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VIẾT LẠI CÂU:

1.My teacher wouldn’t let me leave early (refused) -My teacher early 2.Jill sang without stopping for an hour (continued) -Jill .hour without stopping 3.Jack thinks he is going to do well (expects) -Jack well

4.What are your plans for the summer? (intend) -What for the summer? 5.Clearing up my room is something I dislike! (hate) -I .my room

6.Liz said she’d go to the cinema with me (agreed) -Liz the cinema with me 7.See you later, I hope (hope) -I later

8.What do you fancy doing this evening? (want) -What this evening?

9.I waited for him until 6.30 and then gave up (which) -I waited for him until 6.30 gave up 10.We suggested a lot of things which were rejected (was) -Everything rejected 11.If someone understands this book, they are cleverer than I am (is) -Anyone cleverer than I am 12.I won’t tell you this again, you naughty boy (time) -This tell you, you naughty boy

13.I don’t really approve of his proposal (what) -I don’t really approve of proposing 14.I have read all of her books but one (that) -There is only I have not read 15.I can’t remember the last heavy rain (when) -I can’t remember heavily 16.Do you get on with your next-door neighbour? (who) -Do you get on with lives next door?

17.We could go to Hanoi by bus, or we could go to Hanoi by train (either or)We

18.Tim enjoys skiing Mary and John enjoy skiing (not only but also) -Not only

19.John is not in class today I am not in class today (Neither nor) -Neither

20.Mary is fluent in French Tom is fluent in French, too (Both and) -Both

21.They predict that the storm will come today or maybe tomorrow (either or) -They

22.The teacher didn’t come to class, and the students didn’t come to class (neither nor) -Neither

23.Lan enjoys listening to music, and she also enjoys reading ( not only but also) -Lan

24.Ann doesn’t like this kind of food, I don’t like this kind of food (Both and) -Both

25.John inflated the tyres of his bike ( blew) -

26.I suffered from obsessive and agonising thought (prey) -

27.He can hardly read at all (virtually) -

28.He can speak French well enough to go to the conference (fluent) -

29.His arrival was completely unexpected (took) -

30.The first sign of the disease is a feeling of faintness (onset) -

31.He began by giving us a summary of his progress so far (outset) -

32.As an antidote to their disappointment, he bought them ice-cream ( offset) -

33.I travel by bus only when I have no alternative (resort) -

34.Sarah wore dark glasses so that no one would recognise her (avoid) -

35.Anne was afraid the neighbours would despise her for not having a washing machine (look) 36.If only you had tried harder, you might have passed the exam ( effort) -

37 “ I wonder if you could possibly open the door for me?” (mind) -

38.It might be better if that paragraph was omitted (leave) -

39.Bill reckoned that his success was due to incredible luck (put) -

40.Why not tell him the truth and be finished with it? (get) -

41.Mark had difficulty in accepting the loss of his money (hard) -

42.It wasn’t my intention to upset you (mean) -

43.The children pestered us for sweets (kept) -

44.They don’t mind which film they go to (matter) -

45.He continued his his story ,even though no one was listening (went) -

46.If I were left alone, I’d finish the job quickly (interrupting) -

47.The notice said that you couldn’t smoke in class (forbidden) -

48.My mother did not like my new shoes (disapproved) -

49.She was dismissed because her typing was poor (lost ) -

50.He spoke confidently and that impressed me (which) -

51.She doesn’t know the difference between margarine and butter (tell) -

52.He is famous for his vast knowledge of primitive religion (authority) -

53.He took no part in the discussion (contribute) -

54.How do you explain the difference between the two witnesses’ stories? (account) -

55.He is certainly not stupid (mean) -

56 “You don’t appreciate me,” she complained (granted) -

57.After the death of the giant they lived in peace (once) -

58.The man in that painting bears a strong resemblance to my uncle (remind) -

59.Someone has stolen her bicycle (had) -

60.People knew they were spies (known) -

61.I found it when I was looking through some old paper (came) -

62.We didn’t go in case we were recognised (fear) -

63.After two hours the bridegroom still hadn’t appeard (sign) -

64.We could just discern the buildings through the fog (make) -

65.It is my strong belief that John was responsible (suspect) -

66.He has a good relationship with all his students (gets) -

67.His rude behaviour is too much for me (put) -

68.The meeting was well attended (turned) -

69.It was obvious that the old house was past its prime (days) -

70.As a boy, he was a regular churchgoer (used) -

71.How likely is it she will pass the exam? (chances) -

72.The film didn’t come up to my expectations (short) -

73.I can’t stand stand that dreadful noise any longer (enough) -

74.I’d rather we started at seven (preference) -

75.There ‘ll be trouble if you do that again (better) -

76.The accident wasn’t his fault (blame) -

77.Most people know that Britain’s economy is heavily dependent on North Sea oil (common)

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78.I’d be greatful if you would check these accounts for me (mind) -

79.It’s likely that the contractor will complete the work before February (take) -

80.That jumper you knitted for my daughter no longer fits her (grown) -

81.He said he was anxious about the plight of the homeless (concern) -

82.Their house has been broken into 3 times this year (had) -

83.I would always do what you advised (advice) -

84.He did the puzzle in two minutes (solution) -

85.He owed rescue to a passer-by (indebted) -

86.There was not a single copy of the new book left in the shops (sell-out) -

87.You must be on time for your interview (essential) -

88.Only if you work hard now have you any chance of success (depends) -

89.He will not be put off by their comments (deter) -

90.She complains too far often for my liking (frequent) -

91.Some people accept that nuclear war is inevitable (resigned) -

92.I find his handwriting very hard to read (difficulty) -

93.The fridge is completely empty (left) -

94.Money is of little value on a desert island (counts) -

95.Can you tell me where the Midland Hotel is? (direct) -

96.The Prime Minister felt it appropriate to make a statement (fit) -

96.Don’t pay any attention to what she says (notice) -

97.He will have to accept your offer (option) -

98.Not many people attendded the meeting (turnout) -

99.He has definitely agreed to accept the job (committed) -

100.The old lady’s handbag had been slolen (robbed) -

101.There’s an unpleasant odour of sweaty sock in here! (smell) -

102.Is homework compulsory at that school? (have) -

103.It is certain that the new cuts are will worry the staff (bound) -

104.John is very dependable (let) -

105.They accused me of causing the accident (blame) -

106.They aer likely to come (doubtful) -

107.His favourite breakfast is porridge and kippers (what) -

108.After the scandal he was asked to resign (hand) -

109.That’s got nothing to do with you (business) -

110.I’d never been to Rome before (visiting) -

111.Be sure to say goodbye to your grandmother bepore you leave (without) -

112.That sort of behaviour is deplorable, in my opinion (approve) -

113.The new lecturer was unpopular with his students (take) -

114.The last political scandal of this kind took place 50 years ago (since) -

115.Women are not allowed to enter the inner temple (let) -

116.They’ll have to take the dog on holiday with them (behind) -

117.Don’t run away with the idea that this job is easy (conclusion) -

118.You must drive more slowly in town (reduce) -

119.The girl’s behaviour was incomprehensible to the Head Teacher (loss) -

120.They will think your nephew slote the money (suspected) -

121.Fred tried hard to start the car, but without succes (matter) -

122.The Arnolds consider Henry a good friend (look) -

123.Everyone but Jane failed to produce the correct answer (succeeded) -

124.The new ambassador is well-informed about current affairs (wide) -

125.They were brought up in a conventional, middle-class way (theirs) -

126.That United will beat City is a foregone conclusion (bound) -

127.The rate of inflation has fallen steadily during recent months (decline) -

128.It was Jill who pointed the mistakes out to me (attention) -

129.They were on the point of cancelling the match when the opposition arrived (call) -

130.Not many people attended the concert (poorly) -

131.The train is 5 minutes in leaving (due) -

132.This licence is valid until December 31st (expiry) -

133.One essay is just as bad as the other (choose) -

134.Most doctors agree that smoking is bad for your health (harm) -

135.There is less chance that Olsen will become champion after his recent defeat (blow) -

136.It’s a waste of time to tyr and explain anything to Tony (worth) -

137.Most people consider that slealing is wrong (everybody) -

138.Give in to and you’ll regret it (stand) -

139.Final year students don’t have to attend lectures (optional) -

140.Please would you send me further details of the job advertised? (grateful) -

141.The critic had a low opinion of the new play (much) -

142.I doubt if Mary will want to see Christopher in the circumstances (hardly) -

143.Dicken’s last novel was unfinished when he died (without) -

144.All the hostages were released yesterday by the kidnappers (let) -

145.John was shocked to hear that he had failed his driving test (came) -

146.He said he disapproved of people who smoked (expressed) -

147.He is very likely to come (probability) -

147.The cause of the explosion is still unknown (caused) -

148.The judge sentenced the defendant to 6 months in prison (jailed) -

149.I never thought of going by train (occurred) -

150.We’d better leave them a note, because it’s possible they’ll arrive later (case) -

151.Before he came here he worked for Mr Smith (previous) -

152.He speaks German extremely well (command) -

153.His criticisms are quite unfair (justification) -

154.I can’t understand why they are reluctant to sign the contract (baffled) -

155.I always find chess problems like that quite impossible (defeat) -

156.This must be kept secret (know) -

157.I can’t afford a new dress: that old blue one will have to do (make) -

158.You can’t possibly expect me to have supper ready by 8 o’clock (question) -

159.It is my opinion that there is no advantage in further discussion (see) -

160.Please excuse Jane’s poor typing; she’s only been learning for a month (allowances) -

161.Ther is no way that yuong man can achieve success in this test (bound) -

162.Although the dog appeared harnless, it was, in fact, quite dangerous (contrary) -

163.If Smith hadn’t broken his leg, he would have played for England ( represented) -

164.This hotel is inaccessible in winter (possible) -

165.As far as I know he is still working in Bristol (knowledge) -

166.I don’t think there will be any applicants for this post (likelihood) -

167.It was difficult for Susan to believe the good news (hardly) -

168.You must make allowance for this inexperience (account) -

169.This contract is not binding until we both sign it (bound) -

170.He wasn’t blame for the accident (fault) -

171.You shouldn’t take his help for granted (assume) -

172.Mr Bill managed to repair the garage roof only because his neighbour helped him (without) -

173.Nobody is infallible (mistakes) -

174.The last Olympic Games were held in Seoul (took) -

175.He talked about nothing except the weather (sole) -

176.In the end, I felt I had been right to leave the club (regrets) -

177.It is stupid of you to refuse Richard’s offer of a loan (idiot) -

178.The company has decided to replace this model (intention) -

179.In the next few years we’ll probably hear a lot more about enviromental pollution (likely) -

180.Their problems are all self-inflicted (making) -

181.The travel agent was able to offer a 50% reduction on holidays to the Costa Brava (half) -

182.If you take that job, you’ll have to get up at 6 a.m every morning (mean) -

183.The only thing they could do was to look for a new flat (alternative) -

184.His last letter to me was written 3 years ago (heard) -

185.If only one could rely on what she says (pity) -

186.An open fire can’t be compared to central heating (comparison) -

187.I remember very few things about my childhood (scarcely) -

188.Some people say that Tsiolovsky invented the space rocket (credited) -

189.I daren’t turn on the television because the baby might wake up (fear) -

190.Some people will do anything to lose weight (lengths) -

191.The two theories appear to be completely different (common) -

192.Several members of the committee said they were worried about the chairman’s proposals (concern) -

193.The river Volta overflowed last year (burst) -

194.He doesn’t appreciate his wife (granted) -

195.The number of people out of work has been going down little by little (gradual) -

196.Bill never had enough to live on until he married that rich businesswoman (short) -

197.William decided that an actor’s life was not for him (cut) -

198.The President arranged for me to use his chauffer-driven car whenever Iliked (disposal) -

199.My car has lost its appetite (off) -

200.The children made every effort to please their father (best) -

201.His behaviour was rather a shock to me (aback) -

202.They decided not to go by boat because they thought it would be seasick (fear)

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203.The bank robbers escaped in a stolen car (getaway) -

204.People don’t want to buy car with large engine any more (call) -

205.Twenty years ago this region produced twice as much coal as it does now (halved) -

206 Prime Minister is unlikely tocall an early general election (likelihood) -

207.Nobody could possibly believe the story he told us (beyond) -

208.The project received the unanimous approval of the committee (favour) -

209.Scientists say forests are being destroyed by air pollution (blame) -

210.His reactions are quite unpredictable (knows) -

211.There are several categories of people who donot have to pay the new tax (exempt) -

USE THE WORDS OR PHRASES GIVEN TO MAKE COMPLETE SENTENCES YOU CAN ADD MORE WORDS IF NECESSARY. 1.I/enjoy/ listen/ classical music/ night 

2.He/ accused/ me/ have stolen/ money 

3.Be/ Australia/ many times/ she/ know a lot/ this country 

4.Have heard/ news/ she/ fainted 

5.We/ object/ work/ Sundays 

6.After / have looked/ this toy/ she decide/ buy/ it 

7.too tired/ I/ go home/ bit earlier 

8.Be careful/ when/ cross/ road 

9.many volunteer students/ spend/ summer holidays/ work/ volunteer hospitals 

10.many people/ choose/ spend/ 12 months/ work/ poor countries 

11.more and more/ young people/ doing voluntary work/ abroad 

12.we/ happy/ receive/ donation/ £500/ your company 

13.they/ raising/ funds/ help/ homeless children 

14.handicapped people/ always need/ help/ overcome/ difficulties 

15.I/ thinking/ study/ abroad 

16.read/ comic strips/ be / my son/ hobby 

17.she/ thank/ me/ lend her/ my literature book 

18.two boys/ admit/ steal/ my pocket calculator 

19.leading actor/ confess/ nervous 

20.Jim/ suggest go/ Italy/ summer vacation 

21.I/ keen/ listen/ claasical music 

22.Tom/ apologise/ late/ the meeting 

23.Manager/ get along well with/ employees 

24.Jane / promise/ keep in touch/ us/ Australia 

25.Time of year/ workers/ laid off/ lack of work 

26.Mr Smith/ fired/ laid off? 

27.My brother / work at a bank/ for the time being/ later/ try to find / job/ airport 

28.I/ feel like/ have breakfast/ this morning/ because / headache 

29.In the long run/ this vase/ great value 

30.When / buy a new motorbike/ take/ petrol consumption/ account 

31.Hat/ way? 

32.Thong Nhat Park/ name/ Lenin 

33.Her coming back /take/ surprise 

34.His father’s death/ no choice/ drop out of school/ job 

35.Factory / close down/ account/ economic depression 

36.He / retire/ daughter/ carry on/ business 

37.Book / interesting/ put down 

38.New machinary/ put in/ this year/ with a view / increase output 

39.Regard/ your application/ regret to inform/ vacancy/ already/ fill 

40.Regard/ complaints/ afraid/ nothing/ say 

41.Addition/ have/ considerable experience/ new secretary/ bilingual 

42.Stand to reason/ apply for a job/ person/ use a computer/ advantages/ those/ cannot 

43.Parents / once/ well-off/ go out of business 

44.Keep/ eye/ baby/ while/ buy /milk 

45.Speak/ louder/ he / hard of hearing 

46.Sorry/ slip/ tongue 

47.Wait/ tip/ tongue 

48.He/ cannot afford/ small flat/ suburb/ let alone/ big house/ city centre 

49.They / advantage/ hospitality/ stay/ whole week/ without/ pay 

50.I/be used / get up early/ don’t mind/ leave/ 5 o’clock/ morning 

51.He / used to/ go hunting/ forests/ younger 

52.Hardly/ I/ water/ garden/ begin/ rain 

53.Who/ take/ minutes/ last meeting? 

54.Permanent members/ United Nations/ Security Council/ have a veto/ proposal 

55.I/ take / granted/ she/ take shorthand 

56.Male students/ Hanoi University of Foreign Studies/ minority/ female students/ majority 

57.She / furious/ he/ take/ notice/ her 

58.No point/ join/ club/ full of eccentrics 

59.She/ never/ fail/ word/ so far 

60.His account/ far/ true 

61.He/ mortgage/ house/ start/ business 

62.Not easy/ get a mortgage/ old house 

63.We/ buy/ car/ hire-purchase 

64.They/ pay/ house/ monthly installments 

65.I/call/ police/ resort 

66.Standard practice/ pay a deposit / order 

67.Very deep freezer/ I / look for 

68.Castle/ date/ 9th century 

69.Steps/ make/ wine/ follow  70.How old/ be/ vote/ your country?  71.Privatization/ think/ benefical/ in that/ promote competition  72.They argue/ sake/ argue  73.He / torn/ love /duty  74.We/ coffee/ his expense  75.It /being/ holiday/ few shops/ open 

76.Sheep/ outnumber/ people/ New Zealand/ twenty to one 

77.His plans/ a recipe/ failure 

78.German and Italian courses/ hold/ Munich and Rome / respectively 

79.He/ not /sense of humour 

80.Novel/ adapt/ radio/ English original 

81.Needless/ say/ you /must/ have a driving licence/ drive a card 

82.Queenland/ second largest state/ Australia 

83.Your spoken English/ better/ your written E/ vice-versa? 

84.Her writing/ better/ her reading/ other way round? 

85.Government/ try/ wipe out/ drug trafficking.

86.Gone /days/ when/ you/ buy/ three-course meal/ under £1.00 

87.Firms/ interested/ employ people/ over 40/let alone/ over 50 

88.My E/ not good/ read novels/ original 

89.She/ never/ read book/ translation 

90.He/ die/ glass of beer 

91.London/ five hours/ ahead/ New York 

92.Hanoi/ one hour/ ahead/ behind Bangkok? 

93.Recent developments/ have far-reaching consequences/ country’s economy 94.Two sides/ fail/ agreement 

95.Difficult/ feel/ home/ foreign language 

96.You/ entitled/ drive a car/without your driver’s licence 