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English Grammar and Vocabulary Exercises

The document consists of various English language exercises focusing on grammar, vocabulary, reading comprehension, and listening skills. It includes tasks such as verb conjugation, error identification, passive voice transformation, and fill-in-the-blank questions. Additionally, it features a reading passage about Sarah Forbes' experience with sleep problems and her strategies for improvement.

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English Grammar and Vocabulary Exercises

The document consists of various English language exercises focusing on grammar, vocabulary, reading comprehension, and listening skills. It includes tasks such as verb conjugation, error identification, passive voice transformation, and fill-in-the-blank questions. Additionally, it features a reading passage about Sarah Forbes' experience with sleep problems and her strategies for improvement.

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FINAL TEST

A.​ GRAMMAR
Bài tập 1: Chia động từ trong ngoặc theo đúng thì
1.​ She (go) _______ to school every day.
2.​ We (watch) _______ a movie last night.
3.​ He (be) _______ in the library now.
4.​ They (visit) _______ Paris last summer.
5.​ Right now, he (write) _______ an email.
6.​ I (not like) _______ coffee.
7.​ They (study) _______ English since 2018.
8.​ The sun (rise) _______ in the east.
9.​ She (already/eat) _______ her lunch.
10.​While I was cooking, the children (play) _______ outside.
11.​We (go) _______ to the zoo next Sunday.
12.​He (not finish) _______ his homework yet.
13.​At 8 AM yesterday, I (sleep) _______.
14.​She (work) _______ here for five years.
15.​The train (leave) _______ at 6 PM every day.
Bài tập 2: Tìm lỗi sai trong câu.
1. The film who my brother watched yesterday was interesting.
2. I like that shirt whom is really beautiful.
3. The only house to be paint last week was Lan’s.
4. Do you get on with the person which lives behind?
5. A dictionary is a book whom gives him the meaning of words.
6. If I were you, I will go on holiday with my cousins.
7. It would be better and healthier if people would do more sport.
8. She said that if she fail the law exam, she will sit it again.
9. Would Damien be upset if he doesn’t pass the exams to become a vet?
10. I’d chose to be a tennis coach if I were him. It is his favourite sport after all!
Bài tập 3: Chuyển các câu sau sang thể bị động.
1. The waiter brings me this dish.
………………………………………………………………………………………
2. Our friends send these postcards to us.
………………………………………………………………………………………
3. Their grandmother told them this story when they visited her last week.
………………………………………………………………………………………
4. Tim ordered this train ticket for his mother.
………………………………………………………………………………………
5. She showed her ticket to the airline agent.
………………………………………………………………………………………
Bài tập 4: Chia dạng đúng của từ trong ngoặc.
1.​ This movie is (interesting) _______ the one I watched last week.
2.​ My sister is (tall) _______ me.
3.​ Her singing voice is getting (sweet) _________ and _________
4.​ John runs (fast) _______ his brother.
5.​ (Early) _________ you arrive, (Good) _______ seats you will get.
6.​ I can play the guitar (good) _______ my friend.
7.​ Her grades are (good) _______ mine.
8.​ His cooking technique is becoming (impressive) _________
9.​ This car is (expensive) _______ the one I saw at the dealership.
10.​(Diligent) _______ you are, (Successful) _______ you will become.
B.​ VOCABULARY
Bài tập 1: Điền từ đúng vào chỗ trống
1.​ She is a very _______ (beauty/beautiful) girl.
2.​ They always _______ (play/plays) soccer on weekends.
3.​ My father is a _______ (doctor/doctors).
4.​ I need a _______ (quick/quickly) answer.
5.​ He runs very _______ (fast/fastly).
6.​ The teacher gave us a _______ (help/helpful) explanation.
7.​ We had a _______ (wonderful/wonderfully) holiday last summer.
8.​ I don’t know _______ (where/why) he is late.
9.​ My little brother is very _______ (act/active) in class.
10.​We have _______ (many/much) homework to do today.
Bài tập 2: Điền từ đúng vào chỗ trống
Fear of Flying
A fear of flying, also known as aerophobia, is said to affect almost 10% of the
(1)…………….., although some experts (2)…………….. it is much higher than this.
Those suffering from this will often avoid flying completely, which has a negative
effect on their quality of life. Those who face their fears can end (3)……………..
feeling seriously anxious before and during the flight.
There are generally two different causes. Some people worry about whether they will
(4)…………….. silly in front of other passengers. The thought of being sick or losing
control can be quite frightening. Some people fear the flight itself. The most
(5)…………….. things people worry about are bad weather conditions, the possibility
that the plane will develop a problem or even that the pilot will become ill. The most
worrying time of all is often when (6)…………….. off and landing, points in the
flight when most people will experience a little fear.
1 A population B people C crowd D society
2 A choose B make C believe D decide
3 A at B in C of D up
4 A see B work C show D look
5 A high B common C normal D real
6 A taking B going C moving D lifting

Bài tập 3: Chọn đáp án đúng nhất vào chỗ trống.


A: I don’t have 1………………. to wear for the party at the weekend.
B: Don’t worry! There won’t be 2………………. important there!
A: Yes, but I don’t want to wear the same old clothes 3………………. .
B: Well, do you know that store in the city centre, in the square? They’re having a
4………………. at the moment. You can get a 10% 5………………. on clothes.
A: But they always 6………………. a lot – 10% isn’t 7………………. when the
original price is so high.
B: How about the market on Saturday morning? It’s a great place to 8……………….
for unusual old things.
A: Great idea!
1 A. anything B. any more C. any good
2 A. any B. anyone C. anything
3 A. any more B. any better C. anything
4 A. refund B. discount C. promotion
5 A. refund B. discount C. receipt
6 A. charge B. serve C. exchange
7 A. any more B. any longer C. any good
8 A. shop B. serve C. purchase
C.​ READING
Sarah Forbes talks about how she gets a good night’s sleep
I can’t remember when I started to have problems sleeping. As a student I seemed to
spend half of my life sleeping. But after my graduation I found myself spending hours
lying awake until the early hours of the morning. After a few weeks of this I decided
to do something about it. I often went to bed at different times; perhaps there was a
programme on TV I wanted to watch, or I’d be watching videos on my phone. So I
tried going to bed at the same time each night. This took a while to get used to but
slowly I found myself getting into a regular routine.
I also took the advice of a friend and made sure I did things to help me relax before I
went to bed. I’d start by writing a list of things I needed to do the next day so I
wouldn’t end up thinking about them during the night. I got into the habit of having a
nice warm bath before bedtime and then did some relaxation exercises like meditation.
Reading also seemed to work, but not in the way I expected. I would sometimes just
fall asleep in the middle of a chapter!
I also found some suggestions online about how to make your bedroom sleep-friendly.
I used to have very thin curtains that let the light from outside shine through, so I
changed these for thicker ones. I also removed all technology from the room like the
TV and the laptop as these are not supposed to help you sleep, even if they are
switched off. And of course I left the mobile phone downstairs!
And the result? I’m pleased to say it’s worked. Of course, there are some nights where
I find it difficult to go to sleep but mostly I’m getting a good seven hours· sleep a
night. I started to make a note of my sleep patterns and this is also useful as it helps
show things that were making me lie awake, like problems at work. So, I have to say it
has been a very successful experiment.
1 When did Sarah’s sleeping problems begin?
​ A when she was a student
​ B after she finished at university
​ C a few weeks ago
​ D at different times during the week
2 Writing a list of jobs to be done
​ A helped Sarah read.
​ B meant Sarah worked harder the next day.
​ C was the first thing Sarah did at bedtime.
​ D helped her think more clearly.
3 What does Sarah say was the problem with her bedroom?
​ A Her friends didn’t like it.
​ B It didn’t have a TV.
​ C She often left her laptop switched on.
​ D It was too bright.
4 Sarah says that now
​ A she never finds it difficult sleeping.
​ B she keeps a record of how well she sleeps.
​ C she never thinks about work at night.
​ D sleeping better is helping her at work.
5 What would be a good introduction to this article?
​ A Our sleep expert Sarah Forbes explains how you can make sure you get a
good night’s sleep.
​ B Sarah Forbes has not slept well for years. She told us how it affects her
work.
​ C Sarah Forbes suddenly found herself having trouble getting to sleep. But
she took control of the situation.
​ D Sarah Forbes knows what it’s like not being able to sleep. Here she explains
the dangers of lying awake at night.

D.​ LISTENING
Note: You are not allowed to listen for the second time
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