Tiéng Anh Không Chuyên

TRNG I HC QUY NHN
CNG N THI TUYN SINH AO TAO THAC SI

MN: TING ANH
(Dung cho cac chuyn nganh khng chuyn ting Anh)
I. NI DUNG
A. NG PHP:
1. TENSES:
The Simple Present Tense
The Present Continuous Tense
The Present Perfect Tense
The Simple Past Tense
The Past Continuous tense
The Past Perfect Tense
The Simple Future Tense
The Future Continuous Tense
The Future Perfect Tense
2. PARTS OF SPEECH
The English Verbs and verb Phrases
The Modal verbs
The English Adjectives
The English Adverbs
The English Prepositions
The English Articles
The Conjunctions
The English Nouns and Noun Phrases
The Gerunds and The Infinitives
3. SENTENCE STRUCTURES
The Active and Passive Voice
The Adjective Clauses
The Noun Clauses
The Adverbial Clauses
Comparison
Reported Speech
B. CH T VNG & C HIU
LANGUAGES AND CULTURES
LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE
FAMILY LIFE AND WORK
TRAVEL AND TOURISM
HEALTH CARE
SOCIAL ISSUES
ECONOMIC AND POLITICAL ISSUES
PEOPLE AND ENVIRONMENT
INTERNATIONAL SCIENTISTS
MODERN TECHNOLOGY
II. DNG THC THI

PHN I: C HIU
Bi 1: in vo ch trng bng mt t thch hp cho sn (mi t ch c s dng mt ln, c t khng c s dng)
Bai 2: c cac bai kha va tr li cac cu hi km theo

Bi 3: c bi kha v tm mt t thch hp in vo ch trng:
PHN II: VIT
Bi 1: Vit cc cu mi , dng t hoc cm t cho sn:

Cu mu: I/ try/ find/ better car/ you
Ill try to find a better car for you

Bi 2:Vit li cc cu sao cho khng i ngha ca cu gc:
Cu mu: The door was so heavy that the child couldnt open it. The door was too........
The door was too heavy for the child to open.
Bi 3: Dch Anh-Vit v Vit Anh cc cu cho sn.
III. TI LIU THAM KHO
1. Ackert, P. 1997. Concepts and Comments. Harcourt Brace & Company.
2. Azar. B. 1990. Understanding and Using English Grammar. Pretice Hall Regents.
3. Murphy, R. 1995. English Grammar in Use. Oxford University Press.
4. Smith, L. & L. Mare. 1993. Insights For Today. Heinle & Heinle Publishers
5. Soars, J. 1992. Headway Intermediate and Upper-intermediate. Oxford University Press
6. Thomson, A & A. Martinet. 1986. A Practical English Grammar. Oxford University Press.
7. Nhiu tc gi. 2002. Ti liu luyn thi Chng ch B Ting Anh. NXB thnh ph H ch Minh.
SESSION ONE :
TH HIN TI N V HIN TI TIP DIN:
1. Lets go out . It (not rain ) now.

2. Julia is very good at languages. She ( speak) four languages very well.
3. Hurry up! Everybody (wait ) for you.
4. You (listen) to the radio? No, you can turn it off
5. You (listen) to the radio everyday? No, just occasionally.
6. The River Nile (flow) into the Mediterranean.
7. Look at the river. It (flow) very fast today- much faster than usual.
8. We usually (grow) vegetables in our garden but this year we (not grow) any.
9. How is your English? Not bad. It (improve) slowly.
10. Ron is in London at the moment. He (stay) at the Park Hotel. He always (stay) there when hes in
London.
11. Can we stop walking soon? I (start) to feel tired.
12. Normally I (finish)work at 5 ,but this week I (work) until 6 to earn a bit more money.
13. Sonia (look ) for a place to live. She (stay) with her sister until she find somewhere.
14. What your father (do)? Hes an architect but he (not work) at the moment.
15. The train is never late. It always (leave) on time.
16. Jim is very untidy. He always (leave) his things all over the place.
17. Dont put the dictionary away. I(use) it.
18. Dont put the dictionary away. I (need) it.
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19. Who is that man? What he (want)? Why he (look) at us?

20. I (think) of selling my car. Would you be interested in buying it?
21. I ( think) you should sell your car. You (not use) it very often.
PHN I: C HIU:
Bai 1: Chn t thch hp in vao ch trng trong cu (mi t ch c s dng mt ln, c t khng
c s dng ):
worth
satellites
normally
journals
mild
pile
homeless
message
normal
exactly
throat
feed
spread
fair
rights
fact
1. Barbara has a sore . . She can hardly talk.
2. Many famous people have written . They are very interesting to read.
3. I dont understand . what you mean.
4. Saudi Arabia cannot grow enough food to . its population.
5. It is a that the Earth is round.
6. Peter ..his papers all over the table and then put them in order.
Bai 2: c cac bai c di y va tr li cac cu hi km theo:

I. English is the native or official language on one-fifth of the land area of the world. It is spoken in North
America, Great Britain, Australia, and New Zealand. In South Africa and India it is one of the official languages.
More people study English than any other language. In many countries, the textbooks in universities are in
English. Many university classes are taught in English even though the native language is not English.
English is the language of international communication. It is the language of international business, research,
and science. More than three-fourths of the world's mail is written in English. More than three-fifths of the
worlds radio stations use English. More than half of the scientific and research journals are in English.
Most other languages have borrowed many English words.
Questions:
1. Where , according to the text, is English used as the native language?
2. Why is it necessary for students in many countries to know English?
3. How many mails in the world are written in English?
4. Is English important in science? How do you know?
5. What language have most of the languages in the world borrowed?
II. What time is it ? I dont have enough time. Is it time to go yet ? Hurry up ! Were going to be late.
We talk about time every day. We measure it by the second, minute, hour, day, week, month, year, and
century. But what is time ? No one can say exactly what it is. It is one of the greatest mysteries of our lives.
We dont know exactly what time is, but our ability to measure it is very important. It makes our way of life
possible. All the members of a group have to measure time in the same way.
Time lets us put things in a definite order. We know that breakfast comes before lunch. The reading class is
after the writing class. Children cant play until school is over. Time enables us to organize our lives.
The earliest people saw changes around them. They saw day and night, the changes of the moon, and the
seasons. They started measuring their lives by these changes.
Then people started inventing clocks. The Chinese invented a water clock in the eleventh century, but the
Egyptians had them long before that. As water dripped from one container to another, it measured the passing
time.
Questions:
1. Why is time a mystery ?
2. How do we measure time ?
3. Why is our ability to measure time important ?
4. How does time enable us to organize our lives ?
III.
When the early settlers, especially the English, arrived in the New World, the hardships and dangers awaiting
them were totally unexpected. Had it not been for some friendly Indians, the colonists never would have
survived the terrible winters. They knew nothing about planting crops, hunting animals, building sod houses, or
making clothing from animal skins. Life in England had been much simpler, and this new life was not like what
the Spanish explorers had reported.
Questions:
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1. What faced the early settlers when they arrived in the New World ?
2. What were the Indians like ?
3. Could the early colonists survive the terrible winters ?
4. What did the Indians teach them ?
5. Where were the early settlers from ?
IV.
In 1920, after some thirty-nine years of problems with disease, high costs, and politics, the Panama Canal was
officially opened, finally linking the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans by allowing ships to pass through the fifty-mile
canal zone instead of travelling some seven thousand miles around Cape Horn. It takes a ship approximately
eight hours to complete the trip through the canal and costs an average of fifteen thousand dollars, one-tenth
of what it would cost an average ship to round the Horn. More than fifteen thousand ships pass through its
locks each year.
Questions:
1. When was the Panama Canal officially opened ?
2. In what year was construction probably begun on the canal ?
3. How long is the canal zone ?
4. On the average, how much would it cost a ship to travel around Cape Horn ?
5. How many ships travel through the Panama Canal annually ?
V.
Clocks as we know them were probably developed by very religious people in Europe in the thirteenth
century. They needed to know the exact time so they could pray at the right times. By the 1700s, people had
clocks and watches that were accurate to the minute. Some clocks were beautiful. They had very
complicated moving parts. Some had figures of people or animals that moved on the hour or quarter hour.
Others played music. The movement of the parts is beautiful to watch when you open these clocks.
Questions:
1. Who developed clocks?
2. Why did they develop clocks?
3. When did people have very accurate clocks?
4. Describe some kinds of clocks at that time.
5. What can you see when you open these clocks?
Bai 3: c bai c di y va tm mt t thch hp in vao ch trng:
A.
Greenland is the largest ..1..in the world. It covers over 2,000,000 (two million) square kilometers.
Most of it ..2..inside the Arctic Circle, and a huge sheet of ..3..covers 85% (85 percent) of it.
Imagine that a map of Greenland is on top of a map of Europe. Greenland .4..from London to the
middle of the Sahara Desert.
The ice sheet is more than 1.6 kilometers thick, and it .5.. melts. There is probably only rock under
the ice, but no one knows for sure. Along the sea coast, mountains rise 6the sea. There are a few low
trees in the southwest, but no forests. .7.covers everything in winter, but in summer very low plants
cover the ground between the sea and the ice sheet.
Norwegian Vikings were the first Europeans to see the island in A.D. 875, but no one visited it until 982.
Three years .8.a few Vikings went to live there. In 1261 the people in Greenland decided to join
Norway. Norway and Denmark united in 1380. This union ended in 1814, and Greenland stayed with Denmark.
Greenland is fifty times .9.than Denmark, but it is still a ..10.of this small country.
B.There was once a large, fat ( 1 ) ____who had a small, thin husband. He ( 2 ) _____ a job in a big
company and was given his weekly wages every Friday evening. As soon as he got ( 3 ) _____ on Fridays, his
wife used to make him give her all his ( 4 ) ____ , and then she used to give him back only
enough to ( 5 )
_______ his lunch in the office every day.
One day ( 6 ) ____ small man came home very excited. He hurried into the living-room. His ( 7 ) ____ was
listening to the radio and eating chocolates there.
Youll never guess ( 8 ) ____ happened to me today, dear, he said.
He waited for a few seconds and then added, I ( 9 ) ______ ten thousand pounds on the lottery !
Thats wonderful ! said his wife delightedly. But then she ( 10 ) ____ for a few seconds and added angrily,
But wait a moment ! How could you afford to buy the ticket ?
PHN II: VIT

Bai 1: Vit cc cu sau dng t , cm t cho sn:
V d: I/ try/ find/ better car/ you
Ill try to find a better car for you.
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1. Ive / looking / job / three weeks / havent / yet

2. father / told / not / go / far
3. what / man / wearing / you saw
4. they / go / countryside / honeymoon
5. they / prepare / special dinner / today
6. concert hall / so crowded / saw / heard / nothing
7. Elvis / died / 42 / sudden
8. not tell / new job / got / recently
9. going to / new friends / meet / hostel
10. She sings / now / than / she used to
Bai 2 : Vit li cc cu sau sao cho khng i ngha ca cu gc:

V d: The door was so heavy that the child couldnt open it.
The door was too........................
1. It was such good weather that we went swimming. The weather.

2. I havent eaten this kind of food before. This is the first .......................................
3. They think the owner of the house is abroad. The owner ..........................
4. I like swimming best of all sports. My favourite ...................................
5. The teacher asked Tom whether he had any hobbies. Do ...............................
6. Tom has also been collecting stamps for five years. He also started ................
7. I didnt realize who he was until later. Only later .
8. He had over 3000 stamps in his collection. There ....................
9. The doctor advised me to rest . The doctor suggested .
9. She didnt say a word as she left the room. She left the .
10. I dont intend to apologize to either of them. I have ..
Bai 3 : Dch cc cu sau sang ting Anh:

1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Mi cho n lc by gi ti mi bit rng anh ta ni ln s tht.

Mt mi sau mt ngy lm vic, ti i ngh sm.
Mt iu rt quan trng i vi chng ta hin nay l phi xy dng mt nn kinh t vng mnh.
Khng ai bit c cch y 5 nm anh ta u .
Ti khng th gii thch c l h vt qua tt c nhng kh khn y bng cch no
SESSION TWO :
PHN I: C HIU:
c s dng ):
blow for
homeless
through
damaged
normally
beautiful
provision
drought
flood
terribly
overpopulated
pollute
cars summer
1. Factories and ______ pollute the air.
2. Fall, winter, spring and ________ are the four seasons.
3. Toms car hit a tree, and he was badly _______.
4. Some countries are ________. They have too many people.
5. The heavy rains in the mountains caused a bad ______ along the river.
6. There is a ______ when it doesnt rain for a long time.
7. The ________ of food for hungry people is very important.
8. Anns new diamond ring is _______$5,000.
9. Each class ________has fifteen students, but this semester there are only twelve.
10. Paul had an accident last night. His car was _________ but no one was hurt.
worth
injured

I.
Mahomed comes from Tripoli, a large port north of Beirut. He has a married sister who lives in Australia. Nine
months ago Mahomed and his parents came to Australia to live with his sister. We are homesick for Lebanon
all the time. But it was terrible with the war there. Shooting in the streets all the time. There was no work,
nothing. We just stayed at home all the time. Two friends of mine from school were killed. And my brother. He
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was killed, too. He was twenty-four years old. He went to the shop and was shot in the street. Just like that. It
was terrible. Mahomed has a brother-in-law who works in Beirut. He was able to give the family money for air
fares to Australia.
Questions :
1. Why did they decide to move to Australia ?
2. What happened to Mahomeds brother and friends ?
3. Who paid for their flight to Australia ?
II.
Yesterday afternoon Frank Hawkins was telling me about his experiences as a young man. Frank is now the
head of a very large business company, but as a boy he used to work in a small shop. It was his job to repair
bicycles and at that time he used to work fourteen hours a day. He saved money for years and in 1938 he
bought a small work-shop of him own. During the war Frank used to make spare parts for aeroplanes. At that
time he had two helpers. At the end of the war, the small work-shop became a large factory which employed
seven hundred and twenty-eight people. Frank smiled when he remembered his hard early years and the long
road to success. He was still smiling when the door opened and his wife came in. She wanted him to repair
their sons bicycle.
Questions:
1. What did Frank Hawkins tell me?
2. What does Frank do? What did he use to do?
3. Did he work hard as a boy? What did he buy in 1938?
4. Why did Frank feel happy when remembering his hard early years?
III. Read the article below. For questions 1-5, you are to choose one best
answer, (a), (b), (c), or (d), to each question. Then put a cross on the
letter that corresponds to your answer you have chosen.
Alexander Graham Bell was born in Edinburgh, Scotland, in the nineteenth century, and later came to the
United States. Several members of his family did a great deal to encourage him in the field of science. His
father was most instrumental by supervising his work with the deaf. While he dealt with the deaf and
investigated the science of acoustics, his studies eventually led to the invention of the multiple telegraph and
his greatest invention-the telephone. The last quarter century of his life was dedicated to advances in aviation.
1.
What was considered to be Alexander Graham Bells greatest invention ?
a. multiple telegraph
b.telephone
c. aviation
d. acoustics
2.
To what did Bell dedicate the last of his life ?
a. acoustical science
b. aviation
c. adventure
d. architecture
3.
What can we conclude about Alexander Graham Bell ?
a. He worked very hard, but never achieved success.
b. He spent so many years working in aviation because he wanted to be a pilot.
c. He dedicated his life to the science and the well-being of mankind.
d. He worked with the deaf so that he could invent the telephone.
4.
Which of the following statements is not true ?
a.
Bell was born in the eighteenth century.
b.
Bell worked with the deaf.
c.
Bell experimented with the science of acoustics.
d.
Bell invented a multiple telegraph.
5. How many years did Hell dedicate to aviation ?
a.100
b.25
c.35
d.50
Bai 3: c bi c di y v tm mt t thch hp in vo ch trng:
In developing ____________(1), where three-fourths of the worlds population __________(2), sixty

percent of the people who cant __________(3) and write are women. Being illiterate doesnt
__________(4) that they are not intelligent. It does mean it is difficult for _________(5) to change their
lives. They produce more than half of the food. In Africa, eighty percent of all agricultural work is
___________(6) by women. There are many programs to help poor countries develop their agriculture.
However, for years, ____________(7) programs provided money and training for men.
International organizations and programs run by developed ___________(8) are starting to help women,
as well as men, improve their agricultural production. Governments have already __________(9) some
laws affecting women because of the UNO Decade for Women. The UNO report will affect the changes
now happening in the _________(10) and society.
PHN II: VIT

1. They / must / an end / this discussion

2. The teacher / the class / four groups / last week
3 . they / already / homework / when / come
4. I / not interested / find / new / job
5. she / used / stay / uncle / when / child
6. it / important / that / she / see / doctor / now
7. how long /it/ usually take you / do / homework?
8. if you / stay up late /you / be / tired / tomorrow.

The door was too........................
1. Im sorry that I didnt finish my homework. I wish................

2. A train leaves for Hai Phong at 8 oclock every morning. There is ..............
3. It is nearly four hundred years since the birth of Shakespeare. Shakespeare..........
4. Id like you to carry this bag for me. Do you mind ........
5. Nobody expected him to get the position. He got the position .....................
6. I cant tell lies very well. Im not ....................
7. People think the jewels were stolen by one of the guests. One of the guests is .......
8. If we can solve the problem soon, it will be better for all concerned. The sooner ..........
Bi 3: Dch cc cu sau sang ting Anh:

1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
C nhiu thch thc cn phi vt qua.

Cnh ca pha bn tri ang m ka.
Ngi khng c cng n vic lm thng sng trong tng thiu.
Ngi nh ch y sng thi nin thiu nm ngay bn b sng Thu bn.
Nc Vit nam ta giu v p.
SESSION THREE :
TH QU KH N V QU KH TIP DIN
1. Jane (wait) for me when I (arrive).
2. What you (do) this time yesterday? I was asleep.
3. You (go) out last night? No, I was too tired.
4. How fast you (drive) when the accident (happen)?
5. John (take) a photograph of me while I (not/ look).
6. We were in a very difficult position. We (not know) what to do.
7. I havent seen Alan for ages. When I last (see) him, he (try) to find a job in London.
8. When I was young, I (want) to be a bus driver.
9. The sailors (swim) near their ship when they were attacked by a shark.
10. Mary (wear) her new dress when I (meet) her yesterday.
11. The sun (rise) when I (wake) up this morning.
12. The boy was knocked down by a bus as he (cross) the road.
13. He fell down and (break) his leg while he (play) football.
PHN I: C HIU:
c s dng ):
NOISILY
MOUNTAINOUS
INJURIES
POSSESSIONS
REFUSAL
ENTERTAINMENT ENCOURAGED
ASHAMED
FRIENDLY
DESTRUCTION
FLIGHT
IMPRESSION
1. Television is one of the cheapest forms of ________

2. He fell off his motor- bike, but his________ were not serious.
3. The family managed to get out of the burning house, but they lost nearly all their_________
4. I was annoyed at his_________ to co- operate.
5. Sally came in so___________ that she woke everyone up.
6. He said good evening in a most ______way.
7. Her boss _______ her to work hard.
8. Martin was very___________ of what he had done.
9. This organization is very concerned about the_________ of the rain forests
10 The country is very_______ so travelling by road is difficult.

I.
WATER
Water is necessary for sustaining life in plants and animals. Men have always been interested in the nature of
water. At one time, water was considered an element. Most water is derived from ocean directly or indirectly.
Water which New Yorkers use does not come from Hudson River. Water used in New York homes comes from
large reservoirs. Water in these reservoirs is purified. However, absolutely pure water is probably unknown.
Lake water is relatively pure, especially in the mountainous regions. Most people think spring water is pure.
However, water which comes from spring sometimes contains large amounts of two types of salt. Therefore,
water in your springs should be analyzed.
1. What is the importance of water?
2. How is water which New Yorkers use?
3. Is there absolutely pure water in the world?
4. What should people do to spring water?
II.
Because writing has become so important in our culture, we sometimes think of it as more real than speech. A
little thought, however, will show why speech is primary and writing secondary to language. Human beings
have been writing ( as far as we can tell from surviving evidence ) for at least 5,000 years, but they have been
talking for much longer, doubtless ever since there have been human beings.
When writing did develop, it was derived from and represented speech, although imperfectly. Even today
there are spoken languages that have no written form. Furthermore, we all learn to talk well before we learn to
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write: any human child who is not severely handicapped physically or mentally will learn to talk; a normal
human being can not be prevented from doing so. On the other hand, it takes a special effort to learn to write:
in the past many intelligent and useful members of society did not acquire the skill, and even today many who
speak languages with writing systems never learn to read or write, while some who learn the rudiments of
those skills do so only imperfectly.
To affirm the primacy of speech over writing is not, however, to say that the latter is of little importance. One
advantage writing has over speech is that it is more permanent and make possible the records that any
civilization must have. Thus, if speaking makes us human writing makes us civilized.
Questions :
1. What is more real than speech ?
2. How long have human beings had speech ?
3. Do all spoken languages in the world have their written forms ?
4. Can a normal human being learn to write without trying ?
III.
One year Miss Wyatt decided to have a holiday in Italy. She did not speak much Italian, but wherever she
went, she was fortune enough to find people who knew enough English to be able to understand what she
wanted, until one day she decided to have lunch in a charming little restaurant in a village in the south of Italy.
She had seen some nice mushrooms in the market of another village nearby and thought they would taste
very good, so when the waiter came to take her order, she inquired whether she could have some mushrooms
for her meal, but she had great difficulty in explaining to him because she did not know the Italian word for
mushrooms. At last she took out a pencil and drew a picture of a mushroom. The waiters face brightened at
once, and he hastened out to the kitchen. A minute later he returned, carrying an umbrella.
Questions :
1. Why did Miss Wyatts poor knowledge of Italian not interfere with her enjoyment of her holiday most of the
time ?
2. Where did she have trouble in making herself understood ?
3. Why did she think she would like some mushrooms ?
4. How did she try to show the waiter what she wanted ?
5. Why did he bring her an umbrella ?
Once my uncle applied for a post in Camford University, It was a (1) ______ good post and there were
hundreds of (2)__________ who applied for it. The Dean and the committee _____________(3) all the
candidates and as a (4)___________ of this interview only two (5)___________, my uncle and a Mr.
Adams, a self-confident young fellow. As (6) _________ committee couldnt decide (7) ________ of the
two to take, each candidate was to give a lecture in the college lecture hall. My uncle (8) ______ day and
night at the lecture almost without eating or (9) _______ . Adams didnt seem to do any (10) _________.
He ate (11) _______ a horse and slept ( 12 ) ________ a log.
PHN II: VIT

Dear Sir,
1. I / very surprised / letter / I receive / you / this morning
2. In it / say / I not pay / book / send / one month ago
3. You / say / I / send / money immediately
4. In fact / I return / book / you / same day / receive
5. I / return / not because / not want
6. But because / book / be / poor condition / several torn pages
7. I send / letter / that time / ask you / send / perfect copy / same book
8. I hope / you do that and / not have / write / you again / this matter
Yours faithfully,
Samuel Johnson

The door was too........................
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1. The car was so rusty that it couldnt be repaired. The car was too ..................
2. Their dog was so fierce that nobody would visit them. They had such ...................
3. He was so tired that he fell asleep before the end of the film. He was too .........
4. The furniture was so expensive that I didnt buy it. The furniture was too ................
5. Is it essential to meet your aunt at the station? Does your aunt .
6. Even though I admire his courage, I think he is foolish. Much .
7. Given fair warning , I could have avoided that date. If you had told me .
8. Please dont say things like that. I wish .
9. It would have been a superb weekend if it hadnt been for the weather. But .
10. Theres a spare bed in Davids room. Davids room
Bai 3: Dch cc cu sau sang ting Anh:

1. Jane, vn ng vin bi li xut sc, i din cho Anh quc ti Th vn hi Omlypic.
2. K t khi h mua cn nh n nay c bao lu ri ?
3. Cu ni di anh y, iu tht sai lm.
4. C gi nh bn cnh nm ti s ly chng.
5. Ti trng thy cu y ra khi nh.
SESSION FOUR :
TH QU KH N V QU KH TIP DIN
1. I (call) Roger at nine last night, but he (not be) at home. He (study) at the library.
2. I (not hear) the thunder during the storm last night because I (sleep)
3. It was beautiful yesterday when we went for a walk in the park. The sun (shine). A cool breeze (blow). The
birds (sing).
4. My brother and sister (argue) about something when I (walk) into the room.
5. I got a package in the mail. When I (open) it, I (find) a surprise.
6. Tommy went to his friendshouse, but the boys (not, be) there. They (play) soccer in the vacant lot down
the street.
7. Stanley (climb) the stairs when he (trip) and (fall). Luckily, he (not hurt) himself.
8. While Mrs. Emerson (read) the little boy a story, he (fall) asleep, so she (close) the book and quietly (tiptoe)
out of the room.
9. The rich old man (count) his money when the thief quietly (open) the door and (come) into the room.
10. The mouse (eat) a piece of cheese when the cat (catch) and (kill) it.
PHN I: C HIU:
c s dng ):
imprisoned
homeless
confused
scientists
worthless
satisfaction
industrial
invention
confusing
worldwide
satisfied
approval
1. The satellites have given us ________________ communications.

2. Scientific knowledge has been developed through the work of many __________
3. With the ___________ of the computer, office workers can save a lot of their time.
4. There are many _____________cities in our country.
5. The instructions were so ________________ that I have done it all wrong.
6. The committee was not really _____________ with the financial inspection.
7. The urban developer submitted his plan to the City Committee for _______.
8. He was ______________ for a year.
9. The thief replaced the diamond with a _________ stone.
10. Thousands of people have been made ___________ by the war.

I.
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Louis Braille was born in France in 1809. His father had a small business. He made shoes and other things
from leather. Louis liked to help his father in the store even when he was very small. One day when Louis was
three years old, he was cutting some leather. Suddenly the knife slipped and hit him in the eye. Louis soon
became completely blind.
When he was ten years old, he entered the National Institute for the Blind in Paris. One day his class went
to visit a special exhibit by a captain in the army. One thing in the exhibit was very interesting for Louis. It
showed messages in code. Armies send messages in secret codes so no one else can read them. The captain
wrote this code in raised letters on very thick paper.
Louis thought a lot about this code. Then he decided to write in the same way so blind people could read
with their fingers. It is very difficult to feel the differences between raised letters. Instead of letters, Louis used a
cell of six dots. He arranged the dots with two dots across and three down.
There are 63 possible arrangements of the dots in the Braille system. Each arrangement stands for one
letter, punctuation mark, or number. He also used his system to write music. Louis Braille invented this system
when he was only fifteen years old.
Blind people can also write Braille. They use a special kind of pen to make the dots.
Questions :
1. What was Louis Brailles place of birth?
2. How did he become blind?
3. What gave him the idea for the Braille system?
4. How old was he when he invented the Braille system?
5. Are there raised letters in the Braille system?
II.
THE GREENHOUSE EFFECT
Scientists say that something very serious is happening to the Earth. It will begin to get warmer in the 1990s.
There will be major changes in climate during the next century. Coastal waters will have a higher temperature.
This will have a serious effect on agriculture. In northern areas, the growing season will be ten days longer by
the year 2000. However, in warmer areas, it will be too dry. The amount of water could decrease by fifty
percent. This would cause a large decrease in agricultural production.
World temperatures could increase two degrees centigrade by the year 2040. However, the increase could
be three times as great in the Arctic and Antarctic regions. This would cause the ice sheets to melt and raise
the level of the oceans by one or two metres. Many coastal cities would be under water.
Why is this happening ? There is too much carbon dioxide (CO2 ) in the air. When oil, gas, and coal burn,
they create large amounts of carbon dioxide. We send five billion tons of carbon dioxide into the atmosphere
every year. This amount will double in fifty years. This carbon dioxide lets sunlights enter the earths
atmosphere and heat the earth. However, it does not let as much heat leave the atmosphere and enter space.
It is like a blanket. The heat can pass from the sun through the blanket to warm the earth. The heat stays there
and can not escape through the blanket again.
Scientists call this greenhouse effect. A greenhouse is a building for growing plants. It is made of glass or
clear plastic.
QUESTIONS
1. What is a greenhouse ?
2. What causes the greenhouse effect ?
3. Why do scientists call this the greenhouse effect ?
4. What changes will this effect make in the earths climate ?
5. What would the temperature in the Arctic and Antarctic regions be in the year 2040 ?

In 1847, Michael Moore, a poverty-stricken seventeen-year-old farm worker _____(1) Ireland for America.
______(2) the future held in store for him, he did not know. However, he ____(3) know that it could not be
any worse _____(4) the past. He had ____(5) up during the Great Famine in Ireland and had known what it
was to be very hungry. He had _____(6) his mother die ____(7) typhus a month before; his father had died
a year after Michael was born. There was nothing now _____(8) keep him in Ireland and so, _____(9) a
bright June morning, he stepped on ______(10) a ship bound for America. In years to come he would
remember this moment.
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PHN II: VIT

1. Dont / me / unless / confused

2. he / write / the theatre / when / young
3. if / had worked hard / last years exams
4. arrive / in a few hours / HaNoi
5. in my life / have / never been

The door was too........................
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
I only made that terrible mistake because I wasnt thinking. If I

He knows nearly everything there is to know about whales. Theres ..
I only realized what I had missed when they told me about it later. Only when ..
As TV programs become more popular, they seem to get worse. The more
Since we had nothing else to do, we decided to go for a walk. Having
The engine failed because a part had been badly fitted. The engine failure ..
Why didnt I think of that before. I should ..
Bai 3: Dch cac cu sau sang ting Anh:

1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
So vi cch y vi nm, by gi xng du t gp hai ln.

L ra cu nn lm nh t ch.
Ting n g th ? Nghe nh mt a b ang khc.
Lu nay ti c gng hc ting Anh, th nhng ti vn cha hi lng vi nhng tin b t c.
B phim khc xa vi nhng g ti tng.
Trung tm thnh ph trn ngp khch du lch n t mi nc.
SESSION FIVE :
BI TP 1: TH QU KH N V HIN TI HON THNH
1. What (you/ learn) since you (come) here? How many new friends (you/ make)? I hope you (already/ meet)
a lot of interesting people.
2. Since classes began I (not have) much free time. I (have) several big tests to study for.
3. Last night my roommate and I (have) some free time, so we (go) to a show
4. Since the beginning of the twentieth century, medical scientists (make) many important discoveries.
5. Mr Count (work) as a cashier for 20 years. Then he (retire) and (go) to live in the countryside.
6. Mr Brown is the bank manager. He (be ) here for five years.
7. The actors (arrive) yesterday and (start) rehearsals early this morning.
8. I cant go out because I (not finish) my work.
9. You (have) breakfast yet?- Yes, I (have) it at 8:00
10. He (live) in London for two years and then (go) to Edinburgh
11. When I (leave) school, I (cut) my hair and (wear) it short ever since.
12. He (not smoke) for two weeks. He is trying to give it up.
13. We (miss) the bus. Now we have to walk.
14. It (be) very cold this year. I wonder when it is going to get warmer.
15. Chopin (compose) some of his music in Majorca.
16. You (be) here before?- Yes, I (spend) my holidays here last year_ You (have) good time?_ No, it (never
stop) raining.
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HARMLESS
SPEEDY
BEHAVIOUR
STRENGTHEN
RELIABLE
WIDE
WARMTH
APPLICANTS MUSICIANS
CRIMINAL
POISONOUS
1. There were over fifty_________ in the orchestra.

2.Jim always does what he says; hes a very_________ person.
3. Alexander knows which mushrooms are _____, so ask him before you pick them.
4. The company is very efficient and gives a _____________ service.
5. The ___________ of the fire was very welcome after our long walk.
6. Johns ___________ improved at his new school.
7. Work is going on to _______ the bridge, which carries a great deal of traffic.
8. That large dog is perfectly_________ and has never been known to attack anyone.
9. We have decided to interview only the best six ____________ for the job.
10. No one with a recent________ record will be considered for this job.
I.
The controversy surrounding the relationships between and roles of men and women is, perhaps, one
of the features of the second half of the twentieth century in Western societies. In the United States of
America, for example, both sexes are, more or less aggressively, demanding freedom from the
constraints of traditional attitudes towards the roles of the sexes and marriage. The impact of this can
be seen in the rising divorce rate, falling birth rate and the increasing number of couples living
together without a marriage license.
It is perhaps interesting to speculate on the future roles of men and women. In developed
countries, if the advent of the silicon chip leads to mass unemployment and a revolutionized attitude
towards work and leisure, what will be the effect on, for example, women who at present express their
equality with men primarily through their work; if oil, coal and gas run out and alternative energy
sources can not take up the slack in domestic supplies, what effect will this have on the roles of men
and women in domestic life ? In developing societies, how will increasing exposure to Western
society ( through the media and travel ) and improved technology affect the role of women ? One can
obviously guess at the answers, but what do you think or hope will happen ?
Questions :
1. What is one of the features of the 20th century in the Western societies ?
2. Are American men and women still happy with their traditional role in the family ?
3. How can women express their equality with men ?
4. How are developing countries exposed to Western societies ?
II.
In societies where people tend to live together in extended family groups, - consisting of
grandparents, great uncles and aunts, parents, aunts and uncles, children and cousins, for example care of both young and old is the natural function of the group. The State is only needed when the
efficiency of the group breaks down, because of illness or poverty, for example. In Britain, however,
people tend to live in nuclear family groups ( parents and children only ), with the result that the care
of the old is a social problem and the State needs to intervene. What is more, if the relationship
between husband and wife breaks down, the children are immediately at risk, and State intervention
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may be necessary for them too. Where parents do care for their children, however, they usually take
their responsibilities very seriously.
The British population is already one of the oldest in Europe, and it is slowly getting older. In 1990
the median age in Britain was thirty-six but it will rise to forty-one by 2020. At the end of the 1990s the
number of pensioners will begin to rise rapidly, and the workforce will shrink. One result will be that by
2020 there will be twice as many people aged eighty-five or over as in 1990. A disproportionate
number of the old, incidentally, choose to retire to the south coast and East Anglia, creating regional
imbalances.
Questions :
1. What is an extended family ?
2. What is a nuclear family ?
3. Who takes care of the young and old in an extended family ?
4. What is a possible consequence if the relationship between the husband and the wife breaks
down
John Bradley was surprised to find a letter (1).for him on his desk when he arrived at work.
Before (2)..it, he hung up his coat and took out his glasses.
Dear Mr. Bradley, he read, we are sorry to (3)....you that your services are no longer
required (4) He couldnt believe it. After (5).for the company for 30 years, he had been
made redundant, one Monday morning without (6) ...warned in any way at all. There was no
point in (7)..the letter. The ending was obvious. Thank you for your loyalty and dedication over
the years, and we hope you will enjoy (8)...more time to spend. The company wanted him to
go away quietly and enjoy his premature retirement. He was 52. How he could manage to find
another (9)..at his age? He knew that firms were not interested in (10)...people over 45,
let alone over fifty. Could he still afford to (11) ....his daughters to their expensive school? He
sat back in his chair and looked out of the window, (12).what to do next. He decided to leave
the office as soon as possible. He did not want anyone to (13) him while he left so sadly .
So he put on his coat and for the last time closed the office door (14).him and left the
building.
Out in the street, it had (15).. to rain. He had forgotten to bring his (16)..that
morning, so he turned up his overcoat collar and walked towards the station to (17)..
his train home. He didnt know what to say to his wife. The thought of (18)..the news to
her made him feel sick.
PHN II: VIT
1. How long/you/ waiting/ answer?

2. After/ I/ entered/ house/ it/ to rain.
3. Dress/ small/ not/ fit/ her.
4. He/ see her/ walk/ alone/ park/ ago.
5. Time/ children/ go/ bed.
6. The film/ so good/ I/ it/ twice.
7. If/ I/ your position/ not/ so/ do.

The door was too........................
1. There was never any answer when we rang. Every .............................................

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2. Thats an insulting name to use for him. Dont call ...................................

3. John was asking if it was the blue one or the green she wanted. Which .............
4. She liked Paris very little, and Rome less. She thought Rome ..............................
5. No, please dont tell him. Id rather ..........................................
6. Why dont you ask her yourself ? I suggest .........................................
7. You really should be able to dress yourself by now! Its high .
8. My parents find fault with everything I do. No matter ..
9. As I get older, I want to travel less. The older ..
10. Someone repaired her car yesterday. She ... .. . . .. . .. .. .. . . . . . . . . .

1. Hm nay vo 7:30 ti v tuyn truyn hnh c chng trnh g?
2. Nh mang theo o ma nh tri ma!
3. Cu b ln mi tui mi bit ni.
4. Mt trong nhng cn bnh him ngho nht m loi ngi mc phi l bnh Aids
5. nhiu quc gia sn xut lng thc khng theo kp mc gia tng dn s.
SESSION SIX :
PHN I: C HIU:
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ADVERTISEMENT
OUTLIVED
DIFFERENT
OVERSLEPT ACTION
DISADVANTAGE
SURPRISINGLY
ATTRACTIONS
DIFFERENTIATE
SOCIABLE
ADDITIVES
1. They were so alike. It was sometimes impossible to __________between them.

2. He has many friends because he is so _______________.
3. I _________ this morning, and was late for school.
4. A holiday in America can be _______________cheap.
5. My grandfather ___________my grandmother by five years.
6. We must take _______before things get worse.
7. Are all those _____they put in food really necessary?
8. Unfortunately, youll be at a ______if you cant drive.
9. I saw an _______for the job in our local newspaper.
10. I only had a day to visit all the tourist ________.
I.
During the teenage years, many people can at times be difficult to talk to. They often seem to dislike
being questioned. They may seem unwilling to talk about their work in school. This is a normal
development at this age, though it can be very hard for parents to understand. It is part of becoming
independent of teenagers trying to be adult while they are still growing up. Young people are usually
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more willing to talk if they believe that questions are asked out of real interest and not because
people are trying to check up on them.
Parents should do their best to talk to their sons or daughters about schoolwork and future plans
but should not push them to talk if they dont want to. Parents should also watch for the danger signs:
some young people in trying to be adult may experiment with sex, drugs, alcohol or smoking. Parents
need to watch for any signs of unusual behaviour which may be connected with these and get help if
necessary.
QUESTIONS :
1. Why do adults sometimes find teenagers difficult to talk to ?
2. When can you expect young people to be more talkative than usual ?
3. Why may some teenagers experiment with drinking and smoking ?
4. What should parents do if they notice any signs of their childrens unusual behaviour?
II.
A. c bi sau y v cc cu pha di. Cu no c ni dung ng vi bi c th ghi l T (true), cu no sai ghi F (false).
I knew it was going to be a bad day when, on the way to the airport the taxi-driver told me he was
lost.
I had booked my flight over the telephone, so when we finally arrived, I had to rush to the
reservation desk to pay for my ticket. The woman at the desk told me that my name was not on the
passenger list. It took fifteen minutes for her to realize that she had spelled my name incorrectly. She
gave me the ticket and told me I'd better check in my luggage quickly or I'd miss my flight.
I was the last person to get on the plane.
I found my seat and discovered that I was sitting next to a four-year-old boy who had a cold. I sat
down and wondered if anything else could go wrong.
I hate flying, especially take-off, but the plane took off and everything seemed to be all right. Then,
a few minutes later, there was a funny noise and everything started to shake.
I looked out of the window and- oh my God- there was smoke coming out of the wing. All I could
think was 'The engine is on fire. We are going to crash, I am too young to die'.
Almost immediately, the captain spoke to un in a very calm voice "Ladies and gentlemen. This is
your captain speaking. We are having a slight technical problem with one of our engines. There is no
need to panic. We will have to return to the airport. Please remain seated and keep your seat belts
fastened."
A few minutes later, we were coming in to land. The pilot made a perfect landing on the runway. It
was over. We were safe. That day, I decided not to fly again. I caught another taxi and went home.
But as I closed the front door, I looked down at my case. Somehow I had picked up the wrong
suitcase.
Questions :
1. There was nothing wrong with her on the way to the airport.
2. She was in a great hurry at the airport.
3. It took her about fifteen minutes to get her ticket.
4. She was happy to sit next to a four-year-old boy who had a cold.
5. A few minutes after the plane had taken off, its engine was on fire.
6. The plane had to come back to the airport.
7. The pilot was very good at his job.
8. The suitcase she brought home wasn't hers.
III.
Mahatma Gandhi was born in 1869, and was sent to England in 1888 where he studied law. When he
graduated he took a job in South Africa where he first began to struggle against injustice. The South
Africans looked down upon non- Europeans, and the black, white and Indian people were kept
separate. Gandhi developed his policy of non- violent passive resistance to authority, and was
imprisoned several times.
In 1914 he went back to India. He believed that the end of British colonial rule was inevitable, and he
struggled for independence.
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Gandhi was so against violence that once he decided to fast unless the fighting stopped. He spent
several periods in prison, but always looked forward to an end to British rule, and to a united India
where Hindus and Moslems could live together in peace.
Questions:
1. When did Gandhis struggle against injustice begin ?
2. What policy did he set up for his struggle ?
3. What was an example of his anti-violence viewpoint ?
4. Did he want the Hindus and the Moslems to live separately ?
IV.
The human race is spread all over the world, from the polar regions to the tropics. The people of
which it is made up eat different kinds of food, partly according to the kind of food which their
countries produced. Thus, in India, people live chiefly on different kinds of grain, eggs, milk, or
sometimes fish and meat.
In Europe, people eat more flesh and less grain. In the Arctic regions ,where no grain and fruits are
produced, the Eskimo and other races live almost entirely on flesh , especially fat. The man of one
race is able to eat the food of another race, if they are brought into the country inhabited by the latter.
But as a rule, they still prefer their own food, at least for a time. In warm climates flesh and fat are not
much needed, but in the Arctic regions they seem to be very necessary for keeping up the heat of the
body.
Questions:
1. What kind of food do they eat in Europe?
2. Why are flesh and fat needed in the Arctic regions?
3. What does the word latter refer to?
Mother Teresa
Mother Teresa was born in Yugoslavia on August 27 th 1910. She grew ______(1) with her brother and
sister in a very happy ______( 2 ), and attended the government school near her home ______(3 )
she was eighteen. At that time, some missionaries from Yugoslavia were ______( 4) in Calcutta, and
they often wrote to the school about their ______(5 ). She decided to ______(6 ) them.
When she finished school, she went first to Ireland and after ______( 7) to India, where she began
to train ______( 8 ) the religious life. After training, she was sent to Calcutta, where she ______( 9 )
geography at a high school and eventually ______(10 ) Principal.
However, ______(11 ) she loved teaching, in 1946 Mother Teresa left the school and went to work in
the slums of Calcutta. She did some nursing training in Patna, and then began her work helping the
______(12 ) and comforting the dying in the streets of the ______(13 ). Gradually, others came to
help her, and her work ______( 14) to other parts of India.
Mother Teresa was a well-known figure. ______(15 ) in her white and blue sari, she was
photographed all over the world, as she travelled to open ______(16 ) schools and hospitals in
______( 17) countries. In 1979, she was ______(18 ) the Nobel Prize a small tribute to the lifetime
of love ______(19 ) service she has ______( 20) to the poor. She died on September 5, 1997, to the
greatest grief of the whole world.
PHN II: VIT
1. police / look / murderer / two days

2. what / population / of / Manchester?
3 my sister / in love / best engineer / factory.
4. car / fast and comfortable / than / motorcycle.
5. I/ already finish / read / long novel / Arthur Hailey
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The door was too........................

1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
It wont make any difference if it rains because well still go. Well still go .
We left quietly, so that we wouldnt disturb the children. So as .
Im sure he didnt know that his brother was seriously ill. He couldnt possibly
His second attempt on the world record was successful. He broke .
This will be the orchestras first performance outside London. This will be the first time
6. Arthur said he was sorry he had hurt her feelings. Arthur apologized .
7. He remembered, and so did she. He didnt ..
8. When are the council going to do something about the citys traffic problems? Its high time
something ..
1.Bn c th k tn mt s nc ni ting Anh nh ting m c khng ?
2.Trc kia ngi ta tng rng ngun ti nguyn thin nhin khng th b cn kit c.
3.Khi chn mua mt cun sch ting Anh bn phi ch sao cho cun sch ph hp vi trnh ting Anh
ca bn.
4. nhiu quc gia vi cng mt cng vic ph n ch c hng bng 40 n 60% mc lng ca nam gii.
SESSION SEVEN :
PHN I: C HIU:
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SAVINGS
LIAR
FREEDOM
RIDICULOUS
SUCCESSFUL
THREATEN
INCONSISTENT
CHILDHOOD
EVENTUALLY
PROOF
ECONOMICAL
1.Although the police suspected him of the crime, since they had no definite that he was involved, they
could not arrest him.
2. I spent my.. in the country.
3. After hours of going from one hotel to another, wefound one which
was not fully booked.
4. The trouble with Mr. Brown is that hes so One minute he goes mad when you come late; the next
he says nothing. You never know where you are
5. You cant wear those trousers, Sally. Theyre far too tight. You look. in them.
6. It is much more................. to buy that car.
7. After 15 years in prison John was given his................. .
8. If you ................. me I will simply inform the police
9. When Bill and Jane retire, they are planning to spend all their.............. on a
Mediterranean holiday.
10. Dont believe any word Tim says. He is a terrible............. .

I.
Jack was a young sailor. He lived in England, but he was often away with his ship.
One summer he came back from a long voyage and found new neighbours near his mothers house. They had
a pretty daughter, and Jack soon loved her very much.
He said to her, My next voyage will begin in a few days time, Gloria. I love you, and Ill marry you when I
come back. Ill think about you all the time, and Ill write to you and send you a present from every port.
Jacks first port was Freetown in Africa, and he sent Gloria a parrot from there. It spoke five languages.
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When Jacks ship reached Australia, there was a letter from Gloria. It said, Thank you for the parrot, Jack.
It tasted much better than a chicken.
Questions :
1. Where did Gloria live?
2. Where did Jack send Gloria the parrot from?
3. Who could speak five languages?
4. What did Gloria do to the parrot?
II.
SECONDHAND SMOKE
Most people know that cigarette smoking is harmful to their health. Scientific research shows that it causes
many kinds of diseases. In fact, many people who smoke get lung cancer. However, Edward Gilson has lung
cancer, and he has never smoked cigarettes. He lives with his wife, Evelyn, who has smoked about a pack of
cigarettes a day throughout their marriage. The Gilsons have been married for 35 years.
No one knows for sure why Mr. Gilson has lung cancer. Nevertheless, doctors believe that secondhand
smoke may cause lung cancer in people who do not smoke. Nonsmokers often breathe in the smoke from
other peoples cigarettes. This is secondhand smoke. Edward Wilson has been breathing this type of smoke
for 35 years. Now he is dying of lung cancer. However, he is not alone. The US. Environmental Protection
Agency reports that about fifty-three thousand people die in the United States each year as a result of
exposure to secondhand smoke.
The smoke that comes from a lit cigarette contains many different poisonous chemicals. In the past,
scientists did not think that these chemicals could harm a nonsmokers health. Recently, though, scientists
changed their opinion after they studied a large group of nonsmokers. They discovered that even nonsmokers
had unhealthy amounts of these toxic chemicals in their bodies. As a matter of fact, almost all of us breathe
tobacco smoke at times, whether we realize it or not. For example, we can not avoid secondhand smoke in
restaurants, hotels, and other public places. Even though many public places have nonsmoking areas, smoke
flows in from the areas where smoking is permitted.
It is even harder for children to avoid secondhand smoke. In the United States, nine million children under
the age of five live in homes with at least one smoker. Research shows that these children are sick more often
than children who live in homes where no one smokes. The damaging effects of secondhand smoke on
children also continue as they grow up. The children of smokers are more than twice as likely to develop lung
cancer when they are adults as children of nonsmokers. The risk is even higher for children who live in homes
where both parents smoke.
People are becoming very aware of the danger of secondhand smoke. As a result, they have passed laws
that prohibit people from smoking in many public places. Currently, 45 states in the United States have laws
that restrict, or limit, smoking. The most well-known law forbids people to smoke on short domestic airline
flights, i.e., flights within the country.
After smoking for most of her life, Evelyn Gilson has finally quit. She feels that if more people know about the
dangers of secondhand smoke, they will stop, too. Her decision comes too late to help her husband. However,
there is still time to protect the health of others, especially children, who live with smokers.
Questions:
1. What may be a reason why Edward Wilson has lung cancer ?
2. What is secondhand smoke ?
3. Why might secondhand smoke harm nonsmokers ?
4. What are some laws that prohibit smoking in certain places ?
5. What is the main idea of this passage ?
HOW TELEVISION WAS INVENTED

Television owes its origins to many inventors. But it was the single-minded determination of an amateur
inventor, John Logie Baird, that led (1)____________ the first live television broadcast.
Born in Scotland in 1888 and educated in Glasgow, John Logie Baird earned a living (2)____________ a
razor-blade salesman. In the 1890s Guliedmo Marconi showed that sound could (3)____________ sent by
radio waves. Baird became convinced that a similar system could transmit a picture. He spent most of
(4)____________ spare time working on his ideas in his tiny workshop without (5)____________ commercial
support. He (6)____________ to use his (7)____________ earnings to continue his research. In 1924, Baird
successfully transmitted the general outline of a figure more (8)____________ 3 metres. He continued to
experiment and (9)____________ October 25, 1925 transmitted a recognizable image of a doll. He ran
(10)____________ to the office on the ground floor and persuaded one of the office boys to come upstairs.
(11)____________ boy became the first living image transmitted by television.
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Overnight, Baird became famous and the money (12)____________ he needed to continue his research
was at (13)____________ made available. In 1927 he made a transmission from London to Glasgow and in
1928 he made (14)____________ from London to New York. He continued experimenting (15)____________
spent his last years exploring the possibility of colour television.
PHN II: VIT

1. As/soon/get/ back/holiday/I/longing/next.
2. In spite/ doctor/warn/keep/smoke
3. She/ believed/ taken/ revolutionary activities.
4. It/impossible/work/that condition.
5. Since/she/not certain/way/asked/policeman/
6. make / laws / effective / only / this way
The door was too........................
1. Thanks for reminding me about this meeting; otherwise I would have missed it. If you .
2. I dont normally go into town by car. Im not .
3. I would like to express my thanks for everything you have done for me. Id like to say how
thankful.
4. Dont you regret not learning to swim? Dont you wish .
5. Mary will be ready any minute, and then we must leave. We must leave as soon .
6. The last time I saw him was when I lived in London. I have
7. Ive got to get a new computer. What I really .
8. The play was so boring that we left in the interval. We were so
9. Mark, could you write up the report immediately? Peter said. Peter told Mark that
.

1. lu lm ri ti khng gp Lan. Ln cui cng chng ti gp nhau, c y ang tm vic lm H ni.
2. Ch khng cch no tm ra ci ti xch. Em c thy n u khng ?
3. Ti i bng qu. T ba sng n gi cha c g vo bng.
4. A, Tm. T tm cu c sng nay. Cu ch no ra vy ?
SESSION EIGHT :
CC LOI TH CA NG T:
1. So far this week, I (have) two tests and a quiz.
2. The science of medicine (advance) a great deal in the nineteenth century.
3. Many people (see) the accident while they (wait) for the bus.
4. Today is Thursday. John (be) late twice this week; he (be) late yesterday and on Monday
5. I first (meet) Jonh a month ago, and I (meet) him several times since then.
6. It (rain) very heavily last Monday, but it (not rain) much since then.
7. He always (wear) a raincoat and (carry) an umbrella when he walked to the office.
8. Tom never (do) any work in the garden; he always (work) on his car.
9. Ann (make) a dress for herself at the moment. She (make) all her own clothes.
10. Amy (not hear) her parents having an argument last night. She (listen) to music in her room.
11. The children are at the park. They (play) ball for the last two hours, but they dont seem to be tired yet.
12. Last Monday, while we (watch) an exciting game in our living room, the electricity (go) out.
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PHN I: C HIU:
c s dng ):
HELPFUL
BEGIN
PROUD
ENDLESS
UNCOMFORTABLE
HOMELESS
BELIEF
RETIREMENT
SIMILARITY
COMPARISON
INDUSTRIAL
OF
1. I write endless letters ________ application, but got no reply.

2. In _________ with most other countries, Britain has a very high rate of heart attack.
3. These old people have saved a lot of money for their ____________.
4. The _________area of the city is not very attractive.
5. Many _________ families have to live in hostels.
6. He was very ________ of the work he had done.
7. He doesnt agree with the _______ that there is life on other planets.
8. There is a great _________ between Hari and his twin brother.
9. These shoes look quite smart but they are terribly _________.
10. Its a nice shop and the assistants are all polite and very __________.

I.
The general opinion abroad is that London has fog or rain or both, everyday of the year, but on the day that I
arrived it was fine and warm, there was a bright sun and a cloudless sky. The next day it was just as
beautiful; there was a slight wind that gently moved the leaves on the trees, and you could smell the
spring in the air. Life is grand, I thought as I walked in Kensington Gardens. It was a straight road and I
found the way quite easily. When I got my first sight of the Gardens the beauty of it nearly took my
breath away. The trees were just bursting into leaf, fresh and green and lovely, and there were beds of
spring flowers, red and yellow and blue, in the beautiful, smooth grass under the trees.
Questions :
1. What is the weather like in London according to general opinion ?
2. What was the weather like when the writer visited London ?
3. What season did the writer feel in London ?
4. What was his feeling when he first saw the Gardens ?
II.
There are people whose immortality begins from the moment of their death. Hemingway is one of them. He
was a great man. The whole of his creative work was a long struggle, for Hemingway, the man and the writer,
had many enemies. Perhaps his great enemy was war. He hated it with all his heart, with his whole body, in
which 28 bullets had left their traces.
Hemingway hated those who made business of war. In an introduction to his novel A Farewell To Arms,
Hemingway said that wars started by people who profited from them, and he suggested that those warlike
people should be shot on the very first day of war, by sentence of the people. Hemingway hated fascism. He
never surrendered. He fought against it with the pen and the sword.
Questions :
1.
2.
3.
4.
What type of people did Hemingway belong to?

Why was his creative work a long struggle?
Who started wars, according to Hemingway?
How did he fight against fascism?
III.
A World Health Organization team investigating the deadly SARS virus says it is possible there is more than
one cause of the illness. The group, which is meeting with experts in southern China, says it has found
evidence that both the bacteria chlamydia and the coronavirus could be sources of Severe Acute Respiratory
Syndrome. Chlamydia is normally transmitted sexually, and the coronavirus is commonly found in animals.
Scientists believe SARS originated in China's Guangdong province, and are racing to find its cause so they
can develop a cure.
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On Friday, China issued a public apology for the way it handled early information about the epidemic. The
head of the Chinese Center for Disease Control, Li Leming, admitted there was poor communication between
China's medical departments and mass media in providing timely information about the disease.
SARS has claimed at least 85 lives worldwide, about half of them in China. More than 2500 people are infected
in 18 countries. On Saturday, Hong Kong reports 39 new cases of SARS and three more deaths from the
disease.
Malaysia said on Saturday that a man who died six days ago was probably the country's first known victim of
SARS. Malaysian officials say the 64-year-old man, who died in a Kuala Lumpur hospital on Sunday, last
visited China and Singapore last month.
Taiwan, Indonesia and the Philippines are among 14 places where suspected cases have been reported, but
do not appear in WHO statistics. Because the disease is being carried around the world by travelers, many
governments are advising citizens against visiting affected areas. In the Asia-Pacific region in particular,
governments are imposing strict quarantines and urging citizens to wear face masks.
Questions:
1. According to WHO experts, what could be the sources of SARS ?
2. Where was SARS believed to come from ?
3. How many Chinese people died of SARS ?
4. Where did the first Malaysian victim travel before his death ?
5. What did the Asian-Pacific governments advise their citizens to do ?

In the thirteenth- century Wales there was a handsome young prince called Llewellyn. He was very fond of
hunting and used to go out (1)______
the forests and mountains with his favourite hunting dog (2)
________name was Gelert. _______(3) day, however, he left Gelert
________(4) home to guard his
baby son who was only a few months _______
(5). In the evening when the prince _________
(6)
from hunting he saw that his house was
________(7) a terrible mess. The furniture ________(8) been
knocked over and there was blood on the walls. He could not find his baby son. Then he saw his dog Gelert
running towards him, covered _______(9) blood. The prince thought that the dog had attacked and killed his
son. He _______(10) violently angry, drew his sword and killed the dog with one blow.
However, when he looked around his house more carefully he found his son lying under a chair, alive
________(11) well. Then he saw the dead body of a huge wolf. He realized that Gelert had _______( 12) his
sons life by fighting the wolf. The prince was horrified __________(13) the mistake he had made and when he
buried the dog he built an enormous pile _________(14) stones to mark the spot, which can still be seen
today. He never ________ (15) hunting again.
PHN II: VIT

1. Sally/ cleverest/class
2. I/not/hear/them/speak/softly
3. Walking/rain/him/pleasure
4. Travel/plane/expensive/than/train
5. I/love/rich/famous
The door was too........................
1. Its ages since she last wrote to me. She .........................................

2. If the painting were to prove valuable, it would be a pity to have given it away.
Were.......................................
3. The door was so heavy that the child couldnt open it. The door was
too........................
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4. Why isnt this TV working ? What .............................. ?

5. It wasnt necessary for them to call for help after all. They ..............................
6. The last time I played football was in 1990.
I havent ......................................
7. I invited my friend to have a cup of tea. I asked
8. Janet is the best tennis- player in the club. No one ......................................................
9. He plays the guitar better than I do. I dont .....................................
10. They have been living in this house for six years now. They moved

1. ng Tm b thuc cch y 2 nm. ng vn ht n 40 iu mi ngy.
2. Mnh ngh Bnh s rt thch mn qu bn mnh mua tng cu y.
3. Khi no con lm bi tp xong chng ta mi i do.
4. Lc y in thoi reo th m ti chng nghe g c. Chc ti ng thip i.
5. Ti ly lm l l Nam khng i hp.
- C l cu ta qun khuy mt y m.
SESSION NINE :
QU KH HON THNH- QU KH N- QU KH TIP DIN- QU KH HON THNH TIP DIN
1. John and I went for a walk. I had difficulty keeping up with him because he (walk) so fast.
2. Mary was sitting on the ground. She (be) out of breath. She (run).
3. When I (arrive) Kate (wait) for me. She was rather annoyed with me because I was late and she (wait) for a
very long time.
4. We were extremely tired at the end of the journey. We (travel) for more than 24 hours.
5. After she (spend) all her money she (ask) her father to help her.
6. Class (already, begin) by the time I (get) there, so I quietly (take) a seat in the back.
7. It was midnight. I (study) for five straight hours. No wonder I was getting tired.
8. It was raining hard, but by the time class (be) over, the rain (stop).
9. He (keep) looking at her, wondering where he (see) her before.
10. He (sit) on the bank fishing when he (see) a hat floating down the river.
PHN I: C HIU:
c s dng ):
TERRIFIED
ARRIVAL
EXPECTATION
REFUSE
UNFORTUNATELY
POLITICIAN
CRIMINAL
POEMS
MISUNDERSTOOD
EMPLOYER
REASON
1. Id love to come to your party, but ____________, I have to go somewhere else.

2. John Jameson is a famous _________ who stole five million pounds from a bank.
3. Churchill was not only a famous ________ but also a respected historian.
4. He has very high ___________ of his only son.
5. Roy was dismissed after being told by his ________ that he must leave in a months time.
6. He regularly writes _________ for our newspaper.
7. The _________ of the new guest caused trouble to my aunt.
8. Sorry about the mistakes. I _____________ the instructions you gave me.
9. Many people still _________ to believe that smoking is harmful.
10. My wife is ____________ of spiders.

I.
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A tiny village school is soon to celebrate its 110 th birthday . Five years ago it seemed certain to close but
parents and other villagers fought the local education authority and raised funds to keep it open. It is now
ending its first term as a school run by the village community and the villagers are proud of their
achievement.
They were furious when education chiefs tried to make them send the village children to other schools
further away because the number of pupils at the village was too small. The villagers started a huge
campaign to raise money. They collected enough to hire a teacher and begin to help with school
cleaning, lunch supervision and lessons. Now the school is doing well and it seems as if it will continue to
run in the future.
Questions :
1. What effect would the closure of the school have had on the village children ?
2. Where did the parents get the money they needed to keep the school open ?
3. When did the village school first open ?
4. What was the reason for the intended closure of the school ?
5. Why does the writer think the school will not now be closed ?
II.
If you were to stop people in the street and ask them to name a ship that had been sunk, it is likely that
nearly all of them would say the Titanic. For the sinking of the Titanic was, if not the most tragic, certainly the
most famous sea disaster in the history of ocean travel.
The Titanic was built as a luxury liner, intended to be the fastest in the world, and a great deal of publicity
had surrounded it. The last point probably explains why so many important people from all walks of life were on
the boat when it went down.
The Titanic was on its maiden voyage to America in 1912 when it struck an iceberg and sank. Of its 2,300
passengers, more than two-thirds were drown. Because the Titanic was thought to be virtually unsinkable, no
one was prepared for the tragedy. There was total panic as very few of the passengers had bothered to learn
the necessary drill in the event of trouble. There was severe shortage of lifeboats. The one point of calm was to
be found in the ballroom when the band carried on playing right to the very end.
Questions :
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
What do many people think about the sinking of the Titanic?

Why did the Titanic sink ?
Where was it going at that time ?
Where was there seemingly no panic when the ship went down ?
Why were there so many important people on the Titanic on its first voyage ?
III.
Recently the World Health Organization announced that the disease of smallpox had almost been wiped out
in most parts of the world, thanks to widespread vaccination. Most people are vaccinated at least once in their
lives and if they wish to travel from one country to another they must be able to show a certificate proving that
they have had a recent vaccination. In this way the disease has been prevented from spreading and today one
seldom hears of it at all.
This is mainly due to the remarkable discovery made by a country doctor, Edward Jenner, in about 1798
when he published an account of his experiments in a new method called vaccination ( from the Latin word
vacca meaning a cow ). Jenner discovered that people who worked with cattle, like milkmaids and cowmen,
were often infected with a harmless disease called cowpox which they caught from the cattle; but these people
never seemed to get smallpox. So he experimented by making a scratch on the arms of healthy people
infecting them with cowpox, and though their arms became sore for a day or two, they soon healed and none
of these people ever got smallpox.
Soon the news of the wonderful discovery spread abroad and people rushed to their doctors to be
vaccinated. In America, at Gibraltar, in Spain, Egypt and China the simple scratch of the arm was performed on
thousands of people, and the terrible smallpox began to disappear.
Questions:
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1. In what two ways do most countries guard against the spread of smallpox ?
2. Who was Edward Jenner ?
3. What is the Latin word for a cow ?
4. What harmless disease were cowmen and milkmaids often infected with ?
5. How successful has vaccination against smallpox been ?
A Frenchman, an Englishman and an American were boasting about _____(1) fast the trains go in their
countries. _____ (2) Frenchman said, In my country the trains go so fast that the telegraph posts by the line
_______(3) like a fence.
The Englishman said, In England the trains go so fast that we have to _____(4)
water on the wheels to cool them because they get hot and would melt.
The American said, Thats nothing. You must come to America to see how fast the trains go there. I was
once leaving ____(5) a trip and my wife came with me to the platform to see me _______(6). I got into the
train and was standing at the window of my compartment. I ________(7) to take leave of my wife as the
train was just starting so I leant _____ ( 8) of the window to give ______(9) a kiss. But the train went off at
______ ( 10 ) speed that instead I kissed a cow in a field six miles down the line.
PHN II: VIT

1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
It/long time/them/decide/married
If/emergency/ring/number
We/regret/you/application/not/successful
It/believed/man/escaped/stolen car
Cost/living/gone up/ last few years

The door was too........................
1. I dislike it when people criticize me unfairly. I object

2. Robert is sorry now that he didnt accept the job. Robert now wishes.
3. Youll certainly meet lots of people in your new job. You are .
4. Mrs. Scott is proud of her cooking. Mrs. Scott takes .
5. It was the goalkeeper who saved the match for us. If it hadnt ..
6. You can try to get Tim to lend you his car but you wont succeed. Theres no point
7. I dont really like her, even though I admire her achievements. Much .
8. Its thought that the accident was caused by human error.
The accident is

1. Trng anh c v mt mi. Lm vic nhiu qu phi khng ?
2. Tun ny tri ch chu ma.
3. Chng t ang li xe trn ng th thy mt chic xe b hng, vy l c bn dng li xem c gip
c g khng.
4. Kim ang i khi ti ti. C nng hi bc v ti n tr c nng phi i lu.
5. Ba tic ti qua vui gh lm. L ra cu phi n mi phi.
SESSION TEN
N TP CC TH HC:
1. Ahmad (do) his homework before every supper. _ Has he finished his homework? No, he still (do) it.
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2. As I (cross) the road, I (step) on a banana skin and (fall) heavily

3. Where s the old man living now? He (live) with his married daughter. He usually (live) with her for six
months every year.
4. He (speak) for an hour now. I expect hell soon be finished.
5. Why is she so quiet? She (think) of her family. Shes away from home and she often (think) of them.
6. She (feel) sick after she (eat) a whole box of chocolate.
7. The thief (break) the shop window when they (dance) noisily.
8. Were in September now, and we (do) a lot of work this year; we (do) a lot last year also.
9. He (feel) extremely ill when he went to hospital, but he (feel) much better since he (come) out of hospital a
month ago.
10. You (open) the door for me, please?_ Yes, certainly.
11. She (get) married next month. She (choose) her wedding dress yesterday, but she (not choose) any other
clothes yet.
12. What are all those notes for? You (give) a lecture?
13. Mr John (drink) a lot of coffee when he was working in the Middle East, but he (not drink) much since he
(come) back to England.
PHN I: C HIU:
c s dng ):
DISAPPEARED
DEATH
WORKS
SHOUTED
SLEEPLESSNESS
WARM
NOISE
RIDING
PERFECTLY
SLEEP
TRIAL
1. He suffered from constant _________________.

2. I understand ___________ what you are saying.
3. The _________ of the Hollywood actor, Jimmy Halton, was announced last night.
4. The fans ________ when their teams scored a goal.
5. How can I sleep when you are making so much __________ ?
6. After a _________ of three weeks, Jones was found not guilty of murder.
7. The noise got fainter as the car _________ into the distance.
8. It was cold and we had to walk quickly to keep ___________.
9. One truth of _________a bicycle is that its cheap.
10. Because of road ________, traffic was restricted to one lane in each direction.

I.
Experiments have proved that children can be instructed in swimming at a very early age. At a swimming
pool in Los Angeles, children become expert at holding their breath under water even before they can walk.
Babies of two months old do not appear to be reluctant to enter the water. It is not long before they are so
accustomed to swimming that they can pick up weights from the floor of the pool. A game that is very popular
with these young swimmers is the underwater tricycle race. Tricycles are lined up on the floor of the pool seven
feet under water. The children compete against each other to reach the other end of the pool. Many pedal their
tricycles but most of them prefer to push or drag them. Some children can cover the whole length of the pool
without coming up for breath even once. Whether they will ever become future Olympic champions, only time
will tell. Meanwhile, they should encourage those among us who can not swim five yards before they are
gasping for air.
Questions :
1. At what age can children be taught to swim ?
2. Are children of two months old willing to enter the water ?
3. What popular game do these young swimmers play ?
4. How do most children in the game reach the other end of the pool?
II.
Environmental pollution is a term that refers to all the ways by which man pollutes his surroundings. Man
dirties the air with gases and smoke, poisons the water with chemicals and other substances, and damages
the soil with too many fertilizers and pesticides. Man also pollutes his surroundings in various other ways.
Besides, people ruin natural beauty by junk and litter on the land and in the water. They operate machines and
motor vehicles that fill the air with disturbing noise.
Environmental pollution is one of the most serious problems facing mankind today. Air, water, and soil are
necessary to the survival of all living things. Badly polluted air can cause illness and even death. Polluted water
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kills fish and other marine life. Pollution of soil reduces the amount of land that is available for growing food.
Environmental pollution also brings ugliness to mans naturally beautiful world.
Questions :
1. What does the term environmental pollution refer to ?
2. How does man damage the soil ?
3. To what are air, water, and soil necessary ?
4. What is one consequence of water pollution ?
III.
The Nobel Prizes, awarded annually for distinguished work in chemistry, physics, physiology or
medicine, literature and international peace were made available by a fund bequeathed for that purpose by
Swedish philanthropist, Alfred Bernhard Nobel. The prizes, awarded since 1901, are administered by the Nobel
Foundation in Stockholm. In 1969, a prize for economics endowed by the Central Bank of Sweden was added.
Candidates for the prizes must be nominated in writing by a qualified authority in the field of competition.
Candidates are judged by Swedish and Norwegian academies and institutes on the basis of their contribution
to mankind. The awards are usually presented in Stockholm on December 10, with the King of Sweden
officiating, an appropriate tribute to Alfred Nobel on the anniversary of his death. Each prize includes a gold
medal, a diploma and a cash award of about one million dollars.
Questions:
1. Which organization administers the Nobel Prizes ?
2. When were the Nobel Prizes first awarded ?
3. On what basis are candidates judged for the prizes ?
4. Why are the awards presented on December 10 ?
When Silence is Golden

Thomas Alva Edison was one of the greatest ________(1) of his time. He ___(2) so much that it is
difficult to say which of his _________(3) is the greatest.
One day , while working at his office in Boston, Edison made his first patented invention -- an electromagnetic device.
A story was told that he wanted to ask 3,000 dollars _____ (4) his invention, but he was prepared to
________(5) it for 2,000. He went to a meeting of businessmen who were ________ (6) in his invention, but
when he ________ (7) asked to name the price, he became very nervous and was quite _______ (8) to speak.
We shant pay you a big price, said _______(9) of the businessmen; we have already decided how
______(10) we will pay you 40,000 dollars.
PHN II: VIT

Dear Gisela,
1. Thank /much/nice letter/wrote/during /summer holidays.
2. First/all/I must congratulate/success/exam.
3. sure/ you/really pleased / results.
4. news/Angelicas wedding/surprise/but/ delighted.
5. Will/please pass on/ best wishes/ her/ husband ?
Thats about all for now. I must go and make the dinner.
Best wishes to the family.
Love,
Mary

The door was too........................
1. The number of people out of work has been going down little by little.
There has
2. House prices have risen dramatically this year. There has
3. This affair does not concern you. This affair is no
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4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
You must submit articles for the magazine by June 18th. The final date
My father finds maps hard to follow. My father has
I am amazed by the mistakes he makes. What
We werent surprised by his success. It came .
We couldnt relax until all the guests had gone home. Only ..

1. Ti yu cu hn ta phi xin li.
2. n lc chng ta phi ng tm nht tr u tranh chng tham nhng.
3. Nc bao ph phn ln b mt tri t.
4. Lm n i gim cho. Ti mun c yn mt mnh.
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TRNG I HC QUY NHN

CNG N THI TUYN SINH AO TAO THAC SI

II. DNG THC THI

Bai 2: c cac bai kha va tr li cac cu hi km theo

PHN II: VIT

Bi 1: Vit cc cu mi , dng t hoc cm t cho sn:

Ill try to find a better car for you

1. Lets go out . It (not rain ) now.

19. Who is that man? What he (want)? Why he (look) at us?

Bai 2: c cac bai c di y va tr li cac cu hi km theo:

PHN II: VIT

1. Ive / looking / job / three weeks / havent / yet

Bai 2 : Vit li cc cu sau sao cho khng i ngha ca cu gc:

1. It was such good weather that we went swimming. The weather.

Bai 3 : Dch cc cu sau sang ting Anh:

Mi cho n lc by gi ti mi bit rng anh ta ni ln s tht.

Bai 2: c cac bai c di y va tr li cac cu hi km theo:

Bai 3: c bi c di y v tm mt t thch hp in vo ch trng:

In developing ____________(1), where three-fourths of the worlds population __________(2), sixty

PHN II: VIT

1. They / must / an end / this discussion

Bai 2 : Vit li cc cu sau sao cho khng i ngha ca cu gc:

1. Im sorry that I didnt finish my homework. I wish................

Bi 3: Dch cc cu sau sang ting Anh:

C nhiu thch thc cn phi vt qua.

1. Television is one of the cheapest forms of ________

Bai 2: c cac bai c di y va tr li cac cu hi km theo:

PHN II: VIT

Bai 2 : Vit li cc cu sau sao cho khng i ngha ca cu gc:

The door was too heavy for the child to open.

Bai 3: Dch cc cu sau sang ting Anh:

1. The satellites have given us ________________ communications.

Bai 2: c cac bai c di y va tr li cac cu hi km theo:

Bai 3: c bai c di y va tm mt t thch hp in vao ch trng:

PHN II: VIT

1. Dont / me / unless / confused

Bai 2 : Vit li cc cu sau sao cho khng i ngha ca cu gc:

I only made that terrible mistake because I wasnt thinking. If I

Bai 3: Dch cac cu sau sang ting Anh:

So vi cch y vi nm, by gi xng du t gp hai ln.

1. There were over fifty_________ in the orchestra.

1. How long/you/ waiting/ answer?

Bai 2 : Vit li cc cu sau sao cho khng i ngha ca cu gc:

1. There was never any answer when we rang. Every .............................................

2. Thats an insulting name to use for him. Dont call ...................................

Bai 3: Dch cac cu sau sang ting Anh:

1. They were so alike. It was sometimes impossible to __________between them.

1. police / look / murderer / two days

The door was too........................

Bai 2: c cac bai c di y va tr li cac cu hi km theo:

HOW TELEVISION WAS INVENTED

PHN II: VIT

Bai 3: Dch cac cu sau sang ting Anh:

1. I write endless letters ________ application, but got no reply.

Bai 2: c cac bai c di y va tr li cac cu hi km theo:

What type of people did Hemingway belong to?

Bai 3: c bai c di y va tm mt t thch hp in vao ch trng:

PHN II: VIT

1. Its ages since she last wrote to me. She .........................................

4. Why isnt this TV working ? What .............................. ?

Bai 3: Dch cac cu sau sang ting Anh:

1. Id love to come to your party, but ____________, I have to go somewhere else.

Bai 2: c cac bai c di y va tr li cac cu hi km theo:

What do many people think about the sinking of the Titanic?

In developing __(1), where three-fourths of the worlds population (2), sixty