20 câu hỏi
Choose complete sentence with the cues given.
It / rain / outside, / we / cancel / football / match.
It is raining outside, so we cancel football match.
It rain outside, so we have to cancel the football match.
It is raining outside, so we have to cancel the football match.
It is rain outside, so we cancelled the football match.
Choose complete sentence with the cues given.
Our / house / build / twenty / year / ago, / it / still / new.
Our house was built twenty years ago, but it still looks new.
Our house is built twenty years ago, it still looks new.
Our house built twenty years ago, it still looking new.
Our house was build twenty years ago, but still new.
Choose complete sentence with the cues given.
Trang / live / Thailand, / she / work / entertainment / company.
Trang lives in Thailand, and she is working entertainment company.
Trang living in Thailand, she works for entertainment company.
Trang is living in Thailand, where she works for an entertainment company.
Trang lives in the Thailand, and works at entertainment.
Choose complete sentence with the cues given.
You / can / contact / Linda / email, / you / can / dial / this / mobile number.
You can contact Linda by email or can dial this mobile.
You can contact Linda by email, or you can dial this mobile number.
You contact Linda by email and dial her number.
You may contact Linda with email or calling her phone.
Choose complete sentence with the cues given.
The / movie / start / 9.00, / let’s / meet / cinema / 8.45.
The movie starts at 9.00, let’s meet at cinema 8.45.
The movie starting at 9.00, let us meet cinema 8.45.
The movie starts at 9.00, so let’s meet at the cinema at 8.45.
Movie start 9.00, we meet cinema 8.45.
Choose complete sentence with the cues given.
The / weather / cold / outside; /I / wear / coat.
The weather is cold outside; I am wearing a coat.
The weather is cold outside; I wears a coat.
The weather cold outside; I wear coat.
The weather cold, so I wearing coat.
Choose complete sentence with the cues given.
The food / this / fast-food / restaurant / cheap / delicious.
The food at this fast-food restaurant is cheap and delicious.
The food at fast-food restaurant cheap but delicious.
This fast-food restaurant food are cheap and delicious.
The food in this restaurant cheap, delicious.
Choose complete sentence with the cues given.
The students / must / study / hard / exam; / they / not / get / high / marks.
The students must study hard for exam, or they not get high marks.
Students must study hard for the exam, they don’t get marks.
The students must study hard for the exam, or they won’t get high marks.
Students study hard for exam, or they didn’t get marks.
Choose complete sentence with the cues given.
I/ like / go / beach, /I / can’t / swim.
I like going to the beach, but I can’t swim.
I like go to beach, but I don’t swim.
I going beach, I no swim.
I like to beach, can’t swimming.
Choose complete sentence with the cues given.
Tom / felt / tired; / he / try / finish / his / work.
Tom felt tired, but he tried finish his work.
Tom feels tired, but he tries to finished work.
Tom felt tired, but he still tried to finish his work.
Tom feel tired, tried to finished the work.
Use the conjunctions provided to connect the sentences.
My alarm didn’t go off this morning. I was late. (therefore)
My alarm didn’t go off this morning but I was late.
My alarm didn’t go off this morning because I was late.
My alarm didn’t go off this morning; therefore, I was late.
My alarm didn’t go off this morning; however, I was late.
Use the conjunctions provided to connect the sentences.
Many people in my company think he is a good man. I think he is a really cruel one. (however)
Many people in my company think he is a good man and I think he is a really cruel one.
Many people in my company think he is a good man, so I think he is a really cruel one.
Many people in my company think he is a good man because I think he is a really cruel one.
Many people in my company think he is a good man; however, I think he is a really cruel one.
Use the conjunctions provided to connect the sentences.
We came to the party; however, the guests had gone home. (but)
We came to the party but the guests had gone home.
We came to the party, but the guests had gone home.
We came to the party and the guests had gone home.
We came to the party because the guests had gone home.
Use the conjunctions provided to connect the sentences.
We can prepare a big meal for dinner. We can eat out in a French restaurant. (or)
We can prepare a big meal for dinner because we can eat out.
We can prepare a big meal for dinner, or we can eat out in a French restaurant.
We can prepare a big meal for dinner but eat out.
We can prepare a big meal for dinner; however, eat out in a French restaurant.
Use the conjunctions provided to connect the sentences.
You have to wear a helmet when riding a bike. You will be fined. (otherwise)
You have to wear a helmet when riding a bike; otherwise, you will be fined.
You have to wear a helmet when riding a bike and you will be fined.
You have to wear a helmet when riding a bike because you will be fined.
You have to wear a helmet when riding a bike, but you will be fined.
Use the conjunctions provided to connect the sentences.
My sister follows a diet plan, but she can’t lose weight. (however)
My sister follows a diet plan; however, she can’t lose weight.
My sister follows a diet plan because she can’t lose weight.
My sister follows a diet plan and she can’t lose weight.
My sister follows a diet plan; however, she can’t lose weight.
Use the conjunctions provided to connect the sentences.
Jane was sick, so she missed all of the exams last week. (therefore)
Jane was sick; therefore, she missed all of the exams last week.
Jane was sick because she missed all of the exams.
Jane was sick but she missed all of the exams.
Jane was sick although she missed all of the exams.
Use the conjunctions provided to connect the sentences.
This flat was extremely expensive. My father couldn’t buy it. (for)
My father couldn’t buy the flat, for it was extremely expensive.
My father couldn’t buy the flat, for it was extremely expensive.
My father couldn’t buy the flat although it was extremely expensive.
My father couldn’t buy the flat so it was extremely expensive.
Use the conjunctions provided to connect the sentences.
Linda is the head of the photography club. She has a good relationship with all members. (so)
Linda is the head of the photography club so she has a good relationship with all members.
Linda is the head of the photography club because she has a good relationship with all members.
Linda is the head of the photography club, so she has a good relationship with all members.
Linda is the head of the photography club, and she has a good relationship although all members.
Use the conjunctions provided to connect the sentences.
Jessy wanted to go to the concert. She couldn’t buy a ticket. (but)
Jessy wanted to go to the concert; however, she couldn’t buy a ticket.
Jessy wanted to go to the concert, but she couldn’t buy a ticket.
Jessy wanted to go to the concert, so she couldn’t buy a ticket.
Jessy wanted to go to the concert, for she couldn’t buy a ticket.