16. Peter has lived in Viet Nam for a month. He (be ) not used to (eat) Vietnamese food.

17. Although my brother has just lived in England for only 5 months, he gets used to (drive) to the left.

18. My mother is used to (get) up early in the morning.

19. Mary has lived in Viet nam for a year and she (get) used to (use) chopsticks when eating.

20. We used (go) to Da Lat in the summer.

21. Children are used to (play) football in the park.

22. I get used to (get) up early in the morning.

23. Tom used (do) his homework in the evening.

24. Is your little sister getting used to ( go ) to school on time.

 giúp mk nha ai nhanh mk tick cho vừa nhanh vừa đúng nha !

Exercise 1: Fill in the blank spaces with used to or be! get used to (in the right tense) and the correct form of the verb in brackets.

1.     I (live) in Singapore when I was a child.

khoanh vào nhưng đáp án đúng 

Dak Lak provovince is in the Central Highland of Viet Nam. It is popular for its

(1) landscape. Tourists to Dalak can visit Buon Me Thuot city. The city gets the name “the capital of coffee” (2) it has the best coffee in Viet Nam. Another exciting place is Ban Don (Don Village). The village is famous for its long tradition of taming wild elephants. Tourist can (3) in exciting activities in Dak Lak. They can go canoeing along Serepok river and visit the waterfall. They (4) also ride a horse through the wild elephants in Yok Don National Park.

1 A. amazing B. boring C. sunny

2 A. but B. so C. because

3 A. take B. join C. do

4 A. must B. can C. shall

Thu gọn

II. Complete each sentence with a word from the box.

~ Jane got married to her ……husband……, Bob, four years ago.

52. Jane’s friends think that she and Bob are the perfect ………………….………………….

53. They haven’t got any ……………………………….……. yet, but they want a large family.

54. Jane’s …………………………….………. Sister, Mary, was born half an hour before she was.

55. Jane and Mary look …………………………….………. but not exactly the same.

56. Mary isn’t married. She says she prefers to be ………………….………………….

57. She says she believes in ………………………………….…., but doesn’t believe in marriage.

58. Diana is Jane and Mary’s ……………………………….……. sister. She calls them her ‘little sisters’.

59. Diana has been ………………….…………………. for three years, bur hasn’t got married yet.

60. She has a career and doesn’t like the idea of being a ………………….………………….

“Today is your first day of school and I want you to look handsome,’ my mom said as she forced a collared shirt over my head.

“I don’t want to wear the blue one. I like the red one. It is more comfortable,” I said as I tried to grab my favorite shirt.

“The red one is old and has stains. It is the first day of school, so you have to wear a new shirt.”

I hated the way the shirt looked, but she would not be defeated. I didn’t like the first day of school because everyone expected you to be dressed up. All I wanted to do was wear my normal clothes.

“Here is your lunch box. I packed you all healthy foods — a sandwich, juice, and two apples. You can share one of the apples if you want, but I don’t want you to eat sweets. Don’t try and trade with the other kids. I have already told your teachers to watch out, so don’t even try,” she said.

“Defeated again,” I thought to myself. I hated never having sweet things in my lunch box, but my mom never packed them.

When I got to school, my best friend was waiting for me outside the playground. There was a soccer game being started and we hurried to join. We only got to play ten minutes before the bell rang but it was awesome. I scored three goals.

Then I looked down at my shirt. It was tom apart. I had ripped part of it and it was covered in dirt.

“My mom is going to kill me!” I said to my friend. “She told me I had to look neat for my first day of class.”

“It’s okay. The soccer coach was watching you play and he is definitely going to ask you to try out for the team now. Just tell your mom you had to,” my friend said, smiling.

He was right. My mom was mad when she picked me up but she was excited that I got picked for the team. I think that it was a pretty good first day.

Questions

70. What does the author imply about the boy?

A.   He does not enjoy playing soccer.

B.   He doesn’t have very many friends.

C.   He usually gets food on his nice clothes.

D.   He doesn’t care about wearing nice clothes.

D. READING

Read an article and choose the correct answers.

“Today is your first day of school and I want you to look handsome,’ my mom said as she forced a collared shirt over my head.

“I don’t want to wear the blue one. I like the red one. It is more comfortable,” I said as I tried to grab my favorite shirt.

“The red one is old and has stains. It is the first day of school, so you have to wear a new shirt.”

I hated the way the shirt looked, but she would not be defeated. I didn’t like the first day of school because everyone expected you to be dressed up. All I wanted to do was wear my normal clothes.

“Here is your lunch box. I packed you all healthy foods — a sandwich, juice, and two apples. You can share one of the apples if you want, but I don’t want you to eat sweets. Don’t try and trade with the other kids. I have already told your teachers to watch out, so don’t even try,” she said.

“Defeated again,” I thought to myself. I hated never having sweet things in my lunch box, but my mom never packed them.

When I got to school, my best friend was waiting for me outside the playground. There was a soccer game being started and we hurried to join. We only got to play ten minutes before the bell rang but it was awesome. I scored three goals.

Then I looked down at my shirt. It was tom apart. I had ripped part of it and it was covered in dirt.

“My mom is going to kill me!” I said to my friend. “She told me I had to look neat for my first day of class.”

“It’s okay. The soccer coach was watching you play and he is definitely going to ask you to try out for the team now. Just tell your mom you had to,” my friend said, smiling.

He was right. My mom was mad when she picked me up but she was excited that I got picked for the team. I think that it was a pretty good first day.

Questions

70. What does the author imply about the boy?

A.   He does not enjoy playing soccer.

B.   He doesn’t have very many friends.

C.   He usually gets food on his nice clothes.

D.   He doesn’t care about wearing nice clothes.

D. READING

Read an article and choose the correct answers.

“Today is your first day of school and I want you to look handsome,’ my mom said as she forced a collared shirt over my head.

“I don’t want to wear the blue one. I like the red one. It is more comfortable,” I said as I tried to grab my favorite shirt.

“The red one is old and has stains. It is the first day of school, so you have to wear a new shirt.”

I hated the way the shirt looked, but she would not be defeated. I didn’t like the first day of school because everyone expected you to be dressed up. All I wanted to do was wear my normal clothes.

“Here is your lunch box. I packed you all healthy foods — a sandwich, juice, and two apples. You can share one of the apples if you want, but I don’t want you to eat sweets. Don’t try and trade with the other kids. I have already told your teachers to watch out, so don’t even try,” she said.

“Defeated again,” I thought to myself. I hated never having sweet things in my lunch box, but my mom never packed them.

When I got to school, my best friend was waiting for me outside the playground. There was a soccer game being started and we hurried to join. We only got to play ten minutes before the bell rang but it was awesome. I scored three goals.

Then I looked down at my shirt. It was tom apart. I had ripped part of it and it was covered in dirt.

“My mom is going to kill me!” I said to my friend. “She told me I had to look neat for my first day of class.”

“It’s okay. The soccer coach was watching you play and he is definitely going to ask you to try out for the team now. Just tell your mom you had to,” my friend said, smiling.

He was right. My mom was mad when she picked me up but she was excited that I got picked for the team. I think that it was a pretty good first day.

Questions

70. What does the author imply about the boy?

A.   He does not enjoy playing soccer.

B.   He doesn’t have very many friends.

C.   He usually gets food on his nice clothes.

D.   He doesn’t care about wearing nice clothes.

The adjective  ‘ quiet’  has ……………  syllables.

A.  one B.  two         C. three D.  more

D. READING

Read an article and choose the correct answers.

“Today is your first day of school and I want you to look handsome,’ my mom said as she forced a collared shirt over my head.

“I don’t want to wear the blue one. I like the red one. It is more comfortable,” I said as I tried to grab my favorite shirt.

“The red one is old and has stains. It is the first day of school, so you have to wear a new shirt.”

I hated the way the shirt looked, but she would not be defeated. I didn’t like the first day of school because everyone expected you to be dressed up. All I wanted to do was wear my normal clothes.

“Here is your lunch box. I packed you all healthy foods — a sandwich, juice, and two apples. You can share one of the apples if you want, but I don’t want you to eat sweets. Don’t try and trade with the other kids. I have already told your teachers to watch out, so don’t even try,” she said.

“Defeated again,” I thought to myself. I hated never having sweet things in my lunch box, but my mom never packed them.

When I got to school, my best friend was waiting for me outside the playground. There was a soccer game being started and we hurried to join. We only got to play ten minutes before the bell rang but it was awesome. I scored three goals.

Then I looked down at my shirt. It was tom apart. I had ripped part of it and it was covered in dirt.

“My mom is going to kill me!” I said to my friend. “She told me I had to look neat for my first day of class.”

“It’s okay. The soccer coach was watching you play and he is definitely going to ask you to try out for the team now. Just tell your mom you had to,” my friend said, smiling.

He was right. My mom was mad when she picked me up but she was excited that I got picked for the team. I think that it was a pretty good first day.

Questions

70. What does the author imply about the boy?

A.   He does not enjoy playing soccer.

B.   He doesn’t have very many friends.

C.   He usually gets food on his nice clothes.

D.   He doesn’t care about wearing nice clothes.