m ?n2BA, D l�
c�u tr? l?i cho c�u h?i c�-kh�ng, kh�ng ph?i c�u tr? l?i tr??c m?t l?i m?i l?ch s?
C ???c d�ng khi ta mu?n n�i m�nh kh�ng g?p kh� kh?n g� khi l�m vi?c
3D?�y l� c�u h?i v? t�nh hu?ng giao ti?p, ta ch?n c�u tr? l?i l?ch s? tr??c l?i y�u
c?u.
B,C l� c�u tr? l?i cho c�u h?i c�-kh�ng h?i v? kh? n?ng
A l� l?i ?�p thi?u l?ch s?
4
A
C�u h?i ?u�i cho c�u ? m?nh l?nh c�ch
5
B
D?ch ngh?a B ph� h?p nh?t
?i?u ?� t�y thu?c v�o b?n
C?m ?n, m�nh mua n� ? c?a h�ng Macy
T�i kh�ng th�ch
?�ng nh? b?n n�i ??y
6
B
?�y l� c�u h?i v? y?u t? v?n h�a li�n quan ?m th?c
r?t nhi?u
Ch�n k?
R?t �t
T�i kh�ng th�ch m�n ?� l?m
7
A
D?ch ngh?a:
Ch?c ch?n l� nh? th? r?i
?, ?i?u ?� th?t ?�ng ng?c nhi�n
D? nhi�n kh�ng. B?n c� th? coi c�i ?� l� ?i?u ch?c ch?n.
V�ng, ?� l� m?t � ki?n th?t ngu xu?n8DTa c� c?u tr�c c�u:
S1 + would rather/sooner + that + S2 + V(past)9CC. C?m ?n, m�nh s? chuy?n l?i
?� l� vinh h?nh c?a t�i
Kh�ng sao ?�u
D. � ki?n hay ??y, c?m ?n10AA l� l?i khen ng?i ai ?� v� ?� l�m t?t ?i?u g�11BTa
d�ng can, could, would, will ?? y�u c?u ng??i kh�c l�m ?i?u g� ?�.
Could v� would d�ng trong tr??ng h?p trang tr?ng v� l?ch s?.12BTa d�ng c�u h?i ?u�i
ph? ??nh sau m?t c�u x�c
??nh v� s? d?ng tr? ??ng t? �do� cho ng�i th? 3 s? nhi?u ? th� hi?n t?i ??n.13A?�p
l?i l?i khen14AB ph?i s?a th�nh �I�m sorry, I can�t�
C l� l?i ?�p l?i l?i khen t?ng 1 c�ch khi�m t?n D l� l?i cho ph�p ai l�m ?i?u g� ?
�15AD?ch ngh?a
Kh�ng, ch?ng th� v? g� c?
Th?t ?�ng ti?c
??ng b?n t�m
V�ng, ch�ng t�i lu�n mong b?n ??n th?m16DKhi mu?n h?i v? s? vi?c n�o g�y lo l?ng,
ng?c
nhi�n, s? h�i,.. ta d�ng c�u h?i: What�s wrong?/ What�s the matter?/ What�s the
problem?17CA l� l?i ??ng � 1 ?? ngh?, l?i m?i
B l� l?i khuy�n b?o ai ?� kh�ng n�n lo l?ng ho?c#
24
C
?�y l� c�u y�u c?u v� l?i ?�p di?n t? s? ??ng �
ho?c t? ch?i
25
B
C�u tr? l?i b�y t? th�i ?? ??ng � ho?c ph?n ??i � ki?n ?� cho tr??c
A sai v� ?� l� l?i ch�c m?ng
C sai v� ?� l� c�u c?m th�n kh�ng l?ch s?
D sai v� ?�u l� l?i khuy�n cho s? vi?c ?� x?y ra trong qu� kh?26AC�u tr? l?i ??a ra
l?i khuy�n t??ng ?ng v?i c�u h?i27DTa ph?i ch?n l?i khen t?ng t??ng ?ng v?i l?i c?m
?n28DTa d�ng c�u h?i ?u�i x�c ??nh sau m?t c�u ph?
??nh (c� tr?ng t? ph? ??nh �hardly�) v� s? d?ng tr? ??ng t? �had� cho th� qu� kh?
ho�n th�nh.
29
D
Tr??c l?i m?i, ta b�y t? s? ch?p nh?n ho?c t? ch?i l?i m?i ?�.
A,C l� c�u tr? l?i cho c�u h?i c�-kh�ng B l� c�u ?�p l?i l?i ?? ngh?
30
D
Ta d�ng �would rather� ?? di?n t? s? th�ch h?n v?i d?ng:
Would rather + V(infinitive) + than��31DTh�nh ng?: Make yourself at home : C? tho?i
m�i/
t? nhi�n nh? ? nh�32DD?ch ngh?a:
A: kh�ng c�n n?a
B: T�i s? kh�ng ho�n t?t C: T�i kh�ng sao
D: T�i ??n ngay#
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