20 CÂU HỎI
Choose the sentences (A, B, C or D) that is closest in the meaning to the root sentence or best combines the two given sentences
My brother has a lot of strange stickers in his collection.
A. There are a lot of strange stickers in my brother’s collection.
B. My brother has a strange collection of stickers.
C. My brother often asks people for strange stickers to put in his collection.
D. My brother has the strangest stickers I’ve ever seen in his collection.
I am keen on walking in the rain.
A. I avoid walking in the rain.
B. Walking in the rain gives me a lot of pleasure.
C. I often have to walk in the rain.
D. Walking in the rain makes me feel unpleasant.
It usually takes me two hours to do my homework.
A. I usually spend two hours to do my homework.
B. Doing my homework needs me two hours.
C. Two hours is the time I need to do my homework.
D. Two hours are enough for me to do my homework.
I enjoy going camping with my family.
A. I don’t like going camping with my family.
B. I usually go camping with my friends.
C. I am fond of going camping with my family.
D. I don’t want to go camping.
My parents usually watch TV in the evening.
A. My parents never watch TV.
B. In the evening, my dad and my mom usually watch TV.
C. In the evening, my mom and my dad clean our house.
D. My parents always watch TV in the evening.
I hope I will live abroad in the future.
A. I wish I would live abroad in the future.
B. I don’t want to live abroad in the future.
C. I want living abroad in the future.
D. I lived abroad when I was small.
Use the suggested words to make complete sentences. Choose the best answer
Nga/ my/ younger sister.
A. Nga is my younger sister.
B. Nga are my younger sister.
C. Nga my younger sister.
D. Nga am my younger sister.
Our brother/ share/ the hobby/ her.
A. Our brother share the hobby to her.
B. Our brother shares the hobby to her.
C. Our brother share the hobby with her.
D. Our brother shares the hobby with her.
She/ start/ the hobby/ when/ she/ 6.
A. She started the hobby when she was 6.
B. She starts the hobby when she will be 6.
C. She started the hobby when she was 6.
D. She starts the hobby when she 6.
Both/ them/ spend/ all/ pocket money/ buy/ books.
A. Both of them spends all pocket money to buy books.
B. Both of them spends all pocket money buying books.
C. Both of them spend all pocket money to buy books.
D. Both of them spend all pocket money buying books.
She/ sometimes/ library/ borrow/ books.
A. She sometimes go to library to borrrow books.
B. She sometimes goes to library to borrow books.
C. She is sometimes go to library to borrow books.
D. She goes to sometimes library to borrow books.
Choose the sentences (A, B, C or D) that is closest in the meaning to the root sentence or best combines the two given sentences
Staying at home alone scares me.
A. I am used to staying at home alone.
B. I find staying at home alone scary.
C. I don’t like staying at home alone.
D. Staying at home alone causes me no fear.
Use the suggested words to make complete sentences. Choose the best answer
She/ think/ read books/ interesting/ useful.
A. She think reading books is interesting and useful.
B. She think read books is interesting and useful.
C. She thinks reading books is interesting and useful.
D. She think reads books is interesting and useful.
It/ develop/ her imagination/ widen/ her knowledge.
A. It develops her imagination and widen her knowledge.
B. It develop her imagination and widen her knowledge.
C. It develops her imagination and widens her knowledge.
D. It develop her imagination and widens her knowledge.
They/ often/ go/ park.
A. They often go to park.
B. They often goes to park.
C. They are often go to park.
D. They go to park oftenly.
How/ your father go/ work?
A. How do your father go to work?
B. How does your father goes to work?
C. How do your father goes to work?
D. How does your father go to work?
She/ hope/ have/ her/ own/ book/ future.
A. She hopes she will has her own book in the future.
B. She hopes she will have her own book in the future.
C. She hope she will have her own book in the future.
D. She hopes she will has her own book in a future.
She/ enjoy/ read/ books.
A. She enjoys to read books.
B. She enjoy reading books.
C. She enjoys reading books.
D. She enjoy to read books.
Nga/ often/ read/ book/ before/ bed.
A. Nga often reads a book before going to bed.
B. Nga often read a book before going to bed.
C. Nga reads a often book before going to bed.
D. Nga often read book before going to bed.
Choose the sentences (A, B, C or D) that is closest in the meaning to the root sentence or best combines the two given sentences
This math exercise is too difficult for me to solve.
A. I have no difficulty solving this math exercise.
B. This math exercise is difficult enough for me to solve.
C. This math exercise is easy enough for me to solve it.
D. This math exercise isn’t easy enough for me to solve.
