400câu tìm lỗi sai mônTiếng Anh

Đây là dạng bài tập giúp các sĩ tử có thể vượt qua dạng bài tìm lỗi sai trong bài thi tiếng Anh. Tài liệu gồm 400 câu, các bạn hãy làm đi làm lại cho thật nhuần nhuyễn. Sẽ không có dạng bài tìm lỗi sai nào có thể đánh gục các bạn. Chúc các bạn đạt kết quả cao trong kì thi sắp tới

400 SENTENCES OF CERTIFICATE C.

FIND THE MISTAKES.

1 T h e m a in office of the factory can b e f o un d in Maple Street in New York City

A The main B be found C In D in

2 Because there are l e ss members present tonight t h a n there w e r e last night, we must wait until the next meeting to v o t e

A lessB thanC wereD to vote

3 David is pa r tic u l a r ly f on d o f cooking, and he o f t e n c oo ks re a lly delicious meals

A particularlyB fond ofc often cooksD really

4 The p r o gr e ss m a d e in s pa c e travel f o r the early 1960s is remarkable

A progressb madeC in spaceD for

5 Sandra has no t r a r e l y missed a p l a y or concert si n ce she w a s s e v en t e e n y ea r s o l d

A not rarelyB a playC sinceD was seventeen years old

6 T h e governor ha s not decided ho w to dea l w ith the new problems a l r ead y

A TheB hasC how to deal withD already

7 T he r e w a s a very interesting news o n t h e radio this morning a b o u t the earthquake in Italy

A There wasB aC on theD about

8 The professor had already give t h e h o m e w o r k a ssi g n m e n t when he h a d r e m e m b e r e d that M o n da y w a s a holiday

A the homework assignmentB had rememberedC Mondayd was

9 Having been beaten b y the police f o r st r iki n g a n o f f i c e r, t h e m a n will c r y ou t in pain

A byB for striking an officerC the manD will cry out

10 This table is n o t s t ud y enou g h to s up p o r t a television, and t h a t o n e probably isn’t ne i t he r

A not study enoughB to supportC that oneD neither

11 The bridge w a s h it t i n g by a large ship du r i n g a s u d de n storm l a st week

A was hittingB duringC suddenD last

12 T h e c om pan y representative sold t o t h e m a n a g e r a s e w i n g machine f o r forty dollars

A The companyB to the managerc sewingD for

13 The t a x i d r i v e r t o ld t h e m a n to d o n ’t a ll o w his disobedient son t o han g o u t the window

A taxi driverb told the manc to don’t allowD to hang out

14 These televisions are q u ite popular in Europe, but t h o se one s a r e not

A quiteB inC those onesD are

15 Harvey seldom pa y s h is b ills o n ti m e , and h is brother d o e s t oo

A pays his billsb on timeC hisD does too

16 The p r ice o f crude oil used to be a gr ea t deal l o w e r than now, w a s n ’t i t ?

A price ofB greatC lowerD wasn’t it

17 When a n university formulates ne w r e g u l a ti on s, it m u s t r e l a y its decision to the students and faculty

A anB new regulationsC itD must relay its

18 Jim was up s e t last night be c a u se he h a d t o d o too m an y h o m e w o r ks

A upsetB becauseC had to doD many homeworks

19 There is some sci s s o r s in the desk drawer in the bedroom if you need them

A isB scissorsC inD in

20 The Board of Realtors doesn’t have any i n f o rm a ti o n s a b ou t the i n c r ea se i n r en t f o r this area

A informationsB aboutC increaseD in rent for

21 George is not e n oug h i n t e lli g en t to pa ss t h is e c o n o m ics class without help

A enough intelligentB to passC thisD economics

22 T h e r e w e r e so m u c h people trying to leave t h e b u r n i n g building t ha t the police had a great deal of trouble controlling them

A There wereB muchC the burningD that

23 John lived in New York si n ce 1960 to 1975, but he is n o w l i v i n g i n Detroil

A inB sinceC is now livingD in

24 The fire began i n the f i f t h floor o f the hotel, but it s o o n s p re a d to adjacent floors

A inB fifth

c of

D soon spread

25 Mrs Anderson bought l a st w ee k a ne w s po r ts c a r; h o w e v e r, she ha s y e t to l ea r n h o w to o p e r a te the manual gearshift

A last week a new sports car

49 When Keith visited Alaska, he li v e d in a igloo in the winter m o n t h s a s w e ll a s in the spring.

D at the country club

52 Janet is finally used to c oo k on an electric stove a f t e r ha v i n g a gas on e f o r so l on g

D for the hospital

55 She must r e t y p i n g the report b e f o r e she h and s it in t o t h e director of financing

B did Rich and Jennifer have to

C obtained the results

69 The pilot a n d t h e c r e w d ist r i bu t e d the life preservers be t w ee n the twenty f ra n tic p a ss en g e r s.

A and the crew

D for the capture of

71 The e q u i p m e n t in t h e o ffice w a s b a d ly in need of to b e re pa i r e d

D severe squalls at sea

77 Although a number of police officers w a s g ua r d i n g the priceless t r ea s u r e s in the museum, the director worried that someone w ou ld t r y to st ea l them

A was guarding

B treasures in

C would try to

D steal

78 Since it was so d i f f i c u lt f o r American Indians to ne g o ti a te a peace treaty or declare war in t h e ir na t i v e l an g ua g e , they used a un i v e r s a l

understood form of sign language

A so difficult for

B to negotiate

C in their native language

D universal

79 Louis designed a form of communication en a b li n g people to c o n v e y and preserve their thoughts to i n c o r po ra te a series of dots which w e r e r e a d

by the finger tips

83 I n t h e s p i r it of the n a t u r a list writers, that a u t ho r ’s work portrays man’s struggle for s u r v i v i n g.

A In the spirit

B naturalist

C author’s

D surviving

84 S t e p h e n C r ane ’s st o r y is a clinical portrayal o f m a n a s a n an i m a l trapped by t h e f ea r and hunger

A Stephen Crane’s story

D close the city

90 Hummingbirds are t h e on ly b i r d s capable to f ly backward a s w e ll a s f o r w a r d , up, and down

A the only birds

94 They asked me w ha t d id h a pp e n l a st n i gh t , but I was u n ab le to t e ll t h e m

A what did happen

D for tomorrow’s class

99 The explanation that o u r instructor g a v e u s was different t h a n the one y ou r s g a v e y ou

A our

B gave us

C than

D yours gave you

100 In t h e si x t een th century, Spain b e c a m e i n v o l v e d in f o r e i g n wars with s e v e r a l o t he r European countries and could not find the means o f f i n an cethe battles that ensued

D the winter months

108 The f i r st truly s u cc e ss helicopter w a s d e si g ne d by the G e rm a n engineer

D within the next

114 Be c au se o f the t orr en ti a l rains h a d de v a st a t e d the area, the governor sent the National Guard to a ssist in the clean-up operation

116 H a d t h e c o mm i t t e e m e m be r s considered the alternatives m o r e c a re f u ll y, they would have realized that the s e c o n d w a s better a s t h e f i r s t

A Had the committee members

B more carefully

C second was

D as the first

117 Malnutrition is a m a j o r cause of death i n t h o se c ou n t r i e s where the cultivation of rice ha v e been impeded b y r e c u rr en t d ro u g ht

D with each other

125 Some bacteria a r e e x t r e m e ly harmful, but a no t he r s are r e g u l a r ly used in producing cheeses, crackers, and m a n y o t h e r f ood s

A are extremely

B anothers

C regularly

D many other foods

126 M o st Americans would not be happy wit hou t a color television, two cars, and w o r ki n g a t an extra job

D did not have

133 B e f o r e w e r e t u rne d from swimming in the river near the camp, someone h a d st o le our clothes, and we had to walk ba ck with our towels a r ou n us

135 He h a s b ee n h op e d for a raise for the l a st four months, but his boss is reluctant to g i v e him o ne

A has been hoped

140 T ho s e o f you who signed up f o r Dr.Daniel’s anthropology class should get t he ir books as soon a s po ssi b l e.

A Those of

B for

C their

D as possible

141 W o u ld y o u like to c o m e and s t a y i n g with us while y ou ’ r e in t o w n

A Would you like

156 Montaigne, t h e illustrious French p h il o s oph y, w a s e l e ct e d mayor of

Bordeaux, w h ich w a s his home town

174 Before c re a ti n g the telegraph, Samuel Morse m a d e t h e ir living a s a painter.

179 N o t single alphabet has ever pe r f e ctly represented the s o u nd s of a n y o f

Earth’s natural languages

D the value of

208 Archaeological evidence r e v ea ls t h a t Native Americans li v e d o n the East

Coast o f t h e United States 13 centuries b e f o r e

219 An X-ray microscope en a b l e s a person to see o n solid materials s u ch a s metal and b o n e

236 A fiber-optic cable a c r o ss the Pacific w en t i n to service in April 1989, li n k the

United States and Japan

245 In h is early days as a d i r e c t , Charlie Chaplin produced 62 s h o r t sil en t

comedy films in f ou r years

A his

B direct

C short silent

D in four

246 Some studies show t ha t y oun g bab i e s prefer the s m e ll of milk to t h o se of other li q u i d s

A that young babies

D the strange noise frightened him

251 The young girl d r ea m e d a d rea m that she w a s be i n g c a rr i e d away b y monsters

253 We can t h i n k of n o reason a b o u t such strange b e ha v i o r.

263 Be t w ee n the communitarian philosophers, t h r e e of the most i n f l uen t i a l were

Robert Owen, Charles Fourier, a n d John Humphrey Noyes

276 After she h a d b o ug h t h i m s e l f a new automobile, s h e s o ld he r bicycle.

D for tomorrow’s class

290 Be c au se t h e c om m itt e e w a s an x i ou s to attend the celebration, t h e president dispensed t o re ad i n g the m i nu t e s

A Because the committee was anxious

294 O f t h e t w o l and s c ap e t h a t you have shown m e , this one is t h e m o r e picturesque

A Of the two landscape

299 T h e ho t e l was s u ch v e r y no ise t ha t they c ou l d n ’t sl e e p

D to you

311 N o t s m o ki n g a n d d r i n ki n g alcohol are the most i m po r t an t t h i n g s you can do t a lki n g c a r e of y ou r h e a lt h

A Not smoking and drinking

B did Rich and Jennifer

D was she crying

324 A lunch o f s o u p and sandwiches d o n o t ap p ea l to a ll o f the students

A A

B of soup

C do not

D appeal to all of

325 Mrs Stevens, along w ith he r c ou si n s f ro m Mexico, a r e planning to a t t en d the festivities

A with her cousins

328 A f i v e t h ou s a nd s do ll a r s reward w a s o ff e r e d for t h e capture o f the escaped criminals

A five thousands dollars