My parents make me _____ for my upcoming exam.
Watch out! That young boy _____ off his bicycle. He is riding too fast down the hill.
______ beautiful sunset we saw at the beach yesterday evening!
How
What
How a
What a
My driving _____ told me that I was ready to take my driving test.
spectator
instructor
professor
interviewer
I need to _____ my sister from school at 3 o'clock this afternoon.
He bought a large _____ of fresh grapes at the supermarket today.
After studying continuously for hours, we decided to _____ a quick break.
Listen! Somebody is _____ at the front door, so please go open it.
A _____ is a passage built under a hill, river, or city so that cars and trains can travel through instead of over it.
roundabout
pavement
tunnel
flyover
Since there's only one bicycle for the three of us, we've decided to _____ riding it.
spend time
take a seat
keep quiet
take turns
Henry: _____
Bella: Yes, thank you! That's so kind of you.
Can I open the door? It's hot.
Do you like giving me a ride home?
What a beautiful bag you have!
Would you like me to carry your bags?
James: Where will you go for your summer vacation with your family this year?
Thomson: _____
The beach is very nice, isn't it?
Probably I won't think of.
Probably to the beach.
I have a four-day vacation next week.
What is true about the notice?
Visitors are kindly asked to keep noise to a minimum.
Please switch all mobile phones to silent.
Visiting hours: 10am – 12pm and 2pm – 6pm only.
One visitor per patient at a time.
Visitors are free to visit patients at any time of the day they choose.
Visitors should try to make as little noise as possible during their visit.
Mobile phones should be kept switched on but with the sound turned down.
Several visitors are permitted to see the same patient together at once.
Which statement is NOT true according to the notice?
Buy 2 T-shirts, get 1 free!
This offer is valid on Saturday and Sunday only.
We accept cash and credit cards.
You can get this special deal on Friday afternoon.
You can pay for the clothes with a credit card.
You get 3 T-shirts for the price of 2.
The special offer is available on the weekend.
Read the following passage and choose the correct answer to each of the questions.
Imagine that you start your morning in London and you eat breakfast in Paris only thirty minutes later. In the future, this will be possible because we will have vacuum-tube trains. These trains travel through special pipes at incredible speeds. Therefore, international travel will be as easy as a short bus trip. These trains also run on electricity, so they are much better for our planet than traditional airplanes.
The streets will look very different. Smart cars will use sensors to talk to each other, and this means they will never crash. These vehicles do not need drivers. Since these vehicles drive themselves, people can work or sleep during the trip.
The biggest change might be in the sky. Flying electric vehicles will take people over busy streets. This will end the problem of traffic jams. The future of travel is not just about speed; it is about making our lives simpler and greener.
What is the main topic of the passage?
The history of trains and airplanes
How technology will change travel in the future
Problems with traffic jams today
Why electric cars are popular now
How long will it take to travel from London to Paris by vacuum-tube train?
One hour
One day
Thirty minutes
Two hours
According to the passage, what is TRUE about vacuum-tube trains?
They are faster than airplanes.
They travel through underground pipes.
They run on electricity.
They are cheaper to build.
What will smart cars use to avoid crashes?
Drivers
Sensors
Maps
Cameras
Read the following text and do the task.
Last weekend, my friend Tom came to my house, and we started talking about our dream houses. "Linh, if you could design your own house, what would it look like?" Tom asked.
"I'd love a house with a big garden and a swimming pool!" I replied. "In my bedroom, I'd have a soft bed right by the window," I added, "and a study room with a tall bookshelf." I also told him about the modern kitchen I imagined, with a shiny silver fridge as its best feature.
"That's nice," Tom said, "but mine would be totally different!" He wanted a bedroom with a huge TV on the wall, and instead of a study room, he preferred a games room with a pool table. "I like baking pizza," he laughed, "so my kitchen would have a modern oven instead of a fridge." When I asked about the garden, Tom grinned and said, "Mine needs a football goal, not flowers like yours!"
Fill each blank in the following summary with ONE WORD from the text.
Last weekend, Linh and Tom shared their ideas about their dream homes. In the bedroom, Linh wanted a soft bed, whereas Tom preferred having a huge TV. While Tom wanted a room, Linh wished for a study room with a tall bookshelf. In the kitchen, Linh chose a shiny silver as the main feature, while Tom wanted a modern oven. Lastly, while Linh's garden had flowers, Tom insisted that his garden needed a .
Complete the second sentence so that it has the same meaning to the first.
My phone rang in the middle of the meeting.
=> My phone rang while .
Complete the second sentence so that it has the same meaning to the first.
I wasn't able to arrive home on time because of the traffic jam.
=> The traffic jam prevented on time.
The following sentence has ONE word that is not correct. FIND and CORRECT it.
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Write a paragraph (50-70 words) describing a memorable period or event from your childhood.
You may use these guiding questions: