600 Cau Tu Luan Va Trac Nghiem Tieng Anh 10

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− Hiwatari Jun − Exercises − 1 −

Reported Speech1. "Where is my umbrella?" she asked.

→ She asked

2. "How are you?" Martin asked us.→ Martin asked us

3. He asked, "Do I have to do it?"→ He asked

4. "Where have you been?" the mother asked her daughter.→ he mother asked her daughter

5. "Whi!h dress do you like best?" she asked her boyriend.→ She asked her boyriend

6. "What are they doing?" she asked.→ She wanted to know

7. "#re you going to the !inema?" he asked me.→ He wanted to know

8. he tea!her asked, "Who s$eaks %nglish?"→ he tea!her wanted to know

9. "How do you know that?" she asked me.→ She asked me

10. "Has &aron talked to 'evin?" my riend asked me.→ My riend asked

11. "What(s the time?" he asked.→ He wanted to know

12. "When will we meet again?" she asked me.→ She asked me



− Hiwatari Jun − Collection − 2 −

13. "#re you !ra)y?" she asked him.→ She asked him

14. "Where did they live?" he asked.

→ He wanted to know ******************************************** 15. "Will you be at the $arty?" he asked her.

→ He asked her ************************************************* 16. "&an you meet me at the station?" she asked me.

→ She asked me ************************************************* 17. "Who knows the answer?" the tea!her asked.

→ he tea!her wanted to know ************************************* 18. "Why don(t you hel$ me?" she asked him.

→ She wanted to know ******************************************* 19. "Did you see that !ar?" he asked me.→ He asked me**************************************************

20. "Have you tidied u$ your room?" the mother asked the twins.→ he mother asked the twins **************************************

21. He said, "I like this song."→ He said ******************************************************

22. "Where is your sister?" she asked me.→ She asked me *************************************************

23. "I don(t s$eak Italian," she said.→ She said *****************************************************

24. "Say hello to +im," they said.→ hey asked me ************************************************

25. "he ilm began at seven o(!lo!k," he sai.→ He said ******************************************************

26. "Don(t $lay on the grass, boys," she said.→ She told the boys **********************************************

27. "Where have you s$ent your money?" she asked him.→ She asked him ************************************************

28. "I never make mistakes," he said.→ He said ******************************************************

29. "Does she know obert?" he wanted to know.→ He wanted to know ********************************************

30._ "Don(t try this at home," the stuntman told the audien!e.→ he stuntman advised the audien!e ********************************

31._ "I was very tired," she said.→ She said *****************************************************




32. "-e !areul, -en," she said.→ She told -en *************************************************

33. "I will get mysel a drink," she says.→ She says ****************************************************

34. "Why haven(t you $honed me?" he asked me.→ He wondered ***********************************************

35. "I !annot drive them home," he said.→ He said ****************************************************

36. "eter, do you $reer tea or !oee?" she says.→ She asks eter ***********************************************

37. "Where did you s$end your holidays last year?" she asked me.→ She asked me *************************************************

38. He said, "Don(t go too ar."→ He advised her ************************************************

39. "Have you been sho$$ing?" he asked us.→ He wanted to know ********************************************

40. "Don(t make so mu!h noise," he says.→ He asks us ***************************************************

41. "Sto$ talking, +oe," the tea!her said.→ he tea!her told +oe ********************************************

42. "-e $atient," she said to him.→ She told him *************************************************

43. "/o to your room," her ather said to her.→ Her ather told her *********************************************

44. "Hurry u$," she said to us.→ She told us ***************************************************

45. "/ive me the key," he told her.→ He asked her *************************************************

46. "lay it again, Sam," she said.

→ She asked Sam ************************************************ 47. "Sit down, &aron" he said.

→ He asked &aron ********************************************** 48. "0ill in the orm, Sir," the re!e$tionist said.

→ he re!e$tionist asked the guest ********************************** 49._ "ake o your shoes," she told us.

→ She told us*************************************************** 50._ "Mind your own business," she told him.

→ She told him ************************************************* 51. "Don(t tou!h it," she said to him.

→ She told him *************************************************




52. "Don(t do that again," he said to me.→ He told me ***************************************************

53. "Don(t talk to me like that," he said.→ He told her **************************************************

54. "Don(t re$air the !om$uter yoursel," she warned him.→ She warned him ***********************************************

55. "Don(t let him in," she said.→ She told me **************************************************

56. "Don(t go out without me," he begged her.→ He begged her*************************************************

57. "Don(t orget your bag," she told me.→ She told me **************************************************

58. "Don(t eat in the lab," the !hemistry tea!her said.→ he !hemistry tea!her told his students ****************************

59. "Don(t give yoursel u$," he advised her.→ He advised her

60. "Don(t hurt yourselves, boys," she said.→ She told the boys

61. She said, "/o u$stairs."→ She told me

62. "&lose the door behind you," he told me.→ He told me

63. "Don(t be late," he advised us.→ He advised us

64. "Sto$ staring at me," she said.→ She told him

65. "Don(t be angry with me," he said.→ He asked her

66. "1eave me alone," she said.→ She told me **************************************************

67. "Don(t drink and drive," she warned us.→ She warned us ************************************************




68. "+ohn, sto$ smoking," she said.→ She told +ohn ************************************************

69. "Don(t worry about us," they said.→ hey told her *************************************************

70. "Meet me at the !inema." he said.→ He asked me *************************************************

71. Ha said to Mai2 3 Don4t tou!h the ele!tri! wires5→ ************************************************************

72. 3lease, don4t tell anyone the news,5 Ha said to her sister.→ ************************************************************

73. 3Don4t drive so ast5 Ha said to Minh.→ ************************************************************

74. 3lease remove your shoes beore entering5 Ha said to Hang.→ ************************************************************

75. 3-a, don4t interru$t me when I4m meditating5 Ha said to -a.→ ************************************************************

76. 30irst swit!h on, then wait or 6 minutes5 Ha said to 7hung.→ ************************************************************

77. 3Hanh, take the man to the !ells5 Ha said to ung.→ ************************************************************

78. 3Don4t orget to write me a letter every week5 Ha said to her riend.→ ************************************************************

79. Ha said2 3Don4t make so mu!h noise, Hieu5→ ************************************************************

80. Ha said to Mai, 38ou4re going to $ost the letter, don4t orget.5→ ************************************************************

81. He said, 3I don4t know what ha$$ened.5→ ************************************************************

82. She said, 3I went to the do!tor yesterday.5

→ ************************************************************ 83. He said, 3I have a tootha!he.5

→ ************************************************************ 84. She said, 3I4ll write him a $res!ri$tion.5

→ ************************************************************ 85. hey said, 3We4re going to the drugstore.5

→ ************************************************************ 86. He said, 3he do!tor gave me some $ills.5

→ ************************************************************ 87. She said, 3I go to the su$ermarket every day.5

→ ************************************************************




88. He said, 3I have re!eived the envelo$e.5→ ************************************************************

89. hey said, 3We visited &annery ow.5→ ************************************************************

90. She said, 3I eel very si!k.5→ ************************************************************

91. He said, 3I bought some $o$!orn.5→ ************************************************************

92. hey said, 3We4re lying to &aliornia.5→ ************************************************************

93. He said, 3I4m !utting o the main valve.5→ ************************************************************

94. He said he didn4t know what had ha$$ened.→ ************************************************************

95. She said that she had gone to the dentist yesterday.→ ************************************************************

96. She said the do!tor had written her a $res!ri$tion.→ ************************************************************

97. He said that he had a tootha!he.→ ************************************************************

98. She said she went to the museum every day.→ ************************************************************

99. hey said they were going to the su$ermarket.→ ************************************************************

100. She said that the do!tor had given her some $ills.→ ************************************************************

101. He said he had re!eived the re$ort.→ ************************************************************

102. hey said they had visited the a9uarium.

→ ************************************************************ 103. He said that he was eeling si!k.

→ ************************************************************ 104. She said she had bought some bread.

→ ************************************************************ 105. He said that he was turning o the television.

→ ************************************************************ 106. hey said they were driving to &hi!ago.

→ ************************************************************ 107. 3I you are late tomorrow, I am going to ire you,5 he said

→ ************************************************************




108. 3I4m telling you that I didn4t break that window5, the boy said→ ************************************************************

109. 3I4m going to !hange the wheel on my !ar mysel,5 said Hang.→ ************************************************************

110. 3It4s !ertainly essential to take a long−

term view o the situation,5 the bosssaid → *******************************************************

111. 3I $assed my driving test irst time,5 said Sam.→ ************************************************************

112. 3It4s the irst time I4ve lown5, Ha said.→ ************************************************************

113. Hang said2 3Why doesn4t Ha buy them this $i!ture as a wedding $resent?5→ ************************************************************

114. 3I !an4t work at all: My ty$ewriter isn4t working $ro$erly,5 she said→ ************************************************************

115. 3I think you should try to be more $un!tual,5 she said to Ha→ ************************************************************

116. 38ou !an4t $ark here5→ ************************************************************

117. 3Have you worked beore?5 she said to him→ ************************************************************

118. 3&an you work on Saturday beore?5 she said to him→ ************************************************************ 119. 3May I o$en the window?5 she asked

→ ************************************************************ 120. 3Would it be alright i I had the day o?5 she said to her boss

→ ************************************************************ 121. 3May I borrow your tennis ra!ket?5 she asked him

→ ************************************************************ 122. 3#re you !oming to the $arty tonight, Ha?5 she asked

→ ************************************************************ 123. 3&an you borrow your $en $lease, Ha?5 she asked

→ ************************************************************ 124. 3Do you know where my tennis ra!9uet is, Mum?5 she asked her Mum

→ ************************************************************ 125. 3Was Ha at work yesterday?5 she asked her se!retary

→ ************************************************************ 126. 3Did you read the arti!le about rin!e Diana?5 she asked him

→ ************************************************************ 127. 3Where do you live?5 she said to him

→ ************************************************************




128. 3Why do you want the ;ob?5 she said to him→ ************************************************************

129. 3How did you hear about it?5 she said to him→ ************************************************************

130. 3How mu!h do you e<$e!t to earn?5 she said to him→ ************************************************************

131. 3When !an you start?5 she said to him→ ************************************************************

132. 3What time is it, Ha?5 she asked→ ************************************************************

133. 3How long have you worked or this !om$any?5 she asked→ ************************************************************

134. 3Why has he been working so hard?5 she asked→ ************************************************************

135. 3Why did you do it when I told you not to?5 she said to me→ ************************************************************

136. 3Why didn4t you !ome at ten o4!lo!k?5 she said→ ************************************************************

137. 3I you ty$e this letter out or me, I4ll buy you a drink, ='? hanks:5 he said>$ersuade

→ ************************************************************ 138. 3Sure, I don4t mind at all i you use my ty$ewriter. /o ahead.5 he said>allow

→ ************************************************************ 139. 3#ll right, it4s true, I was nervous.5 he said >!oness

→ ************************************************************ 140. 3I don4t think 1iver$ool will win.5 he said >doubt

→ ************************************************************ 141. 3Don4t orget2 you4ve got to hand in your work this evening5 he said

>remind→ ************************************************************

142. 3It4s a shame you !ouldn4t make it to the $arty last night5 he said >regret→ ************************************************************

143. 3Don4t worry, as long as you kee$ your head, you4ll manage all right5 hesaid >assure

→ ************************************************************ 144. 38ou really must !ome, and visit us ne<t weekend5 he said >insist

→ ************************************************************ 145. 3I I had more time, I4d hel$ you with your work5 he said >!laim

→ ************************************************************




146. 3Might it be a good idea i we all organi)ed our time more ee!tively5 hesaid >suggest

→ ************************************************************ 147. He said, 3I don4t know what ha$$ened.5

→ ************************************************************ 148. She said, 3I went to the dentist yesterday.5

→ ************************************************************ 149. She said, 3he do!tor wrote me a $res!ri$tion.5

→ ************************************************************ 150. He said, 3I have a tootha!he.5

→ ************************************************************ 151. She said, 3I go to the museum every day.5

→ ************************************************************ 152. hey said, 3We4re going to the su$ermarket.5→ ************************************************************

153. She said, 3he do!tor gave me some $ills.5→ ************************************************************

154. He said, 3I re!eived the re$ort.5→ ************************************************************

155. hey said, 3We visited the a9uarium.5→ ************************************************************

156. He said, 3I4m eeling si!k.5→ ************************************************************

157. She said, 3I bought some bread.5→ ************************************************************

158. He said, 3I4m turning o the television.5→ ************************************************************

159. hey said, 3We4re driving to &hi!ago.5→ ************************************************************

160. He said he didn4t know what had ha$$ened.→ ************************************************************

161. She said that she had gone to the dentist yesterday.→ ************************************************************

162. She said the do!tor had written her a $res!ri$tion.→ ************************************************************

163. He said that he had a tootha!he.→ ************************************************************

164. She said she went to the museum every day.→ ************************************************************

165. hey said they were going to the su$ermarket.




→ ************************************************************ 166. She said that the do!tor had given her some $ills.

→ ************************************************************ 167. He said he had re!eived the re$ort.

→ ************************************************************ 168. hey said they had visited the a9uarium.

→ ************************************************************ 169. He said that he was eeling si!k.

→ ************************************************************ 170. She said she had bought some bread.

→ ************************************************************ 171. He said that he was turning o the television.

→ ************************************************************ 172. hey said they were driving to &hi!ago.→ ************************************************************

173. He said, 3I don4t know what ha$$ened.5→ ************************************************************

174. She said, 3I went to the dentist yesterday.5→ ************************************************************

175. She said, 3he do!tor wrote me a $res!ri$tion.5→ ************************************************************

176. He said, 3I have a tootha!he.5→ ************************************************************

177. She said, 3I go to the museum every day.5→ ************************************************************

178. hey said, 3We4re going to the su$ermarket.5→ ************************************************************

179. She said, 3he do!tor gave me some $ills.5→ ************************************************************

180. He said, 3I re!eived the re$ort.5→ ************************************************************

181. hey said, 3We visited the a9uarium.5→ ************************************************************

182. He said, 3I4m eeling si!k.5→ ************************************************************

183. She said, 3I bought some bread.5→ ************************************************************

184. He said, 3I4m turning o the television.5→ ************************************************************

185. hey said, 3We4re driving to &hi!ago.5




→ ************************************************************ 186. He said he didn4t know what had ha$$ened.

→ ************************************************************ 187. She said that she had gone to the do!tor yesterday.

→ ************************************************************ 188. He said he had a tootha!he.

→ ************************************************************ 189. She said she would write him a $res!ri$tion.

→ ************************************************************ 190. hey said they were going to the drugstore.

→ ************************************************************ 191. He said that the do!tor had given him some $ills.

→ ************************************************************ 192. She said that she went to the su$ermarket everyday.→ ************************************************************

193. He said he had re!eived the envelo$e.→ ************************************************************

194. hey said that they had visited &annery ow.→ ************************************************************

195. She said that she elt very si!k.→ ************************************************************

196. He said he had bought some $o$!orn.→ ************************************************************

197. hey said they were lying to &aliornia.→ ************************************************************

198. He said he was !utting o the main valve.→ ************************************************************

199. 3I4m tired,5 revor said.→ ************************************************************

200. 3Sorry. I wasn4t listening,5 Hang said.→ ************************************************************

201. 3Is this your $en!il?5 he asked his $u$il.→ ************************************************************

202. 3I4m going to aris soon,5 she said.→ ************************************************************

203. 3It4s time to start revising (ôn lại) or the e<am,5 the tea!her said.→ ************************************************************

204. 3he ilm will be interesting,5 I thought.→ ************************************************************

205. 3I !an4t hel$ you be!ause I have too mu!h to do,5 she said.




→ ************************************************************ 206. 3#nne has bought the ti!kets.5 She said to me.

→ ************************************************************ 207. 3It took me three hours to get here be!ause the roads are looded5 he told

me.→ ************************************************************

208. 3I think it4s a crazy (điên dại/ ngu xuẩn) idea. It4s won4t work5 she said.→ ************************************************************

209. he re!e$tionist says 3-reakast is served between @.AA and B.AA5→ ************************************************************

210. 3Where are you going?5 he asks me.→ ************************************************************

211. 3Do you want to go out or a meal?5 she asked him.→ ************************************************************

212. 3Why are you late?5 they asked their guests.→ ************************************************************

213. 3&an I use your $hone to make a lo!al !all?5 she asks me.→ ************************************************************

214. 3Whi!h !ountries have you been to?5 the !ustoms oi!er asks me.→ ************************************************************

215. 3Do you know where +ean is living?5 he asked me.→ ************************************************************

216. 3What !olor are you going to $aint the living room?5 she asks them.→ ************************************************************

217. 3Where did you go last night?5 his ather asked him.→ ************************************************************

218. 3Why doesn4t she talk to me any more?5 I thought to mysel.→ ************************************************************

219. 3What are you going to do with your scholarship?5 Hang asked Huong.

→ ************************************************************ 220. 3emember to book a table5 said #nn.

→ ************************************************************ 221. 3&ould you $lease ring ba!k in hal an hour?5 said the se!retary.

→ ************************************************************ 222. 3/et into the right lane (lối đi),” said the driving instru!tor.

→ ************************************************************ 223. 3I should say nothing about it i I were you,5 said my brother.

→ ************************************************************ 224. 3lease, $lease don4t do anything dangerous,5 his wie said.

→ ************************************************************




225. 3Why don4t you o$en a bank a!!ount?5 om said.→ ************************************************************

226. 3I !an4t sell the !assette $layer at that $ri!e5 he said.→ ************************************************************

227. 3&ould I see your driving license (bng l!i xe)"” said the $oli!eman.→ ************************************************************

228. 3Why don4t you go to a dentist, Mary, beore your tootha!he gets anyworse,5 I said.

→ ************************************************************ 229. 3=$en your suit!ase or inspec#ion (s$ %i&' #ra).5 the !ustoms oi!er said toall $assengers.

→ ************************************************************

230. 3I4ve re$la!ed all the carpe#s (#' #h')*” She said to me.→ ************************************************************

231. 3&an I move the +urni#ure (đ đạc) around?5 I asked her.→ ************************************************************

232. 3How many bedrooms are there?5 Sally asked.→ ************************************************************

233. 3When do you want to move in?5 Mrs. Mawby asked.→ ************************************************************

234. 3Is there a ridge in the kit!hen?5 she asked him.→ ************************************************************

235. 3I need C AA deposi# (#i-n đ.# cc)5 she said.→ ************************************************************

Conditional SentencesI) Viết lại câu

236. 8ou got into so mu!h trouble be!ause you didn4t listen to me.→ I**************************************************************

237. here are so many bugs in the room be!ause there isn4t a s!reen on thewindow.

→ I************************************************************** 238. He is busy right now. So, he !an4t hel$ them.→ I************************************************************** 239. I !an4t make all o my own meals be!ause I am not good at !ooking.→ I************************************************************** 240. I4m not you, so I !an4t tell him the truth.

→ I I************************************************************* 241. She !ame, so he wasn4t disa$$ointed.→ I************************************************************** 242. He is not a good student. He didn4t study or the test yesterday.




→ I************************************************************** 243. I didn4t eat breakast several hours ago, so I am hungry now.→ I************************************************************** 244. Mai is si!k be!ause she didn4t ollow the do!tor4s orders.

→ I************************************************************** 245. He is tired this morning be!ause he didn4t go to bed early last night.→ I************************************************************** 246. hey don4t behave themselves so their $arents are not ha$$y about that.→ I************************************************************** 247. She didn4t say sorry so he was angry.→ I************************************************************** 248. I am not a ri!h businessman and I !an4t aord to buy an e<$ensive !ar.

→ I************************************************************** 249. It rained last night so I didn4t go to the barbe!ue.→ I************************************************************** 250. My $arents do not allow me to go, so I have to stay at home.→ I************************************************************** 251. She doesn4t $ay attention to her !ooking so the ood is horrible.→ I************************************************************** 252. he weather was very ni!e so we didn4t go !am$ing.→ I************************************************************** 253. he !om$uter broke down and I had to sto$ my work.→ I************************************************************** 254. She loves him so she orgives him easily.→ I************************************************************** 255. He was angry so I didn4t say anything.→ I**************************************************************

II) Trắc nghiệm

256. I I EEE.a lot o money now, I EEEE..a new !ar.a. have Fwill buy b. have F would buy!. hadF will buy d. hadF would buy.

257. I I EEEEEyou, I EEEEE.do that.a. amF will b. were Fwould!. wereF will d. had beenF would.

258. I I were oered the ;ob, I think I EEE. it.a. take b. will take!. would take d. would have taken.

259. I would be very sur$rised i heEEEEE..a. reuses b. reused!. had reused d. would reuse.




260. Many $eo$le would be out o work i that a!toryEEE..down.a. !loses b. had !losed!. !losed d. would !lose.

261. G. I she sold her !ar, she EEEE mu!h money.

a. gets b. would get!. will get d. would have got.

262. hey would be disa$$ointed i weEEEEE.a. hadn4t !ome b. wouldn4t !ome!. don4t !ome d. didn4t !ome.

263. Would +ohn be angry i I EE. EEhis bi!y!le without asking?a. take b. took !. had taken d. would take.

264. She EEE.terrible u$set i I lost this ring.

a. will be b. would be !. were d. had been.265. I someoneEEEEin here with a gun, I would be very rightened.a. would walk b. walks !. had walked d. walked.

266. What would ha$$en i you EEEEE..to work tomorrow?a. don4t go b. didn4t go !. won4t go d. wouldn4t go.

267. We ll get wet i we EEEE.out.a. go b. did go !. went d. had gone.

268. I I go sho$$ing, I EEEsome ood.a. buy b. will buy!. would buy d. would have bought.

269. I I ind it, I EEEyou.a. will tell b. would tell !. had told d. told.

270. What would you do i youEEEEEa million dollars?a. would win b. win !. had won d. won.

271. hey d be hurt i I EEEEEE.a. don4t go b. didn4t go !. hadn4t gone d. wouldn4t go.

272. I we took the G2 A train, weEEEEtoo early.

a. would have arrived b. arrived!. will arrived d. would arrive.

273. I I had known you were in hos$ital, I EEEEto see you.a. will go b. would go!. went d. would have gone.

274. I I EEEE., I would have said hello.a. had seen b. see !. saw d. would see.

275. IEEEE..out i I hadn4t been so tired.

a. will go b. went !. would have gone d. would go.276. I I EEE..a !amera, I would have taken some $i!tures.

a. have b. had !. would have d. had had.




277. 8ou won4t $ass the e<aminationEEEEEyou study more.a. as long as b. unless !. i d. whether.

278. I only I EEEEyou wanted to invest money in business.a. had known b. knew !. have known d. know.

279. I I were to leave my !ountry , I EEEEEdisa$$ointed.a. $robably be b. would have been !. will be d. would be.

280. I he hadn4t wasted too mu!h time, heEEEEE.in his e<amination.a. would ail b. wouldn4t ail!. wouldn4t have ailed. d. won4t ail.

281. I I had taken that %nglish !ourse, I EEE..mu!h $rogress.a. had made b. would have made!. made d. would make.

282. I I were in your $la!e, I EEE.a tri$ to %ngland.a. will make b. had made !. made. d. would make.

283. I I EEEE.. you , I4d save some o your lottery winning.a. be b. were !. am d. was

284. I the !ar EEE.. larger, we would have bought it.a. had been b. have been !. has been d. been

285. I I had enough money, I EEE abroad to im$rove my %nglish.a. will go b. should go !. would go d. should have go to

286. I it EE.. !onvenient, let4s go out or a drink tonight.a. be b. was !. were d. is

287. I you EE. time, $lease write to me.a. have b. have had !. had d. has

288. I you had the !han!e, EEEE you go inishing?a. did b. would !. may d. do

289. rees won4t grow EEE.. there is enough water.a. i b. when !. unless d. as

290. I you EEE. to my advi!e in the irst $la!e, you wouldn4t be in this mess

right now.a. listen b. had listened !. will listen d. listened

291. I wish I EE.. you some money or your rent, but I4m broke mysel.a. !an lend b. !ould lend !. would lend d. will lend

292. I someone EEE into the store, smile and say, 3 May I hel$ you?5a. !omes b. !ame !. would !ome d. !ould lend

293. I you stay u$ late the $revious night, you EEE. slee$y the ne<t morning.a. eel b. to eel !. eels d. will eel

294. I eter EE, Sarah will be sad be!ause she wants to meet him very mu!ha. !omes b. do not !ome !. does not !ome d. will !ome

295. I his teeth still EE.., he will have to go to the dentist4s again.




a. hurt b. hurts !. to hurt !. will hurt296. I youEEEEom , tell him I have a message or him.

a. will meet b. would meet !. meet d. met297. I you EEEEtoo hot during the night , turn down the !entral heating.

a. will eel b. elt !. eel d. eels.298. I you EEEEwith your di!tionary, I d like to borrow it.

a. inish b. inished !. will inish d. are inishing.299. I I lived nearer the !entre , I EEEEalways late.

a. wouldn4t be b. !an be !. won4t be d. will be.300. What would 1an do i she EEEE..the Miss world.

a. would be b. were !. will be d. is.301. I I EEEE.her , I would have said 3 hello5

a. has seen b. have seen !. saw d. had seen.302. I she had read the $assage more slowly , the !andidateEEEE.a. understood. b. would have understood!. will understood d. would understand.

303. I itEEEEE, they will not go out.a. rains b. rained !. rain d. raining.

304. +ames will not !om$lete the work i she is EEEE..rarely enough.a. tell b. telling !. tells d. told.

305. -etty will not go to the $arty unless +ohn EEEEEE.too.a. go b. went !. going d. goes

306. Miss #n does not want to go on the tri$ i nobodyEEEE..with her.a. go b. goes !. went d. going.

307. I you EEEE.to go sho$$ing, $lease go with your aunt this weekend.a. wants b. want !. wanting d. wanted.

308. Mr. Smith has to work on weekends i his managerEEEE.him to.a. tell b. telling !. told d. tells.

309. Jnless they EEEEEher to work hard, she would not.

a. en!ourage b. en!ourage !. en!ourages d. en!ouraging.310. I I EEE.a king, I would give money to the $oor .

a. is b. are !. am d. were.311. I we had let this !ountry , we would haveEEEE.to #ustralia.

a. emigrated b. emigrates !. emigrate d. emigrating.312. I I had to the $arty last night, I EEEEher.

a. will have met. b. would meet !. would have met d. will meet.313. Jnless the $u$ils $ay attention, the tea!her EEEEE.be angry.

a. would b. may !. will d. might.314. lease do not go out i itEEEEEE.

a. rain b. rains !. rained d. raining.




315. I you EEEEme with this e<er!ise, I will do the same or you one day.a. hel$ed b. would hel$ !. hel$ d. will hel$.

316. I you listen to musi!, you !an4t EEEEEyour study.a. !on!entrate on b. interested in !. !are about d. read about.

317. EEEEEyou study harder, you won4t $ass the inal e<am.a. unless b. i !. i not d. without.

318. I the weatherEEEE.ine, we will go on a $i!ni!.a. is b. were !. would be d. will be.

319. I heEEEEEEE.harder, the results will be better.a. worked b. works !. has worked d. will work.

320. I #meri!ans ate ewer oods with sugar and salt, their general health...better a. be b. will be !. is d. would be.

321. I she hadn4t oversle$t, she EEE..late or the interview.a. wouldn4t be b. wouldn4t have been!. hadn4t been d. would have been

322. I4d have told you i I EEEE..the book.a. had seen b. would have seen !. saw d. see.

323. I we had known your new address, weEEEE..to see you.a. !ame b. would have !ome !. would !ome d. will !ome.

324. I I ound a wallet in the street, I EEEE.take it to $oli!e.a. will b. should !. would d. shall

325. I EEEE.that !oat i I were you.a. wouldn4t buy b. didn4t buy !. don4t buy d. won4t buy.

Tag Questio I) Add the necessary question tag:

326. Mr. White is a tailor, EEE?327. It isn4t ready yet, EEE..?328. I am !lever, EEE.?

329. We must hurry, EEEE.?330. hey won4t sto$ long, EEEE.?331. 8ou asked or mustard, EEEE.?332. She s$eaks too 9ui!kly, EEEE.?333. He will arrive soon, EEEEE?334. he milk may be sour, EEEE..?335. om doesn4t like ham, EEEE.?336. hey told me a lie, EEEEE?

337. It !an4t be so bad, EEEEE?338. It was a $ity, EEEEE?339. +a!k is ;oining the !lub, EEEEE?




340. 8ou mustn4t do that again, EEEEE?341. 8ou ought not to eat that, EEEEE?342. hey have sold the house, EEEEE?343. =ur team won the $ri)e, EEEEE?

344. 8ou are leaving here tomorrow, EEEEE?345. 8ou !an4t !ome ne<t week, EEEEE?346. 8ou ought to leave now, EEEEE?347. He should have !ome home earlier, EEEEE?348. He daren4t do it, EEEEE?349. /o and get me some as$irins, EEEEE?350. We need some more sugar, EEEEE?351. I may o$en it, EEEEE?

352. 8ou4d better kee$ 9uiet, EEEEE?353. He used to live near here, EEEEE?354. =$en it or me, EEEEE?355. 1et4s sing it again, EEEEE?356. He shouldn4t $ut so mu!h salt in it, EEEEE?357. /oing swimming in the summer is very interesting, EEEEE?358. 1et4s dan!e together, EEEEE? he $arty is so wonderul.359. Don4t talk in !lass, EEEEE? he tea!her is e<$laining the lesson360. 7obody understands what the lady over there says, EEEEE?361. he woman seldom writes $oems and stories, EEEEE?362. 7othings makes you bored, EEEEE? 8ou always look ha$$y.363. 8ou have read this arti!le on the website, EEEEE?364. 8ou don4t read this arti!le on the website, EEEEE?365. She never tells the truth, EEEEE?

II) Rewrite the following sentences with question tag!:366. She will $robably be out or dinner.KL She won4t be home or dinner, EEEEE?

367. he $a$er looks good, don4t you think?KL he $a$er doesn4t EEEEEEEEEEEEEE..EEEEEEEEE?368. 1arry would be busy on Sunday.KL I don4t su$$ose that 1arry would be EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE..?369. I think you !an4t eat one more $ie!e o !ake.KL 8ou !an eat EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE?370. he $ri!es at this store are very high, don4t you think?KL he $ri!es at this store aren4t EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE?

371. She is going to get a s!holarshi$, I believe.KL She is EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE.?372. he ele!tri!ity de$artment is going to !ut down its $ower su$$ly, a$$arently.




KL he $ower su$$ly is EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE..?373. S!ientists have !arried out some e<$eriments on #IDS re!ently, I think.KL Some e<$eriments have EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE?374. hey haven4t ound any s$e!ial drugs to !ure #DIS, in my view.

KL 7o s$e!ial drugs have EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE..?375. &om$uters !an re$la!e man, I think.KL Man !an4t be EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE.?

!assi"e a# $cti"e "oice376. # grou$ o students have met their riend at the railway station.

→ ************************************************************ 377. hey didn4t allow om to take these books home.

→ ************************************************************ 378. he tea!her won4t !orre!t e<er!ises tomorrow.→ ************************************************************

379. How many trees did they !ut down to build that en!e?→ ************************************************************

380. his wellknown library attra!ts many $eo$le.→ ************************************************************

381. #ll students attended the meeting.→ ************************************************************

382. eo$le say that he is intelligent.→ ************************************************************

383. He !an4t re$air my bike.→ ************************************************************

384. Mary has o$erated om sin!e A o4!lo!k.→ ************************************************************

385. his is the se!ond time they have written to us about this.→ ************************************************************

386. Mr. Smith has taught us 0ren!h or 6 years.→ ************************************************************

387. hey didn4t look ater the !hildren $ro$erly.→ ************************************************************

388. 7obody swe$t this street last week.→ ************************************************************

389. eo$le drink a great deal o tea in %ngland.→ ************************************************************

390. eo$le s$eak %nglish all over the world.→ ************************************************************ 391. om was writing 6 $oems.

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392. She oten takes her dog or a walk.→ ************************************************************

393. How many lessons are you going to learn ne<t month?→ ************************************************************

394. She didn4t introdu!e me to her mother.→ ************************************************************

395. Someone had invented ele!tri! lights beore I was born.→ ************************************************************

396. 0armers usually milk !ows twi!e a day.→ ************************************************************

397. He likes $eo$le to !all him 3sir5.→ ************************************************************

398. eo$le know that +a$an $rodu!es a wide range o !ars.→ ************************************************************

399. =ur tea!her used to bid us talk in !lass.→ ************************************************************

400. Don4t let other see you.→ ************************************************************

401. Workers were digging a large hole in the ground.→ ************************************************************

402. -eore they took e<ams they had revised their lessons.→ ************************************************************

403. he !ar kno!ked a woman down in the street.→ ************************************************************

404. When he !ame home his ather was reading a news$a$er.→ ************************************************************

405. &ows were eating grass on the meadow.→ ************************************************************

406. My !ousin will meet you at the station.

→ ************************************************************ 407. She is running her own !om$any.

→ ************************************************************ 408. Nisitors must leave umbrellas and rain!oats in the !loakroom.

→ ************************************************************ 409. My mother used to make us !lean the house.

→ ************************************************************ 410. +ohn hasn4t inished his homework.

→ ************************************************************ 411. hey suggested banning advertisements on N.

→ ************************************************************




412. I will shut the door i you like.→ ************************************************************

413. We have ;ust seen a horrible a!!ident.→ ************************************************************

414. What language do $eo$le s$eak in this !ountry?→ ************************************************************

415. #t @ $.m., Mrs. Smith was making !akes.→ ************************************************************

416. He isn4t going to buy that house.→ ************************************************************

417. When I was O years old, my $arents allowed me to go out in the evening.→ ************************************************************

418. his terrorist has ke$t hostages or a week.→ ************************************************************

419. He hasn4t seen you or years.→ ************************************************************

420. he e<aminer will read the $assage times.→ ************************************************************

421. #n earth9uake destroyed the town.→ ************************************************************

422. He didn4t ty$e the letter last night.→ ************************************************************

423. hey will $i!k me u$ at my house.→ ************************************************************

424. When did you see him in that bank?→ ************************************************************

425. My ather will take me to Ho &hi Minh &ity ne<t week.→ ************************************************************

426. # man returned the keys to me.

→ ************************************************************ 427. Mary will see her riends o at the station.

→ ************************************************************ 428. 8ou were wearing your new hat when I met you yesterday.

→ ************************************************************ 429. He is $re$aring everything or the $residential ele!tion.

→ ************************************************************ 430. 1ast 0riday, when I !ame to +ane4s house, she had inished all e<er!ises.

→ ************************************************************ 431. hey have to $ull down that building.

→ ************************************************************




432. He gave me a knie to !ut this bread.→ ************************************************************

433. eo$le used to steal a lot o goods rom su$ermarkets.→ ************************************************************

434. &ountries are inding a way to solve the $roblem.→ ************************************************************

435. He $ut the letter in the drawer, and then he lo!ked it u$.→ ************************************************************

436. She !an sew shirts a day.→ ************************************************************

437. -y the end o this year, we will have learnt 6,AAA %nglish words.→ ************************************************************

438. Don4t ask or another book until you inish this one.→ ************************************************************

439. We !onsider that she is the best singer.→ ************************************************************

440. 7obody has used this room or ages.→ ************************************************************

441. Her ather was $lanting dierent kinds o lowers in the garden.→ ************************************************************

442. I am translating an arti!le rom %nglish into Nietnamese.→ ************************************************************

443. he rime Minister is making a s$ee!h at the moment.→ ************************************************************

444. eo$le said he had swallowed a saety $in.→ ************************************************************

445. How many days did she s$end inishing the work?→ ************************************************************

446. Someone is ollowing me.

→ ************************************************************ 447. She read the letter again and again last night.

→ ************************************************************ 448. he do!tor $ulled out one o my teeth yesterday morning.

→ ************************************************************ 449. he tailor has ;ust made a new suit or me.

→ ************************************************************ 450. Someone saw him $i!k u$ the gun.

→ ************************************************************ 451. He has !aught a lion and shot 6 others.

→ ************************************************************




452. He re!eived a letter rom home by the evening $ost.→ ************************************************************

453. I $ut the P $ound note into one o my books yesterday.→ ************************************************************

454. #ter he had told the story, we !la$$ed our hands.→ ************************************************************

455. His wie usually brings him sandwi!hes at lun!h time.→ ************************************************************

456. hey were !ontinually asking 9uestion.→ ************************************************************

457. We have to $i!k ruit very early in the morning.→ ************************************************************

458. How many books do you give me?→ ************************************************************

459. He always lost keys.→ ************************************************************

460. he light went out while I was making a !u$ o tea.→ ************************************************************

461. When she went to -ar!elona, she learnt some S$anish.→ ************************************************************

462. he State will assign our students to dierent ;obs.→ ************************************************************

463. he government laun!hed the blood drive.→ ************************************************************

464. he students o !hemistry made many e<$eriments last week.→ ************************************************************

465. When will you do the work?→ ************************************************************

466. My brother has sent me this interesting book.

→ ************************************************************ 467. She asked her mother to let her go.

→ ************************************************************ 468. He !ouldn4t ind his key.

→ ************************************************************ 469. She used to $ull my hat over my eyes.

→ ************************************************************ 470. 0or the $ast years, I have done all my washing by hand.

→ ************************************************************ 471. # $air o robins have built a nest in the $or!h sin!e last week.

→ ************************************************************




472. he $oli!e haven4t ound the murderer yet.→ ************************************************************

473. hey sold one o her own $aintings at C,AAA.→ ************************************************************

474. I will $ut your gloves ba!k in your drawer.→ ************************************************************

475. Have you seen hili$ lately?→ ************************************************************

476. When did you re!eive my letter?→ ************************************************************

477. Mr. S$eed is di!tating letters to #nn.→ ************************************************************

478. I ound the book boring.→ ************************************************************

479. +a!k elled a tree in the garden yesterday.→ ************************************************************

480. When I !ame ba!k home, my mother was $re$aring lun!h.→ ************************************************************

481. he house was dirty be!ause we hadn4t !leaned it or weeks.→ ************************************************************

482. eo$le say that they bought this sho$ last year.→ ************************************************************

483. He wants her to write an arti!le.→ ************************************************************

484. My $arents en!ouraged me to a$$ly or this ;ob.→ ************************************************************

485. # @Ayear old $ensioner, Mrs. arker, ound a $uma in her ba!k garden.→ ************************************************************

486. # tea!her should be a $erson that everyone !an res$e!t.

→ ************************************************************ 487. I I !olle!ted a lot o shells on the bea!h I would give you some.

→ ************************************************************ 488. eo$le believed that the $oli!eman had saved many !hildren rom the ire.

→ ************************************************************ 489. %uro$ean !ountries de!ided to $ut a high ta< on $etrol.

→ ************************************************************ 490. eo$le say that the de!ision im$oses tight restri!tions on !rossborder trade.

→ ************************************************************ 491. My sister oten makes me do the washing u$.

→ ************************************************************




492. he $oli!eman allows all vehi!les to go when trai! lights are green.→ ************************************************************

493. %veryone believes him right.→ ************************************************************

494. We made her head o the !lass.→ ************************************************************

495. hey were !arrying the in;ured $layer o the ield.→ ************************************************************

496. I like you to take $hotogra$hs.→ ************************************************************

497. Haven4t you yet ound out inormation about the trains to Hanoi?→ ************************************************************

498. eter advised me not to sell that lat.→ ************************************************************

499. He urged the /overnment to $ass the law.→ ************************************************************

500. She de!ided to $aint her house blue.→ ************************************************************

501. My !lassmates used to !all me +ohn.→ ************************************************************

502. Mr. Smith will a$$oint om the dire!tor tomorrow?→ ************************************************************

503. 8ou should $ay more attention to your study.→ ************************************************************

504. He heard the bell ring.→ ************************************************************

505. Did anyone take %nglish books away?→ ************************************************************

506. he ma;or ordered the soldiers to mar!h.

→ ************************************************************ 507. -eore we gave you our de!ision, we had thought !areully.

→ ************************************************************ 508. Do $eo$le use milk or making butter and !heese?

→ ************************************************************ 509. hey didn4t invite me to the birthday $arty.

→ ************************************************************ 510. Did they build that house in B@6?

→ ************************************************************ 511. he tea!her will give her a $ri)e i she works well.

→ ************************************************************




512. eo$le said that he !ould swim a!ross this river.→ ************************************************************

513. he $oli!eman showed you the way to hu 1e )oo.→ ************************************************************

514. He won4t tell me the truth about the situation.→ ************************************************************

515. hey !an see the valley rom the to$ o this hill.→ ************************************************************

516. #ll the students !hoose him the monitor.→ ************************************************************

517. 8ou must wash your hands.→ ************************************************************

518. My avorite ootball team hasn4t won many mat!hes so ar this season.→ ************************************************************

519. My ather has used this bi!y!le or P years.→ ************************************************************

520. he government is taking measures to attra!t oreign investment.→ ************************************************************

521. Someone broke into her house last night.→ ************************************************************

522. How do you s$end this amount o money?→ ************************************************************

523. aul didn4t tell me the ending o the story.→ ************************************************************

524. She needs %nglish or her work.→ ************************************************************

525. Have you seen any good ilms so ar?→ ************************************************************

526. hey didn4t see you at the bus sto$.

→ ************************************************************ 527. How did you break your leg?

→ ************************************************************ 528. My dog is atta!king the $ostman.

→ ************************************************************ 529. I !ouldn4t !at!h any ish.

→ ************************************************************ 530. Mrs. White was drawing diagrams on the bla!kboard.

→ ************************************************************ 531. Most o the boys listened to the tea!her attentively.

→ ************************************************************




532. She $romised not to re$ort me to the $oli!e.→ ************************************************************

533. I believed one o the dogs had dis!overed some !annabis.→ ************************************************************

534. he !ashier used to do the a!!ounts.→ ************************************************************

535. he !om$uter !an do all the a!!ounts.→ ************************************************************

536. My di!tionary doesn4t give any e<am$le o this word.→ ************************************************************

537. he lo!al !oun!il de!ided to rebuild the house o$$osite the !ollege.→ ************************************************************

538. She asked me to lend her CAA.→ ************************************************************

539. She is going to buy a !ookery book.→ ************************************************************

540. he $oli!eman is sti!king a $arking ti!ket to the winds!reen.→ ************************************************************

541. #ll the tourist guides !an s$eak at least oreign languages.→ ************************************************************

542. Mr. 7am gives le!tures in universities everyday.→ ************************************************************

543. How do you make a survey?→ ************************************************************

544. I ound this baby bird at the oot o a tree.→ ************************************************************

545. She !ouldn4t !at!h his name.→ ************************************************************

546. hey were wat!hing her on !losed !ir!uit N.

→ ************************************************************ 547. hey !an4t !arry the $iano u$stairs.

→ ************************************************************ 548. He oten sends $ost!ards to his mother.

→ ************************************************************ 549. I needn4t wind this wat!h.

→ ************************************************************ 550. Daisy is hanging out all the washing out.

→ ************************************************************ 551. Why did $eo$le think Halloween was im$ortant?

→ ************************************************************




552. Why don4t you write a novel?→ ************************************************************

553. He saw you sho$$ing.→ ************************************************************

554. Will you $ost this letter on the way to work?→ ************************************************************

555. &hildren should treat old men with res$e!t.→ ************************************************************

556. She is taking !are o the baby girl.→ ************************************************************

557. He immediately a!!e$ted his guilt.→ ************************************************************

558. I am sure that I will $re$are everything !areully.→ ************************************************************

559. I advise my sister to $ut her money bo< under the !ar$et.→ ************************************************************

560. How many ways !an you solve this $roblem?→ ************************************************************

561. He gave the maga)ine ba!k to me.→ ************************************************************

562. om borrowed her book and lost it.→ ************************************************************

563. Someone turned on the light and o$ened the door.→ ************************************************************

564. 1an let her bag in the !lassroom.→ ************************************************************

565. Some students haven4t submitted their assignments to the tea!her on time.→ ************************************************************

566. hey brought their !hildren u$ in Italy.

→ ************************************************************ 567. #ter A minutes, he will !all us in.

→ ************************************************************ 568. hey are re$airing my $iano now.

→ ************************************************************ 569. 8ou must kee$ dogs outside sho$s.

→ ************************************************************ 570. he $ostman usually leaves letters in the hall.

→ ************************************************************ 571. 8ou !an4t wear this shirt be!ause it is very small.

→ ************************************************************




572. he government is laun!hing an antismuggling !am$aign.→ ************************************************************

573. He !an s$eak Q languages.→ ************************************************************

574. She used to make !loth $u$$ets.→ ************************************************************

575. Why don4t you o$en a bank a!!ount?→ ************************************************************

P@G. Mai was en!ouraged by the news. →he news*********************************************** P@@. -a made that dress himsel. →he dress***********************************************

P@O. -a was arrested by the $oli!e. →he $oli!e********************************************** [email protected] are a number o $eo$le waiting to see you. → # number o $eo$le************************************** POA. hey did not inish the kit!hen on Mon day → he kit!hen******************************************** PO.he armers !arried the ri!e home.

→ he ri!e ******************************************** PO6.He $loughed his ields last week.→ His ields ******************************************

PO.he boy wrote that letter two days ago.→ hat letter ******************************************

POQ.My riend bought a new !ar yesterday.→ # new !ar ******************************************

POP.He gave me a lot o lowers on my birthday.

→ # lot o ****************************************** POG.My !lass !leaned the windows last week.

→ he windows ************************************ [email protected] students inished the test P minutes ago.

→ he test ***************************************** POO.We !ut that rose in the garden yesterday.

→ hat rose ***************************************** POB.hey sent books to $oor students.

→ -ooks ******************************************* PBA.hey didn4t !all her name.

→ Her name *****************************************




PB.Walt Disney has made a lot o interesting !artoons.→ # lot o interesting *********************************

PB6.Her knowledge about art hasn4t im$ressed me.→ I ************************************************

PB.he lawyer has ;ust dis!overed new eviden!e.→ 7ew eviden!e *************************************

PBQ.Mr Hart hasn4t taught that !ourse sin!e 6AA.→ hat !ourse ***************************************

PBP.he $ollution in the !ity has ae!ted !hildren4s breathing.→ &hildren4s breathing *********************************

PBG.he !he has already $re$ared the ood.

→ he ood ****************************************** [email protected] has ;ust made this dress. → his dress ***************************************** PBO. I have already done the washing u$.

→ he washing u$ ************************************* PBB.S$ielberg has made more than twenty movies so ar.

→ More than twenty ************************************ GAA.he volunteer students have built hundreds o bridges.

→ Hundreds o bridges**********************************

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