II Combine each pair of sentences, using ENOUGH TO.V or ENOUGH FOR TO.V The moon is very bright We can play outdoors The moon is bright enough for us to play outdoors I have enough money I can pay this bill I have enough money to pay this bill My sister is old She can drive a car My sister is old enough to drive car The weather was fine We could go camping The weather was fine enough for us to go camping This coat isn’t rich I don’t wear it in winter This coat isn’t rich enough for me to wear it in winter Robinson isn’t rich He can’t buy a house Robinson isn’t rich enough to buy a house He wasn’t very experienced He couldn't the job He wasn’t experienced to the job You aren’t old You can’t have a front– door key You aren’t old enough to have a front-door key He didn’t have much money He couldn’t live on it He didn’t have enough money to live on it 10 The buffalo isn’t big He can’t harm you The buffalo isn’t big enough for him to harm you 11 The ice is quite thick We can’t walk on it The ice is quite tick enough for us to walk on it 12 The tea isn’t strong It won’t keep us awake The tea isn’t strong enough to keep us awake 13 This novel is interesting We can read it This novel is interesting for us to read it 14 We thick you are strong enough You can lift this table We thick you are strong enough to lift this table 15 This kind of rubber is good We can use it to make tires for car This kind of rubber is good enough for us to make tires for car 16 He has no time He can’t finish this word He hasn’t enough time too finish this word 17 My frind is quite well She can it again My frind is quite enough for her to it again 18 It’s warm tonight We can go out It’s warm enough tonight for us to go out 19 These exercises are easy You can them There exercises are easy enough for me to them 20 Those oranges are ripe We can eat them Those oranges are ripe enough for us to eat them 21 My sister wasn’t well She didn’t go to work My sister wasn’t well enough to go to work 22 The book is small I can put it in my pocket The book is small enough for me to put it in my pocket 23 The boy is tall He can reach the top shelf The boy is tall enough to reach the top shelf 24 Those shoes are large You can wear them Those shoes are large enough for me to wear them 25 Your brother was clever He could this exercise in a few minutes Your brother was clever enough to this exercise in a few minutes 26 We weren’t early We couldn’t see the first part of the play We weren’t early enough to see the first party of the play 27 She has much money She can buy that dictionary She has enough money to buy that dictionary 28 She isn’t old She can’t get married yet She isn’t old enough to get married yet 29 That coat isn’t warm I can’t stand on that chair That coat isn’t warm enough to stand on that chair 30 That chair isn’t strong He can’t wear it in winter That chair isn’t strong enough to wear it in winter 31 This bed isn’t wide Two people can’t sleep on this bed This bed isn’t wide enough for two people to sleep on this bed 32 That box is light.I couldn’t eat breakfast this morning That box is light enough for me to eat breakfast this morning 33 The floor wasn’t strong We couldn’t dance on it The floor wasn’t strong enough for us to dance on it 34 You aren’t very old You can’t understand it You aren’t old enough to understand it 35 The book is small I can put it in my pocket The book is small enough to put it in my pocket 36 Brown isn’t rich He can’t buy a car Brown isn’t rich enough to buy a car 37 Those shoes are large You can wear them Those shoes are large enough for me to wear them 38 The air is fresh We can have some holidays there The air is fresh enough for us to have some holidays there 39 Peter is very ill He must see the docker Peter is ill enough to see the doctor 40 Mary isn’t old She can’t that work Mary isn’t old enough to that work 41 We weren’t early We couldn’t see the first part of the play We weren’t early enough to see the first of the play 42 The children were very eager.They started playing without me The children were eager enough to started playing without me III Combine each pair of sentences, using “ENOUGH” The moon is bright I can read a book by it The moon is bright enough for me to read a book by it I have enough money I can pay this bill I have enough money to pay this bill These rubber trees are big.They can give us milky liquid These rubber trees are big enough foe them to give us milky liquid This novel is interesting We can read it This novel is interesting enough for us to read it This kind of rubber is good We can use it to make tires for cars This kind of rubber is good enough for us to use it to make tires for cars We think you are very strong You can lift this table We think you are strong enough to lift this table He has no time He can’t finish this work He has enough time to finish this work There isn’t enough time for The pupils to write this essay IV Combine these sentences, using enough She’s not old She can’t get married yet She isn’t old enough to get married yet This coat isn’t strong I can’t wear it in winter This coat isn’t strong enough for me to wear it in winter That chair isn’t strong We can’t stand on that chair That chair isn’t strong enough for us to stand on that chair It’s not warm today We can’t go outside It’s not warm enough today for us to go outside I’m not strong I can’t lift this box I’m not strong enough to lift this box Tom doesn’t have money He can’t pay his bills Tom doesn’t have enough money to pay his bills This bed isn’t wide Two people can’t sleep in the bed This bed isn’t wide enough for two people to sleep tin the bed The water wasn’t clean We couldn’t swim in it The weather wasn’t clean enough for us to swim in it He wasn’t experienced He can’t that job He wasn’t experienced to that job Cấu trúc cách dùng Neither … nor 1.1 Cấu trúc Neither…nor Cấu trúc: Neither N1 nor N2: không … không …/ Cả … … không Example: My father likes neither wine nor beer (Bố tơi khơng thích rượu khơng thích bia.) Neither Bill nor Lily knows to use this washing machine (Cả Bill Lily cách sử dụng máy giặt này.) 1.2 Vị trí Neither … nor câu Neither… nor thường đứng đầu câu câu Hãy tìm hiểu trường hợp nhé: Neither…nor thường đứng vị trí đầu câu Đều mang nghĩa “không … không” dù đứng vị trí câu, cấu trúc Neither nor đứng đầu câu phải lưu ý cách chia động từ theo đối tượng/sự vật/sự việc thứ Neither N1 nor N2 + V (được chia theo N2) … (Không … không/ Cả … … không) Example: Neither Hung or his friends are going to the party tonight (Cả Hùng bạn không tới buổi tiệc tối nay.) Neither…nor thường đứng vị trí câu để nối hai danh từ hai đại từ Được sử dụng dễ dàng so với vị trí đứng đầu, Neither nor câu để nối danh từ đại từ sử dụng với cấu trúc sau: Neither + Danh từ + nor + Danh từ Neither + Đại từ + nor + Đại từ Vị trí Either … or câu Either … or thường đứng vị trí đầu câu Khi Either … or đứng vị trí đầu câu, cần lưu ý cách chia động từ theo danh từ sau “or” Cùng tìm hiểu qua số ví dụ sau Cấu trúc: Either N1 or N2 + V (được chia theo N2)…: Hoặc … … Example: Either Linh or her little sister is invited to the party tonight (Hoặc Linh em gái cô mời tới bữa tiệc tối nay.) Either … or thường đứng vị trí câu để nối danh từ đại từ Tương tự Neither … nor, Either … nor đứng câu để nối từ/cụm từ danh từ đại từ Vì việc nắm vững cấu trúc song song điều vơ quan trọng để làm dạng tập chủ đề ngữ pháp Đừng quên ôn tập lại chúng tự viết thật nhiều ví dụ để ghi nhớ Either + Danh từ + or + Danh từ Either + Đại từ + or + Đại từ Bài tập vận dụng In this game, you either _ win or _ lose It depends on you _Either _ Tuan _nor Tu will help you with your homework They are both busy at the moment This is my offer You _either _ take it or _ leave it When I go to the restaurant, I eat _either meat or _ roast chicken These are my favorite meals His mother believed either _ his son _nor his friend She thought that both were lying I need _either your help _nor your compassion I can perfectly handle my problems all alone either _ Hoa _or Hue will write the report Just ask one of them either _ you return the money you had stolen _or I’ll call the police My mum can either _ read nor _ write She is illiterate 10 You can use _either this computer _nor the other one Someone must fix them first Đáp Án Either …or Neither … nor Either … or Either … or Neither … nor Neither … nor Either … or Either … or Neither … nor 10 Neither … nor EXERCISES ON “BOTH AND, EITHER OR, NOT ONLY BUT ALSO, NEITHER NOR” Tom doesn't lie to his friends Paul doesn't either (neither nor) He's betrayed your trust He's betrayed your love for him (not only but also) He felt disappointed He felt misunderstood (both and) She will have to study hard She will have to concentrate to well on the exam (not only but also) We could fly We could go by train (both and) The speaker will not confirm the story The speaker will not deny the story (neither nor) 7 Pneumonia is a dangerous disease Small pox is a dangerous illness (not only but also) The teacher gave Nam a good book Nam’s parents gave him a good book (both and) Fred loves traveling Jane wants to go around the world (either or) 10 It might rain tomorrow It might snow tomorrow (both and) 11 Smoking isn't good for your heart Drinking isn't good for your health (neither nor) 12 Young people normally like only music but also sports (both and) 13 The chickens haven’t been fed The pigs haven’t been fed, either (neither nor) 14 Dan came from Thailand and Chow came from Thailand (both and) 15 She carried me in her arms and she lulled me to sleep (not only but also) 16 Mary went to London and Kate did, too (both and) 17 You were mad You were drunk (either or) 18 My mother likes tea And my father does, too (both and) 19 Richard and John didn't keep her secret (neither nor) 20 The underground is quick It is also cheap (not only but also) 21 You can find this book in the library or in a second-hand book shop (either or) 22 The boy is intelligent He is hardworking, too (both and) 23 He didn’t want coffee He didn’t want tea, either (neither nor) ………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 24 Mary has both toothache and headache (not only but also) ………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 25 Helen likes cats Mary likes cats (both and) 26 You can take these tablets You can also seek a doctor’s advice (either or) Mạo từ tính từ sở hữu tính từ bất định (SOME, ANY, SEVERAL, MUCH, MANY) đầu Số thứ tự ln trước số đếm Ví dụ: The first three Theo sau từ quy tắc trên, ta có thứ tự tính từ cịn lại sau: OSASCOMP Opinion -> Size -> Age -> Shape -> Color -> Original -> Material -> Purpose Ý kiến -> Kích thước -> Tuổi -> Hình dáng-> Màu sắc -> Nguồn gốc -> Chất liệu -> Mục đích B Bài tập trật tự tính từ Tiếng Anh có đáp án I/ Reorder these following words grey / long / beard / a flowers / red / small car / black / big / a blonde / hair / long house / a / modern / big / brick Keys: a long grey beard small red flowers a big black car a long blonde hair a big modern brick house II/ Put the adjective in the correct order in the following sentences a long face (thin) big clouds (black) a sunny day (lovely) a wide avenue (long) a metal box (black/ small) a big cat (fat/ black) a /an little village (old/ lovely) long hair (black/ beautiful) an /a old paiting (interesting/ French) 10 an/ a enormous umbrella (red/ yellow) Keys a long thin face big black clouds a lovely sunny day a long wide avenue a small black metal box a big fat black cat a lovely little old village beautiful long black hair an interesting old French paiting 10 an enormous red and yellow umbrella III/ Put the adjectives in the correct order I wanted to buy a _ table (round/ blue/ dinning/ big) Does Mirian need that _ chair? (wooden/ small/ square) What is this _ thing? (red/ triangular/ feather) Did you notice the brand of that _ car? (green/ streamlined/ splendid/ sport) William can take care of your _ cat (Persian/ naughty/ white) This _ scarf belongs to my brother (wooden/ long/ multicolored) Are you sure this _ sabre is Turkish? (curved/ nice/ steel) Press this _ button never! (plastic/ red/ round) Mike will order a _ breakfast (English/ light/ nice) 10 This _ wardrobe is my friends’ gift (elegantly/ shaped/ amazing/ brown/ wooden) Key I wanted to buy a _big, round, blue, Italian dinning table (round/ blue/ dinning/ big) Does Mirian need that _small, square, wooden chair? (wooden/ small/ square) What is this triangular, red, leather _ thing? (red/ triangular/ feather) Did you notice the brand of that splendid, streamlined, green, sport _ car? (green/ streamlined/ splendid/ sport) William can take care of your _naughty white Persian cat (Persian/ naughty/ white) This long, multicolored, woolen scarf belongs to my brother (woolen/ long/ multicolored) Are you sure this nice curved steel sabre is Turkish? (curved/ nice/ steel) Press this _round red plastic button never! (plastic/ red/ round) Mike will order a nice, light, English _ breakfast (English/ light/ nice) 10 This _amazing, elegantly - shaped brown wooden wardrobe is my friends’ gift (elegantly- shaped/ amazing/ brown/ wooden) IV/ Put the adjectives in the correct order before the noun a/ carpet/ little/ lovely/ round ………………………………………… enormous/ wardrobe/ wooden/ a(n) ………………………………………… oil/ French/ beautiful/ painting/ a(n) ………………………………………… black/ four/ metal/ chairs/ comfortable ………………………………………… curtains/ long/ some/ cotton/ Indian ………………………………………… square/ table/ wooden/ brown/ a/ big ………………………………………… blue/ a/ funny/ woolen/ hat ………………………………………… German/ Gothic/ a/ church/ wonderful ………………………………………… a(n)/ black/ American/ car/ sports ………………………………………… 10 kitchen/ oak/ table/ a(n)/ square ………………………………………… 11 music/ interesting/ Polish/ folk ………………………………………… 12 a 40-year-old / theatre / tall / actor ………………………………………… 13 a brand-new / exercise / green/ book ………………………………………… 14 these / Spanish / boring / old / teacher ………………………………………… 15 a black / new / leather / shoes ………………………………………… 16 a pink / woolen / lovely / sweater ………………………………………… 17 my square / old-fashioned / wooden / table ………………………………………… 18 a huge / concrete / old / building ………………………………………… 19 French / interesting / that / novel ………………………………………… 20 black / Halloween / a / funny / hat ………………………………………… 21 witch / green / my / old / costume ………………………………………… 22 Greek / those / gold / ancient/ coins ………………………………………… 23 old / American / intelligent / archaeologist ………………………………………… 24 French / expensive / big / perfume ………………………………………… 25 can / iron / old / small / opener ………………………………………… ĐÁP ÁN a/ carpet/ little/ lovely/ round ……………………A little lovely round carpet…………………… enormous/ wardrobe/ wooden/ a(n) ……………An enormous wardrobe…………… oil/ French/ beautiful/ painting/ a(n) ……………A beautiful oil French painting…………… black/ four/ metal/ chairs/ comfortable …………Four comfortable black metal chair……… curtains/ long/ some/ cotton/ Indian …………Some long Indian cotton curtains……… square/ table/ wooden/ brown/ a/ big ………A big brown square wooden table……… blue/ a/ funny/ woolen/ hat …………A funny blue woolen hat………… German/ Gothic/ a/ church/ wonderful …………A wonderful German Gothic church………… a(n)/ black/ American/ car/ sports …………A black American sports car……… 10 kitchen/ oak/ table/ a(n)/ square ……………a square oak kitchen table……… 11 music/ interesting/ Polish/ folk …………… Interesting Polish folk music…………… 12 a 40-year-old / theatre / tall / actor ……………A tall 40 years old theatre actor …………… 13 a brand-new / exercise / green/ book ……a brand-new green exercise book….…… 14 these / Spanish / boring / old / teachers ………These boring old Spanish teachers……… 15 a black / new / leather / shoes ………A new black leather shoes.………… 16 a pink / woolen / lovely / sweater …………a lovely pink woolen sweater…………… 17 my square / old-fashioned / wooden / table ……My old-fashioned square wooden table…… 18 a huge / concrete / old / building …………A huge old concrete building…………… 19 French / interesting / that / novel ……………That interesting French novel…………… 20 black / Halloween / a / funny / hat ……………A funny black Halloween hat………… 21 witch / green / my / old / costume ……my old green witch costume…………… 22 Greek / those / gold / ancient/ coins ………… Those ancient Greek gold coins…………… 23 old / American / intelligent / archaeologist ……Intelligent old American archaeologist … 24 French / expensive / big / perfume …………Expensive big French perfume…………… 25 can / iron / old / small / opener ……small old iron can opener……… ... of sentences, using ? ?ENOUGH? ?? The moon is bright I can read a book by it The moon is bright enough for me to read a book by it I have enough money I can pay this bill I have enough money to pay... are big.They can give us milky liquid These rubber trees are big enough foe them to give us milky liquid This novel is interesting We can read it This novel is interesting enough for us to read... not warm enough today for us to go outside I’m not strong I can’t lift this box I’m not strong enough to lift this box Tom doesn’t have money He can’t pay his bills Tom doesn’t have enough money