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Ngữ pháp và bài tập Tiếng Anh lớp 11

Người gửi:

Thầy: Giang Lương Hùng.     

Giáo viên: Tiếng Anh - Trường THPT Nguyễn Trãi.     

We call both … and, not only … but also …, either… or, neither … nor

pair conjunctions or correlative conjunctions.

4Parallel structures       

The same grammatical form should follow each part of the paired conjunctions. 

        Minh not only saw the famous writer but also spoke to

him

        She had promised to visit me, but she neither came  n

or

 telephoned.

4Subject and verb agreement·        

Two subjects connected by both … and …  take a plural verb.Both Tam and Dan work for an

instruction company

·         When two subjects are connected by not only … but also, either … or…, neither… nor…,

the second subject determines the form of the verb

Not only my parents but also my brother is on a trip to Ha Long.

Either the teacher or the students have to make a plan for the class newspaper.

Neither salt nor sugar is necessary for this dish.

4 Notes

·        Not only… but also …  can be replaced by not only … but … as well.

It is not only rainy  but also  windy in this season.

It is not only rainy but windy in this season as well. 

Exercises

A In each of the following sentences, there is an error Identify and correct it.

1 Both my teacher praised my best friend and me

1 Ha neither went to my party or told me the reason why

1 I enjoy neither swimming nor go fishing

1 Hoa not only helps me in my work but as well shares my happiness and sadness in life

1 I prefer living in the country since it is not only quiet but also less traffic

1 I love not only watching game shows but talk shows as well

1 I love literature, so I will either become a literature teacher or a journalist

1 Rice is both grown in the north and in the south of Viet Nam

B Suply the correct form and tense of the verb in the parentheses.

1 Both the fridge and the air conditioner (not work) ……… today

2 Both my sister and I (never be) ……… to Ha noi before

3 Either my husband or I (have) ……… to see the estate agent today

4 Either Thuy or her friends  (be going to) ……… pick you up at the airport

5 Neither Mrs Hoa nor her assistants (be) ……… at the meeting yesterday

6 Not only Trung but also his parents (be expected) ……… to come to the

D Combine wo sentences into one, using both … and …, not only … but also, either… or

…, neither … nor…

1 Hoang didn’t come to class today Nhan didn’t come to class today (neither… nor…)

1 Le will buy a new T-shirt If there is no style that she likes, she will buy a shirt instead.(either … or…)

1 Oxygen is necessary for life Water is necessary for life too (both … and…)

1 Chanh is also absent-minded He left his book in class He also left his jacket in class.(not only … but also)

1 My father is going to see my teacher this Sunday If he is busy, my mother is going to see

my teacher (neither … nor… )

1 Let’s go to the market to get some spices We don’t have any salt left and we run outseasoning too (neither … nor …)

1 My aunt lives with me My cousins live with me too (not only… but also….)

1 This shop sells fresh fruits It also sells canned fruits (both … and …)

§2 Cleft sentences Revision

4 Cleft sentences in the active

·         Subject focus: We use cleft sentences to emphasize the subject of the action.      

 Did your friend give you these earrings?       

No It was my mother that gave me these these earrings.

Instead of saying My mother  gave me these these earrings, the speaker says  It was my

mother that gave me these these earrings

to emphasize that her mother, not her friend gave her the earrings

·         Object focus: We use the cleft sentences to emphasize the object of the verb.       

 You went to the book store yesterday, didn’t you? Did you buy this English book? It looks new.       

No It was this Math book that I bought yesterday The English book is a  present from my

teacher

Instead of saying I bought this Math book  yesterday, the speaker says It was this Math book

that I bought yesterday

to emphasize that he bought the Math book, not the English book

·         Adverbial focus: We use cleft sentences to emphasize the adverb.       

I should be grateful to my sister It was for me that she quitted school.

Instead of saying she quitted school for me, the speaker says It was for me that she quitted

sister sacrificed her study for him

4 Cleft sentences in the passive·        

Cleft sentences can also be used in the passive voice.       

I heard that dog bit you yesterday.       

No It was the postman that was bitten by the dog. 

Exercises

A Choose the sentences that can best replace the sentences provided.

1 I was born and grew up in this village

A.      It was this village that I was born and grew up

B.       It was in this village I was born and grew up

C.       It was in this village that I was born and grew up.

D.      It was in this village where I was born and grew up

2 Your carelessness cause the accident

A.      It is the accident that your carelessness caused

B.       It was the accident that your carelessness caused

C.       It is your carelessness that caused the accident

D.      It was your carelessness that caused the accident

3 Hue helped me a lot with my study last semester

A.      It was Hue that helped me a lot with my study last semester

B.       It was Hue that has helped me a lot with my study last semester

C.       It was Hue that had helped me a lot with my study last semester

.D.      It was Hue that was helped me a lot with my study last semester

4 – Did the headmaster give Tham a bicycle as a scholarship.       

- The headmaster gave Tam a bicycle as a scholarship

A.      It was the headmaster who gave Tham a bicycle as a scholarship

B.       It was the headmaster who gave Tam a bicycle as a scholarship

C.       It was Tham who was given a bicycle as a scholarship

D.      It was Tam who was given a bicycle as a scholarship

5 – Who put the photo here on the desk?       

- Don’t you remember? You put it there on your birthday

A.      It was you that put it there on your birthday

B.       It was on your birthday that you put it there

C.       It was there that you put it on there birthday

D.      It was the photo that was put there on your birthday

B Complete the following sentences with groups of words in the box There is one extra

was rebuilt that year

5 it was the taxi driver

6  that my grandpa used

when he was young

7  that birds

moved to the south

8  that my family often

went to the seaside

C Answer the following questions with the word provided, using cleft sentences.

1 Did you first meet your husband at high school

 (my twin sister)

1 I absent-mindedly washed your white T-shirt with the dark blue one Was your white

T-shirt ruined?

 (my white shirt)

1 Your cell phone was stolen, wasn’t it? Do you know who stole it?

 (a monkey)

1 Long time no see Do you still major in English now?

 (French)

D Unscramble the words to make complete sentences.

1 was/ that/ this river/ It/ died/ in/ many people

1 difficult/ loved/ was/ that/ they/ It/ in/ each other/ the/ more/ time

1 secretary/ was/ typed/ It / the/ the/ letter/ that

1 this shirt/ by/ It/ actress/ was/ that/ was/ the/ worn

1 that/ was/ writer/ by/ signed/ book/ was/ It/ the/ the

 §3 Conditional Type 1Revision

4Use

We use conditional type 1 to express real or probable conditions

If Van gets high marks in the exam, her parents will give her a computer

(Van is a good student, and it is possible for her to get high marks in the exam)

4Form

Present Simple Future Simple

If  clause can come first or later.

Be careful If you step on the dof’s tail, it will bit you.

You’ll never get  success if you don’t try your best.

4Notes·      

   Instead of the Future simple tense in the main clause, we can use can + bare-infinitive to

indicate permission or ability

 You can go out with friends if you promise to come home before 9          (permission)       

If you concentrate, you can do the job well (ability)

·         May/might + bare-infinitive can be used in the main clause to indicate possibility.       

The soccer game may be delayed if the weather isn’t better.

·         Other modal verbs or any expressions of command can be used according to their

meanings        

 If Tuan wants to recover soon, he should stay in bed (advice)       

Please tell Ha to see me in the library if you happen to see him (request)

·         Instead of Present Simple tense in the If clause, we can use the Present Perfect tense.   

Hand in your paper if you  have finished your writing. 

Exercises

A Make conditional sentences from the following words.

1 weather/ fine/ go on a pinic

1 I/ be employed/ invite you/ eat out

1 you/ come across/ monolingual dictionary/ take one for me

1 mother/ allow/ go to your party

1 you/ want/ good English learner/ learn to speak at the very beginning

1 not eat breakfast/ not have enough energy

1 you/ feed it too regularly/ the fish die

1 you/ travel by bus/ save money

1 the storm/ attack the village/ everyone/ be moved

1 Suong/ finish her assignment/ within two weeks/ have one mark plus

B Complete the following conditional sentences.

1 You will enlarge your knowledge ……… you spend time reading newspapers andmagazines

2 You ……… cut yourself if you are not careful with the knife

3 ……… you want to lose weight, you ……… eat more vegetables

4 If the strike ……… finished, the factory won’t be opened tomorrow

5 ……… it’s Nhan that’s calling, please ……… him that I’m waiting for him

6 If you ……… your homework, you ……… play computer games

7 You ……… what you want if you try your best

8 The traffic in the city is very busy It will be easier for you if you ……… by bus duringrush hour

9 Don’t forget to take your flashlight with you You ……… it if it is too dark outside

10 Normally the dog doesn’t bite anyone but ……… you enter the house stealthily, it

……… you

C Complete the following conditional sentences with your own ideas.

1.        If you want to speak English well,

2.        If I see an old lady crossing the street,

3.        If you visit my hometown,

4.        If the weather is nice this weekend,

5.        If I come first in the exam,

6.        If a friend of mine gets a cold and cannot go to

class,  

7.        If I come across an old  friend who I haven’t seen for a long time,

8.        If you want to become a good student,

§4 Conditional Typed 2 Revision

4Use

We use conditional type 2 to express unreal conditions in the present.

If I were you, I wouldn’t tell Nha that bitter truth

4Form

Past Simple / Past Subjunctive Would/ could/ might + bare-infinitive

If clause can come first or later

If I had enough money, I would buy a house for my parents.

We would become lazy if we didn’t work.

4Note

·         We can use both was or  were for the subjects I, he, she, it in the if clause.       

 If I was/were stronger, I could carry the luggage for you

·         We can use could in the if clause to express ability.       

If I could speak French well, I would apply for a job in a French company.

·         Instead of the Past Simple tense in the if clause, we can use the Past Progressing tense.

I am talking to Ha who is a little boring.       

à I would be more interested if I was talking to another one. 

Exercises

A Complete the following sentences with the verbs in parentheses.

1 There would be less crime if anyone (have) ……… a job

2 I will buy a new T-shirt for you if you (like) ………

3 If all the factories (be move) ……… out of the city center, the air pollution (be)

……… less serious

4 If you (fry) ……… the meat for a long time, it (become) ……… tough

5 (The phone ring)

        - Thao, please answer the phone.      

      - I (will) ……… if I (can) ……… I’m in the bathroom

1 If there (be) ……… no sunlight, life (not exist) ………

2 Mr Nhan is a poor worker but if he (have) ……… enough money, he (buy)

……… a motorbike

3 If I (be) ……… a bird, I (be) ……… a white pigeon

             If I (be) ……… a flower, I (be) ……… a sunflower.       

         If I (be) ……… a cloud, I (be) ……… a warm cloud.       

        As a human, I will die for my country

B Choose the best answer.

1 – I have never been to a job interview before       

-………

A.      If I were you, I will dress formally

B.       If I were you, I could dress formally

C.       If I were you, I would dress formally

D.      If I were you, I can dress formally

2 There were 2000 workers in that prosperous company Many people ……… out ofwork if that company ……… down.       

A would be, closed      B are, closed             C will be, closed        D wouldn’t be,closed

3 I don’t like living in the city, but if I ……… a job there, I’ll move there.       

 A had        B don’t have         C get        D don’t get

4 ……… if you have a headache

A.      You drink these medicines

B.       Drink these medicines

C.       You take these medicines

D.      Take these medicines

5 I’m sure Toan ……… win the scholarship I ……… be very surprised if shecouldn’t.       

A will, will       B would, will       C will, would       D.would, would

6 – Are you going to read this novel?       

- I ……… if I ………  time I am very busy with my jobs.      

  A will, have       B will, had          C could, have       D would, had

C Answer the following questions with your own ideas.

1.        What would you do if you were of the oppositesex?

2.        What would happen if there were no wars in the world?

3.        What would you do if you became a member of the city government for a day?

4.        If you could meet a famous person, who would you meet?

5.        If you had a wish, what would you wish?

6.        What would happen if Vietnamese became an international language?

§5 Conditional Type 3 Revision

4Use

We use conditional type 3 to express unreal conditions in the past

Loan failed the exam because she was too lazy If she had studied hard, she would have

passed the exam

4Form

Past perfect Would/ could/ might + have + past participle

If clause can come first or later

If it hadn’t rained, I would have gone fishing.

I would have gone swimming if I had had time.

4Note

·         Might + have + past participle can be used in the main clause to indicate possibility.    

The accident might have been more serious if the driver hadn’t driven slowly

·         Could + have + past participle can be used in the main clause to indicate possibility or

 If Toan had tried more, he could have done better (ability)       

The bridge could have collapsed if it had rained more heavily (possibility)

·         Inversion can be used to replaced if.       

 If Dan had been out late last night, she might have been punished by her parents.       

à Had Dan been out late last night, she might have been punished by her parents.

4Conditionals in reported speech

·         Type 1: present à past,       will/ can à would/ could       

 “If I see Lam, I’ll tell him to phone you”, Tran promised.