KIỂM TRA ANH VĂN 45 PHÚT pptx

KIỂM TRA ANH VĂN 45 PHÚT
1. While I _______ TV last night, a mouse ran across the floor.
A. watch B. watched C. was watching D. am watching
2. The little girl started to cry. She _____ her doll, and no one was able to find it for her.
A. has lost B. had lost C. was losing D. was lost
3. - Where is the new stove that you bought yesterday?
- The color didn’t match, so I _______ it to the store.”
A. return B. returned C. did return D. had returned
4. As soon as Martina saw the fire, she ______ the fire department.
A. was telephoning B. telephoned
C. had telephoned D. has telephoned
5. Jane’s eyes burned and her shoulder ached. She ______ at the computer for five
straight hours.
A. is sitting B. has been sitting C. was sitting D. had been sitting
6. The man who sat beside me on the plane _____ nervous. He _____ by air before.
A. looked … has never traveled B. looked … had never traveled
C. was looking … never traveled D. looked … was never traveling
7. The Second World War _______ in 1939 and _______ in 1945.
A. begins … ends B. had begun … ended
C. began … had ended D. began … ended
8. I _______ Casablanca for the first time last night. I _______ it before.
A. saw … had never seen B. see … have never seen
C. have seen … never saw D. was seeing … had never seen
9. Yesterday Ann introduced me to her husband. As I saw him, I ______ that I ______
him before. We went to primary school together.
A. knew … met B. had known … had met
C. knew … had met D. had known … met
10. I _______ you sooner if someone _______ me you were in the hospital.
A. would visit … told B. will visit … tells
C. had visited … would have told D. would have visited … had told
VERB FORM

31. Customers are not allowed…………………….here.
a. smoking b. to smoke c. to smoking d. smoke
32. She told me ……………………………………….that shirt.
a. to try/ to wear b. trying/ wearing c. to try/ wearing d.
trying/ to wear
33. The bell rang. He stopped……………………………………… the door.
a. to work/ to answer b. working/ answering
c. to work/ answering d. working/ to answer
34.It’s useless ………………………… him…………………… that.
a. to advise/ not to do b. advising/ not doing
c. to advise/ not doing d. advising/ not to do
35. Be sure …………… your doctor for advice before……………… jogging.
a. to ask/ to take b. asking/ taking
c. to ask/ taking d. asking/ to take
36. We would like …………….to the President’s reception, but we weren’t.
a. having invited b. having been invited
c. to have invited d. to have been invited
37. Mrs. Kelly didn’t want …………… on.
a. to be operated b. being operated
c. to operated d. to be operating
38. Instead of…………….about the good news , Tom seemed to be indifferent.
a. exciting b. being excited c. to excite d. to be excited
39. Alice didn’t expect………… to Bill’s party.
a. asking b. being asked c. to ask d. to be asked
40. The mouse family avoided……………… by coming out only when the house was
empty and the two cats were outside.
a. catching b. being caught
c. to have been caught d. to be caught
16. Soccer coach (to Lam): I really appreciate your ………………… hard last month.
a. training b. having trained

17. The runner-up was not so pleased with his…………………. the silver medal.
a. winning b. having won
18. The athlete denied ………………… the banned drugs before ………………….
called to the team.
a. taking/having been b. having taken/being
19. She shouldn’t have too much regretted……………………….the English-speaking
contest last week – she was not fluent enough anyway.
a. losing b. having lost
20. We are very grateful for your ………………………. all necessary arrangements for
our visit and now……………………… to see us off.
a. having made/coming b. making/ coming
c. making/ having come
21. What is the most difficult thing about ………………………… to become an
eloquent speaker
a. learning b. having learnt
22. ……………… at the audience, the contestant gave her answer with confidence.
a. looking b. having looked
23. ……………………. intensively. Lam is now quite sure of his success in the coming
competition.
a. practicing b. having practiced
24. Never have the enterprises worldwide seen the global competition ……………. so
harsh.
a. becoming b. having become
25. ……………… all the rules of chess, the contestants started to play the first game.
a. learning b. having learnt
REPORTED SPEECH
1. “You’ve got to lend me some money! Please!” he said.
a. He begged me to lend him some money.
b. He told me lend him some money.
c. He advised me to lend him some money.

d. He promised me to lend him some money.
2. “Give me your homework,” the teacher said to the students.
a. The teacher begged the students to give him his homework.
b. The teacher told the students to give him their homework.
c. The teacher asked the students to give them his homework.
d. The teacher urged the students give her their homework.
3. “Please don’t smoke in my car,” the taxi driver said to us.
a. The taxi driver advised us not to smoke in his car.
b. The taxi driver invited us not to smoke in his car.
c. The taxi driver told us not to smoke in his car.
d. The taxi driver told us don’t smoke in his car.
4. “You should give up smoking,” Pete said to Michael.
a. Pete told Michael give up smoking.
b. Pete advised Michael to give up smoking.
c. Pete urged Michael to give up smoking.
d. Michael asked Pete to give up smoking.
5. “Don’t shoot!” the general said to his soldier.
a. The general said to his soldier not to shoot.
b. The general urged his soldier not to shoot.
c. The general told to his soldier not shoot.
d. The general ordered his soldier not to shoot.
6. “Would you like to go to the movie with me next Saturday, John?” Susan said.
a. Susan invited John would like to go to the movie with her the following Saturday.
b. Susan invited John to go to the movie with her the following Saturday.
c. Susan invited John go to the movie with him the following Saturday.
d. Susan invited John to like to the movie with her the following Saturday.
7. “Remember to take the umbrella with you, girl,” the mother said.
a. The mother said to the girl to remember to take the umbrella with her.
b. The mother told the girl take the umbrella with her.
c. The mother reminded her daughter to take the umbrella with her.

d. The mother remembered the girl to take the umbrella with her.
8. “OK. I will go there with you tomorrow,” the boy said to his sister.
a. The boy agreed to go there with him the following day.
b. The boy agreed to go there with his sister the following day.
c. The boy said he would go there with her the next day.
d. The boy told he would go there with his sister the following day.
9. “Don’t touch that switch, Mary,” I said.
a. I told Mary to touch that switch.
b. I advised Mary not to touch that switch.
c. I warned Mary not to touch that switch.
d. I said Mary not touch that switch.
10. “Do whatever you like,” the man said.
a. The man said to us do whatever we like.
b. The man encouraged us to do whatever we like.
c. The man encouraged us to do whatever we liked.
d. The man asked us to do whatever I liked.
e. He said, “ I’m sorry I didn’t reply to the letter”
a. He apologized for not to reply to the letter.
b. He apologized for not to replying to the letter.
c. He apologized for didn’t reply to the letter.
d. He apologized for not replying to the letter .
f. “ You can’t run out of the garden,” Ms Kelly said to the children.
a. Ms Kelly prevented the children not running out of the garden.
b. Ms Kelly prevented the children not to run out of the garden .
c. Ms Kelly prevented the children from not running out of the garden .
d. Ms Kelly prevented the children from running out of the garden .
g. “ I feel like seeing you soon, Susan,” said her mother.
a. Susan’s mother looked forward seeing her soon .
b. Susan’s mother looked forward to see her soon .
c. Susan’s mother looked forward to seeing her soon .

d. Susan’s mother looked forward see her soon .
h. “ I didn’t break the windows,” Bill said.
a. Bill denied breaking the windows.
b. Bill denied to break the windows.
c. Bill denied from breaking the windows.
d. Bill denied not to break the windows.
i. The tourist guide said ,” Don’t walk alone in the street at night”
a. The tourist guide warned from walking alone in the street at night
b. The tourist guide warned against walking alone in the street at night .
c. The tourist guide warned not walking alone in the street at night .
d. The tourist guide warned not to walk alone in the street at night .
j. “ I can’t go to your birthday party next Saturday evening, Jack”, said Mary
a. Mary apologized to not going for Jack’s birthday party the following
Saturday evening.
b. Mary apologized not to go to Jack’s birthday party the following Saturday.
c. Mary apologized for not going to Jack’s birthday party the following
Saturday evening.
d. Mary apologized not going to Jack’s birthday party the following Saturday
evening.
k. The manager said to the workers, “You have done excellent work this month.”
a. The manager congratulated the workers having done excellent work that
month.
b. The manager congratulated the workers to have done excellent work that
month.
c. The manager congratulated the workers about having done excellent work
that month.
d. The manager congratulated the workers on having done excellent work
that month .
l. “You told a lie, Tom” , she said.
a. She accused Tom of telling a lie.

b. She accused Tom telling a lie.
c. She accused Tom to tell a lie.
d. She accused Tom tell a lie.
m. “Shall we have dinner somewhere after the theatre?” said Peter.
a. Peter suggested to have dinner somewhere after the theatre.
b. Peter suggested to having dinner somewhere after the theatre.
c. Peter suggested having dinner somewhere after the theatre.
d. Peter suggested have dinner somewhere after the theatre.
IF
26. If energy ………inexpensive and unlimited, many things in the world would be
different.
a. is b. will be c. were d. would be
27. If I ……… you, I …………my best.
a. am/ will try c. were/ would try
c. am/ would try d. were/ would have tried
28. You ………….if you ……………as I told you.
a. would succeed/ did b. would have succeeded/ did
c. would succeed/ had done d. would have succeeded/ had done
29. If you press this button, all the lights will be on.
a. He told her if she presses that button, all the lights will be on.
b. He told her if she pressed that button, all the lights will be on.
c. He told her if she pressed that button, all the lights would be on.
d. He told her if she had pressed that button, all the lights would be on.
30. I would be very happy if you could come.
a. I told them that I would be very happy if they could come.
b. I told them that I will be very happy if they can come.
c. I told them that I would have been very happy if they could come.
d. I told them that I would have been very happy if they could have come.