PAPER 1 :
I. READING COMPREHENSION:
* Fill in the blanks with vocabulary that you have learnt:
1. Today Peter has to at home, because he is having a
2. If Mr. Brown needs some clothes, she will go to the
3. I can speak English Can Mary?
4. The film often begins with a
5. are the most important workers on a farm.
6. The farmers can weeds by spraying them.
7. A new born cow is called a
8. Alice living in a farm to living in a big city.
* Fill in the blanks with correct prepositions :
1. They are telling their father the new workshop.
2. If we fall asleep the performance, It’s a waste time .
3. The naughty pupils laugh the newcomers.
4. We can leave the ending of the story.
5. Girls burst tears when the prince killed himself.
* Choose the word or phrase that would best complete the sentences provided :
1. Tom and his friend are talking to
A, everybody B, both C, each other D, everyday
2. It’s a bill.
A, fifty-cents B, fifty-cent C, fifty cent D, fifties cent
3. That toy is made of
A, cloth B, clothes C, clothe D, clothing
4. This shirt is too small Mary.
A, for B, with C, to D, by
5. If you get up early, you time for breakfast.
A, have B, will have C, having D, has
6. This old man is clever to make fine things from wood.
A, rather B, enough C, more D, too
7. She is not only healthy also cheerful.
A, and B, both C, but D, with
8. The upper boys about difficult exercises for several days.
A, complain B, complained C, has complained D, have complained
9. This new bicycle is made Vietnam.
A, of B, from C, in D, to
10. We would go to the zoo by our shelves
A, not rather B, rather not C, eager D, better
11. some noise, the little boy was afraid.
A, Heard B, Hear C, Hearing D, To hear
12. This door needs
A, Painted B, painting C, to paint D, to be painting
13. I go there with you.
A, had better not B, hadn’t better C, not would rather D, wouldn’t rather
14. Tractors, combine harvesters are equipment for farming.
A, useless B, use much C, do many D, useful
15. players are there in a volleyball team ?
A, How much B, Do many C, Many D, How many
16. They are called mechanics
A, We call them mechanics B, Mechanics they are called
C, Mechanics are called them D, They called mechanics
17. Father said he on a trip to Hue.
A, will go B, is going to go C, would go D, goes
18. You can buy a lot of farm products sale at the Fair.
A, in B, for C, to D, by
19. School children learn how to make and repair things in the school
A, library B, canteen C, workshop D, class
20. When my mother gets angry, she usually says she’d have me as her son.
A, not rather B, rather not C, doesn’t rather D, not
* Make questions to the following answers :
1. ? Mother is making cakes in the kitchen.
2. ? No, thank you . I can manage.
3. ? Yes, let’s.
4. ? No we shan’t. we’ll be on time.
5. ? It’s two inches thick.
* Choose a correct structure and make a cross :
1. I don’t know A, How much I should tell about it. B, What the writer is name’s.
C, When began the story. D, What he thought about the book.
2. I’m afraid of A, crossing the street B. to ride in busy street.
C, climbing up trees. D, (A) and (C) are right.
3. A, Tom easily falls asleep if the film is not exciting.
B, It’s a waste of time if one fall asleep during the performance.
C, I can not go to the pictures if I will very tired.
D, It’s a good idea if we goes to the pictures.
4. A film is A, more shorter than a play. B, more interesting than a play.
C, most funny than a play. D, weller than a play.
5. They are A, the most important workers on a farm B, usefulness animals on a farm.
C, Most useless tools on a farm. D, more powerful machines on a farm.
6. I did A, me best to win for our class. B, my best to learning how to speak Russian.
C, his best to play beautifully. D, my best to play against the other school.
7. I’ve seen A, many tables made of wood. B, many cakes made of flour, eggs, butter, sugar
C, many knives made from steal. D, many tyres made from Japan.
8. A, Tom is not enough old to work there. B, Tom is not enough old to do metal work.
C, Tom is not old enough to work with machines D, Tom is not old enough going to school.
9. She has complained about her teeth .
A, for last week. B, for several days C, since next week. D, since two months.
10. Must the decaying tooth come out ?
A. Yes, It must. B, No, It mustn’t. C, Yes, It need. D, No, It needn’t.
E, (A) and (D) are right.
II. REWRITE THE FOLLOWING SENTENCES AS DIRECTED :
1. To get good marks is not difficult (It’s + adj + to V).
2. When did Mr. Green feed the cows ? ( using He asked me ).
4. No one took Alice to the commercial district ( Change to the passive voice ).
5. Going on a trip is (interesting ) than staying at home (use the correct form of the adj in bracket.)
6. Last Sunday I watched her jumping into the swimming. (Change to the passive voice).
7. The boys stood on the hill. They watched the farmers.(use present participle V
-ing
)
8. He is a tractor driver (use “I wish ”)
9. Lan is not clever. She can not mend this shirt. (use ENOUGH TO)
10. The tooth is very decayed. It can not be kept. (use TOO TO)
III. REWRITE THE FOLLOWING SENTENCES IN GOOD ENGLSH :
1. He did one’s best to win the match.
2. Mr. Green will have Tom to repair things
3. They have an opportunity work with tools.
4. These decaying teeth need filled.
5. The principal said the upper boys will make furniture.
IV. WRITING A PASSAGE :
Last Sunday morning, your mother took you to the bookshop. Tell that trip with the following cues:
1. morning - bus - bookshop
2. street - neon signs - shop windows - hotel - restaurants
3. Pedestrians - go - pavement
4. Traffic - crowded - we - cross - zebra crossing.
5. We - get in - look at - buy - good books.
6. Everybody - hurry - life - big city - busy.
PAPER 2 :
I. FILL IN THE BLANKS WITH VOCABULARY THAT YOU HAVE LEARNT :
1. Rubber is not only soft but also
2. My mother put our food in the to keep it longer.
3. The boys often play football at the
4. can cut and thresh corn at the same time.
5. There is always crowds in front of the
6. is all those things needed in a house or an office.
7. Alice’s school has just a workshop.
8. The calves are in the
II. FILL IN THE GAPS WITH THE CORRECT PREPOSITIONS:
1. What’s the trouble Alice ? She always takes care her teeth.
2. Tom has just come back the seaside.
3. The English teacher is very strict his pupil.
4. You must queue in a long line before the box-office.
5. The show usually begins a cartoon.
III. DO AS DIRECTED :
1. To at beautiful pictures is interesting. (It + be + adj )
2. What time will she come back ? (Beginning with “He asked me ”)
3. Nobody showed them to their seats (Turn into the passive voice)
4. Sometimes the newcomers were laughed at by the naughty pupils.(Change into the active voice).
5. This is (powerful) machine in our field (use the correct form of the adj in the brackets).
6. Yesterday I saw him cross the road. (Turn into the passive voice).
7. Tom looked through the window. He saw a beautiful rose. (using present participle).
8. I don’t have good marks. (using I wish ).
9. That tractor was very powerful. It could plough all day long. (using “enough to ”).
10. Peter is very young. He can’t take part in the club. (using “too to ”).
IV. CHOOSE THE BEST ANSWERS FOR THESE BLANKS :
1. We don’t have a good time. We wish we
A, have B, can have C, had D, could
2. Must this decaying tooth come out ?
A, No, It mustn’t. B, No, It needn’t C, No, It can’t D, A and B are right
3. You not read those magazines.
A, likes B, prefer C, would rather D, had better
4. My mother has me her clothes.
A, to iron B, irons C, iron D, ironing
5. You needn’t the ending of the story.
A, To tell B, tell C, told D, telling
6. the letter sent yesterday ?
A, Did B, is C, was D, when
7. New machines used on this farm now.
A, have B, are being C, being D, was
8. Mai is going to have someone her blouse.
A, is making B, is made C, to make D, make
9. The tractors plough the field, the potatoes.
A, to plant B, planting C, planted D, plants
10.This decaying teeth need
A, to pull B, pull C, pulling D, pulled
11.Tom is young drive the car.
A, so / that B, too / to C, enough / to D, not only / but also
12.He doesn’t need a new shirt.
A, to buy B, bought C, buy D, buying
13.Before to bed, I turned off the light.
A, to go B, went C, going D, goes
14.We prefer comedies tragedies.
A, than B, better than C, to D, better
15.Which of those milkmaid is the
A, pretty B, most pretty C, the prettiest D, prettiest
16.She was she never has time to watch T V.
A, so busy that B, very busy C, busy enough D, busy that
17.This is beautiful garden in the city.
A, the goodest B, more C, the most D, most
18.She is happy that good news.
A, to hear B, heard C, hear D, hearing
19.Children play football in the street.
A, must B, need C, mustn’t D, needn’t
20.My grandparents have lived here 1987.
A, in B, on C, since D, for
V. WRITING A PARAGRAPH :
Where did you go during your summer holiday ? Tell that trip with the following cues :
1. spent - my uncle’s farm - Wales.
2. 300 miles - from my house.
3. morning - breakfast - field - plant rice
4. afternoon - lunch - take a rest - feed chickens
5. farm animals - lively - lovely
6. plant vegetables - ground - behind
7. weather - farm - cool - pure
8. A holiday - farm - healthy - pleasant
PAPER 3 :
I. FILL IN THE GAPS WITH THE WORDS YOU HAVE LEARNT :
1. Pupils who have just entered school is called
2. The actor acted so well that the were moved to tears
3. We often go to the theatre to see a new
4. What do you often do in your time ?
5. There was not much in the street yesterday.
6. Remember the street at the Zebra crossing.
II. FILL IN THE BLANKS WITH CORRECT PREPOSITIONS :
1. The farmer are working their farm.
2. Let’s have look the picture book section.
3. We helped the potatoes planting.
4. Are you fond reading ?
III. DO AS DIRECTED:
1. Learning English is very useful (It’s + adj + )
2. Where is Ben Thanh market ? ( use “He asked ”)
3. Which is (good) this pen or that pen ? (use the correct form of the adjective in brackets)
4. Were the windows painted ? (Turn in to the active voice)
5. Yesterday I saw him crossing the street. (passive voice)
6. When we went across the field, we saw some green hills. (using present participle).
7. It doesn’t stop raining. (using “I wish ”)
8. The picture is so high that I can’t reach it. (using “too to”)
9. They can hardly do their work ? (using question tag)
IV. CHOOSE A CORRECT STRUCTURE :
1. He’s here now. He has (to go/ gone to/ been to/ went to) London.
2. They are Tom and Peter. (All/ Two/ Both) of them are pupils.
3. Have you seen them (play/ played/ playing/ to play) in the garden ?
4. My brother (has/ have/ had/ had had) to leave school when he was sixteen years old.
5. My parents were born in Hue. They (live/are living/ living/ lived) there now.
6. (Arrive/ To arrive/ On arriving) at the village fair, I saw many people there.
7. Look ! Jane (wears/ is wearing/ puts on) a strange red hat.
V. CHOOSE THE BEST ANSWERS TO THESE SENTENCES:
1. I to London three times this year.
A, was B, have been C, went D, have gone
2. I’ll come to see you before I for Australia.
A, shall leave B, leave C, will leave D, left
3. Bob and Jack were badly injured in the last match, so can play in this match.
A, both of them B, not any of them C, either of them D, neither of them
4. Why was the letter returned ?- Because I put a on it.
A, three-cents stamp B, stamp of three cents C, three-cent stamp D, stamp three cents
5. Henry is twenty eight years old, but Alice his sister, is only fourteen.
A, He is old, she is young B, He is two times old as his sister.
C, He is twice as old as his sister. D, His sister is younger than him two times.
6. Jane, the girl you at the party last night, to my friend next week.
A, meet/ will be married B, met/ will be married C, met/ will get married D, met/ is marrying
7. Martha has a new dress, so I wish one.
A, have B, having C, had D, have had
8. I was surprised to see at the concert.
A, that amount of people B, that number of people
C, those amount of people D, those number of people
9. When Betty met Sue,
A, she was a student at Cambridge B, At Cambridge she was a student
C, the latter was a student at Cambridge D, Sue was a student at Cambridge
10. This dress was made of a beautiful
A, clothing B, clothes C, cloth. D, clothe
11. They must stay at home to study, but I
A, mustn’t B, needn’t C, have not D, must
12. These two boys help
A, both B, anybody C, each other D, one another
13. He says he isn’t afraid of
A, somebody B, everybody C, anybody D, nobody
14. Tom hardly wait for you because he was very busy.
A, could B, couldn’t C, could to D, can
15. Our summer holidays quickly.
A, past B, passed C, was past D, passing
16. Tam has study English I advised him.
A, when B, since C, for D, during
17. strange noise, the girl was afraid.
A, Had heard B, Hearing C, When hear D, Hear
18. These shoes are big a small boy.
A, too/ for B, too/ to C, very/ for D, very/ to
19. Be sure to wake at 7 a.m.
A, us, Paul and I B, Paul and me C, we D, our
21.The teacher as well as his pupils going on a camping trip.
A, are B, is C, will be D, be
VI. SUPPLY TENSES AND TRANSLATE INTO VIETNAMESE :
When Henry Ford was a young boy, his father hoped that his son (will) become a
farmer, but the young man (not like) the idea and he went to Detroit where he
(work) as a mechanic. By the age of twenty nine, in 1892, he (build)
his first car and Henry Ford was the first person to build cars which (be) cheap, strong and
fast. At that time, he was able to sell millions of cars because he mass-produced them, that is, he made a great
many cars of exactly the same type.
PAPER 4:
I. FILL IN THE BLANKS WITH THE APPROPRIATE WORDS :
1. If you want to look for the tittle of the books, find them in a
(visiting cards, invitation cards, library cards, card catalogue)
2. is the day when pupils show their gratitude to their teachers and
is the day when children show their love to their mother.
(May Day, Teacher’s Day, New year’s Day, Mother’s Day)
3. kicked the ball hard into the goal, but caught it exactly.
II. FORM ADVERBS FROM THE FOLLOWING ADJECTIVES :
1. careful : 2. swift :
3. bright : 4. hurry :
III. WRITE THE SYNONYM OF THE FOLLOWING WORDS :
1. periodical = 2. to be fond of =
3. nice-looking = 4. pictures =
IV. WRITE THE OPPOSITE OF THE FOLLOWING WORDS:
1. difficult ≠ 2. hope ≠
3. smokeless ≠ 4. to put on ≠
V. FIND WORDS OR PHRASES WHICH MEAN :
1. A person who flies from trapeze to trapeze :
2. The break between the two halves :
VI. REWRITE THE FOLLOWING SENTENCES AS DIRECTED :
1. The teacher lives at district 1. his son is my friend. (relative pronoun).
2. Is that cake eaten by your child ? (active voice)
3. The clothing becomes dry because of the sun. (to make + O + V )
4. Air plane tickets are expensive. I don’t fly to Singapore for the weekend.(unreal condition sentence).
5. The room is painted yellow. Nobody has slept in the room for years.(relative pronoun).
6. Were they listening to the lecture yesterday evening ? (passive voice)
7. This film is (interesting) than the one you wanted to see. (use the correct form of the adjective)
8. The man was getting (angry) . (double comparative)
9. We shall learn to speak English in six months. (It + take + O + time + to V )
10. Winter is (cold) than summer. it is (cold) in all seasons.(use the correct form of the adjective)
VII. SUPPLY THE CORRECT FORM OF THE VERBS IN THE PARENTHESE :
1. Mr. Johnson (live) in Washington, but he (stay) in London at the moment.
2. When I (get) to the hospital, she was sitting in the waiting room.
3. (You see) the film on TV last night ?
4. (You write) to Paul yet ? - I (write) it all morning.
5. I (give) it to them when they visit us.
VIII. REWRITE THE FOLLOWING SENTENCES IN GOOD ENGLISH :
1. My brother prefers coffee more than tea.
2. I have just finished to do my test.
3. He went to Nha Trang since last week.
4. Many activities had prepared in our school recently.
5. They have lived here since they have come to HCM city.
IX. READ THE PASSAGE CAREFULLY AND CHOOSE THE CORRECT WODRS FOR THE GAPS :
Nowadays children’s education (1) very rapidly. In the past, teachers (2)
children sit still for hours. They made them remember all sorts of things. In other words, the children
(3) go on repeating things (4) , they (5) them “by heart” . Today, many
teachers wonder if it possible to make children (6) all things. They (7) you can only
help them learn, you must let children learn and discover things for (8).
1. changed / has changed / is changing 5. know / knew / is knowing
2. taked / say / made 6. learn / copy / make
3. must / had to / will have to 7. make / talk / say
4. during / since / until 8. they / themselves / it
* ANSWER THE FOLLOWING QUESTIONS :
1. How has the children’s education changed today ?
2. What did teachers make children do for hours ?
3. What did the children have to do until they knew them by heart ?
4. What do many teachers wonder ?
PAPER 5 :
A. VOCABULARY :
I. Fill in the blanks with the appropriate word or phrase given bellow :
(the second half, convenient, reminded, correspondent)
1. It’s for tourists to take a taxi to their hotel.
2. The second part of a football match is
3. The man who writes reports and articles for a newspaper is a
4. The story him of his early years in his native village.
II. Write the verbs from the following nouns :
1. symbol : 2. drama :
3. apology : 4. critic : 5. emphasis
III. Write synonym of the following words :
1. to fascinate = 2. to take part in =
3. tube = 4. moreover = 5. beside =
IV. Write opposite of the following words :
1. to set a record ≠ 2. fortunately ≠
3. comfortable ≠ 4. debtor ≠ 5. expensive ≠
B. GRAMMAR :
I. Rewrite the sentences as directed in parentheses :
1. He asked his brother to mail the letter yesterday. (use “had” instead of “asked”).
2. You had better tell me about yourself. (change into the negative form).
3. Lan’s mother gave her a gift. Lan’s mother said she wanted to reward Lan for her good marks.(V
-ing
)
4. She is very old. She can not work hard.(too to)
5. I can’t go with you because I am very busy.(so that)
6. Mary comes from a good family. She is a clever girl.(not only but also)
7. The old lady asked the boy to help her to carry a heavy bag.(causative active form)
8. I am so busy that I have no time to go with you.(too to)
9. We are advised not to go out alone.(change into active voice)
10. He worried because of his father’s bad health.(make + O + V )
II. Supply the correct verbs in the parentheses :
1. The car isn’t here today because my friend (use) it.
2. We (listen) to the radio when it suddenly stopped working.
3. She (visit) Europe many times since she (come) there three months ago.
4. How long (you wait) for me ?- I (wait) for you for two hours.
5. I (not send) the parcel until I hear from you.
III. correct the grammatical mistakes :
1. They will go until we shall come.
2. I enjoy to listen to music every night.
3. His father is used to taking him to the circus when the family lived in the city.
4. The car stopped to run after the heavy rain last night.
5. When has she begun learning French.
C. READING PASSAGE :
Sometimes we say that someone we know is “a square peg in a round hole”. This simply means that the
person we are talking about is not suited for the job he is doing. He maybe a book keeper who really wants
to be an actor or a mechanic. Unfortunately, many people in the world are “square pegs”, they are not doing
the kind of work they should be doing for one reason or another. As a result, they probably are not doing a
very good job and certainly they are not happy.
Choosing the right career is very important. Most of us spend a great part of our lives at our jobs. For that
reasons we should try to find out what our talents are and how we can use them. We can do this through
aptitude tests, interviews with specialists, and study books in our field of interests. There are many career
open to each of us. Perhaps we like science. Then we might prepare ourselves to be chemists, physicists, or
biologists. May be our interests take us into the business world and such work as accounting, personnel
management or public relations. Many people find their place in government service. Teaching newspaper
work, medicine, engineering-these and many other fields offer fascinating careers to persons with talent and
training.
* ANSWER THE FOLLOWING QUESTIONS :
1. Why is it important to find the right career ?
2. Name three ways that we can find the right career ?
3. What are some of the career found in the scientific world ?
* TRANSLATE THE WHOLE PASSAGE INTO VIETNAMESE :
D. READING THE PASSAGE AND CHOOSE THE CORRECT WORDS FOR THESE BLANKS :
Many hundreds years (1) there were many villages and few towns in England. The
villagers liked to go into the forests and the fields when the spring came. On first Sunday of May they usually
took a tree back (2) them and put it (3) the village. The children danced
around it and the men and the women (4) games around it. Late the international working
class made the first of May the day of solidarity. The first May Day (5) in England in 1890,
when the workers decided to fight for an eight-hour working day and an end to the very long hours that they
worked. In London the workers (6) from all places to a meeting in Hyde Park. This
demonstrations (7) their solidarity and unity. After that, May Day in England was usually
celebrated on the Sunday nearest to the First day of the month. There (8) many large May
Day demonstrations. The working people showed on those days their solidarity with the progressive people in
other counties.
1. ago / before / ahead / in front of. 5. celebrated / considered / born / organized.
2. follow / with / by / for. 6. participated / marched / promoted / symbolized.
3. between / among / in the centre of / in the middle of. 7. marched / prepared / showed / hold.
4. joined / entered / took place / took part in. 8. are / were / has been / have been.
* ANSWER THE FOLLOWING QUESTIONS :
1. What did the English people do on the first Sunday of May ?
2. When was the first May Day celebrated in England ?
3. Where did the workers in London hold a meeting ?
4. What did the working people show on those days ?
* TRANSLATE THE WHOLE PASSAGE INTO VIETNAMESE :
PAPER 6 :
I. Fill in the blanks with an appropriate words or phrase given below :
1. You can on the beach. It’s very nice today.(swim, go fishing, climb, sunbathe)
2. May Day is celebrated regularly (on May 1
st
, in Great Britain, in the United States, in Vietnam).
3. There will be a lot of on Teacher’s Day.(teachers, marches, beautiful flowers, homework).
4. They used to take a bicycle trip to the countryside.(rest, recreation, performance, leisurely).
II. Write the opposite of the following adjectives :
1. happy ≠ 2. narrow ≠ 3. sure ≠
4. cloudless ≠ 5. kind ≠
III. Write the synonym of the following words :
1. to line up = 2. to start =
3. to interested in = 4. a great number of =
IV. Find words or phrases which mean :
1. A person who takes care of a library :
2. A person who live and work in a big city :
3. A person who can play with his hands in a football match :
4. People who come into stadiums to watch matches :
5. Carefully in spending of money and time :
6. Public house for homeless people :
7. The place from which T V programmes are broadcast :
8. The person who watches television :
9. The man who is in black uniform and blow the whistle in the football match :
10. To go out of the country :
11. Paper for printing newspapers :
12. A period of ten years :
IV. Rewrite these sentences in good English :
1. He learns English at a Foreign Language Centre at the moment .
2. I wish I was there with you now.
3. If I have had time, I would have taken a bicycle race.
4. The TV film was exciting enough for us to see it through.
5. He asked his brother mail the letter yesterday.
6. This fence is being painted by Tom at 9 o’clock yesterday morning.
7. Someone are interviewing Mr John at the moment.
8. How long are you studying English ? - For six months.
9. When we left the beach, the rain already started.
10. I shall contact you as soon as they will phone me.
V. Read the following passage carefully and choose the correct word for the blanks :
My home-town is Ho Chi Minh City, the (1) city in Vietnam with (2) 4 million
people. The city traffic is, therefore, very heavy. (3) to the latest statistics, there are over 3 million
bicycles, 800.000 motorbikes and about 100.000 cars moving (4) the city. Meanwhile the streets are
(5) and in poor condition. Worse still, the people sense of executing the traffic laws is bad. As a
consequence, there happen many accidents (6) score of people killed and injured everyday. To
make the traffic safe and fast, everyone should strictly (7) the traffic (8) of the city.
1. large / largest / the most large / the largest. 5. narrow / wide / large / big.
2. over / on / of / above. 6. doing / causing / harming / decreasing.
3. as / about / according / surrounding. 7. order / ask / apply / obey.
4. surround / around / circle / round. 8. rude / decree / regulations / notes.
* Answer the following questions :
1. What are the streets in Ho Chi Minh City like ?
2. What cause scores of people killed and injured everyday ?
VI. Read the paragraph carefully and answer the questions :
One of the greatest advances in modern technology has been in the invention of computers. They are
already widely used in industry and in universities and the time may come when it will be possible for ordinary
people to use them as well. Computers are capable of doing extremely complicated work in all branches of
learning. They can solve the most complex mathematical problems or put thousands of unrelated facts in order.
These machines can be put to varied uses. For instance, they provide information on the best way to prevent
traffic accidents, or they can count the number of times the word “and” has been used in Bible. Because they
work accurately and at high speeds, they save research workers years of hard work. This whole process by
which machines can be used to work for us has been called automation. In the future, automation may enable
human beings to enjoy far more leisure than they do today.
1. Tell the capacities of the computers ?
2. Why can computers save research workers years of hard work ?
3. What may automation help human being in the future ?
PAPER 7 :
I. Form nouns from the following Adjectives :
1. shy : 2. ready : 3. polite :
4. sick : 5. willing : 6. great :
7. weak : 8. useful : 9. fierce :
10. full :
II. Form adverbs from the following Adjectives :
1. soft : 2. warm : 3. quiet :
4. beautiful : 5. happy : 6. careful :
7. swift : 8. bright : 9. hurry :
10. good : 11. busy : 12. fast :
III. Form nouns from the following Verbs :
1. to celebrate : 2. to punish : 3. to
decide :
4. to criticize : 5. to discuss : 6. to
cooperate :
7. to entertain : 8. to symbolize : 9. to move :
10. to emphasize : 11. to produce :
12. to collect : 13. to educate : 14. to improve :
15. to treat : 16. to act : 17. to agree :
18. to explose : 19. to apologize : 20. to produce :
IV. Write the opposite of the following words :
1. to dress ≠ 2. to set free≠ 3. to tie ≠
4. to fasten ≠ 5. to break a record ≠
6. various ≠ 7. known (adj) ≠ 8. simple≠
9. better ≠ 10. helpful ≠ 11. to button : ≠
12. to decrease ≠ 13. to lock ≠ 14. to take off ≠
V. Reading the passage carefully and answer the following questions :
Daniel Mendoza.
Boxing matches were very popular in England two hundred years ago. In those days, boxers fought with
bare fists for prize money. Because of this, they were known as “prize-fighters”. However boxing was very
crude for there were no rules and a prize-fighter could be seriously injured or even killed during the match. One
of the most colourful figures in boxing history was Daniel Mendoza who was born in 1764. the use of gloves was
not introduced until 1860 when the Marquis of Queensberry drew up the first set of rules. Though he was
technically a prize-fighter, Mendoza did much to change crude fighting into a sports, for he brought science to
the game. In his day, Mendoza enjoyed tremendous popularity. He was adored by the rich and the poor alike.
1. Why could a boxer be seriously injured or even killed during the match two hundred years ago ?
2. Why was Mendoza adored by the rich and the poor alike ?
VI. Fill in the gaps with the correct words given below :
(homesick, flow, traffic-jam, meadows, weeds, rush-hours,)
1. In our highlands there are large where cattle can come and graze.
2. This part of the river is not good for swimming. It is full of
3. When we are away from home for a long time, we usually feel
4. The seven little brooks gently through green meadows.
5. Most streets in a big city are very crowded during
6. During rush-hours, usually happen.
PAPER 8 :
I. Find and correct the mistakes in the following sentences : (2ms)
1. How many times did you see him ? - Many times.
2. If I had had enough time tonight, I would write a letter to my cousin .
3. His English is improving. It is getting gooder and gooder.
4. It used to take one hour he drive the car sixty kilometres from home to his office.
5. That house should buy immediately.
II. Reading the passage :
Nearly all the sports practised nowadays are competitive. You play to win, and the game has little meaning
unless you do your utmost to win. On the village green, where you pick up sides and no feeling of local
patriotism is involved, it is possible to play simple for the fun and exercise: but as soon as the question of pretige
arises, as soon as you feel that you and some larger unit will be disgraced if you lose, the most savage
combative instincts are aroused. Anyone who has played even in a school football match know this. At the
international level sport is frankly mimic warfare. But the significant thing is not the behavour of the players but
the spectators, of the nations who work themselves into furies over these absurd contests, and seriously believe -
at any rate for short periods - that running, jumping and kicking a ball are tests of national virtue.
* Answer the questions : (2ms)
1. When are the most savage combative instincts of players aroused ?
2. Why does the writer say that “football contests are tests of national virtue ?
III. Find and correct the errors in the following sentences : (1m)
1. Her throat was such a sore that she hardly speak.
2. Many people are said that are homeless after the floods.
3. Because the shops will be shut, tomorrow is a holiday.
4. She’s a twenty-year-old woman.
5. The road in front of your house is preparing.
IV. Use the following sets of words and phrases to write complete sentences : (1ms)
1. Peter / take a bath / before / he / have / breakfast.
2. John / be / not / tall / Tom.
3. He / wait for / his mother / since / six o’clock.
4. The teacher / tell / them / read / the / text / carefully.
5. Streets / crowded / there are / not / traffic jams.
6. She / watch / a mother bird / feed / her babies.
7. They / talked / the lion-tamers / they / admired.
8. He / wish / he / be / beach / last week.
9. If / I / be / you / I / give / her / some flowers.
10. The house / painted white / be / the corner.
V. Rewrite the following sentences, beginning each sentence with the cues: (0,5m)
1. Alice saw the new-born calf. She looked happy.
Seeing
2. She waited long. She became impatient.
The longer
3. It was an excellent show. We all enjoyed it
It was such an
4. He could not drive fast. The traffic was heavy.
As
5. Mai’s family was glad to go to Britain. The trip was expensive.
Although
VI. Write a letter to one of your friends or one of your relatives : (about 150 words) : (2ms)
VII. Rewrite the following sentences as directed in the parentheses : (1m)
1. The man is friendly. The man’s son is my friend (relative pronoun).
2. Mai will have someone make her blouse (Turn into passive voice)
3. Buses are cheap. They have a lot of passengers. (double comparative)
4. Susan is so young that she can’t go to the pictures. (“too” or “enough”)
5. The clown is very funny. He attracts a lot of children. (“so that” or “such that”)
6. Did you send her a present yesterday ? (Turn into passive voice)
7. The music is very soft. We can’t hear it. (“too” or “enough”)
8. The girl doesn’t look happy. Today is her birthday. (though)
VIII. Fill in the blanks with the suitable verbs given below: (0,5m)
Look up, pick out, put aside, turn off.
1. Which book did you to send to Helen ?
2. I want to money for my vacation trip.
3. She couldn’t the switch.
4. He the new word in a dictionary.
PAPER 9 :
I. Supply the correct form of the verbs in parentheses :
1. What would you do if you (take) part in the meeting ?
2. Up to now, I (study) my English lesson two times.
3. Is your little sister is used to (cry) at night ?
4. The school library (paint) since I (be) here.
5. When I arrived at the circus, the acrobats (fly) from trapeze to trapeze.
II. Fill in the blanks with an appropriate word or phrase given below :
(homesick, flow, meadows, weeds)
1. In our highlands there are large where cattle can come and graze.
2. This part of the river is not good for swimming. It is full of .
3. When we are away from home for a long time, we usually feel .
4. The seven litle brooks gently through green meadows.
III. Rewrite the following sentences as directed :
1. Mr Pike designed thet bridge in 1970. (passive voice)
2. The dress is new. She is wearing it (relative pronoun)
3. They laughed a lot because of the comedy. (make + O + bare inf)
4. Our homework was corrected by my teacher. (active voice)
5. Jim doesn’t study hard. He doesn’t get better grades. (Unreal conditional form “if”)
6. My father can’t give up smoking (I wish)
7. This is the girl . she sang a love song yesterday.( using THAT)
8. I come from a country. Its history goes back thousands of years. (Relative pronoun)
9. The weather here is (cold) at home. (using the correct form of the adj in bracket)
10. They will go to the beach in about two hours. (It + take + O + time + To inf )
11. Mary will clean the floor in fifteen minutes. (It + take + O + time + To inf )
12. Was that book written by Mark Twain ? (active voice)
13. Mr Green will ask his daughter to mend his shirt. (Causative active form)
14. The boy went up the hill. They look down at the fields. (present participle)
15. Who among the is (busy) ? (using the correct form of the adj in bracket)
16. Someone was making coffee when I walked into the kitchen. (passive voice)
17. She didn’t remember the small town. She had been born and grown up in that town (relative adverb)
18. I’m not flying on a beautiful sunny beach. ( I wish)
19. The waitress was friendly. She served us dinner. (adjective clause)
IV. Write the correct form of the verbs in parentheses :
1. Don’t keep (shout) like that. We must avoid (annoy) our neighbours.
2. The school library (build) two years ago.
3. My father (be) a teacher for 20 years.
4. When we arrived, he (read) a newspaper.
5. I can’t go to the seashore this week. I wish I (can).
V. Rewrite the following sentences in good English :
1. They’re the people who their shops burned down last week.
2. If you asked me, I would have lent you my car.
3. I wish they visited us when they were in town.
4. Her daughter’s behavour is getting bader and bader.
5. The house has being built of stone and cement.
VI. Use the following sets of words and phrases to write complete sentences :
1. He / just / see / the new teacher / hall.
2. The spectators / watching / the football match / since / two o’clock.
3. Last night, after / he / do / his homework / he / watch / a football game / TV.
4. The underground / can / use / by most commuters.
5. The driver / can / pick / them / hotel.
6. I / tell / him / the truth / if / I / be / you.
7. Coming / the village common / she / saw / the children / play / football.
8. These are / the cattle / raise / by Mr Green.
9. They / not / throw / the crackers.
10. You’d better / not / stay / late.
VII. Read the passage and choose the correct words for the gaps :
Public transport in London is expensive. The fare (1) on the length of the journey. You
can not buy books of tickets in advance. Children (2) sixteen pay half, and those under five
travel free you usually (3) bus tickets from a conductor, but on some buses you pay the
driver. Most London (4) are double deckers. On the (5) railway (or
tube) you buy your ticket from a (6) or a ticket office, and give it up at the
(7) of the journey. Not all trains from one (8) go to the same place, so
watch the signs, the last train leaves at 00:15.
1. depends / depots / departs / depresses. 5. taxi / plane / car / underground.
2. above / under / inside / outside. 6. phone box / washing machine / machine / mechanic.
3. send / sell / buy / bring. 7. ends / end / finally / at last.
4. undergrounds / taxis / trains / buses. 8. platform / place / stage / station.
* Answer the questions :
1. Where do you buy your tickets from on the underground railway?
2. Why do you have to watch the signs ?
3. What time will the last train leave ?
* Translate the whole paragraph into Vietnamese :
PAPER 10 :
I. Do as directed in parentheses :
1. I stopped working many times because of the noise. (Make + O + bare inf)
2. As soon as it (stop) raining, the workers went on with their work. (use the correct form of the verb)
3. That team was presented the cup yesterday morning.(active voice)
4. The car was expensive. We couldn’t buy it. (“so that” or “such that”)
5. Are you going to ask her to clean your coat ? (causative active form)
6. If they (receive) the news sooner, they’d have written to John (supply the correct form of the verb)
7. My friend was too eager to wait for me. (so that)
8. The play was interesting. It attracted many people. (double comparative)
9. The boy called the police. His wallet was stolen. (relative pronoun)
10. This book is very difficult. I can’t read it. (“too” or “enough”)
II. Supply the correct form of the verbs in parentheses :
1. The teacher wishes the boys (stop) making noise now.
2. The show (be) interesting if there had been more performing animals.
3. The new TV station (not build) since last month.
4. After a young athlete (carry) the Olympic torch into the stadium, the game began.
5. The sun always (rise) in the East. Look ! It (rise) now.
III. Find and correct the errors in the following sentences :
1. The food was very hot for me to eat.
2. This coat is not enough warm for me. I can’t wear in winter.
3. I don’t have money enough to borrow you.
4. I don’t have enough time for eating breakfast.
5. Although I didn’t eat, I was hungry.
IV. Read the text carefully and choose the correct words for the blanks :
Country life
Some people love to live in a (1) while others prefer town life. The choice of each
individual depends on many needs of human beings. In a countryside we can live in the midst of
(2) while in a town we are surrounded by buildings, factories and other man-made things. In
countryside houses are spread out and there is plenty of greenery. Sometimes, green fields or orchards are
found in the neighbourhood. The beautiful surroundings with trees and shrubs are pleasing to our eyes.
Moreover the air is (3) and cool, which is good (4) a healthy living. A
country life is full (5) charms. The ripping rivers, the grazing cows and the chirping birds give
us great pleasures in life. Country life is (6) than town life. The people who live in a country
are a contented community because they have few desires. We should not forget that there are some
disadvantages in living in a countryside. The country folks do not have school nearby or (7) for
any emergency in life. Some countryside residents have to depend on rivers or wells for drinking water.
(8) inspite of theses problems it is healthier and more peaceful to live in a country than in a
town or city.
1. countryside / city / foreign country. 5. from / of / in.
2. natural / nature / nation. 6. more cheap / cheapest / cheaper.
3. cold / new / fresh. 7. hospitals / schools / factories.
4. for / at / of. 8. beside / moreover / however.
* Answer the following questions :
1. What are the attractions of country life ?
2. What is country life different from town life ?
* Translate the whole text into Vietnamese :
PAPER 11 :
I. Fill in the blanks with words given below :
( economically, pulp, recycled, public )
1. Soft mass of material used for making paper is called
2. Waste paper can be used again after being
3. Members of a community are called
4. He is careful in spending his money. He spends money
II. Fill in the gaps with the appropriate prepositions :
1. Paper bags and newspapers are often screwed and thrown
2. They could see hens and ducks run the farm.
3. After checking at the hotel, they had a porter take their suitcases to the room.
4. They recycled paper by taking the ink and making it into pulp again.
III. Do as directed in parentheses :
1. They met the acrobat. They saw him in the circus last night.(relative pronoun)
2. People buy tickets from the ticket booth. (passive voice)
3. Tom is very weak. He can’t carry suitcases upstairs.(Replacing weak to strong and rewrite)
4. This book is interesting enough for you to read many times.(so that).
5. I will ask my teacher to translate a letter into Vietnamese.(causative passive form)
6. He (already go) by the time we arrived.(supply the correct form of the verb in brackets)
7. We save many paper. A lot of wood pulp is preserved. (double comparative)
8. The underground is cheap. It is faster than the bus.(using “however” or “besides”).
9. The sun is high. The shadow is short.(double comparative).
10. Prices have gone up. Things are not cheap. They used to be cheap.(using “as as”)
IV. Supply the correct forms of the verbs in the parentheses :
1. My uncle was watering the flowers when I (arrive).
2. She (learn) English since she was ten.
3. The children kept (talk) about the film they had seen.
4. If I (know), I would help you.
V. Rewrite the following sentences, beginning each sentence with the cues :
1. To find the notice board in the hall is easy.
It’s
2. You practise English a lot. You’ll speak fast.
The more
3. Mai is good. She can pass the examination.
Mai is good enough
4. I own a very small house.
I wish
5. She was lazy. She didn’t pass the examination.
If
6. The tooth is very decayed. It can not be kept.
The tooth is too
7. They have to give book reports in class.
I want them
8. My father asked me to repair the electric cooker.
My father had me
9. I stopped many times because of the noise.
The noise made me
10. Tell me the way to Trafalgar square.
Would you mind
PAPER 12 :
I. Find words or phrases which mean :
1. Paper for printing newspapers :
2. Not wasteful :
3. A television programme that help us see events at the same time as they are happening :
4. A person who watches television :
5. A period of ten years :
II. Fill in the blanks with the correct prepositions :
1. Jack is very good repairing things.
2. When it rains, I go to school bus.
3. We are fighting independence and unity.
4. I don’t like to borrow money my friends.
III. Do as directed in parentheses :
1. I have just gone back to the town. I was born there.(relative adverb)
2. The floor was being cleaned by Anne. (active voice)
3. I wish I (have) enough money to buy a car.(supply the correct form of the verb in parentheses)
4. They asked the workers to whitewash the ceiling. (causative active form)
5. He run fast. (double comparative)
6. The test is so easy that they can do it. (using “too” or “enough”)
7. David has many friends. He can’t remember their names. (“so that” or “such that”)
8. You are clever enough to understand perfectly. (so that)
9. My sister decided to accept that work it was difficult. (fill in the gap with a correct conjunction)
10. My bicycle is not as (expensive) as yours. (supply the correct form of the adjective in parentheses)
IV. Supply the correct forms of the verbs in parentheses :
1. He never did his homework. If he (do) his homework, he
(not worry) about his examination.
2. They saw the birds (fly) up from bushes.
3. They (talk) about their weekend since 8 o’clock.
4. I wish I (travel) around the world last summer.
5. She earns her living by (sell) fruit.
V. Find and correct the errors in the following sentences :
1. The match has been going on since two hours.
2. Since it was so cold, he went out without an overcoat.
3. We are reading David Copperfield, wrote by Charles Dickens.
4. Mr Micawber is said that is a picture of Dickens’s father.
5. We called this machine is a bulldozer.
VI. Use the following sets of words and phrases to write complete sentences :
1. would you mind / look for / the knife / kitchen.
2. Rubber / not only / soft / elastic.
3. Mr. Green / used to / take / children / the circus.
4. He / is / used to / live / big city.
5. He / wish / he / be / beach / last week.
6. When / we / come / the circus / the show / already / begin.
7. The teams / playing / an hour.
8. The stands / being / fill / when / they arrived.
VII. reading the passage carefully then choose the correct words for the blanks :
Television is one of man’s most important (1) of communication. It brings
(2) and sounds from around the world into millions of homes. A person with a TV set
can sit in his house and watch the president (3) a speech or visit a foreign country. He
can see a war being fought and watch statesmen try to bring about peace (4) television.
Home viewers can see and learn about people, places and things far away lands. TV even takes its viewers
(5) of this world. It brings them coverage of astronauts as the astronauts explore outer
(6) . In addition to all this things, TV brings its viewers a steady stream of programs
(7) are designed to entertain. In fact, TV provides many (8)
entertainment programs than any other kinds. The programs include action packed dramas, light comdies,
sporting events and motion pictures.
1. transports / means / measures / mean. 5. outer / out / inside / beside.
2. films / cinemas / pictures / movies. 6. place / surface / space / face.
3. did / made / do / make. 7. whose / who / whom / that.
4. through / pass / by / from. 8. more / much / the most / most.
* answer the following questions :
1. Why is television one of man’s most important means of communication ?
2. TV even takes its viewers out of this world, doesn’t it ?
3. In addition to all those things what does TV bring its viewers ?
* Translate the whole passage into Vietnamese :
PAPER 13 :
I. Do as directed in parentheses :
1. The boy will be punished. He threw that stone. (relative pronoun)
2. I can’t do these exercises quickly. (passive voice)
3. Are you going to have John repair your bicycle ? (causative active form)
4. He runs quickly. He feel tired. (double comparative)
5. The weather was very bad. We couldn’t go out. (“too” or “enough”)
6. It was too hot. We couldn’t sleep last night. (“so that” or “such that”)
7. My father was too sick to go to work. (so that)
8. They save money. They can buy a television set. (so that)
9. The live torch represents the patriotism.(Write the basic pattern)
10. He didn’t go to school. He was sick. (use “although” or “because”)
II. Supply the correct forms of the verbs in the parentheses :
1. The play (already begin) by the time we arrived at the theatre.
2. What you (do) if you (have) a day off last week ?
3. My father had the door (paint) green.
4. Nobody did homework in class, (supply question tag)
5. Mr. Pike (live) here for twenty-five years.
III. Find and correct the errors in the following sentences :
1.When I was a young man, I used to living in the quiet countryside and now I am used to live in a big city.
2. It was so an excellent show that we all enjoyed it.
3. There isn’t time enough for the pupils to do this test.
4. Mr. Green had a porter carried their luggage.
5. Lan told Tom not to take reference books out of the library.
IV. Use the following sets of the words and phrases to write complete sentences :
1. The pupils / learn / their / lesson / when / the principal / come.
2. We / wait / school gate / until / you / come back.
3. The acrobat / we / see / TV / last night / be / Tom / uncle.
4. We / take / you / Dalat / we / can / enjoy / pure air.
5. Teachers’ Day / be / the day / pupils / show / their gratitude / their teachers.
6. She / send / him / letter / after / she / get / his address.
7. I / know / the boy / bicycle / be / over there.
8. Peter / run / faster / faster.
9. If / he / go / London / yesterday / he / meet / his old friend.
V. Rewrite the following sentences, beginning each sentence with the cues :
1. I learn English a lot. I like it a lot. The more
2. The film was very good. We saw it through. The film was good enough
3. The performing is very long. They can’t broadcast it.
The programme is too
4. Mr. Green told them about Charles Dickens.
They asked Mr. Green
5. They did their homework at 6 o’clock. They watched the football game on TV at 7 o’clock.
After
Before
6. She is both intelligent and beautiful. She is not only
7. They produce a lot of paper. They need a lot of wood pulp.
The more paper
8. The school girls will do needlework at home.
The principal said that
9. Last year I got many bad marks. I wished I
10. Where was the dentist’s office ? She showed me
PAPER 14 :
I. Complete the following sentences with words from the given list :
(allowance, constantly, consequently, retired)
1. Mr Micawber was in debt all the time. He was in debt.
2. He could not pay his debt; he was imprisoned.
3. On his release, he retired and lived on a small annual
4. My grandfather is too old to work. He quite a long time ago.
II. Find the word which means :
1. A child who has lost his parents :
2. Place where orphans are bred :
3. Public house for homeless people :
4. The last meal of the day :
III. Fill in the blanks with the correct prepositions or adverbs :
1. Charles Dickens was born a poor clerk family Portsmouth, the south coast of
England, February 17
th
, 1812.
2. Twelve-year-old Charles, who had been taken school eleven, was sent to work
a factory labeling bottles six shillings a week.
IV. Do as directed in parentheses :
1. May Day is the day. Marches and celebrations are held on that day (relative adverb)
2. Many houses have been destroyed by the fire. (turn into active voice)
3. I had told my brother to close the door before I went to school.(Causative active form)
4. The house is large. It is expensive (double comparative)
5. The policeman ran fast. He could catch the thief. (“too” or “enough”)
6. The question was easy enough for me to answer. (so that)
7. He is a very lazy pupil. He never does his homework.(“so that” or “such that”)
8. I can not do that work.(use I wish )
9. My friend gave a gift to her. They are telling about their trip.(write the basic pattern for them)
10. I took my uncle to the airport last Saturday. They have elected him president. (write the basic pattern)
V. Supply the correct forms of the verbs in parentheses :
1. Tom is used to (ride) his bicycle to school every morning.
2. Have you ever seen a mother bird (feed) her babies ?
3. If I (have) time, I would come to see you.
4. I couldn’t buy that dress because when I came the clothing store, it (sell).
5. He (sleep) soundly when the rain started.
VI. Rewrite the following sentences in correct English :
1. I had my luggage carry to the train.
2. The country air is fresh, however it is not polluted.
3. The more dark it is, the more cold it gets.
4. They could see smoke to rise up from the cottages.
5. The more he eats, he becomes fatter.
VII. Use the following sets of words and phrases to write complete sentences :
1. I / often / buy / the products / make / this factory.
2. She / too / angry / speak / a word.
3. Ride / a wooden horse / children / be / happy.
4. Tea / be / hot / too / us / drink.
5. Alice / speak / English / well / Tom.
6. She / be / clever / smart.
7. He / be / a tractor driver / a mechanic ?
8. They / be / eager / start / the new school year.
9. He / say / that / he / come / here / early.
10. Jack / do / best / win / our team.
VIII. Read the text carefully then answer the questions and translate it into Vietnamese :
Forest are useful for man in many ways. They are the home of wild animals. In the forest there are many
kinds of rare plants. Forests supply materials for producing medicines and wood for making everything. We
always need wood for building, cooking and heating. Forests help us prevent heavy rain from washing the earth
away, especially on mountains. Saving forests has become an urgent problem for all nations in the world.
1. What do forests supply us ?
2. What do forests help us prevent ?
* Translate the whole paragraph into Vietnamese :
PAPER 15 :
I. Complete the following sentences with words from the given list :
( patriotism, retreat, defeat, heroes )
1. In the history of our country, there have been a lot of They are respected by
our people for their courage, admirable qualities.
2. The image of the live torch today represents the of Vietnamese youth.
II. Give words which mean :
1. Play a trick on someone :
2. Boy or man respected for his bravery :
3. Small groups of persons :
4. Go back, withdraw :
III. Do as directed in parentheses :
1. At times, we can enjoy a live programme on our TV.(Turn into passive voice)
2. Cattles are being sold by farmers at the fair.(Turn into active voice)
3. They have just asked Mr. John to tell him about Charles Dickens. (Use causative active form)
4. The old lady asked the boy to carry a heavy bag upstairs. (Use causative passive form)
5. People save a lot of paper. Wood pulp are preserved. (double comparative)
6. The film is interesting enough for us to hear it twice.(Using “so that”)
7. He’s too stupid to understand this matter.(Using “so that”)
8. The girl is not clever. She can not mend this shirt.(Using “too” or “enough”)