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under up
Keep up/ Close down /come back /deal with/ get up /look through /pass down/ Set off /pturn down /live on (dùng các từ này để điền vào câu thích hợp)
1. My sister is an early bird. She ...gets up....... at 7 o'clock every day of the week.
2. We'll ......set off.... for Tay Ho village at 9 o'clock and arrive at 10 o'clock.
3. When I was a student, I .....live on..... small allowances from my parent.
4. The government must now ...deal with....... The preservation of traditional craft village.
5. The banks have ....closed down...... a lot of branches in velages over the last few years.
6. Many foreign tourist decided to ....come back...... to Viet Nam for another holiday.
7. They offered her a trip to Europe but she ...turned....... it ...down....... 8. He has .....looked through..... the report and found nothing interesting.
9. Phong walk too fast and it's really hard to ....keep up with...... him. 10. These traditional stories have been .....passed down..... from parents to children over many gerneration.
Keep up/ Close down /come back /deal with/ get up /look through /pass down/ Set off /pturn down /live on (dùng các từ này để điền vào câu thích hợp)
1. My sister is an early bird. She ...gets up....... at 7 o'clock every day of the week.
2. We'll ......set off.... for Tay Ho village at 9 o'clock and arrive at 10 o'clock.
3. When I was a student, I .....live on..... small allowances from my parent.
4. The government must now ...deal with....... The preservation of traditional craft village.
5. The banks have ....closed down...... a lot of branches in velages over the last few years.
6. Many foreign tourist decided to ....come back...... to Viet Nam for another holiday.
7. They offered her a trip to Europe but she ...turned....... it ...down....... 8. He has .....looked through..... the report and found nothing interesting.
9. Phong walk too fast and it's really hard to ....keep up with...... him. 10. These traditional stories have been .....passed down..... from parents to children over many gerneration.
Daisy: Hi, Neil. Is anything the (1) MATTER? You look really (2) UPSET.
Neil: I'm really concerned about the engineering course I’m doing. It’s too (3) DIFFICULT and I'm really not enjoying it. I know I’m not going to pass.
Daisy: Have you spoken to your teachers about it?
Neil: No. I'm so worried, I haven't told (4) ANYONE. What would you do if you were me?
Daisy: My advice is to get help now. If you don't, things will only get (5) WORSE.
Neil: I don’t know what to do. I think an apprenticeship would be better for me, but it’s too (6) LATE now.
Daisy: Don’t panic. It’s never too late, but you need to speak to someone about it.
Neil: You're (7) RIGHT . I'll go and talk to my teacher now. Thanks, Daisy.
Daisy: No problem.
Neil's problem: He is really concerned about the engineering course he's doing. It's too difficult.
Daisy's advice: Neil should get help and he should speake to his teacher.
There are five prepositions mistake in the passage below. Can you find and correct them?
Tet's prepositions and celebrations used to be spread over months, but nowadays the holiday is much shorter. A great deal of excitement still builds in well before Tet. Streets are decorated on => by coloured lights and red banners. Shop are full with =>of goods. People are busy buying gifts, cleaning and decorating their houses and cooking traditional foods.=>food
Homes are often decorated with plants and flowers at this time. Beach ( peach) blossoms is=>are traditional at Tet in the North while apricot blossoms is=.are traditional in the North. The kumpuat tree in its ripe deep orange fruits is popular throughout the country. One of Tet's most special food is banh chung which is made up sticky rice, mung bean and fatty pork. Mut, which is candied fruits such as sugared apples, plum or tomatoes, is also popular.
I.
| celebration custom gather gifts midnight particularly symbolize bring ring display |
In scotland, the biggest CELEBRATION...(1) of the year is "Hogmanay". "Hogmanay" is the scottish word for New Year 'Eve. on 31st december in edinburgh, there is enormous fireworkDISPLAY...(2) at the castle and they play live music in the park. Thousands of people .GATHER.. (3) in the streets, coffees and bars. Then at 12o'colock, church bells RING...(4) all over the city. After midnight people go "first footing". This is a scottish .CUSTOM.. (5) that dates back hundreds of years. "First footing" is visiting your neighbours after .MIDNIGHT.. (6) on New Year's Eve. The visitors must step into the house with their right foot step first, to .BRING..(7) good luck. Traditionally, the visitors brings three .GIFTS.. (8): a piece of coal and a little whisky. The gifts SYMBOLIZE...(9) warmth, food and happiness. If the first person who visits your home after midnight is a man with dark hair, that is PARTICULARY...(10) lucky.
II.
For many people, traveling by plance os an exciting experience. Others, however, find the whole idea quite terrifying, (1).....flying is no more dangerous (2)........any other form of travel and some experts occurs (3)......take off and landing when the (4).......desisions are vitally important.
The people (5)......job is to look (6).......the passengers the stewards and stewardesses play an important part in helping passengers to (7)........safe and comfortable. Indeed for many passengers being (8).....such care of is all part of the total experience. (9)......other form of travel involes waiting on people in quite the same (10) with food, drink, news papers, magazines, music and even video films.
1) A. although B. too C. and D. because
2) A. than B. as C. then D. with
3) A. while B. during C. for D. through
4) A. leader's B. chief 's C. driver 's D. pilot 's
5) A. whose B. which C. their D. that
6) A. for B. up C. after D. round
7) A. feel B. rest C. shown D. taken
8) A. given B. kept C. shown D. taken
9) A. any B. no C. all D. not
10) A. way B. kind C. sort D. part
A. He’s walking through the forest. She’s walking around the forest.
B. He’s pushing the snowball up the hill. She’s skiing down the hill.
C. He’s jumping over the puddle. He’s stepping on a rock.
D. He’s jumping off the fence. He’s going under the garage door.