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Câu 1: Thay thế các danh từ cần thiết bằng đại từ thích hợp để câu văn không bị lặp rồi chép lại câu văn khi đã thay: a)Cu Bôn đuổi theo con chuồn chuồn. Cuối cùng cu Bôn chộp được con chuồn chuồn. b)Tấm đi qua hồ, Tấm vô ý đánh rơi một chiếc giày xuống nước. Câu 2 :Hai từ chặt và nắm ở dòng nào dưới đây đều là động từ: A.Tên trộm bị trói chặt/ nắm lấy sợi dây thừng. B.Mẹ chặt thịt gà dưới bếp/ ăn hết một nắm cơm. C.Đừng chặt cây cối/ bé nắm chắc tay em. Câu 3 : Trong các dòng dưới đây, dòn nào có các từ in hoa là từ nhiều nghĩa? a)thi ĐẬU,hạt ĐẬU,chim ĐẬU trên cành b)VÀNG nhạt,VÀNG hoe,VÀNG tươi c)xương SƯỜN,SƯỜN núi,SƯỜN dê Câu 4 : dòng nào dưới đây có các từ in hoa mang nghĩa chuyển a.CHÂN trời,CHÂN bàn,CHÂN ghế. b.CÁNH buồm,CÁNH đồng,CÁNH chim c.xương SƯỜN,SƯỜN núi,SƯỜN xe đạp
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