B 'Comes' is third person singular present tense.. A 'Drink' is used with 'I' in simple present tense.. B 'Speaks' is third person singular present tense.. A 'Like' is used with 'I' in s
Trang 4Where you live?
Trang 22I my teeth every morning.
Trang 28I my car every week.
Trang 34By the time we arrived, the movie already .
Trang 40The train the station in five minutes.
Trang 46She's the woman husband works at the bank.
Trang 52The report by the end of this week.
Trang 58The movie was interesting than I expected.
Trang 79Question 182
The professor's explanation finally made the
complex theory comprehensible.
Trang 81The politician's response to the scandal only served
to fuel further speculation.
A evasive
B equivocal
C ambiguous
Trang 84The author's use of symbolism adds layers of
meaning to the narrative.
Trang 87Question 200
The critic's review demolished the author's
pretensions to literary greatness.
Trang 89Answer Key & Explanations
1 A 'Am' is used with 'I' in the present tense of 'be'.
2 B 'Comes' is third person singular present tense.
3 B 'Is' is used with singular subjects like 'name'.
Trang 904 B 'An' is used before words starting with vowel sounds.
5 C 'Are' is used with plural subjects like 'they'.
6 B 'Is' is used with singular third person subjects.
7 A 'Drink' is used with 'I' in simple present tense.
8 A 'Do' is used with 'you' in present simple questions.
9 B 'Speaks' is third person singular present tense.
10 A 'Have' is used with 'I' in present tense.
11 B 'On' indicates position on top of a surface.
12 B 'By car' is the correct preposition for transportation.
13 B 'Is' is used with 'it' when asking about time.
14 A 'Am' is used with 'I' to express feelings or states.
Trang 9115 B 'Is' is used with 'she' in present tense.
16 C 'Like to listen' or 'like listening' are both correct, but 'to listen' is more
common
17 B 'How old' is the correct way to ask about age.
18 A 'Go' is used with 'I' in simple present for routines.
19 A 'Under' means below or beneath something.
20 A 'Like' is used with 'I' in simple present tense.
21 B 'Lives' is third person singular present tense.
22 A 'Have' is used with 'I' to show possession.
23 A 'Are' is used with 'you' in present continuous questions.
24 A 'Am' is used with 'I' in present continuous tense.
25 B 'Plays' is third person singular present tense.
Trang 9226 C 'Went' is the past tense of 'go'.
27 B 'Is' is used with 'she' to describe characteristics.
28 C 'Did' is the past tense of 'do'.
29 B 'Is' is used with singular subjects like 'dog'.
30 B 'Don't like' is the negative form with 'I'.
31 B 'Many' is used with countable nouns like 'books'.
32 B 'Was' is past tense of 'be' used with 'I'.
33 B 'Goes' is third person singular present tense.
34 A 'Have' is used with 'I' to show possession.
35 C 'Are' is used with plural subjects like 'children'.
36 A 'Am' is used with 'I' to express current state.
Trang 9337 C 'Washed' is the past tense of 'wash'.
38 A 'Listen' is used with 'I' in simple present tense.
39 B 'Is' is used with singular subjects like 'weather'.
40 D 'Ate' is the past tense of 'eat' for completed actions.
41 B 'Runs' is third person singular present tense.
42 A 'Can't find' is the correct negative form of 'can'.
43 B 'Is' is used with 'she' in present continuous tense.
44 A 'Go' is used with 'I' for regular habits.
45 B 'Is' is used with singular subjects like 'movie'.
46 C 'Will see' is future tense for planned actions.
47 B 'Likes' is third person singular present tense.
Trang 9448 C 'Went' is the past tense of 'go'.
49 B 'Is' is used with singular subjects to describe qualities.
50 A 'Brush' is used with 'I' for daily routines.
51 B 'Wears' is third person singular present tense.
52 A 'Am' is used with 'I' to express feelings.
53 B 'Drinks' is third person singular present tense.
54 C 'Wrote' is past tense for a completed action.
55 B 'Is' is used with 'he' to describe profession.
56 C 'Am doing' is present continuous for current actions.
57 B 'Goes' is third person singular for regular habits.
58 C 'Bought' is the past tense of 'buy'.
Trang 9559 C 'Are' is used with plural subjects like 'flowers'.
60 A 'Study' is used with 'I' in simple present tense.
61 B 'Calls' is third person singular present tense.
62 C 'Went' is the past tense of 'go'.
63 B 'Is' is used with singular subjects like 'baby'.
64 A 'Wash' is used with 'I' for regular activities.
65 B 'Is' is used with 'she' to describe characteristics.
66 C 'Ate' is the past tense of 'eat'.
67 B 'Is' is used with singular subjects to describe personality.
68 A 'Ride' is used with 'I' in simple present tense.
69 B 'Drinks' is third person singular present tense.
Trang 9670 C 'Cleaned' is the past tense of 'clean'.
71 B 'Is' is used with singular subjects like 'sun'.
72 A 'Read' (present) is used with 'I' for regular habits.
73 B Present perfect continuous 'have been' shows duration from past to
present
74 C Second conditional uses 'were' for hypothetical situations with all
subjects
75 B 'Is read' is present passive voice - the book receives the action.
76 C 'Suggest' is followed by gerund (-ing form).
77 B 'I wish I could' expresses desire for an ability that doesn't exist.
78 B Past perfect 'had started' shows action completed before another past
action
79 B 'Must' expresses legal obligation or strong necessity.
80 D 'Look forward to' is followed by gerund, so 'to seeing' is correct.
Trang 9781 B 'Colder' is the comparative form used for gradual changes.
82 B 'Since' is used with specific points in time.
83 B 'Where' is used for places in relative clauses.
84 B Present perfect continuous shows ongoing action from past to present.
85 C 'Would you mind' is followed by gerund (-ing form).
86 B Past continuous 'was doing' shows interrupted action.
87 B 'Better' is the comparative form of 'good'.
88 A Simple present is used for scheduled events.
89 A 'Tired of' means fed up with something.
90 B 'Although' shows contrast despite the rain.
91 A 'Where' asks for location in indirect questions.
Trang 9892 A Simple present is used for scheduled transportation.
93 B Second conditional uses past simple in the if-clause.
94 A 'So + adjective + that' expresses result.
95 B 'Since' is used with points in time when something started.
96 A 'Mustn't' expresses prohibition - it's not allowed.
97 B 'Is going to' is used for predictions based on evidence.
98 A 'Interested in' is the correct preposition combination.
99 A 'Which' refers to the house (object of 'visited').
100 A Simple present is used for regular habits.
101 C Future perfect shows duration completed by a future time.
102 C 'Too hot to drink' means excessively hot.
Trang 99103 B 'I wish I had' expresses desire for something different now.
104 B 'Was sent' is past passive voice.
105 A 'Can't' expresses inability to attend.
106 B 'Whose' shows possession in relative clauses.
107 B Past continuous shows interrupted action.
108 C 'At' is used with specific times.
109 B First conditional uses present simple in if-clause.
110 C Present perfect uses past participle 'seen'.
111 A 'Should' gives advice about appropriate dress.
112 A 'Good at' and 'terrible at' are correct for abilities.
113 C Past continuous shows interrupted action.
Trang 100114 B 'Yet' is used in negative sentences meaning 'so far'.
115 A 'Which' refers to the book in relative clauses.
116 A 'Meant to' expresses unfulfilled intention.
117 A 'The nicest' is the superlative form of 'nice'.
118 C 'Withdraw' is the banking term for taking money out.
119 A 'Thinking about' means considering something.
120 C 'Will be finished' is future passive voice.
121 B 'Left' means put somewhere and went away without.
122 C 'If I were you' is subjunctive for giving advice.
123 B 'Postponed' means rescheduled to a later time.
124 A 'Accept an invitation' is the correct collocation.
Trang 101125 B 'Since 2018' indicates the starting point in time.
126 A 'Tastes like' describes what something seems to be.
127 B 'Left' means put somewhere and went away without.
128 B 'Must' expresses logical deduction.
129 B 'Is parked' is present passive voice.
130 B 'Looking for' means searching for something lost.
131 B 'I wish I knew' expresses desire for knowledge that doesn't exist.
132 A 'Should arrive' uses active voice.
133 A 'Good at' is correct for abilities and skills.
134 A 'More interesting' is the comparative form.
135 A 'Charged' is correct for putting energy into batteries.
Trang 102136 A 'Who' refers to the teacher (person) who performed the action.
137 A 'Make an appointment' is the correct collocation.
138 B Past perfect shows action completed before another past action.
139 B 'Can't agree' is more polite than 'don't agree'.
140 A 'In the garden' indicates location within the area.
141 B 'Went' is simple past for completed action.
142 A 'Should' gives advice based on possibility.
143 B 'Compelling' suggests irresistible force that draws agreement even from
opponents
144 A Third conditional with inversion uses 'Had she not + past participle'.
145 B 'Fastidious' implies excessive attention to detail, fitting 'borders on
obsession'
146 B 'Repudiate' suggests formal, complete rejection with moral overtones.
Trang 103147 A 'Given' is the most concise formal way to introduce the reason.
148 C 'Pertinacity' suggests stubborn persistence that can be both positive and
negative
149 A 'Imperative' carries the strongest sense of urgency and necessity.
150 A 'Rigorous' specifically refers to thoroughness in methodology.
151 B 'Precipitate' suggests causing something to happen suddenly and
154 C 'Judicious' implies wise judgment in delicate situations.
155 B 'Trenchant' suggests sharp, cutting argument that silences opponents.
156 B 'Riddled with' suggests full of problems or difficulties students can't
follow
157 A 'Given' introduces the contrast most effectively in this context.
Trang 104158 A 'Eloquent' suggests beautiful, persuasive expression that fascinates.
159 A 'Naive' suggests innocent lack of awareness about complexity.
160 A 'Skepticism' is the appropriate scientific response to new theories.
161 D 'In light of' is most formal and appropriate for legal contexts.
162 A 'Aggressive growth strategy' is common business terminology for rapid
expansion
163 C 'Punctilious' specifically refers to strict attention to protocol.
164 B 'Vitriolic' suggests the most destructive and poisonous criticism.
165 B 'Notwithstanding' is the most formal and emphatic contrast.
166 A 'Disparaging' is most common for belittling remarks in political contexts.
167 A 'Labyrinthine' suggests maze-like complexity that challenges readers.
168 A 'Given the circumstances' is the most natural expression.
Trang 105169 B 'Truculent' suggests aggressive defiance particularly damaging in court.
170 A 'Encyclopedic' suggests complete, reference-book level knowledge.
171 A 'Conjecture' is most formal for conclusions based on incomplete
information
172 D 'For all his protestations' emphasizes the futility of his claims.
173 A 'Scintillating' specifically describes wit that sparkles and fascinates.
174 C 'Unviable' specifically refers to financial sustainability.
175 B 'Unorthodox' suggests departing from accepted methods creatively.
176 C 'Relentless' suggests persistence that could be both positive and
problematic
177 A 'Given' is most concise and formal for introducing causal relationships.
178 A 'Draconian' suggests extremely harsh measures creating fear in business
contexts
179 A 'Intuitive grasp' suggests understanding beyond learned knowledge
enabling prediction
Trang 106180 D 'Masterful' suggests the highest level of skill for preventing catastrophe.
181 B 'Notwithstanding' is most formal and emphatic for this impressive
185 C 'In the face of' suggests confronting something directly, most
appropriate for overwhelming evidence
186 A 'Unflinching' suggests not avoiding difficult truths, perfect for revealing
189 B 'Notwithstanding' emphasizes the contradiction between reputation and
success most effectively
Trang 107190 D 'Assiduous' suggests careful, persistent effort leading to groundbreaking
discoveries
191 A 'Perspicacious' suggests keen insight that can reveal hidden patterns.
192 A 'Protracted' suggests deliberations drawn out longer than expected or
199 B 'Scrupulous' suggests careful attention motivated by conscience,
ensuring nothing is overlooked
Trang 108200 C 'Excoriating' suggests harsh criticism that strips away pretensions
completely
201 C 'In the face of mounting pressure' is the most natural expression for
confronting increasing difficulty
202 A 'Lucid' is most commonly used for clear, understandable explanations in
academic contexts
203 A 'Lateral thinking' is a specific problem-solving approach that finds
creative, non-obvious solutions
204 C 'Expeditious' suggests efficient speed most effective in crisis
management
205 D 'From his humble origins' shows the journey and transformation most
effectively