Practice test 2

Complete the sentences, use the correct form or tense of the verbs in brackets.. sit next to me was very nervous..[r]

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PRACTICE 3

I Pick out the words that has the underlined part pronounced differently from the others.

1 A seat B great C seaside D beach

2 A sights B flights C village D tribes

3 A heritage B cottage C luggage D cage

5 A looked B suggested C minded D decided

II Choose the most suitable words or phrases to complete the sentences.

1 I can see a boy a water buffalo

2 It’s to travel around Vietnam

A interesting B interested C interestingly D interestedly

3 Would you mind the windows?

4 She cried when she heard that news

A exciting B excitingly C excited D excitedly

5 you mind if I smoked?

6 My sister likes sweets from chocolate

7 This is the first time Sharron rice paddies

8 There are flights daily to Ho Chi Minh City Monday

III Complete the sentences, use the correct form or tense of the verbs in brackets.

1 The man (sit) next to me was very nervous

2 Tom doesn’t enjoy (laugh) at by other people

3 I’d like you (meet) my mother

4 Take this street and you (arrive) at the bus station in fifteen minutes

5 He suggested (travel) around the town by bike

6 The flight to London will (delay) because of heavy rain

7 This is the first time Hoa (meet) Tim’s family

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8 She has a lot of novels (write) in English.

IV Use “Would/ Do you mind + V-ing? To make these requests more polite.

1 Can you take me a photograph?

2 Could you wait a moment, please?

3 Will you turn down the TV, please?

4 Please make some tea

5 Could you lend me some money?

V Use “Would/ Do you mind if ?” to make the following sentences more polite. 1 Can I move the refrigerator to the right corner? Would

2 Could I smoke? Do

3 May I ask you a question? Would

4 Could I turn the air conditioner off? Would

5 Can I use your handphone? Do

6 Shall I carry your luggage? Would

7 Could I borrow your newspaper? Do

8 Shall I drive? Would

VI Fill in the blanks with the correct prepositions in the brackets.

1 I’m looking forward seeing you in June (in/ with/ to/ on)

2 Could I help you your luggage? (with/ of/ on/ to)

3 Would you mind sitting the front seat of the taxi? (on/ at/ during/ in)

4 Ha Long Bay is recognized UNESCO as a World Heritage Site (of/ by/ toward/ for)

5 John is interested the history of Vietnam (in/ with/ to/ on)

6 She is thinking importing flowers from Vietnam (in/ of/ for/ on)

7 He realized his alarm clock didn’t go (on/ of/ around/ off)

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8 Everyone fell the deep and dangerous water (over/ in/ into/ out)

PRACTICE 3

I Pick out the words that has the underlined part pronounced differently from the others.

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1 A seat B great C seaside D beach

2 A sights B flights C village D tribes

3 A heritage B cottage C luggage D cage

5 A looked B suggested C minded D decided

II Choose the most suitable words or phrases to complete the sentences.

1 I can see a boy a water buffalo

2 It’s to travel around Vietnam

A interesting B interested C interestingly D interestedly

3 Would you mind the windows?

4 She cried when she heard that news

A exciting B excitingly C excited D excitedly

5 you mind if I smoked?

6 My sister likes sweets from chocolate

7 This is the first time Sharron rice paddies

8 There are flights daily to Ho Chi Minh City Monday

III Complete the sentences, use the correct form or tense of the verbs in brackets.

1 The man sitting next to me was very nervous

2 Tom doesn’t enjoy laughing at by other people

3 I’d like you to meet my mother

4 Take this street and you will arrive at the bus station in fifteen minutes

5 He suggested travelling around the town by bike

6 The flight to London will be delayed because of heavy rain

7 This is the first time Hoa has met Tim’s family

8 She has a lot of novels written in English

IV Use “Would/ Do you mind + V-ing? To make these requests more polite.

1 Can you take me a photograph? Would/ Do you mind taking me a photograph?

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2 Could you wait a moment, please? Would/ Do you mind waiting a moment?

3 Will you turn down the TV, please? Would/ Do you mind turning down the TV?

4 Please make some tea Would/ Do you mind making some tea?

5 Could you lend me some money? Would/ Do you mind lending me some money?

V Use “Would/ Do you mind if ?” to make the following sentences more polite.

1 Can I move the refrigerator to the right corner?

Would you mind if I moved the refrigerator to the right corner?

2 Could I smoke?

Do you mind if I smoke?

3 May I ask you a question?

Would you mind if I asked you a question?

4 Could I turn the air conditioner off?

Would you mind if I turned the air conditioner off?

5 Can I use your handphone?

Do you mind if I use your handphone?

6 Shall I carry your luggage?

Would you mind if I carried your luggage?

7 Could I borrow your newspaper?

Do you mind if I borrow your newspaper?

8 Shall I drive?

Would you mind if I drove?