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<b>Nguyen Hue Upper Secondary </b>
<b>Presented by : LÊ VĂN HÂN, M.A</b> <b><sub>September - </sub><sub>September - </sub></b>
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<b>1) Good morning. I want an apartment in</b>
<b>central London.</b>
<b>2) We have an inexpensive apartment in</b>
<b>Northend Avenue.</b>
<b>3) I remember meeting him on a nice </b>
<b>summer afternoon.</b>
<b>4) Mr. King is singing</b> <b>next door.</b>
<b>5) He’s holding a string in his fingers.</b>
<b>1) The Present Simple Tense indicating past </b>
<b>time: We can use Present Simple Tense to tell a </b>
<b>story happening in the past to make the events </b>
<b>more dramatic and lively.</b>
<b>2) The Past Simple Tense: We use Simple Past to </b>
<b>talk about actions and situations in the past.</b>
<b>3) The Past Progressive Tense: We use Past </b>
<b>Progressive to talk about something which was </b>
<b>in progress at a past time. The action or </b>
<b>situation had started but it had not finished at </b>
<b>that time. </b>
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<b>4) The Past Perfect Tense: We use Past </b>
<b>Perfect to talk about something which had </b>
<b>happened before the past time we are </b>
<b>thinking about.</b>
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<b>The story is about a girl called Little Red Riding </b>
<b>Hood who (0. live) lives with her mother. Little </b>
<b>Red Riding Hood’s grandmother (1. invite) </b>
<b>__________ her to her cottage, so one fine day </b>
<b>she (2. set) ______ off to visit her. The little girl </b>
<b>goodbye to her mother and (5. promise) </b>
<b>_________to be careful. On her arm she (6. </b>
<b>carry) _______a basket which (7. contain) </b>
<b>________a cake her mother (8.bake) </b>
<b>__________specially. It (9. be) ___a lovely </b>
<b>spring morning, the sun (10. shine) </b>
<b>_________and birds (11. sing)__________, </b>
<b>happy that the winter (12. be) ___over.</b>
<b>invites</b>
<b>sets</b>
<b>gets</b> <b>waves</b>
<b>promises</b>
<b>carries</b>
<b>contains</b>
<b> has baked</b> <b>is</b>
<b>1) He ________his arm when he </b>
<b>____________football. (break, play)</b>
<b>2) Julia _______her first novel when she </b>
<b>_____19 years old (write, be)</b>
<b>3) I ____________on the computer when the </b>
<b>fire ______ out (work, break)</b>
<b>4) When it ________to rain, they </b>
<b>___________through the forest (start, walk)</b>
<b>broke</b>
<b> was playing</b>
<b>wrote</b>
<b> was</b>
<b> was working</b>
<b>broke</b>
<b>5) He _____us about his marriage when we </b>
<b>____________ afternoon tea (tell, have)</b>
<b>6) Sorry, I ___________ to you. I </b>
<b>______________about something else. </b>
<b>(not listen)</b>
<b>7) I _______you last night, but you </b>
<b>____________. What ______you </b>
<b>_______? (phone, not answer, do)</b>
<b>8) Mary ________________her glasses at the </b>
<b>time, so she _______________what kind of </b>
<b>car the man ______________(not wear, not </b>
<b>were</b> <b> doing</b>
<b> wasn’t wearing</b>
<b> didn’t notice</b>
<b> didn’t answer</b>
<b>1) They (eat) everything by the time I (arrive) </b>
<b>at the party.</b>
<b>____________________________________</b>
<b>2) When I (find) my purse, someone (take) </b>
<b>the money out of it.</b>
<b>____________________________________</b>
<b>3) By the time I (get) into town, the shops </b>
<b>(close).</b>
<b>____________________________________</b>
<b> had eaten</b> <b> arrived</b>
<b> found</b> <b> had taken</b>
<b>4) When they (get) to the station, the train </b>
<b>(leave). </b>
<b>____________________________________</b>
<b>5) By the time you (get) her letter, she </b>
<b>(arrive) in Paris.</b>
<b>____________________________________</b>
<b>6) The police (pay) no attention to Clare’s </b>
<b>complaint because she (phone) them so </b>
<b>many times before.</b>
<b>____________________________________</b>
<b> got</b> <b> had left</b>
<b> got</b> <b> had arrived</b>
<b>7) I (go) to the post office to ask about my </b>
<b>package, but they (say) that it (not arrive) </b>
<b>yet.</b>
<b>___________________________________</b>
<b>8) When I (look) at the new dress for half an </b>
<b>hour, I (ask) how much it (cost).</b>
<b>___________________________________</b>
<b> went</b> <b><sub> said</sub></b> <b><sub> hadn’t arrived</sub></b>