Adjective + that clause: Các tính từ dùng với mẫu câu này là: happy, pleased, sure, afraid, amazed, sorry, certain, delighted, excited, disappointed, proud, surprised, glad, worried, …[r]
(1)BÀI TẬP TIẾNG ANH (Tự học) A Bài học:
I Adjectives: (Tính từ)
- Đứng trước danh từ ( Ex: This is an easy test)
- Đứng sau số động từ: be, look, feel, taste, sound, smell, become, grow, turn, seem, appear, keep, get, stay,… (Ex: She is nice)
II Adverbs: (Trạng từ)
* Vị trí: - Trạng từ thường đứng trước tính từ (This river is extremely polluted) - Đứng sau động từ mà bổ nghĩa (He is walking slowly on the sidewalks)
* Hình thức: - Adj + ly = adv (careful -> carefully, happy -> happily) - Tính từ trạng từ có hình thức giống (fast, hard, late, long, easy) - Riêng tính từ good -> trạng từ well
III Adjective + that clause: Các tính từ dùng với mẫu câu là: happy, pleased, sure, afraid, amazed, sorry, certain, delighted, excited, disappointed, proud, surprised, glad, worried, … (I am happy that the river is not polluted)
VI Adverb clauses of reason: (Mệnh đề trạng ngữ nguyên nhân / lí do) - as / because / since: vì,
- Ex: Because / as / since he works hard, he has good results
(Hoặc: He has good results because / as / since he works hard) V Conditional sentences: Type (Câu điều kiện loại 1)
- If clause: simple present - Main clause: simple future
Ex: If we don’t hurry, we will miss the train B Bài tập:
I Complete the sentences with adjectives or adverbs: 1) He greeted me with a … smile (happy / happily) 2) He is a … worker He works … all day (busy / busily)
3) She sang the song … She has a … voice ( beautiful / beautifully) 4) The girl behaves … She always shows ….manners (good / well) 5) I didn’t sleep well I slept … (bad / badly)
II Make sentences with that - clause , using the words given : 1) I / pleased / you / both / good students
2) He / sure / all / them / pass / the next exams
III Combine the sentences, using: because / as / since 1) They throw garbage The river is polluted
2) He didn’t come to the party He wasn’t invited
IV Put the verbs in the correct form in the first conditional sentences: 1) If you (work) harder, things (go) well
2) If it (rain), we (change) our plan
3) We (save) a lot of paper if we (use) tree leaves to wrap food 4) The air (be) cleaner if they (go) to work by bike