tTruong Thi Bich Van

tNguyen Thi Khanh Linh

tNguyen Ngoc Anh

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1. Complete the sentence with the correct adjectives

It was a l_
o _v _e _l y_ day, so we decided to go to the beach.
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2. Put the words in the correct order to make questions

at weekends / do / do / you / what / usually?

What do you usually do at weekends?

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3. Choose the correct answer:

Lily: What did you do at last Saturday?

Tom: I … the exhibition “Youths with Islands”.

A. attend
B. have ttended
C. attended
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4. Choose the correct answer:

A. He’s wearing a jumber.

B. He’s wearing a black sweatshirt.
C. He’s wearing white pant.
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5. Pronunciation

She sells sea-shells on the sea-shore. I’m sure.

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6. Choose the correct answer:

What’s 22 December in Vietnam?

A. It’s my birthday.
B. It’s Vietnamese People's Army Day.
C. It’s Vietnamese People's Armies Day
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7. Complete the sentence with the correct form of
make, do or give

made a payment by credit

I didn’t have any cash, so I ……….
card to the charity.
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8. Choose the word whose underlined part differs from the other
three in pronunciation

A. taste
B. task
C. last
D. fast
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9. Choose the word that differs from the other three in the
position of the primary stress

A. respectful
B. interesting
C. forgetful
D. successful
Model Verbs
 Table of contents

Must
Will
Have to Practice
Might
Can
Must/ have to/ can
 Must and have to have very similar meanings.

Must is often used in written rules. All visitors must wash their hands.

People in authority use must when they You have to take medicine at a set time.
are speaking, for example, teachers,
doctors, etc.

We use have to when we say what is You have to have good exam results.
necessary. I have to work long hours.
It is very common in spoken English.

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 Mustn’t and not have to have different meanings.

Mustn't means something is not allowed - it You mustn’t pass the red light.
is important not to do something.

Don't have to means something is UDAers don’t have to wear a uniform

unnecessary: except Monday and Friday.
She doesn’t have to work because he’s
rich.

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 Can.

Can means something is allowed You can relax now.

You can borrow up to 2 books from
library.

Can’t = Mustn’t UDAers don’t have to wear a uniform

except Monday and Friday.
She doesn’t have to work because she’s
rich.

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 Necessary, a rule Not allowed, a rule
Visitors must wash their You mustn’t talk in
hands. class.
We have to wash our We can’t park here.
hands.
Allowed Not necessary
You can borrow these You don’t have to edit
novels from library. it.
Will and might
 Will and might for predictions
We use will and might to make predictions about what we expect to happen in the
future.
Will shows that we are very sure.
Might shows that we are less sure.
I think …, I don’t think …, and Do you think ...?.
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I‘ll say something silly. They won’t
give me the job.
I might get.a job today.
I think I’ll get the job.
I don’t think I’ll get the job.
Do you think we might get the
job?
Practice
 2. The book is optional. My professor said we
could read it if we needed extra credit. But we
… read it if we don’t want to.
Choose the correct A. have to
B. must
answer C. musnt’t
D. don’t have to

1. I … go home now, it’s too late! 3. Boss: “All employees … wear identification.”

A. have to A. have to
B. must B. must
C. musnt’t C. musnt’t
D. don’t have to D. don’t have to
Complete the sentence. Use must, must not, can, can't, have to or don't have to and the verb in
brackets.

1. Gardeners [1]…(work) outside.
2. When you visit me at work, bring your ID. Guests at my office [2] … (check in) at the security
desk. They won't let you in if you don't.
3. Casual clothes are not allowed at Cathy's office. She [3] …  (wear) jeans. She [4] … (wear) a suit or a dress.

4. In many countries, you [5] … (go) to university to be an electrician, but you usually [6] …

(have) some experience to get a job.
5. A: [7] … (bankers / work) long hours?
B: It depends. Some only work when the bank is open, so they [8] … (work) long hours. But some help
people decide what to do with their money. Those bankers work very long hours!
6. A: [9] … (nurses / earn) a good salary?
B: Yes, they [10] … , as long as they have good qualifications.
Complete the sentence. Use must, must not, can, can't, have to or don't have to and the verb in
brackets.

1. Gardeners [1] must work outside.

2. When you visit me at work, bring your ID. Guests at my office [2] must check in at the security
desk. They won't let you in if you don't.
3. Casual clothes are not allowed at Cathy's office. She [3] must not wear jeans. She [4] must wear a suit or a
dress.
4. In many countries, you [5] don’t have to go to university to be an electrician, but you usually [6] must
have some experience to get a job.
5. A: [7] Do bankers have to work long hours?
B: It depends. Some only work when the bank is open, so they [8] don’t have to work long hours. But
some help people decide what to do with their money. Those bankers work very long hours!

6. A: [9] Can nurses earn a good salary?

B: Yes, they [10] can , as long as they have good qualifications.
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1. Caroline is sure she [1] … (get) a job after university. Her brother owns a clothes shop, and her mother
has a gardening business, and they both need help.

2. Maura got a job at a call centre. She likes talking on the phone, so [2] … (she / do) a good job. She doesn't
have her schedule yet, so she's not sure about her hours. She [3] … (have to work) weekends, but she doesn't
know yet. She hopes not, because she often visits her parents at the weekend.

3. Waiter 1: It's Saturday night! There are usually a lot of people at restaurants. [4] …(we / be) very busy
tonight.
Waiter 2: Oh, yes. We [5] … (have) any time to sit down tonight! Who knows, we [6] … (serve) 200
people in just one night!
 Complete the sentence. Use will, won't, might or might not and the words in brackets.

1. Caroline is sure she [1] will get a job after university. Her brother owns a clothes shop, and her mother has
a gardening business, and they both need help.

2. Maura got a job at a call centre. She likes talking on the phone, so [2] she will do a good job. She doesn't
have her schedule yet, so she's not sure about her hours. She [3] won’t have to work weekends, but she
doesn't know yet. She hopes not, because she often visits her parents at the weekend.

3. Waiter 1: It's Saturday night! There are usually a lot of people at restaurants. [4] We will be very busy
tonight.
Waiter 2: Oh, yes. We [5] won’t have any time to sit down tonight! Who knows, we [6] might serve 200
people in just one night!