I. Multiple choice
1. The apartment is comfortable; but / nevertheless / although it is quite small.
2. Jim asked / suggested / made me to carry the bag for him.
3. Alex said / told / asked me that he had booked the tickets the day before.
4. People there are welcoming and the beauty / beautiful / beautifully spots are breathtaking.
5. Jim said that the journey was tired / exhausted / tiring.
6. Da Nang is famous for / about / with beautiful bridges across the Han River.
7. If / Unless / When he comes, I will go alone.
8. Jasmine said / told / asked me whether I was interested in that job.
9. What / How / Why breathtaking the landscape is!
10. Peter will go / make / travel an adventure tour to the Arctic.
II. Gap fill: though, unless, or, and, however, therefore, so, due to, nevertheless, despite, as long as
1. I will lend you some money __________you pay it back to me next week.
2. She wants to join them on the trip; ____________, she can’t afford it.
3. You should take an umbrella with you _______you will get wet.
4. English is not easy to master; __________, I recommend you practice it every day.
5. Knock ________someone will answer the door.
6. _________I am mistaken, she is Tim’s sister.
7. He passed the test ___________hard work.
8. He didn’t pass the test _________hard work.
III. Sounds
1. stages, washes, hopes, teaches
2. pulled, knocked, dressed, photographed
3. maps, books, chickens, habits
4. Charity chemistry, champion, chance
Stressed syllable
3. encourage, embroider, assistant, disappoint
4. apply, respond, statue, rebuild
IV. Ask questions.
1. It’s five km from my house to school.
2. Tim can speak Spanish.
3. He does exercise regularly to keep fit.
4. Fifty students took the exams.
5. Jane went with Tim.
6. Jane went with Tim.
V. Verb form
1. I am looking forward to (take) the coming entrance exams.
2. Jack denied (break) the glass.
3. Exercise regularly and you (feel) healthier.
4. They can play in the yard as long as they (not shout) loudly.
5. They are going to have some trees (plant) in the yard.
6. Remember (arrive) home before 10 or your father (shout) at you.
7. Jane (do) her homework. Please don’t disturb her.
8. When we (play) cheerfully, a man (appear) and asked us (stop).
VI. Reported speech.
1. Jim said, “I can’t work any more. I am too tired.”
2. “We shouldn’t go out. It’s raining heavily outside, Nga” said Tim.
3. Jack said to me, “When did they build this workshop?”
4. Nick said, “I will post this image on Facebook today.”
5. Jim said, “Did you hang out with them yesterday, Jasmine?
VII. Transformation
1. I couldn’t get in because the gate was locked.
- The locked door ___________________________.
2. Jane asked me whether I had enrolled in an immersion English course.
- Jane said to me, “_______________________________?”
3. He removed the door bell in order not to be disturbed.
- In order to _________________________________.
4. I have to stay up late to revise my lessons.
- I’d rather ____________________________________
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