Correct each phrase fragment by changing or adding words or by attaching the phrase to the complete sentence nearby

1. We shopped all day at the mall. Looking for the perfect suitcases to take on our cruise this summer.

2. We were sure that one of the specialty stores would carry a good selection. With hard and soft luggage, large and small sizes, and lots of acces sories to choose from.

3. Walking from store to store and getting tired. We gave up after a while and ate lunch.

4. We could not believe how crowded the mall was on a weekday. In every shop and at the food court, too

5. Everywhere we looked people stood around. Crowding the walkways and window shopping.

6. Many teenagers gathered in groups. Laughing at each other and ignoring the shoppers.

7. Pairs of older people walked briskly around the balconies. Using the mall as an exercise track.

8. Actually, we did enjoy ourselves as we ate. Watching all the curious people around us.

9. We finally found the luggage we were looking for in a tiny shop. Near the elevators at the end of the mall.

10. Without the crowds and the poor selection. Our shopping trip would have been a complete success.

Read the following text and decide if each sentence below is correct or incorrect.

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I. Choose and circle the best answer. (2ms)
1. Many (cultural/ romance/ disappointed/ annoyed) and artistic activities are held as the part of the flower festival in Da Lat.
2. Wind, hydro and solar are (modern/ renewable/ non-renewable/ new) resources.
3. Nick washes his hand a lot, (so/ and/ but/ although) he doesn’t have flu.
4. At a seasonal festival, people race down the hill to (break/ catch/ buy/ eat) cheese.
5. They had to wear (goggles/ tradition/ trucks/ greasy) to protect their eyes at the tomato festival.
6. (When/ How/ Why/ Where) were you born? – In March
7. People are looking for cheap, clean and effective sources of (solar/ energy/ wind/ water)
8. Which word has a different stressed syllable from the others?
A. convenient B. enormous C. expensive D. dangerous
II. Put the word in brackets into the correct forms: (1.5ms)
1. Wind power is convenient and (abundance) _________________
2. At this time next week, we (study) _________________ English grammar.
3. Many poor people in (develop) _________________ countries don’t have modern sources of energy
4. In the future, the wind and the sun (use) _________________ as the most important energy sources
5. They enjoyed a mix of (well) _________________ music from around the world.
6. My father used (spend) _________________ a lot of time for the festivals.
IV. Reading. (2.5ms)
Part 1. Complete the sentences, using the words from cued pictures (1m)






1. They put ……………………………. on the roof of our house to get power.
2. It’s a special animal in some countries. We call it a …………………………….
3. People all over the world celebrate ……………………………. on 24th and 25th of December.
4. La Tomatina in Spain is a …………………………….

Part 2. Read the text and answer the questions (1.5ms)
My name’s Nick. Yesterday was the most exciting day of my life. In the morning, many people tried to climb up the pole to get the ham. At 11 a.m. We saw a jet of water coming from the water cannons and the chaos began. Bags of tomatoes bags from the trucks we thrown to the crowds and we began throwing tomatoes at one another. We all had to wear goggles to protect our eyes. After one hour, we saw another jet of water and stopped throwing. The whole town was red with rivers of tomato juice. Together with local people and tourists, we enjoyed the good food and drinks.
1. What did many people do yesterday morning? __________________________________________
2. Where did a jet of water come from? __________________________________________________
3. Did people throw tomatoes at one another at the tomato festival? ___________________________
4. When did they see another jet of water? _______________________________________________
5. What is tomato Paella? _____________________________________________________________
6. Do you like taking part in the tomato festival? Why or why not?
_____________________________________________________________
V. Writing (2ms)
Part 1. Do as directed in brackets. (1m)
1. People will decorate their houses to welcome New Year. (Change into passive)
____________________________________________________________
2. They have to wear boots to protect their feet. (Make question)
Why ________________________________________________________
3. Biogas is made from plant waste and animal manure.(Change into active)
_____________________________________________________________
4. Which festival do you like best? Why?. (Answer the question)
_______________________________________________________________

Complete the sentences with the future progressive or the simple present of the verbs in parentheses.

1. I'll meet you at the airport tomorrow. After you (clear) ... customs, look for me just outside the gate. I (stand) ... right by the door.

2. Ingrid and Ruth won't be at this school when classes (start) ... next semester. They (attend) ... a new school in Taiwan.

3. Please come and visit today when you (have) ... a chance. I (shop) ... from 1:00 to 2:30, but I'll be home after that.

4. I won't be here next week. I (attend) ... a seminar in Los Angelas. Ms. Gomez will substitute-teach for me. When I (return) ..., I will expect you to be ready for the midterm examination.

1.they were cleaning the room when I arrived

2.they must dry the beans in the sun

3.the foreman is showing the students around the factory

4.A Chinese official made paper from wood pulp in the year 105

5.people say the computer is one of the most important inventors

6.we haven't finished our homework yet

7.they will make the next meeting in Chicago

8.when did Lewis waterman invent the fountain pen

9.somebody clean the room everyday

10.john will collect me at the airport

11.your teacher must sign this form

12. will you invite her to your birtday party

13.we can't wear jeans at work

She stool by the window for a few minutes,looking at the trails of...rising up from thư chimneys into the gray morning....A bus stop on the road between her house and the village in the valley below.Watching the....of passengers getting on one...one,she felf envious of them.They could go to work,..she was always left at home to look...the baby and do thư housework.

She went back into the sitting room.She had not even begun to tidy...,but she couldn't find the energy...it this morning.She had a terrible night and had been broken up the baby so many...that all she wanted to do was go back to sleep.But she knew it would not be....

DỊCH HỘ MÌNH NHÉ

POPPY DAY
POPPY DAY , 11 November, is the day when people in Britain remember the soldiers that died in the First World War (1914 – 1918), the Second World War (1939 – 1945) and all other wars since. The first Poppy Day was in 1921. The First World War had ended three years earlier, but it was still very difficult, even impossible, for ex-soldiers in Britain to find employment. So some of them started making and selling red paper poppies. They gave the money that they raised to ex-soldiers who were disabled or unemployed, and to the families of soldiers who had died. The choice of flower was significant. During the war, the soldiers had noticed poppies growing every year on the battlefields in Belgium and the north of France. A well – known poem from that time, written by a Canadian soldier, begin with the lines:
In Flanders* fields the poppies blow
Between the crosses, row on row,
That mark our place*; …
In the days leading up to Poppy Day, about 32 million people in Britain buy and wear small poppies. Some people choose to wear white poppies because they think that white symbolizes peace. Then, at 11 a.m. on 11 November (at the moment when the First World War ended) there’s a two – minute silence. Many people stop and think quietly about the soldiers who died. There are ceremonies at war memorials in towns and villages all over the country. The most important ceremony is in London, when the Queen and the Prime Minister lay wreaths of poppies at the Cenotaph, a monument to soldiers who died in battle.

*(Flanders ­= the north of Belgium; our place = our graves)

Make this dialogue more natural by using suitable adverbs from the box to replace each of the expressions in bold (each adverb can only be used once and not all the adverbs will be needed).

STEVE: Not a bad party last night. Lots of old faces from college were there.

CLARE: (1) That sounds interesting; can you tell me more........?

STEVE: Yeah. Lizzie was there with her new husband. (2) This is something I’ve heard although it may not be true, .............., he’s something very high up and important in the civil service.

CLARE: Yes, I’ve heard that too. (3) This is my true opinion, although it may be shocking............ , I never really expected her to marry anyone successful. She was always so scruffy and laid back. She was never into social status or anything like that.

STEVE: (4) It is a logical deduction..............., she’s changed her outlook on life. I mean, she was very smartly dressed and she kept telling me all about how much money their new house had cost.

CLARE: (5) Do you expect me to believe that?...............

STEVE: Yes, she was really bragging about it.

CLARE: Well she never used to be interested in money at all. (6) This probably contradicts what I ‘ve just said..............,she did like eating out and travelling.

STEVE: (7) What I’m about to say isn’t really related to what we’ve been discussing...............,your old flame Simon was at the party.

CLARE: Was he? I haven’t seen him for ages.

STEVE: (8) As one would expect............, he couldn’t stop asking me questions about you.

CLARE: I think he still hopes that we might get back together one day.

STEVE: (9) That is completely accurate ...............

CLARE: Well, not much chance of that! Oh. was that obnoxious old creep Douglas Jarrold there?

STEVE: I’m afraid so. (10) I’m pleased about this .............., he was right over the other side of the room so I didn’t have to talk to him. He was trying to chat up Mary Bracknell. I can’t think why.

CLARE: (11) This is obvious ..............., he still fancies her.

STEVE: Maybe. She certainly wasn’t very interested in him, (12.) which one can sympathize with................

CLARE: Strange how some people never change, isn’t it?

Make this dialogue more natural by using suitable adverbs from the box to replace each of the expressions in bold (each adverb can only be used once and not all the adverbs will be needed).

STEVE: Not a bad party last night. Lots of old faces from college were there.

CLARE: (1) That sounds interesting; can you tell me more........?

STEVE: Yeah. Lizzie was there with her new husband. (2) This is something I’ve heard although it may not be true, .............., he’s something very high up and important in the civil service.

CLARE: Yes, I’ve heard that too. (3) This is my true opinion, although it may be shocking............ , I never really expected her to marry anyone successful. She was always so scruffy and laid back. She was never into social status or anything like that.

STEVE: (4) It is a logical deduction..............., she’s changed her outlook on life. I mean, she was very smartly dressed and she kept telling me all about how much money their new house had cost.

CLARE: (5) Do you expect me to believe that?...............

STEVE: Yes, she was really bragging about it.

CLARE: Well she never used to be interested in money at all. (6) This probably contradicts what I ‘ve just said..............,she did like eating out and travelling.

STEVE: (7) What I’m about to say isn’t really related to what we’ve been discussing...............,your old flame Simon was at the party.

CLARE: Was he? I haven’t seen him for ages.

STEVE: (8) As one would expect............, he couldn’t stop asking me questions about you.

CLARE: I think he still hopes that we might get back together one day.

STEVE: (9) That is completely accurate ...............

CLARE: Well, not much chance of that! Oh. was that obnoxious old creep Douglas Jarrold there?

STEVE: I’m afraid so. (10) I’m pleased about this .............., he was right over the other side of the room so I didn’t have to talk to him. He was trying to chat up Mary Bracknell. I can’t think why.

CLARE: (11) This is obvious ..............., he still fancies her.

STEVE: Maybe. She certainly wasn’t very interested in him, (12.) which one can sympathize with................

CLARE: Strange how some people never change, isn’t it?