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More Exercises Leâ Ngoïc Thaïch 1 11 1 I. Using TO + INFINITIVE or V-ING to complete sentences: 1. She expects (get) ……………………. a pay rise next month. 2. His mother wants him (get) ……………… a good result in this semester. 3. I will refuse (work) ……….on Saturday and Sunday if I can’t get the double pay. 4. We promise (help) ……………… him when he is in trouble. 5. Their friends hope (see) …………………… them again. 6. He seemed (be) ………………… happy when he saw you. 7. The boss decided (go) …………………… abroad. 8. Miss Linda enjoys (work) …………………… with young children. 9. I start (work) ………………………. at 7:00 am every day. 10. The teacher encouraged his students (work) ……………………. alone without (receive) ………………… any help. 11. I can’t stop (think) ……………………. of him. 12. Would you like (spend) ………………. your holiday with me in Dalat? 13. I remember (sit) ……………………. near you when we studied at University. 14. It’s very impolite (speak) …………………… foreign language in front of people who don’t know it. 15. It’s obvious he’s only interested in (make) …………………. money. 16. Our teacher managed (book) ………………… two seats on the morning flight. 17. Would you mind (open) …………………… the window? 18. My father hates (wear) ………….…… a tie to work. 19. I don’t really like (get) …………………… up early. 20. It’s my hobby (go) …………………… shopping. II. Choose the best answer among A, B, C or D to complete each sentence: 1. will she spend her summer holidays? In Hanoi. A. When B. Where C. How D. With whom 2. - fast does Lan read? - Fifty pages a day. A. How fast B. How much C. How many books D. How 3. - novel are you reading? - Tam's. A. Who B. Which C. Whose D. that 4. - How have you read that book? - Up to page 124. A. far B. long C. page D. many 5. book are you reading, a textbook or a novel by Charles Dickens? A. Who B. Whose C. Which D. That 6. - did you write the letter to? - To my teacher. A. Who B. Whose C. Whom D. A & C are correct 7. do you go to the library? -Twice a week. A. How often B. How C. How long D. How far 8 . paid the waiter? - Jane did. A. Whom B. How C. Who D. Whose 9. pictures are those? A. Whose B. Who's C. How's D. What's More Exercises Leâ Ngoïc Thaïch 2 22 2 10. - for a living? - I'm an engineer. A. What are you doing B. How do you do C. What do you do D. What are you 11. I've never met your son, ? A. how old is he B. what age has he C. what old is he D. how age is he 12. 's the weather like today? A. What B. Who C. How D. Which 13. I've never heard of John Nashe. is he? A. Who B. What C. How D. Which 14. tall you've grown! A. What B. How C. How much D. How many 15. - is Lan waiting ? - At the station. A. Why B. When C. Where D. What 16. - are they like? - They're the beautiful and friendly girls. A. What B. How C. Which D. Whom 17. - How does he run a day? - 16 miles. A. much B. far C. long D. fast 18. - How to the post office? - Twice a month. A. often does John go B. far does John go C. fast does John go D. long does John go 19. " does Mary have to stay at home?" "Because she is having flu." A. What B. Where C. When D. Why 20. How is Mary? She is 5 feet 4 inches A. long / long B. high / high C. wide / wide D. tall / tall 21. were you doing at this time yesterday? A. What B. Where C. When D. How 22. " did they arrive?" - "Ten minutes ago." A. How long B. How much time C. How many minutes D. When 23. have you been learning English? - For two years. A. How much B. How C. How often D. How long 24. do they jog every morning ? - To toughen their body. A. What / for B. When / for C. Why / for D. What / to 25. How do you go to the countryside? - Once a year. A. often B. long C. far D. fast 26. How is it from your house to the market? A. fast B. far C. long D. much 27. How were you in the mountains? A. long B. far C. old D. fast 28. do you go on a trip to London next month? A. How far B. How often C. How much D. How 29 do you think of our new house? A. How B. What C. Why D. A and B are correct 30. kind of books do you want? More Exercises Leâ Ngoïc Thaïch 3 33 3 A. What B. Which C. Whose D. Why 31. " did he finish his homework?" "A few minutes ago." A. How long B. When C. How much time D. How many times 32. were you absent yesterday?" " I was too busy to go to the club yesterday." A. What B. Why C. How D. When 33. How is your house from here? It's about thirteen minutes by bicycle. A. many B. much C. long D. far 34. did he ask for? 2 pounds. A. How many B. How C. How much D. How few 35. book is this, yours or mine? A. What B. Who C. Which D. Whose 36. do the buses run? "Every twenty minutes" A. How far B. What time C. How often D. How much 37. " is this house?" "10 meters." A. How far B. How fast C. How soon D. How long 38. is your skirt, the yellow one or the blue one? A. Why B. Which C. When D. What 39. " shall I do?" "Why don't you consule a doctor?" A. What B. How C. Why D. Whom 40. languages can you speak? A. How much B. How many C. How few D. How 41. How is he? - He is 5 feet 6 inches. A. high B. tall C. long D. wide 42. wants some more pudding? A. What B. Who C. Whom D. Where 43. "Peter is twenty years old." " is his younger sister?" "Thirteen years." A. Mrs. Black B. Who C. What D. And how old 44. do you go to the library? Twice a week. A. How often B. How C. How long D. How far 45. " ?" "On June 19 th 1983." A. When is your birthday B. What's the day today C. What's today D. When were you born 46. "I have just bought for my mother a skirt on her birthday."" ?" "Grey." A. What color is it B. What are their colors C. What color has it D. Is it grey 47. does your grandmother live with? A. Who B. Whom C. Where D. A and B are correct 48. What does this train get to London? A. size B. color C. time D. kind of time 49. Do you know how it is from Da Nang city to Ho Chi Minh city? A. long B. much C. far D. fast 50. " are you?" "Fine, thanks." More Exercises Leâ Ngoïc Thaïch 4 44 4 A. How B. What about C. How much D. How well 51. do they want? ~ A box of chocolates. A. What B. Which C. Who D. how 52. is this building? ~ It’s about two hundred years old. A. How long B. How far C. How old C. How 53. money do they earn? ~ About £250 a week. A. How much B. What C. How many C. Which 54. bag are you carrying? ~ July’s. A. Which B. What C. Who’s D. Whose 55. first stepped on the moon? ~ Neil Amstrong, wasn’t it? A. Whose B. Who C. Where D. When 56. is your new school? ~ It’s very big and friendly. A. What B. How C. Where D. Which 57. is it to the post office? ~ About two hundred meters. A. How Far B. How Long C. How often D. How much 58. is your national flag? ~Red and yellow. A. What B. Which of color C. What color D. Which 59. do they take a holiday? ~ Once a year. A. When B. How long C. What time D. How often 60. is Greg like? ~ He’s tall and thin with brown hair. A. What B. How C. Who D. Whom 61. did the Second World War end? ~ In 1945. A. Where B. When C. What time D. How long 62. is a half of football? ~ Forty-five minutes. A. What time B. How often C. How long D. When 63. of holiday are you interested in? ~ A package holiday. A. Which B. What C. Which kind D. What kind 64. hand do you write with? ~ My right hand. A. Which B. What C. Whose D. What sort of 65. did the package come from? ~ London A. When B. Where C. Which D. Who III. Make questions about underlined words or phrases: 1. My mother took me to the museum yesterday. 2. Lan didn’t go to school yesterday because she had sore eyes. 3. I got home at 10 o’clock last night. 4. We went to Dalat for our last summer. 5. He left his wallet on the bus. 6. Computers have become part of our daily lives. 7. My sister can sing English songs very well. 8. Mary goes to library twice a week. 9. Mrs. Tuyet is doing the transplanting now. 10. Phong gets up at 5:30. More Exercises Leâ Ngoïc Thaïch 5 55 5 IV. Choose one sentence that best rewrites the sentence given: 1. I have tried hard but I can’t earn enough money. A. Although I have tried hard, but I can’t earn enough money. B. Although I have tried hard, I can’t earn enough money. C. In spite of I have tried hard, I can’t earn enough money. D. Despite I have tried hard, but I can’t earn enough money. 2. Although she felt jealous, she tried to hide her feelings. A. Despite feeling jealous, she tried to hide her feelings. B. Despite her jealousy, she tried to hide her feelings. C. She tried to hide her feelings in spite of she felt jealous. D. A & B are correct. 3. Although he took a taxi, Bill arrived late for the concert. A. Bill arrived late for the concert because he takes a taxi. B. Bill arrived late for the concert because of the taxi. C. In spite of taking a taxi, Bill arrived late for the concert. D. Although Bill took a taxi, he can’t come to the concert in time. 4. In spite of his suffering from a bad cold, William went to school. A. Although he suffers from a bad cold, William went to school. B. Although he suffered from a bad cold, William went to school. C. William went to school although he is suffering from a bad cold. D. William went to school; he suffered from a bad cold although. 5. Despite the fact that it was snowing, I felt warm. A. In spite of snowing, I felt warm. B. In spite of feeling warm, it was snowing. C. Although it was snowing, I felt warm. D. Although I felt warm, it was snowing. 6. Though he tried hard, he didn’t succeed. A. Despite he tried hard, he didn’t succeed. B. In spite of he tried hard, he didn’t succeed. C. In spite of trying hard, he didn’t succeed. D. Even though he tried hard, but he didn’t succeed. 7. My parents wanted me to go to university but I didn’t fancy it. A. My parents wanted to go to university but I didn’t fancy it. B. I didn’t fancy going to university as my parents did. C. I didn’t fancy going to university although my parents wanted me to go. D. I hardly fancied going to university but for my parents’ wish. 8. I agree he’s a good worker but I still don’t think he should get the job. A. He can’t get the job though he was a good worker. B. Despite the fact that he’s a good worker, I don’t think he should get the job. C. He is such a good worker that he can get the job. D. He is too bad to get the job. 9. He was very tired but he kept on working. A. Despite he was very tired, he kept on working. B. In spite of he was very tired, he kept on working. More Exercises Leâ Ngoïc Thaïch 6 66 6 C. Though his tiredness, he kept on working. D. Although he was very tired, he kept on working. 10. The trip was boring but we enjoyed it a lot. A. We enjoyed boring trips. B. We are bored with the trip. C. We liked the trip very much even though it was boring. D. The trip bored us. 11. Although Tom took a taxi, he was still late for the party. A. In spite of Tom took a taxi, he was still late for the party. B. Tom was still late for the party in spite of taking a taxi. C. Despite took a taxi, Tom was still late for the party. D. B & C are correct. 12. Although he is rich, he feels unhappy. A. He feels unhappy because of his richness. B. He feels unhappy, so he is rich. C. Despite his richness, he feels unhappy. D. He feels unhappy because he is rich. 13. My grandfather is very old, but he can walk to the station. A. Although my grandfather is very old, he can walk to the station. B. My grandfather can walk to the station despite the fact that he is very old. C. Despite his old age, my grandfather can walk to the station. D. All are correct. 14. In spite of his old age, Mr. Brown jogs seven miles every morning. A. Although of Mr. Brown old, he jogs seven miles every morning. B. Although Mr. Brown old, he jogs seven miles every morning. C. Although Mr. Brown is old, he jogs seven miles every morning. D. Although Mr. Brown is not old, he jogs seven miles every morning. 15. Although he has a good job, he isn’t happy in his job. A. In spite of having a good job, he isn’t happy in his job. B. Despite the fact having a good job, he isn’t happy in his job. C. He isn’t happy in his job because he doesn’t have a good job. D. He isn’t happy in his job in spite of he doesn’t have a good job. V. Write a new sentence with the same meaning. 1. Although Bob didn’t speak Dutch, he decided to settle in Amsterdam. In spite of 2. Although he had a good salary, he was unhappy in his job. In spite of 3. In spite of not having eaten for 24 hours, I didn’t feel hungry. Even though 4. In spite of taking a taxi, Bill arrived late for the meeting. Although 5. In spite of the bad weather, we went camping. Though More Exercises Leâ Ngoïc Thaïch 7 77 7 6. Although it was raining heavily, none of the workers came late. Despite 7. In spite of his old age, Mr. Brown runs seven miles before breakfast. Although 8. Although his legs were broken in the crash, he managed to get out of the car before it exploded. Despite of his 9. Although he was worn out, he managed to get out of the house. In spite of 10. Despite of the spreading fire, she managed to get out of her room. Even though VI. Change into Reported Speech. 1) Nam said, “I have lived here with my parents for two years.” 2) Lan said, “My sister is having a wonderful time in London now.” 3) Peter said, “I saw him yesterday.” 4) Tom said to me, “I’m going away for a few days and will phone you when I get back.” 5) The man said to the woman, “These roses are for you.” 6) The director said to his secretary, “I must attend a meeting tomorrow.” 7) He said, “I’ll be here again tomorrow.” 8) We said to them, “Your houses are very nice.” 9) She said to them, “He’s lived here for four years.” 10) “I saw her this morning,” he said. 11) “I don’t like this film,” Betty said to Bill. 12) “I saw John yesterday but he didn’t see me,” Tom said. 13) “I haven’t seen him since I came here,” she said to his mother. 14) Mary said, “I like oranges better than bananas.” 15) He said, “We have finished our work.” More Exercises Leâ Ngoïc Thaïch 8 88 8 16) The mother said to her sons, “I will answer your phone tonight.” 17) She said, “I must wash my hands before meals.” 18) They said, “We can’t go swimming because it’s raining now.” 19) She said, “I want to bring my children tomorrow.” 20) Mary said to John, “I cannot go to the movie with you tomorrow.” 21) My teacher said to me, “If you make a mistake, I’ll find it at once.” 22) “I’m very grateful to you for helping me with the Vietnamese lesson,” said William. 23) He said, “I can’t get into the house because I don’t have my key.” 24) Harry said to me, “My bike is broken, so I can’t ride it.” 25) I said to her, “I wish I saw it.” 26) Charles said to me. “I have to leave the office before 3p.m.” 27) Jack said, “My wife went with me to the show yesterday.” 28) The boy said to his neighbour, “I am going on holiday tomorrow.” 29) The teacher said to his class, “You will have to finish all these exercises before next week.” 30) He said to me, “I will come and see you.” 31) He said, “The test is difficult.” 32) She said, “My mum will be home tomorrow.” 33) He said, “We are going back to the country.” 34) She said, “I can’t find my umbrella.” 35) They said, “We are learning English now.” More Exercises Leâ Ngoïc Thaïch 9 99 9 VII VIIVII VII. . . . Choose one sentence that best rewrites the sentence given Choose one sentence that best rewrites the sentence givenChoose one sentence that best rewrites the sentence given Choose one sentence that best rewrites the sentence given: :: : 1. Someone cleans the floor every morning. 2.They cancelled all the flights because of the fog. 3.People don’t use this road very often. 4.Somebody is using the computer at the moment. 5.People should send their complaints to the main office. 6.The police have just released John. 7.A short circuit could have caused the fire. 8.Somebody has robbed the bank near our house. 9.The old man treated the little boys badly. 10.My brother bought that book yesterday. 11.The boys carried the heavy box into the room last week. 12.Our parents warned us not to go out alone. 13.They are building a new highway around the city next year. 14.They had to postpone the meeting because of illness. 15.We will send you the results as soon as they are ready. 16.His colleagues gave him a present when he retired. 17.They installed a new pump to supply water for the town. 18.The secretary told me to wait outside. 19.The computer is used to solve the complex problems. 20.They didn’t offer Ann the job. 21.They have sold that old house at the end of the road. 22.They had cancelled the soccer match. 23.No one has collected the rubbish this week. 24.You should peel and chop the onion and then fry it. 25.You must turn off all the switches before leaving the room. 26.They are going to clear those slums. 27.They are going to mend the roof tomorrow morning. 28.The farmer is going to enlarge the farm. 29.She is going to buy a cookery book next month. 30.Someone is going to serve Jack breakfast in bed on his birthday. VII. Choose the best answer among A, B, C or D to complete each sentence: 1. You disappointed if there no snow for this winter holiday? A. Would be / was B. Will be / is C. Will be / are D. Could be / is 2. If she yesterday, she would come here with us tomorrow night. A. finished it B. finishes it C. had finished it D. has finished it 3. If your father weren’t the president of the company, you ……………… here. A. don’t work B. won’t work C. wouldn’t be working D. wouldn’t have worked 4. If I for an accounting firm, I would be working in a post-office. A. wasn't working B. worked C. hadn't worked D. weren't working 5. What would you have done if you a lot of money? More Exercises Leâ Ngoïc Thaïch 10 1010 10 A. had B. will C. had had D. have had 6. If we had known that you were there, we you a letter. A. would write B. would have write C. would have written D. had written 7. If we had checked the petrol before we started, we here. A. wouldn't stop B. wouldn't have stopped C. would have stopped D. would stop 8. “Did he study yesterday?” “No, but if he , he would have done better on today’s test.” A. had B. has C. will study D. had done 9. My sister you the technique of weaving if you ask her. A. would show B. shows C. will show D. showed 10. She would be happy if we her a bunch of flowers. A. had sent B. sent B. would send C. send 11. If you don’t feel well, you better take a rest. A. are B. would C. had D. have 12. What would you have done if you a lot of money? A. had B. had had C. have had D. have 13. The movie was sad and she wept. If it sad, she A. hadn’t been/ wouldn’t have wept B. wasn’t/ wouldn’t weep C. wasn’t/ would weep D. had been/ would have wept 14. I’ll be very disappointed if you the exam. A. don’t pass B. won’t pass C. aren’t passing D. wouldn’t pass 15. If he harder, the results would be better. A. has worked B. works C. will work D. worked 16. If I had had free time, I shopping. A. would have gone B. can go C. will go D. will have gone 17. if you take the map with you. A. You will get lost B. You won’t get lost C. You get lost D. You got lost 18. If you had come to the party, you …… her. A. would meet B. had met C. would have met D. met 19. I’m not tired enough to go to bed yet. I wouldn’t sleep if I to bed now. A. go B. went C. had gone D. would go 20. If I were you, I that shirt. It’s much too expensive. A. won’t buy B. don’t buy C. am not going to buy D. wouldn’t buy 21. I decided to stay at home last night. I would have gone out if I so tired. A. wasn’t B. weren’t C. wouldn’t have been D. hadn’t been 22. "Did he lose?" "Yes, but if he had tried harder, he won." A. might B. might have C. might of D. might has 23. What will I do if no one me at the airport? A. meet B. will meet C. meets D. met . More Exercises Leâ Ngoïc Thaïch 1 11 1 I. Using TO + INFINITIVE or V-ING to complete sentences:. C. Who D. Whose 9. pictures are those? A. Whose B. Who's C. How's D. What's More Exercises Leâ Ngoïc Thaïch 2 22 2 10. - for a living? - I'm an engineer. A. What. our new house? A. How B. What C. Why D. A and B are correct 30. kind of books do you want? More Exercises Leâ Ngoïc Thaïch 3 33 3 A. What B. Which C. Whose D. Why 31. " did he