Exercise 1: Tick the correct sentences and correct the wrong sentences.

1.    They might be away for the weekend but I’m not sure.

2.    You will be right but I’m going back to check any way.

3.    I’m going to take a raincoat. It won’t rain later.

4.    I don’t have time to finish it today. Will tomorrow be OK?

5.    I think he won’t win. He is on good form at the moment.

6.    We aren’t working on the project tonight. We will do it tomorrow.

7.    What might you be after graduating?

8.    He might not come to the party tonight because he is going to the airport at 2 p.m.

9.    I won’t get home late. I have lots of things to do before I can leave.

10. I might not get the job. There are lots of good candidate.

B.   Write a phrasal verb in the correct form to replace the word in bold. The first letter of the first word is given to help you.

1.     Simon r............... ............... the wrong answer and wrote the right one. (remored with a rubber)

2.     Why did you r............... ............... that piece of paper? (tear into pieces)

3.     If you make a mistake, just c............... it ................ (draw a line through)

4.     You should l............... ............... words you don’t know in a dictionary. (find information about)

5.     Carol, will you r............... ............... your poem to the class, please? (say out loud)

6.     Our teacher p............... ............... that we only had five minutes left. (said)

7.     Have you all w............... ............... what the homework is? (made a note of)

IV. Decide whether the verbs in these sentences are right or wrong. Correct those which are wrong(Tìm lỗi sai ở dộn từ và sửa lại nếu sai)

1) Look! Somebody is climbing up that tree over there.

2) Can you hear those people? What do they talk about?

3) Are you believe in God?

4) Look! That man tries to open the door of your car.

5) The moon goes round the earth.

6) I’m thinking it would be a good idea to leave early.

7) The government is worried because the number of people without jobs is increasing.

8) I’m usually going to work by car.

9) I don’t know your telephone number.

10) Please don’t make so much noise. I study.

11) Sue and Alan are married since July.

12) It is raining all day.

13) She has been ill for a long time.

14) Have you always been living in this house?

15) How long has Jack been unemployed?

PART 3
Questions 11-17
Read the article about a hen called Daisy.
Are sentences 11-17 “Right” (A) or “Wrong” (B)?
If there is not enough information to answer “Right” (A) or “Wrong” (B), choose “Doesn’t say”
(C)
For questions 11-17, mark A, B, or C on your answer sheet

Hen Friend

When Julie Carver was six years old, she lived on a farm. It was her job to feed the hens every
morning before breakfast. There were three hens: Daisy, Maisie and Lazy. Daisy was Julie's
favourite.
Every day when Julie came home from school, Daisy ran to the gate, flapping her wings and
squawking loudly. One day Julie was feeling ill and couldn’t go to school. Daisy sat outside
the house all day making the 'koor, koor' sound that hens make when their chicks are young.
When Julie was nine, her father got a new job. The family left the farm and went to live in a
flat in town. They couldn't take the hens with them. Julie was sad. The people who bought
their farm promised to take good care of the hens, but Julie knew she was going to miss
Daisy.
One day Julie's teacher decided to take the class on a picnic. The picnic vas in a park near
Julie's old home. Julie was sitting with her friends, enjoying herself. Suddenly, they heard a
loud squawking noise. They looked up and saw a hen running towards them, flapping its
wings. It was Daisy!

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When the picnic ended, Julie took Daisy back to the farm. The new owners invited her to visit
Daisy at weekends and during the school holidays. Daisy and Julie were very happy.

11 There were three hens on the farm where Julie lived.
A Right B Wrong C Doesn't say
12 There were many other animals on Julie's farm.
A Right B Wrong C Doesn't say
13 Daisy met Julie outside school every day.
A Right B Wrong C Doesn't say
14 Julie went on a picnic with her family.
A Right B Wrong C Doesn't say
15 The park was near the farm where Julie lived when she was younger.
A Right B Wrong C Doesn't say
16 Julie's friends liked Daisy.
A Right B Wrong C Doesn't say
17 Julie is going to spend some of her free time with Daisy.
A Right B Wrong

VIII. Correct these sentences.

~ This house built 100 years ago. ... This house was built ...

45. Football plays in most countries of the work! ...............................................................

46. Why did the letter send to the wrong address? ...............................................................

47. A garage is a place where cars repair. ..................................

48. Where are you born? ...............................................................

49. How many languages are speaking in Switzerland? ....................................................

50. Somebody broke into our house but nothing stolen. ............

51. When was invented the bicycle? ..........................................

Bray is a beautiful village about fifty kilometres west of London. A young Englishman named Howard Bonnier opened a restaurant called The Palace there about three and a half months ago. Not many people in Britain know Mr Bonnier’s name yet, but he’s already quite famous in France. This is because he has written in French magazines about almost all the best restaurants in that country. He’s only 29 years old.

When Howard was a teenager, he often went to restaurants with his mother and father.He liked doing this so much that he decided not to buy lots of clothes and CDs; instead, he used his money to visit France and eat in good restaurants. He also bought a lot of French and English cookbooks – he says he has more than two hundred and fifty!

So why did he decide to open a restaurant? Simply because he loves cooking. Has it been an easy thing to do? He says it’s expensive to start your own restaurant and it’s much more difficult to cook for fifty people than to cook for your family, but he’s sure he’s done the right thing.

1. The Palace há bên open for les than a year

A. Right B. Wrong C. Doesn't say

2. Lots of people in France know about Hward

A. Right B. Wrong C. Doesn't say

3. Howard's parents took him out to restaurants.

A. Right B. Wrong C. Doesn't say

4. Howard has always spent a lot of money on clothes.

A. Right B. Wrong C. Doesn't say