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UNIT 9: THE POST OFFICE

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PART I: STUDENTS PREPARATION

A. ReadingTask 1: Find ou !e "eanings o# !e $o%ds in !e a&'es &e'o$.

English words Part ofSpeech

Pronunciation Vietnamese meanings

equip (with) v / kw p/

advanced adj /d v nst/

spacious adj / spe s/

well-trained adj /wel-tre nd/

staff n /st f/

thoughtful adj / tfl/

courteous adj / k tis/

parcel n / p sl/

airmail n / eme l/

surface mail n / s f s me l/

competitive adj /km pett v/

speedy adj / spi di/

secure adj /s kj r/

transfer v /trns f r/

notify v / n t fa /

recipient n /r s pint/

Task 1: Ci%('e !e $o%d $!ose unde%'ined )a% is )%onoun(ed di##e%en '* #%o" !a o# !e o !e% $o%ds.

1) A. facsimile B. transfer C. spacious . fa!

") A. equipped B. delivered C. transferred . received

#) A. helps B. provides C. documents . te!ts


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Task +: C!oose !e $o%d !a !as s %ess )a e%n di##e%en #%o" !a o# !e o !e% $o%ds.

$) A. courteous B. su%scri%e C. service . customer

&) A. technology B. distri%ution C. delivery . facsimile

') A. advanced B. technology C. e!press . spaciousTask ,: Read !e )assage in !e e &ook EN/0ISH 11 a )age 12+ and (!oose !e &es o) ion.

1. hanh Ba post office is equipped with .

A. a well-trained stafff B. pleasant front office

C. customers . advanced technology

". *hat services are offered at hanh Ba +ost ,ffice !cept

A. /ail and +arcel 0ervice B. +ress istri%ution

C. +hone Calls and a!es . ,pen daily from 2a.m to 3 p.m

#. *ays of sending a letter .

A. %y air mail B. %y air or surface mail

C. %y surface mail . %y post office

$. he word 4courteous5 has closest meaning to

A. helpful B. friendly

C. rude . open

3.S)eaking

Task 1: Find ou !e "eanings o# !e $o%ds in !e a&'es &e'o$.



install v / n st l/

register v / red str/

fee adj /fi /

Task +. P%a( i(e !e dia'ogue6i7 8 !cuse me. 9:d li;e to send this letter to the Cler; 8 9t:s 3?&@@ dong.6i7 8 And 9 need some envelopes. =ow much are those>


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Cler; 8 hey are "?@@@ dong.6i7 8 , . 9:ll ta;e them. =ow much is that altogether? please>Cler; 8 *ell? the stamps for your letter cost 3?&@@ dong. he envelopes are "?@@@ . hat is 11?&@@dong altogether then? please.6i7 8 =ere you are . 1&?@@@ dong.

Cler; 8 And here is your change . han;s6i7 8 han; you. Bye.

C.0is eningTask 1: Find ou !e "eanings o# !e $o%ds in !e a&'es &e'o$.



communal growth n / k mj nl gr /

commune n / k mju n/

rural adj / r rl/

networ; n / netw k/

capacity n /k psti/

fi!ed telephone n /f kst tel f n/

digit n / d d t/

upgrade v / p gre d/

reduce n /r dju s/

Task +. 0is en and #i'' in !e &'anks

9n 133'? ietnam %egan upgrading its (1) networ;s and changing num%ersfrom si! to seven digits in =anoi and =o Chi /inh City as well as five to si! digits in other (").ive years later the mo%ile phone system was (#) to meet the growth in customer demand. 0ince"@@@? ietnam has ($) the price of several services? especially in the monthly fees for fi!ed andmo%ile telephones.

9n the future? more attention will %e paid to the rural areas. At present? (&) percent of

communes across ietnam have telephone services. A networ; of (') communal postoffices have %een set up across the country.D.4%i ingTask 1: Find ou !e "eanings o# !e $o%ds in !e a&'es &e'o$.

English words Part of Pronunciation Vietnamese meanings


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Speech

attitude n / t tju d/

arrogant adj / rgnt/

pic;poc;et n / p k p k t/

reasona%le adj / ri znbl /

punctuality n / p kt u lti/

resident n / rez dnt/

Task +: Fi'' in !e &'anks $i ! sui a&'e $o%d o% )!%ase in !e &o

Dear Sir / Madam,I have been using the services provided by Thanh Ba post office for many years. And now , I wou d i!e

to write to you to e"press my satisfaction and #$%&&&&&..&&.. about the postoffice's&&&&&&&&..&&.#(%

)irst y, your post office is we * e+uipped the +ua ity of # %&&&&..&& is good. My friends havenever #-%&&&&&&&..&&about the +ua ity of the documents I sent them.

Second y, the # %&&&&&&&..&..of services is reasonab e and I am a ways satisfied with the # %&&&&&&&&&.of de ivery of etters and newspapers. 0owever I am dissatisfied with the #1%&&&&&&&..&&.conditions of the post office. A though the par!ing area is arge, no one !eepsmotorcyc es or bicyc es. I a ways fee worried about eaving my motorbi!e there.

My ast dissatisfaction is the attitude of some of your #2%&&&&&&&&&.. They sometimes seem abit co d and not #3%&&&&&&&.&&..

I hope your post office wi increasing y deve op in the futureSincere y,4guyen Anh Minh

E.0anguage Fo(us

I. Co")'e e ea(! sen en(e5using $!o5$!o" o% $!ose

1. A pacifist is a person %elieves that all wars are wrong.

".A orphan is a child parents are dead.

#.9 don:t ;now the name of the woman 9 met yesterday.

$. his school is only for children first language is not nglish

&. he woman 9 wanted to see was away on holiday.

II. Re$%i e !e #o''o$ing sen en(es5 using %e'a i6e ('ause

dissa is#a( ion se%6i(e e7ui)"en (o")'ained )%i(es)un( ua'i * se(u%i * s a## !e')#u'


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Defining relative clauses:1. ou live in a town. he town is very old.

....

". he sweets are delicious. 9 %ought them yesterday

....#. 9 saw a lot of people and horses. hey went to the mar;et.

....

$. he foot%all match was very e!citing. /y friend played in it. ..

..&. he students are from Dapan. hey sit ne!t to /ary

....

'. he police caught the thief. =e had stolen the money ..

..2. ou sent me a present. han; you very much for it

....

Non-defining relative clauses:1. reddie /ercury died in 133". =e was a famous singer.

....

". he iffel ower is a famous rench landmar;. he iffel ower was %uilt %y Eustavo iffel ..

..#. +icasso is ;nown all over the world now. =is paintings were not understood at first.

....

$. /adrid is the capital of 0pain. /y uncle is living there ..

..&. om Cruise is a famous actor. om Cruise:s wife is also an actress.

....

'. Dac; is my new friend. =is parents come from China. ..

..2. 9:ve just met 0usan. =er hus%and wor;s in 6ondon.

....

F. his house %elongs to my family. 9t was %uilt over 1@@years


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PRACTICE

E e%(ise 1: Co")'e e ea(! #o''o$ing sen en(es $i ! one $o%d in !e &o

Co")e i i6e %ans"ission dissa is#ied. (on6enien (ou% eousde'i6e%ed %ans#e% #a(si"i'e !oug! #u' (o""une

1. At present? 3# per cent of across iet Gam have telephone services2. Gewspapers and maga7ines are often early in the morning.3. =e was a ;ind and mailman.4. a! transmission has now %ecome a cheap and way to transmit te!ts and graphics over

distance.&. *e offer a wide range of goods at very prices.'. 9f you are with our service? please write to the manager.2. 9 need to H1?@@@ to my daughter:s account.

F. 9f you want to send a document and do not want to lose its original shape? our service will help you.

3. han; you for phoning when 9 was ill. 9t was very of you.E e(ise +: (!oose !e $o%ds !a !as !e ('oses "eaning $i ! !e unde%'ined $o%ds

1. Gewspapers and maga7ines are oftende'i6e%ed early in the morning.A. offered B. given C. provided

. distri%uted

". here was no mention of the incident (%t ng) in the national)%ess.A. television B. newspapers C. 9nternet . radio

#. 9 wish you as)eed* recovery from your illness to return o wor; soon.A. thoughtful B. gradual C. well-trained . quic;

$. he /essenger Call 0ervice helps you to notify the %e(i)ien of the time and the place to receive thecall.A. receiver B. fa! C. call . telephone

&. hanh Ba post office has as)a(ious and pleasant front officeA. large B. %eautiful C. cramped . small

'. 9t is i")o'i e when you as; an American a%out their age? marriage and incomeA. courteous B. rude C. friendly . thoughtful

E e%(ise ,: Read !e e and (!oose !e &es o) ion

or many people? the language of the 9nternet is nglish. I*orld? *ide? *e%8 hree nglish *ordsI was the name of an article %y /ichael 0pecter in the Gew or; imes a few years ago. he article went on tosay8 9f you want to ta;e full advantage of the 9nternet? there is only one real way to do it8 learn nglish.I

9n general? it is not difficult to learn to use 9nternet services. But although 9nternet services are rathereasy to use? you will have considera%le difficulties if you are not familiar with nglish. 9n fact? ;nowledge of


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nglish is one of the most important aspects that help you use the 9nternet. 6earning to use a new 9nternetservice may ta;e a few hours? a few days or some wee;s? %ut it ta;es years to learn a language so that you canuse it fluently and confidently. ,f course? when you ;now some nglish? you can learn more just %y using it onthe 9nternet. But at least your nglish should %e good enough to understand commonly used words and to;now what to do on the 9nternet.

1. *hich of the following languages is considered the language of the 9nternet>

A.Chinese. B.Dapanese. C. nglish. . rench.

".According to the article %y /ichael 0pecter? what should you do to ta;e full advantage of the 9nternet>

A.6earn to use the 9nternet services. B.6earn the names of some we%sites.

C.6earn nglish. .6earn to type fast.

#. 6earning to use a language fluently and confidently may ta;e

A.a few hours. B.a few days. C.a few wee;s. .a few years.

$. 9f you do not ;now nglish very well? you will have many difficulties when

A.using the 9nternet. B.communicating on the phone. C.using the postal ?services. .using acomputer.

E e%(ise 8. P%e)osi ion

1. 9 would li;e to send these letters air mail.". could you please provide us some modern equipment>#. =ow far is your house away the city center>$. ,ur office is equipped advanced technology&. Are you satisfied the security of the post office

E e%(ise C!oose !e &es $o%d o% )!%ase o (o")'e e ea(! sen en(e.

1. 4*ho:s *innie>5

40he:s the girl father won millions of dollars in the lottery.5

A. who:s B. whose C. in which her . on which her

". he %oo;? 9 only %ought last wee;? is falling apart already.

A. what B. who C. which . that

#. 9 love the spring? the flowers all %egin to appear.

A. where B. what C. that . when


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Defining relative clauses , non-defining relative clauses:1.9 met /r a 0ilva. =e is the +resident of Bra7il

.. ..".,ur television is always ma;ing funny noises. 9t cost us a lot of money.

.. ..

#. 9 heard some news. he news shoc;ed me.. ..

$. his is /rs. Dones. =er son won the championship last year... ..

&. he woman has arrived. 9 was spea;ing of her... ..

'. he %oys clapped heartily. hey were watching the match... ..

2. reddie /ercury died in 133". 9 admired him very much... ..

F. he iffel ower is a famous rench landmar;. he iffel ower was %uilt %y Eustave iffel.. ..

3.*hatJs the name of the lady> 0he was wearing the %lue dress. ..

..1@. he students are from Dapan. ou tal;ed to them last night

....

11. 9:ve just met 0usan. =er hus%and wor;s in 6ondon. ..

..1". elevision is very popular nowadays. 9t attracts millions of viewers in the world

....

1#. hat house %elongs to my family. ou saw it yesterday ..

..1$. *hatJs the name of the lady> 0he was wearing the %lue dress.

.. ..1&. he students are from Dapan. ou tal;ed to them last night

.. ..

Uni 12: NATURE IN DAN/ERPART I: STUDENTS PREPARATION

A. Reading



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endangered adj / n de n.d d/

cheetah n / t i t/

estimate v / est me t/

influence v? n / nfluns/

pollutant n /p lu tnt/

result in v /r z lt n/

consequence n / k ns kwns/

as a result phrase /z r z lt/

e!tinct adj / k st kt/

prohi%it v /pr h b t/

interfere v / nt f r/

survive v /s va v/

co-e!ist v / k g z st/

dinosaur n / da ns r /

Task 1. Ci%('e !e $o%d $!ose unde%'ined )a% is )%onoun(ed di##e%en '* #%o" !a o# !e o !e% $o%ds.

1) A. supply B. dirty C. energy . happy

") A. decreased B. influenced C. endangered . esta%lished

#) A. answer B. sweater C. swim . switch

Task +. Ci%('e !e $o%d !a !as s %ess )a e%n di##e%en #%o" !a o# !e o !e% $o%ds.

$) A. nature B. danger C. human . environment

&) A. e!ist B. species C. effect . condition') A. forest B. water C. destroy . industry

Task ,: Read !e )assage in !e e &ook EN/0ISH 11 a )age 11 and (!oose !e &es o) ion.

1. *hat is the %est title for paragraph 1 .

A. human %eings need to grow food B. human %eings pollute the environment


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C. human %eings interfere with nature . people should stop living in cities andvillages

". *hat are the serious consequences of people:s interference with the environment

A. rare animals are ;illed B. %oth A K C

C. environment is destroyed . rare animals are e!tinct

#. *hat is the %est title for paragraph " .

A. many animals are disappearing B. human %eing are responsi%le for thesechanges

C. the human race is also endangered species . people are in danger of %eing e!tinct

3. SPEA=IN/


English words Part of Speech Pronunciation Vietnamese meanings

fur n /f r /

capture vn / kpt r /

recreation n / rekri e n/

cultivation n / k lt ve n/

discharge vn /d s t d /

measure n / me r/

discourage v /d sk r d /

impact nv /z r z lt/

Ro'e P'a*

Tige% i%ed : H!uuu5)eo)'e a%e ki''ing "e5)'ease5!e') "e>

Tige%: ?????????.

C. 0ISTENIN/


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scenic adj / si n k/

scenery n / si nri/

devastate v / devste t/

appro!imately adv / pr ks mtli/

maintenance n / me ntnns/

vehicle n / vi kl /

preserve v /pr z v/

currently adv / k rntli/

Task +: Fi'' in !e &'anks $i ! sui a&'e $o%d

9n many parts of the


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feature adj /'fi:t /

location n /lou'kei n/

area v /'eri/

species adv /'spi: i:z/

%one n /boun/

landscape n /'lnskeip/

coast v /koust/

island adv /'ailnd/

II. Read !e )assage and ans$e% !e 7ues ions &e'o$Cuc +huong Gational +ar; is located 1'@ ;m southwest of =a Goi. 9t has rainforests? landscapes? rare

animals and plants caves and loo;ing at the 1?@@@ year old tree. 9ts total area is over "@@ ;m" of rainforests.here are a%out "?@@@ different species of flora and $&@ species of fauna.

Cuc +huong Gational par; has many caves. Luen oi? part of the par;? is where Gguyen =ue:s army was stationed %efore its made its surprise attac; on hang 6ong and defeated the Ling invaders in the springof 12F31. *here is Cuc +huong Gational +ar;>

". *hat are its special features>

#. *hat is its total area>

$. *hat are animals and plants in Cuc +huong national par;>

&. *hat are its historic features>

E - 0AN/UA/E FOCUS:1. /%a""a%: Re'a i6e )%onouns $i ! )%e)osi ion:

a. T!eo%*8 ( M i t quan h Mi v i gi i t ) !ample8 he man was ;illed. ou told me a%out him. he man a%out whom you told me

was ;illed yesterday. orm8 G N preposition N whomO which N 0 N N Gote8 hi M a M i t quan h lPn tr c cQ th ;Ro theo c gi i t &. P%a( i(e: Co"&ine !e #o''o$ing )ai%s o# sen en(es &* "eans o# %e'a i6e )%onouns5 "aking an*

(!anges i# ne(essa%*:1. =er father died last year. 0he loo;ed after him for over "@ years.


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". he %ed has no mattress. 9 sleep on this %ed. #. 9 was sitting on a chair. 9t suddenly collapsed. $. here wasn:t any directory in the telephone %o!. 9 was phoning from this %o!.

&. =er many friends have her encouragement. 9 li;e to %e considered among them.

C!oose !e one !a need %e)ai%ing:1. he radio program to whom 9 listened last night was so interesting.

A B C ". Gancy:s mother ? to who 9 tal;ed in the party? has a %ig restaurant. A B C #. isitors were not permitted entering the par; %ecause of the lac; of security. A B C $. he manager a%out which /ary told was wealthy.

A B C Pa% +. PRACTICEI. C!oose one $o%d $!ose unde%'ined )a% is )%onoun(ed di##e%en '*. Iden i#* *ou% ans$e% &* (i%('ing!e (o%%es)onding 'e e% A5 35 C o% D.

1. A. pesticide B. city C. centre . campaign

". A. survice B. service C. notify . stimulate

II. C!oose one $o%d $!ose s %ess )a e%n is di##e%en . Iden i#* *ou% ans$e% &* (i%('ing !e(o%%es)onding 'e e% A5 35 C o% D:

#. A. capture B. endanger C. coe!ist . devastate

$. A. e!tinct B. decrease C. affect . influence

&. A. prohi%it B. increase C. transfer . announce

III.Fi'' in !e &'anks $i ! !e a))%o)%ia e $o%d:survive, endangered, coexist, scattered, protect

1. 9t is possi%le for local wildlife to with industry.2. /any %irds didn:t the severe winter.3. he government should do more to environment.4. he e!plosion a floc; of %irds roosting in the trees.5. he health of our children are %eing %y e!haust fumes.

IV !omplete the following sentences,using who, whom,which or that 1. Dac; is the one i miss most".9t was a ;ind of computer with 9 was familiar.#. o you get on with the person lives ne!t door.$.9 must than; the man from 9got the present.&.9t is an event 9 would rather forget.


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Read !e e and (!oose !e &es ans$e%:

0ince the world %ecame industriali7ed? the num%er of animal species that have either %ecome e!tinct orhave neared e!tinction has increased. Bengal tigers? for instance? which Jonce roamed the jungles in vastnum%ers? now num%er only a%out "?#@@. By the year "@"&? it is estimated that they will %ecome e!tinct.

*hat is alarming a%out the case of the Bengal tiger is that this e!tinction will have %een caused almostentirely %y poachers who? according to some sources? are not always interested in material gain %ut in personalgratification. his is an e!ample of the callousness that is contri%uting to the pro%lem of e!tinction. Animalssuch as the Bengal tiger? as well as other endangered species? are valua%le parts of the worldJs ecosystem.9nternational laws protecting these animals must %e enacted to ensure their survival - and the survival of ourplanet.

Countries around the world have %egun to deal with the pro%lem in various ways. 0ome countries? in aneffort to circumvent the pro%lem? have allocated large amounts of land to animal reserves. hey then charge

admission prices to help defray the costs of maintaining the par;s? and they often must also depend on worldorgani7ations for support. his money ena%les them to invest in equipment and patrols to protect the animals.Another response to the increase in animal e!tinction is an international %oycott of products made fromendangered species. his hasJ had some effect? %ut %y itself 9t will not prevent animals from %eing hunted and;illed.

1. *hat is the main topic of the passage>A. he Bengal tiger B. 9nternational %oycotts

C. ndangered species . +ro%lems with industriali7ation

". he word JpoachersJ used in line 2 could %e %est replaced %y which of the followings>A. 9llegal hunters B. nterprising researchers.

C. Concerned scientists . rained hunters

#. *hat is an act of cruelty according to the passage>A. =aving interest in material gain.

B. =unting endangered animals.

C. illing animals for personal satisfaction.

. Causing the pro%lem of e!tinction. .

$. *hich of the following is not mentioned in the passage as a way to protect animals from e!tinction>A. 9ntroduce laws to prohi%it the ;illing of endangered animals.

B. sta%lish wildlife reserves.

C. Sefuse to %uy animal products.


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. Saise money to invest in equipment and patrol.

Uni 11 SOURCES OF ENER/


A. Reading



alternative adj / :l't:ntiv/

limit v /'limit/

energy n /'end i/

release v /ri'li:s/

e!haust v /ig'z :st/

reserve v /ri'z:v/

ossil fuel n /'f sl/ /fjul/

Guclear power n /'nju:kli/ /'pau/

0olar energy n /'soul/ /'end i/

*ind power n /'pau/

Eeothermal heat G

electricity n /ilek'trisiti/

pollution n /p'lu: n/

potential adj /p'ten l/

as;18 Circle the word whose underlined part is pronounced differently from that of the other words.

1) A. heat B. nuclear C. feat . clean

") A. power B. slow C. snow . show

#) A. plenty B. energy C. only . hydropower

as; "8 Circle the word that has stress pattern different from that of the other words.


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$) A. electric B. potential C. plentiful . alternative

&) A. alternative B. geothermal C. environment . e!pensively

') A. potential B. e!hausted C. pollution . infinite

Task ,: S(an !e )assage in !e e &ook EN/0ISH 11 a )age 1+8 and $%i e do$n !e ad6an ages anddisad6an ages o# ea(! a' e%na i6e sou%(e o# ene%g*

Sources of energ$ %D Dis

Nu('ea% )o$e%

So'a% ene%g*

4a e% )o$e%

4ind )o$e%

/eo !e%"a' !ea

3. SPEA=IN/



provide v /pro'vide/

environment n /in5vai rnmnt/

plenty n /5p enti/

hydroelectricity n

dam n /d6m/

Ro'e P'a*

A8 9 thin; that wind power can %e an alternative source of energy

B8 *hy do you thin; so>A8 Because our major sources of energy are running out while the wind is a%undant and unlimited.

B8 9 ;now it is also clean and safe to the environment. =owever? it is not availa%le when there is no wind.

C.0ISTENIN/



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cologistecology n /i'k ld ist/

resource n /ri's :s/

Senewa%lenonrenewa%le adj /ri'nju:bl/

ertili7e v /'f:tilaiz/

Task +: Fi'' in !e &'anks $i ! sui a&'e $o%d

According to ecologists? resources are divided into groups8 renewa%le and nonrenewa%le.

*hen a resource is used? it ta;es some time to replace it. 9f the resource can %e replaced quic;ly? it is called

. or e!ample? grass for animals is a renewa%le resource. *hen cows eat the grass? the is used. 9f the soil is fertili7ed and protected? more grass will grow. Coal? however? is

%ecause it ta;es millions of years to ma;e coal. All fossil fuels are nonrenewa%le resources.

0olar energy? air? and water are renewa%le resources %ecause there is supply. =owever?

this definition may if people are not careful with these resources. he amount of solar energy

that reaches the earth depends on the atmosphere. 9f the atmosphere is polluted? the solar energy that reaches

the earth may %e . 9f life is going to continue? the air must contain the correct amount of

nitrogen (G)? (,)? car%on dio!ide (C, ")? and other gases. 9f humans continue to pollute the air?

it will not contain the correct amounts of these gases.

D.4RITIN/

Find ou !e "eanings o# !e $o%ds in !e a&'es &e'o$.


consumption n /kn's mp n/

petroleum n /pi'trouljm/

coal n /koul/

P%a( i(e


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I. Ci%('e !e $o%d $!ose unde%'ined )a% is )%onoun(ed di##e%en '* #%o" !a o# !e o !e% $o%ds.

1) A. heat B. nuclear C. feat . clean

") A. power B. slow C. snow . show

#) A. plenty B. energy C. only . hydropower

II. Ci%('e !e $o%d !a !as s %ess )a e%n di##e%en #%o" !a o# !e o !e% $o%ds.

$) A. electric B. potential C. plentiful . alternative

&) A. alternative B. geothermal C. environment . e!pensively

III !ircle the item among %, &, ! or D that "est answers the 'uestion a"out the passagenergy is fundamental to human %eings? especially to poor people T the one- third of humanity that does

not have modern energy supplies li;e electricity? with which their life could %e improve.

/any people who live in countryside have to gather fuel wood. his ta;es a lot of time. /oreover? itcauses indoor air pollution %ecause of heavy smo;e. or many people living in rural areas in developingcountries of the world? %iogas is the large energy resources availa%le and costs almost nothing. he main use of%iogas is for coo;ing and heating. As %iogas is smo;e-free? it helps solve the pro%lem of indoor air pollution/oreover? plant waste and animal manure cost almost nothing.

he tendency to use renewa%le energy sources is on the increase when non-renewa%le ones are runningout. 9n the near? people in the developing countries may use wind or sea waves as the environment-friendlyenergy sources.1. *hat is the role of energy to human %eings>

A. unimportant B. unnecessary C. necessary . fundamental". *hat do poor people in countryside do to have energy>

A. hey loo; for coal B. hey gather fuel woodC. hey loo; for oil . hey use gas coo;ers#. =ow long does it ta;e to gather fuel wood in the countryside>

A. Got much time B. A lot of time C. ery little time . =alf an houra day$. According to the passage? what energy sources do poor people often use for fuel>

A. oil B. wood C. nuclear energy . petrol&. *hat is the main use of %iogas>

A. 9t is used mainly for coo;ing and heating. B. 9t is mainly used for lighting.C. 9t is mainly used for operating. . 9t is mainly used for producing in factories.

'. According to the passage? what is the most awful effect of using fuel wood>

A. 9t causes indoor air pollution. B. 9t may cause fire.C. 9t damages their houses. . 9t affects the local scenery.2. *hy? according to the passage? is %iogas introduced to poor people>

A. Because it is easy to use B. Because it is not harmfulC. Because they li;e it. Because it is the largest energy resources availa%le in the countryside and cheap

F. *hat? according to the passage? are the main advantages of using %iogas>A. 9t is smo;e-free. B. 9t costs almost nothing.


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C. 9t is clean %ecause it is smo;e-free and costs almost nothing. . 9t is clean3. he tendency to use renewa%le energy sources .

A. goes up B. goes down C. fluctuates . levels1@. *hat? according to the passage? may %e used as the environment-friendly energy sources.>

A. Guclear energy B. Coal C. *ind and sea energy . ,il

IV !ircle the underlined part among %, &, ! or D that needs correcting 1. he man to spea; to me is Dohn:s %rother. A B C ". =e is the second person %e ;illed in that way. A B C #. hey wor; in a hospital sponsoring %y the government. A B C $. 9t an essay writing in 1223? Dudith 0argeant /urray promoted the cause of women:s education. A B C &. A dam is wall %uilding across river to shop the river:s flow and collect the water. A B C

V( )ewrite the following sentences, using present participle phrasees1. o you ;now the woman who is coming toward us>

". he people who are waiting for the %us in the rain are getting wey.

#. he children who attend that school receive a good education.

$ . he rules that allow pu%lic access to wilderness areas need to reconsidered .

&. he scientists who are researching the causes of cancer are ma;ing progress.

'. he fence which surrounds the house is made of wood.

2. he couple who live in the house ne!t door are %oth college professors.

F. *e have an apartment which overloo;s the par;.

3. id you get the message which concerned the special meeting >

1@. he psychologists who study nature of sleep have made important discoveries.

11. +ictures that showed the %rutality of war entered the living rooms of millions of Americans on the nightlynews.

1". he 9ndian who lived in +eru %efore the discovery of the Gew *orld %y uropeans %elonged to the 9ncanculture.

1#. /any of the students who hope to enter the university will %e disappointed %ecause only one-ten of those who apply for admission will %e accepted.


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1$ . Any student who doesn:t want to go on the trip should inform the office.

1&. he sunlight which comes through the window wa;es me up early every morning.

1'. A nuc;le is a joint that connects a finger to the rest of the hand.

12. Antarctica is covered %y a huge ice cap that contains 2@ percent of the earth:s fresh water.

1F. 9 was awa;ened %y the sound of laughter which came from the room ne!t door to mine at the motel.

13. he children who attended a special movie program that consisted of cartoons onald uc; and /ic;ey/ouse.

"@. ood which passes from the mouth to the stomach goes through a tu%e called esophagus.

VI !hoose from the four given options mar*ed %, &, ! and D one "est answer to complete eachsentence "$ circling the responding letter %, &, ! or D:1. ,il? coal and natural gas are ..

A. nuclear energy B. fossil fuels C. plentiful . infinite". *e try to ma;e full use of our local .

A. ecology B. potential C. economics . geothermal#. 0cientists have done researches on .activities of the world:s volcanoes.

A. sport B. ecological C. geothermal . geodetic$. ietnam is rich in ..?such as coal? apatite? %au!ite? etc.

A. natural resources B. seas C. land . fish&. 0ome people thin; nuclear power is te only real ..

A. alternation B. energetic C. alternative . fossil fuel'. o you ;now the girl ..a long white dress>

A. wears B. to wear C. wear . wearing2. he house .$@ years ago is still in good condition.

A. which %uilt B. to %uild C. %uilt . %uildingF. 9 li;e the food %y my mother.

A. was coo;ed B. coo;ed C. which coo;ed . coo;ing3. 6inda was the last student .at the oral e!am.

A. to %e as;ed B. as;ing C. as;s . to as;1@. he man .the %an; is a millionaire.

A. is entering B. entering C. to %e entered . entersVIII Put the ver" into the correct tense:11. /y parents let me ( go ) out without ( say ) ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; anything.1". Eeorge ( not? complete ) the assignment yet1#. Danet and Betty play ) tennis every afternoon with Dac; and me.1$. om used to ( go ) to a lot of parties when he was a student.1&. 6ast night? he ( apologi7e ) me for ( arrive ) late.1'. /y grandfather ( die) after he ( %e ) ill for a long time.12. 9 ( as; ) him ( ta;e ) you to school tomorrow.


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1F. /y sister ( write ) the first article when she ( %e ) 1$ years old.13. 9 ( find ) this old photo when 9 ( loo; ) for my passport."@. *hen we ( arrive ) at the meeting? the first spea;er ( just? finish ) spea;ingand the audience was clapping.

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Task ,. Ci%('e !e $o%d !a !as s %ess )a e%n di##e%en #%o" !a o# !e o !e% $o%ds.

$. A. official B. cycling C. %ecome . aquatic

&. A. advance B. gymnasium C. solidarity . variety

'. A. nation B. gather C. facilities . stadium

Task 8. Ci%('e !e &es ans$e% #o% ea(! sen en(e.

2. he ietnamese participants too; in the 1$ th Asian Eames with great enthusiasm.

A. notice B. notes C. part . role

F. from several countries competed in many Asian Eames.

A. 0pectators B. Athletes C. Audience . iewers

3. =ow many sports are there the 1$ th Asian Eames>

A. in B. on C. at . to

1@. he quiet country roads are ideal for cycling. he word 4cycling5 is closest in meaning to 4 5.

A. driving a car B. riding a %icycle C. ;ic;ing a %all . playingfoot%all

11. he ,lympic Eames are one of the %iggest sporting all over the world.

A. pro%lems B. athletes C. cultures . events

1". 0wimming is one of the sports.

A. mountainous B. aquatic C. racing . running

1#. can help an athlete to improve the strength of muscles and the appearance of the %ody.

A. 0hooting B. a%le tennis C. *eightlifting . +laying chess

1$. ,n some special occasions? people often march ( parade. and demonstrate to show their .

A. nation B. event C. culture . solidarity

1&. ietnam won # gold at the 1& th Asian Eames.

A. degrees B. medals C. awards . %oards

1'. Gearly &@@ from 11 nations too; part in the first Asian Eames in Gew elhi? 9ndian.


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A. viewers B. spectators C. athletes . passers-%y

Task . Read !e )assage on )age 1,B and ans$e% !e #o''o$ing 7ues ions:

1. =ow many countries too; part in the 1st Asian Eames>

". *here were the "nd

Asian Eames held>#. *hen were the # rd Asian Eames held>

$. *hich was not one of the si! sports events at the 1st Asian Eames>

a. Aquatic sports %. Bas;et%all c. olley%all d. oot%all

&. /ountain %i;ing was introduced for the first time at

a. he " nd Asian Eames %. he #rd Asian Eames

c. he 1# th Asian Eames d. he 1$ th Asian Eames

'. =ow many gold medals did the ietnamese athletes win at the 1$th Asian Eames>

Task . Read !e )assage (a%e#u''* and (!oose !e (o%%e( ans$e%.

he Asian Eames owes (gains) its origins to small Asian multi-sport competitions. he ar astern ChampionshipEames were created to show unity and cooperation among three nations8 Dapan? the +hilippines and China. he firstgames were held in /anila? the +hilippines in 13#1. ,ther Asian nations participated after they were organi7ed.

After *orld *ar 99? a num%er of Asian countries %ecame independent. /any of the new independent Asian countries wanted to use a new type of competition where Asian dominance (authority. should not %e shown %y violence andshould %e strengthened %y mutual understanding. 9n August 13$F? during the 1$th ,lympic Eame in 6ondon? 9ndiarepresentative Euru utt 0ondhi proposed to sports leaders of the Asian teams the idea of having discussions a%outholding the Asian Eames. hey agreed to form the Asian Athletic ederation. A preparatory was set up to draft thecharter for the Asian amateur athletic federation. 9n e%ruary? 13$3? the Asian athletic federation was formed and usedthe name Asian Eames ederation. 9t was formed and used the name Asian Eames ederation. 9t was decided to holdthe first Asian Eames in 13&1 in Gew elhi? the capital of 9ndia. hey added that the Asian Eames would %e regularlyheld once every four years.

12. he te!t is a%out .

A. the origin of the Asian Eames B. the ar astern Championship Eames

C. the Eames in /anila . the relationship of Dapan? the +hilippines? andChina

1F. he ar astern Championship Eames .

A. were held in /anila after *orld *ar 99 B. were held in Dapan

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13. he 1$ th ,lympic Eames too; place .

A. in 131# B. in August 13$F

C. %efore the *orld *ar 99 . 9n e%ruary 13$3

"@. he Asian Eames .

A. were suggested esta%lishing %y a 6ondoner B. were first held in China

C. were first held in 9ndia . were held in the same year of the 1$th ,lympicEames

"1. he Asian Eames were first held in .

A. 13#1 B. 13$1 C. 13$F . 13&1

3. S)eakingTask 1: Find ou !e "eaning o# !e $o%ds in !e a&'es &e'o$.

Eng'is! $o%ds Pa% o# s)ee(! P%onun(ia ion @ie na"ese "eaningsgold (n)

silver (n)

%ron7e (n)

;aratedo (n)

Task +. A%%ange !e )%o6ided $o%ds o "ake 7ues ions

1. were O the O where and when O 1st Asian Eames>

". countries O how many O "nd Eames Asian O the O too; part in >

#. the O at O the O sports events O can you name O #rd Asian Eames O competed>

Task ,. Ask and ans$e% 7ues ions a&ou !e Asian /a"es5 using !e a&'e on )age 1,9:

Example8


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A8 *hen and where werethe +st Asian Eames held>

B8 ( hey were held) in+ + in India.

A8 =ow many countries too; part in the Eames>

B8Eleven

A8 =ow many sports were there at the Eames>

Task 8. 4o%k in )ai%. Dis(uss a&ou *ou% #a6o%i e s)o%

1. *hat is your favorite sport>

". *hy do you li;e it>

#. =ow often do you play it>

$. *here do you usually play it>

&. o you play it alone or with someone>

'. o you want to %ecome a professional player of that sport> *hy or why not.

C. 0is ening

Task 1: Find ou !e "eaning o# !e $o%ds in !e a&'es &e'o$.

Eng'is! $o%ds Pa% o# s)ee(! P%onun(ia ion @ie na"ese "eaningsmedal (n) /'medl/

gymnasium (n) / im'neizjm/

%ar (n) /b :/

record (n) /'rek :d/

point (n) /p int/

gymnastics (n) / im'nstik/ jump (v) / mp/

display (n) /dis'plei/

average (n) /'vri /

Task +. 0is en and #i'' in !e &'anks:

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E. 0anguage Fo(us

1. )E.%/IVE !.%0SES %e6isiona. he man who #that% has bought the house comes from 6ondon.

%. he man whom #that% you met yesterday is my uncle.

c. he %icyclewhich #that% was sto en ast night is %lue.

d. he %icyclewhich #that% I has 9ust bought is %lue.

+. 12ISSI1N 13 )E.%/IVE P)1N10NS

Situation 8!8 a. he man whom #that% you met yesterday is my uncle.

he man you met yesterday is my uncle.

%. he %icyclewhich #that% I has 9ust bought is %lue.

he %icycleI has 9ust bought is %lue.


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3orm 8 0se 8 Selative pronouns Iwhom?

which? thatI which are used aso%jects can %e omitted? especially in

spo;en nglish.

I. PRONUNCIATIONC!oose !e $o%d - a5 &5 ( o% d - !a !as !e unde%'ined )a% )%onoun(ed di##e%en '* #%o" !a o# !eo !e%s.

1. a. attract %. aquatic c. added d. facility". a. athlete %. appreciate c. wrestling d. freestyle#. a. gather %. athletics c. enthusiam d. through

$. a. compete %. sport c. effort d. introduce&. a. attracted %. added c. competed d. developedII. 0AN/UA/E FOCUSA. C!oose !e $o%d o% )!%ase - a5 &5 ( o% d - !a &es (o")'e es !e sen en(e o% su&s i u es #o% !e

unde%'ined $o%d o% )!%ase.'. he ietnamese participants always ta;e part sports events with great enthusiasm.

a. in %. on c. at d. to

2. he Asian Eames have %een advancing all aspects.a. on %. at c. in d. for

F. Gew sports and traditional sports have %een added the Eames.a. in %. on c. up d. to

3. 9n spite of all its ? medical science ;nows little a%out the %rain.a. advantages %. advances c. approaches d. advents

1@. oot%all fans gathered around the in the comer of the clu% to see the final.a. assem%led %. collected c. wandered d. reached

11. Secently the Asian Eames has increased in .a. polular %. populari7ing c. popularity d. popularly

1". 9Jd rather go to the foot%all field %eing at home today.a. instead of %. %ecause of c. inspite of d. due to

1#. he *orld Cup is a foot%all which is open to all countries.a. participation %. involvement c. occasion d. competition

1$. 0cu%a-diving and windsurfing are %oth aquatic sports.a. field %. water c. com%at d. individual

...... that

which N 0 N 0 N

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1&. heir efforts were much when they won " gold? medals in %ody%uilding and %illiards.a. considered %. required c. e!pended d. appreciated

III. C!oose !e $o%d o% )!%ase - a5 &5 ( o% d - !a &es (o")'e es !e sen en(e.1'. Bill Eate? is the president of /icrosoft Company? is a %illionare.

a. who %. whose c. whom d. that12. una? ? may weigh up to 1?@@@ pounds.

a. one of the sea giants %. can %e giants of the sea

c. is the sea giant d. the sea of the giant

1F. 6ouis Senault greatly improved automo%ile technology the drive shaft in 1F3F.a. %y inventing %. that he invented c. his inventing d. the invention of

13. he whistle signaled the end of the first half. he march will continue after half-time and now AC /ilan Duventus %y " goal to nil.

a. led %. is leading c. has led d. leads

"@. Got only visit Dapan %ut they plan to stop off in the


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"3. encing was first introduced at the 1#th Asian Eames? in Bang;o;? hailand in 133F.

A. to %e held B. holing

C. when was held . which was held

#@. ach country sends its %est athletes participation e!presses the friendship and solidarity.

A. who B. which C. that . whose

#1. =e rang Dames? a good friend as well as his trainer.

A. who was B. that was C. %eing . to %e

#". came from rance were really more friendly than any others.

A. he athletes? that B. he athletes whom

C. he athletes who . he athletes which

##. hat is /r. +i;e? a referee? 9 told you a%out.

A. that B. which C. whom . whose

#$. his is a picture in the newspaper of a high jumper leg was seriously hurt.

A. who B. who C. whose . that

#&. 9 li;e the %oo; you lent me last wee;.

A. who B. when C. where . W

#'. 9 ;now the man /iss *hite is tal;ing to.

A. him B. which C. whose . W

I@. Co")'e e !ese sen en(es $i ! one a))%o)%ia e $o%d.

1. he Asian Eames ta;e ;;;;;;;;;;;; every four years.". 9n this event? people from all over Asia ;;;;;;;;;;; together to compete in sports.#. here were eleven countries ;;;;;;;;;;;;; part in the 1st Asian Eames.$. 9n the 1$th Asian Eames? the athletes ;;;;;;;;;;;; in #F different sports and won $"2 gold medals.&. 6ewis esta%lished a new world ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; with a time of 3.F' seconds.'. 6y uc won a gold medal in ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; in the 1$th Asian Eames.

Hosted aquatic place taking gather competed

Medals record bodybuilding participants held sports


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2. he 1 st Asian Eames were ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; in Gew elhi? 9ndia in 13&1.F. he 1$th Asian Eames attracted 3?313 ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; from $$ countries.3. 0wimming and water s;iing are %oth ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; sports.1@. Eermany ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; the *orld Cup finals in "@@'.

@. C!oose !e $o%d o% )!%ase - a5 &5 ( o% d - !a &es #i s !e &'ank s)a(e in !e #o''o$ing )assage. .he 1&th Asian Eames (1) from ecem%er 1 through ecem%er 1&? "@@'? in oha? Capital

of Latar. /ore than 1@?@@@ athletes? who (") $& countries and regions? too; part in #3 sportsand $"$ events of the Eames? the most important event in Asia. 0ome new events such as chess and triathlon were also (#) in the Eames.

he 1&th Asian Eames was organi7ed at #$ sporting ($) ? including halifa 0tadium? which (&) the opening and closing ceremonies. he ,pening Ceremony of the 1& th AsianEames? oha "@@'? at halifa 0tadium? was the most (') opening of any Eames with&@?@@@ people to get into halifa 0tadium and more than one %illion television (2) he ohaAsian Eames ,rgani7ing Committee ( AE,C) wanted to ensure that every%ody who saw the ceremony wouldhave a memory for life as suggested in the (F) I he Eames of our 6ife.I he 1&1h AsianEames was a successful sporting event that all (3) would never forget. veryone isloo;ing forward (1@) the 1' th Asian Eames? which will %e held in Euang7hou? China?from Govem%er " to Govem%er 1F? "@1@.

1. a. set up %. too; part c. %rought a%out d. too; place". a. sym%oli7ed %. represented c. e!pressed d. typified#. a. included %. contained c. competed d. consisted$. a. events %. facilities c. venues d. teams

&. a. held %. occurred c. too; d. hosted'. a. colorful %. formal c. spectacular d. ela%orate2. a. viewers %. o%servers c. partners d. spectatorsF. a. portrait %. %anner c. streamer d. slogan3. a. attenders %. attendees c. attendants d. attendances1@. a. for %. in c. to d. into@I. Read !e )assage (a%e#u''*5 !en (!oose !e (o%%e( ans$e%.

A09AG EA/ 0

he Asian Eames? also called the Asiad? is a multi-sport event held every four years among athletes fromall over Asia. he games are regulated %y the ,lympic Council of Asia (,CA) under the supervision of the

9nternational ,lympic Committee (9,C). /edals are awarded in each event? with gold for first place? silver forsecond and %ron7e for third? a tradition which started in 13&1. he Asian Eames are dominated %y the +eopleJsSepu%lic of China.

Competitors are entered %y a Gational ,lympic Committee (G,C) to represent their country of citi7enship.Gational anthems and flags accompany the medal ceremonies? and ta%les showing the num%er of medals won%y each country are widely used. 9n general only recogni7ed nations are represented? %ut a few nonsovereign


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countries are allowed to ta;e part. he special case of aiwan was handled %y having it compete as Chineseaipei? due to the political status of aiwan.

he 1&th Asian Eames were held in oha? Latar from ecem%er 1 to

ecem%er 1&? "@@'. he 1'th Asian Eames will %e held in Euang7hou? China in "@[email protected]. *hich of the following is true>

a. he Asian Eames are held every year.

%. he 9nternational ,lympic Committee is the founder of the Asia.

c. he first gold medals were given to? the winning athletes in 13&1.

d. he ,lympic Council of Asia organi7es the Eames.

1". he +eopleJs Sepu%lic of China .

a. is the strongest in the Asian Eames

%. is the host of the Asian Eames

c. is not allowed to ta;e part in the Eames

d. refuse to enter the Eames

1#. 9n the medal ceremonies .a. the competitors are entered to represent their country of citi7enship.

%. national anthems are played

c. the num%er of medals won %y each country is first announced

d. the winners are given a string of Jflowers

1$. *hich of the following is not true of the right to participate in the Asian Eames>a. ,nly recogni7ed nations are allowed to ta;e part.

%. Almost every nation can ta;e part in the Eames.

c. Gon-sovereign countries are also allowed to participate.

d. All are correct.

1&. *hich of the following is not true according to the passage>a. Lata was the host country in the 1&th Asian Eames.

%. he 1'th Asian Eames will ta;e place in China.

c. aiwan was not allowed to ta;e part in the 1&th Asian Eames %ecause of its political status.


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d. uring the Asian Eames? athletes from all over Asia come together to compete.

Uni 1,: HO33IESA. Reading

Task 1: Find ou !e "eaning o# !e $o%ds in !e a&'es &e'o$.

Eng'is! $o%ds Pa% o# s)ee(! P%onun(ia ion @ie na"ese "eanings+resent (v) [pri"zent]

+resentation (n) [,prezen'tei n ]Accomplished (a) ['k mpli t] Accompany (v) ['k mpni]indulge in (v) [in'd l ]9ndulgent (a) [in'd ld nt ]

indulgence (n) [in'd ld ns] admire (v) [d'm!i ]

admiration (n) [,dm'rei n ]admira%le (n) ['dmrbl ]discard (v) ['disk :d]

discarded (a) [dis'k :did],nce in a while (adv) ['w ns'w!il]

Task +. C!oose one $o%d $!ose unde%'ined )a% is )%onoun(ed di##e%en '*.1. A. occupy B.simply C.accompany . ho%%y". A. practised B. stamped C. indulged . watched#. A. friends B. tunes C. clu%s . stamps$. A. admire B. avid C. variety . whileTask,. C!oose !e one &es ans$e% o (o")'e e ea(! sen en(e.

1. =o%%ies are the things we li;e to do in our time.A. leisure B. free C. spare . All are correct". 9 just collect stamps from discarded envelopes.A. thrown away B. given up C. got away . done up#. here are also other ho%%ies that 9 in for a while.A.interested B. indulge C. move . include$./y father never indulges drin;ingA.on B. in C. with . to&.9 love watching the small fish swimming in the tan;A.through B.up C. towards . a%outTask 8:


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Task : Read !e )assage on )age 1, and (!o !e &es ans$e%s

1. here are a num%er of things people li;e to do in their free time. hey are

A. sport B. 0tories C. ho%%ies . swimming

". he ho%%ies ;eep people %ut help them feel happy.

% &

1. Anaccomp ished guitarist

". accompanying peoplesinging

#. a modest glass fish tan;

$. an avid stamp collector

&.discarded

'. indug e in

2. ;eep someone occupied

a. a person who is very enthusiastic a%outcollecting stamp.

%. %e interested in

c. ;eep someone %usy

d. a person who is good at playing the guitar.

e. playing the guitar while someone issinging.

f. thrown away

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=uong8 Could you tell me how you collect your %oo;>

6an8 *henever 9 find a %oo; which is (#) . .9 %uy it immediately

=uong8 *here do you %uy your %oo;s>

6an8 9 %uy some from the %oo;shop or from ($) .........%oo; stall

=uong8 =ow do you (&) .your collection>

6an8 9 classify them into different (') .

=uong8 9 thin; 9 Xll continue to ma;e my collection richer and richer.

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to get fed up (v)tiny virus (n) ['v!irs] ['t!ini]

fascinating (adj) ['fsineiti$]to catch a disease [kt#][di'zi:z]

jungle (n) ['d $gl]gigantic whale Y (n) d !i'gntik] [weil]

/as* 4: 2ultiple !hoice

$. :hat !inds of boo!s does he i!e to read >

A. any ;ind of material B. newspapers and maga7ines C. story %oo;s . All of them

(. 0ow did his parents fee when they read to him continua y;

A. interested B. %ored C. e!cited . sad

. :hat anima is mentioned in the tape script >

A. tiger B. lion C. chic;en . mon;ey

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Boo;s provide the reader with so many facts and so much information. hey have certainly helped me in mydaily life. 9 am %etter (3) to cope with living. ,therwise 9 would go a%out (1@)learning things the hard way.

0o 9 continue to read. Seading is indeed a good ho%%y.

D. 4%i ing

/as* + )ead the passage and answer the 'uestions "elow 8

6anJs ho%%y is collecting %oo;s. 0he collects them regularly. *henever she finds a %oo; which isinteresting? she %uys it immediately. 0he %uys some from the %oo;shop near her house and some others fromsecond-hand %oo;s stalls. 0ometimes her friends? her mum and dad give her some. 0he has many ;inds of%oo;s? so she classifies them into different categories and puts each category in one corner of her %oo;shelf with a name tag on it. 0he will continue to ma;e her collection richer and richer.

1. *hatJs 6anJs ho%%y>

". =ow does she collect them>

#. *here does she collect them>

$. =ow does she classify them>

&. *hatJs her plan for the future>

Task +: 4%i e a&ou *ou% s a") (o''e( ion5 %ea' o% i"agina%*5 #o''o$ing !ese 7ues ions:

1. *hatJs your ho%%y>

". *hen did you start to collect them>

#. =ow do you collect them>

$. =ow do you classify them>

&. =ow do you ;eep them>

'. *hy do you collect them>

2. *hatJs your plan for the future>

E. 0anguage #o(us: C'e# Sen en(es in a( i6e 6oi(e

.g. /rs rang teaches nglish at Gguyen u =igh 0chool

0 , Adv

1. 9t is /rs rang who teaches nglish at Gguyen u =igh 0chool.


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2. /y mother %ought me a present on my %irthday party. --------------------------------------------------------

F. he neigh%or told them a%out it. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------

3. /y friend came to see me late last night.

-----------------------------------------------------------------------1@. hat %oy scored the goal for his team.

----------------------------------------------------------------------11. he dog gra%%ed at the piece of meat and ran away.

------------------------------------------------------1". he strong wind %lew the roof off.

----------------------------------------------------------------------1#. he police arrested the man at the railway station.

-----------------------------------------------------------1$. he man is learning nglish.

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------1&. he woman gave him the nglish %oo;.

----------------------------------------------------------------1'.0he sent her friend a post card.

------------------------------------------------------------------------------------12.=oa %orrowed some nglish %oo;s from 6ong.

---------------------------------------------------------1F. he little %oy greeted his grand father in a strange language.

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13. he pedestrian as;ed the policeman a lot of questions. -------------------------------------------------

"@. he dog %ar;ed at the stranger. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

"1. /y mom is ma;ing some ca;es for our dinner. -------------------------------------------------------

"".*e all saw her hus%and out side the theater last night. --------------------------------------------------------

"#./r. =ao repaired the roof yesterday morning. -----------------------------------------

"$.9 always meet this student in the cafR whenever 9 come there. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

"&.9 %ought this motor in =C/ city some years ago. ------------------------------------------------------

"'.9 met 0asa on the way to my school. ---------------------------------------------------------

"2.*e were %orn in this place. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------

"F.*e often gather for dinner in this restaurant.


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---------------------------------------------------------------"3. he %oy hit the dog in the garden.

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------#@.=e %ought the %oo; from that corner shop.

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#1.0he %ought him a present at the shop. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------

#".0he ma;es some ca;es for tea. -----------------------------------------------------------------------------

##.=is father repaired the %icycle for him. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------

#$.9 met her on the way to school. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------

#&. hey often had parties on the wee;end. -----------------------------------------------------------------------------

#'. he police arrested the thief at the railway station. -------------------------------------------------------------

#2.9 gave him a photo al%um on his wedding day. ----------------------------------------------------------------

#F.*e planted some young trees in the garden. ----------------------------------------------------------

#3.9 met my wife when 9 was a student at teacher training college. -----------------------------------------------------------------------------

$@./y father usually complains a%out my students whenever they go to my house. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Task ,. C!oose !e one &es ans$e% o (o")'e e ea(! sen en(e.1 .=e wasnZt a%le to cope the stresses and strains of the jo%.

A.with B.to C. in . on". /y friend ave was really interested in my %est stamp? so 9 it away to him.

A.gave B. threw C. %rought . put#. hese ideas have now %een completely discarded.

A. come up with B. got rid ofC. put forward . put into practice

$. his vase is quite rare and is almost a Zs item.A. collect B. collective C. collection . collector

&. he singer was on the piano %y her sister.A.played B. performed C. accompanied . helped

'. he most important thing is to ;eep yourself occupied.A.%usy B. rela!ed C. comforta%le . free

2. 9 donZt ;now the title %ut 9 recogni7e the of this song.A.sound B. rhyme C. tune . theme

Task 8. Co")'e e !e sen en(e $i ! !e (o%%e( #o%" o# !e $o%d in !e &o .accomplish admire accompany collect discard indulge occupy classify


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1. 0he needed only one more stamp to complete her .". he girl sang to the ;;;;;;;;;;;;;; of a piano.#. rawing and singing were among her many ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; $. =e never lost the ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; of his students.&. /y doctor advised me to avoid e!cessive ;;;;;;;;;;;; in sweets and canned drin;s.

'. *e need something to ;eep the children ;;;;;;;;;;;; in their summer holiday.2. he %oo;s are ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; into different categories to su%ject.F. he room was littered with ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; newspapers.Task . Re$%i e !e #o''o$ing sen en(es $i !ou (!anging !ei% "eaning.1.Bermuda got its name in 13'$.-- 9t was in ".9:ve lost my %oo;.-- 9t is my %oo; #.=oa %orrowed the nglish- ietnamese ictionary from the teacher.-- 9t was the nglish- ietnamese ictionary $.=er father gave her a nice present on her %irthday.

-- 9t was her father &. he tourists as;ed the tourist guide a lot of questions.-- 9t was the tourist guide


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UNIT 15: SPACE CONQUEST


A. Reading

Task 1: Find out t e !eanings o" t e #o$ds in t e ta%&es %e&o#.

English words Pronunciation

(Font: Lucida SanUnicode)

Vietnamese meanings

lift off /lift/

orbit /' :bit/

flight /flight/cosmonaut=astronaut /'k zmn :t/

enormous

react /ri:'kt/

uncertainty / n's:tnti/

deal with /di:l/

satisfaction /,stis'fk n/

venture /'vent /

feat /fi:st/

crash /kr /

honor /' n/

'. S(eaking


English words Pronunciation Vietnamese meanings


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spacecraft /'speis kr :ft/

mark /m :k/

project /proje%t/

independent /,indi'pendnt

manned /mnd/

rtificial satellite /, :ti'fi l 'stl!it /

launch /l :nt /

Task 1: P%a( i(e !e (on6e%sa ion:!8018*hen did China laugh first manned spacecraft into space>0"8,n ,cto%er 1&O"@@#018what is the name of china:s first manned spacecraft>0"89t:s 0jem[jou018*hat is the name of the astronaut>0"V=is name:s ang 6iuri018=ow old was he when he flow into space>0"8#F years old.018=ow important was the successful flight to China0"8/a;e a milestone in China:s space projectC. 0is ening


English words Pronunciation Vietnamese meanings

challenge /'t lind /

spacesuit /'speis sj :t /

pressure /'pre /

mission /'mi n /

e!periment /iks'periment /

achievement /'t i:vmnt/

support /s'p :t/

Task +: 0is en and #i'' in !e &'anks:


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9n a speech to the Congress in (1) ? the


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%ats stops laughs speeds ;iss esdates watches cloths hills wor;s

(s( (i5( (5(

spea;s %o!es%ags

6hat rules can we use to pronounce the words with 7S(ES endings 8

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PART II : E ERCISESI. PRONUNCIATION:Task1: C!oose !e $o%d $!i(! !as !e unde%'ined )a% )%onoun(ed di##e%en '* #%o" !e o !e%s.

1. A. energy B. only C. plenty . hydropower". A. repeats B. coughs C. amuses . attac;s#. A. wor;s B. %egins C. helps . cuts

$. A. gravity B. aspiration C. %iography . possi%le&. A. technical B. conquest C. psychology . launched

Task+: C!oose !e $o%d $!i(! !as !e s %essed )a% )%onoun(ed di##e%en '* #%o" !e o !e%s.'. A. environment B. department C. dependent . cosmonaut2. A. holiday B. certainty C. industry . adventureF. A. increasing B. investigate C. satellite . important3. A. pilot B. resign C. provide . appoint1@. A. physicist B. president C. inventor . gardener

II. @OCA3U0ARTask 1: Co")'e e !e #o''o$ing sen en(es $i ! !e $o%ds in !e &o

1. Geil Armstrong %ecame the first man on the. ". o wal; on the moon surface? the astronauts need to wear a with a porta%le life

support system

orbit %pacesuit weightlessness e!periments crash moon flight mission


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#. hey performed a variety of and collected soil and roc; samples to return to thearth

$. hey successfully completed their historic &. =e died in a plane on a routine training flight'. =is lasted 1@F minutes

2. uri Eagarin was the first human %eing around the arth.F. he "2-year-old 0oviet cosmonaut %ecame the first person to eat and drin; in .

III. READIN/Task +: Read !e #o''o$ing )assages !en ans$e% 7ues ions. C!oose !e (o%%e( ans$e% &*

(i%('ing i s (o%%es)onding 'e e% A5 35 C5 o% D.6ong ago a lot of people thought the moon was a god. ,ther people thought it was just a light in the s;y. Andothers thought it was a %ig %all of cheese.

hen telescopes were made. And men saw that the moon was really another world. hey wondered whatit was li;e. hey dreamed of going there.

,n Duly "@? 13'3? that dream came true. wo American men landed on the moon. heir names were Geil

Armstrong and dwin Aldrin.he first thing the men found was that the moon is covered with dust. he dust is so thic; that the men leftfootprints where they wal;ed. hose were the first mar;s a living thing had ever made on the moon. And theycould stay there for years and years. here is no wind or rain to wipe them off.

he two men wal;ed on the moon for hours. hey pic;ed up roc;s to %ring %ac; to earth for study. heydug up dirt to %ring %ac;. hey set up machines to find out things people wanted to ;now. hen they clim%ed%ac; into their moon landing craft.

Ge!t day the landing craft roared as the two men too; off from the moon. hey joined /ichael Collins inthe spaceship that waited for them a%ove the moon. hen they were off on their long trip %ac; to earth. Behindthem they left the plains and tall mountains of the moon. hey left the machines they had set up. And they leftfootprints that may last forever.1. his story tells

A. a%out the first men to wal; on the moon.B. what the men %rought %ac; from their trip to the moon.C. how men found the footprints on the moon.. who had left footprints on the moon %efore the two men landed there.

". A telescope .A. ma;es faraway things seem closer. B. turns the moon into another worldC. ma;es many of men:s dreams come true . ma;es %alls of light seem %righter

#. he men %rought roc;s and dirt from the moon %ecause A. they wanted something to show they were there.B. they wanted to ;eep them as souvenirsC. people wanted to use them to learn a%out the moon.. they might sell them to scientists.

$. he Americans: machines will most li;ely stay on the moon until A. someone ta;es them away. B. a storm covers them with dustC. rain and wind destroy them. . they %ecome rusty and %rea; to pieces.

&. he ne!t people who go to the moon most li;ely could A. find the places where Armstrong and Aldrin wal;edB. leave the first set of footprints on the moon.


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C. find that the machines have disappeared.. find that dust has wiped off the two men:s footprints.

I@. /RA - 6et:s N (%are)? shall we >

- (+lease N) (%are) ? will you > (c]u m nh l nh) - 9 am ? aren:t 9 >- his O hat (is )? (isn:t) it >- hese O hose (are )? (aren:t) they >- here is O are ? isn:t O aren:t there >- No&od* No one N (;h ng M nh) ? au!i O modal (;h ng M nh) !e* >- verythingOsomethingOanything... ? .............i >- very%odyO everyoneO someoneO ...? ................!e*>

- S Nne6e% %a%e'* se'do" no 'onge%? SB (;h ng M nh(N) N 0 >

E a")'e: ou:ll never %e a millionaire? will you>hey:ve left for the %each? haven:t they>0he has to study hard? doesn:t she>9t:s not cold outside today? is it>

Re"inde%: Am I not; is formalV Aren't I; is informal.

1.- ou:ve never %een in =awaii? >".- 0he:s not going to have to ta;e another course? >#.- 0he shouldn:t smo;e? >$.- =e:s had many different ;inds of jo%s? >&.- =e:s an engineer for a government agency? >'.- Bo% and /ary have to go home now? >2.- Bill and =enry have gone? >F.- 0he:s recently %een ill? >3.- here:s something coo;ing on the stove? >[email protected] ou had a good time at the game? >11.- 9t:ll %e cold tomorrow? >1".- Go%ody has arrived yet? >1#.- =e:s never on time to wor;? >1$.- here were a lot of people at the concert? >1&.- 9:m going to %e with you tomorrow night? >1'.- /ary had to coo; dinner? >12.- Dohn has had several operations this year? >1F.- *e:ve studied a lot of things so far? >13.- ou weren:t at the last meeting? >"@.- hey:ve never had a child? >"1.- he moon goes round the earth? >"".- ou can type well? >"#.- 9:m not pronouncing your name correctly? >"$.- 0he hasn:t %een enjoying herself lately? >


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"&.- =e hurt himself in the accident? >"'. /r. im teaches nglish? >"2. he weather is %etter? >"F. /inh has a new car? >"3. ou won:t come? >

#@. *e shan:t go camping? >#1. 9 am not a good man? >#". he hens lay eggs? >##. here will %e a shop here? >#$. /inh leaves =ang? >#&. he li%raries don:t open? >#'. 0he:s finished the wor;? >#2. =e:s getting cold? >#F. here were not a restaurant here? >#3. he room isn:t tidied? >$@. hey translated it? >

$1. hose people are waiting the %us? >$". *e met her last night? >$#. verything is alright? >$$. 0omeone steals my money? >$&. nglish is not interesting? >$'. 6etJs go out tonight? >$2. Go%ody ;nows the answer? >$F. 9Jm correct? >$3. on:t touch that %utton? >&@. our parents are living over one thousand ;ilometers away from you? >&1. hanh Ba +ost ,ffice provides the /essenger Call 0ervice? >&". ou sent a parcel which is under 1& ;g yesterday? >. A special mail service is fast? >&$. Go%ody helps me to send this document to my office? >&&. ou always learn hard? >&'. he num%er of rare animals is decreasing so rapidly? >&2. inosaurs %ecame e!tinct millions of years? >&F. isitors do not help to preserve and protect national par;s? >&3. Go one has %een there? >'@. =er name is 6inda /artin? >'1. ou often have %read and meal for %rea;fast? >'". =e never drin; wine? >'#. 9 thin; she is a good teacher? >'$. Go salt is needed? >'&. 9 am interested in watching foot%all match? >''. =e ought to ta;e some e!tra courses? >'2. 6et:s go to the %each this afternoon? >'F. urn off all lights %efore leaving the office? >'3. ossil fuels are never renewed? >2@. *e can hardly nuclear energy %ecause of its danger? >


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21. Gothing is perfect? >2". Go%ody came to the office last 0unday? >2#. 0omeone has just come in? >2$. his is my %oo;? >2&. here are no clouds in the s;y? >

2'. =eJs waiting for you? >22. here are seven days in a wee;? >2F. 9Jm not late? >23. hese colors are pretty? >F@. =er reasons werenJt very good? >F1. he doctor wasnJt in his office? >F". he lights were very %right? >F#. he idea is interesting? >F$. here were a lot of %oo;s on the ta%le? >F&. he hole isnJt deep? >F'. =arry ta;es sugar in tea? >

F2. he lift isnJt wor;ing today? >FF. 9t never wor; very well? >F3. very%ody reali7ed the danger? >3@. here was a lot of noise? >31. Go%ody complained? >3". /ary hardly ever coo;s? >3#. *e had to wait a long time to get our visa? >3$. hey donJt allow pet dogs in this shop? >3&. Gothing went wrong? >3'. =e never ta;es advice? >32. here used to %e trees here? >3F. 9 am too impatient? >33. ic; wouldnJt tell anyone? >1@@. 6etJs go out tonight? >1@1. 0ue doesnJt ;now Ann? >1@". here is an e!am tomorrow? >1@#. *eJve seen that movie? >1@$. =eJd never met her %efore? >1@&. ou donJt really love her? >1@'. his will wor; well? >1@2. 9 couldnJt help it? >1@F. ouJll tell me if she calls? >1@3. *eJd never have ;nown? >11@. he weatherJs %ad? >111. 0he wonJt %e late? >11". Go%ody ;nows the answer? >11#. he moon goes round the earth? >11$. lephants live in urope? >11&. =eJs still sleeping? >


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UNIT 1): T*E +ONDERS OF T*E +OR,DPART I: STUDENTS PREPARATION

A. ReadingTask 1: Find out t e !eanings o" t e #o$ds in t e ta%&es %e&o#.

English words Pronunciation(Font: Lucida SanUnicode)

Vietnamese meanings

&he great 'yramid /greit 'pirmid / burial /'beril /mandarin /'mndrin /treasure /'tre /tomb /t :m /mysterious /mis'tiris /

proceed /pro%eed /locatedwonder /'w nd /transport /trnsp :t /huge /hj :d /consist of /kn'sist /

journey /'d :ni /

'. S(eaking

C. ,isteningTask 1: Find out t e !eanings o" t e #o$ds in t e ta%&es %e&o#.

English words Pronunciation(Font: Lucida San

Unicode)

Vietnamese meanings

man (made wonder /'mn meid 'w nd /magnificence and significance /mg'nifisns/

/sig'nifikns /#orld )eritage*ynasty /'dinsti/ ancient /'ein nt / stone roadway /sto n 'ro dwei /visible /'vizbl/

Task +: 0is en and #i'' in !e &'anks:THE /REAT 4A00 OF CHINA


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he Ereat *all of China? which is said to %e visi%le from the (1) ? winds up anddown across deserts? grasslands and mountains of (") provinces. 9t is considered one of thegreatest man-made wonders in the world than;s to its magnificence and significance. 9n 13F2? the Ereat *all was listed as a *orld =eritage %y


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CJu 1: he 0tatue of 6i%erty

A. is among the most famous monuments in the world

B. is the most famous monument in the world

C. was designed and constructed %y the American sculptors

. is located in the centre of Gew or;

CJu +: he 0tatue of 6i%erty .

A. was sent to America in 1FF$ B. was never sent to America

C. was sent to America in 1FF& . was sent to America in 1FF'

CJu ,: he 0tatue of 6i%erty .

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1. 9n a moon town? what is the %est place for house >

". *ill the people on the moon wear o!ygen mas;s when they leave their homes >

#. *hy will the pioneers have to ta;e along from the earth the o!ygen they need for %reathing >

$. 9f a stone weighs 1F tons on the earth? how much does it weigh on the moon >

&. According to the passage? can people %uild cities on the moon >

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,machi 12. hey thin; Benam will attend the party.

Benam 1F. hey said that Dun%i found sic; " wee;s ago.

9t

Dun%i 13. +eople %elieve that 6eanh is suffering from something serious.

6eanh "@. +eople say that four mem%ers have %een dismissed from the class

our mem%ers "1. hey %elieve /aiphuong has %een feeding $ dogs.

/aiphuong "". +eople thin; the government will %uild a supermar;et here.

he government "#. +eople %elieved that fresh air was %ad for sic; people.

resh air "$. hey say he is an agitated (!^c Mng) state.

=e "&. *e e!pect that the rate of inflation (lm ph_t) will fall.

he rate of inflation "'. hey say he is somewhere in Eermany (n +c \ c).

=e "2. +eople rumoured that he was involved in the %an; ro%%ery.

=e "F. +eople thin; that she died in a plane crash.

0he

"3. +eople %elieved that the earth was the centre of the universe (v` tr). he earth #@. 9t is e!pected that the stri;e will end soon.

he stri;e #1. 9t is thought that the prisoner escaped %y clim%ing over the wall.

he prisoner #". 9t is reported that many people are homeless after the floods.

/any people ##. 9t is said that the man ro%%ed the stone of H #?@@@ in cash.

he man #$. 9t is reported that the %uilding was %adly damaged %y fire.

he %uilding #&. 9t is said that the company is losing a lot of money.

he company #'. 9t is said that she wor;s 1' hours a day.

0he #2.+eople say that he is a good doctor.

=e #F. 0omeone reports that the situation was under control.


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he situation #3. 0omeone thin;s that the company is planning a new advertising campaign .

he company $@. hey e!pects that the soap opera will end ne!t year.

he soap opera

$1. +eople ;now that cars pollute the environment. Cars

$1. +eople %elieve that the ro%%er has wor;ed in the %an;. he ro%%er

$". /any people %elieve that she is an honest person. 0he

$#. hey thin; that the president will arrive soon. he president

$$. 9t is reported that many passengers died in the crash. /any passengers

$&. 9t is e!pected that the prices will rise again this month. he prices

$'. 9t is proved that life doesn:t e!ist on the moon. 6ife

$2. hey say that he has passed the final e!am with the %est result. =e is

$F. =e is said to have %een in the army. +eople say

$3. 9t is %elieved that the man escaped in a stolen car. he man

&@. +eople say that he has %een all over the world.

=e &1. 9t is %elieved that the man is 1@F years old. he man

&". he teacher e!plained that this powerful engine pulled the train.9t

his powerful engine .=e told me that his foot%all team had played well last season.

9t =is foot%all team

&$.+eople %elieve that he wor;ed very hard.9t

=e &&. 9t is said that they wor; 1$ hours a day.

hey +eople

&'. 0omeone thin;s that 6an will return tomorrow.9t

6an


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&2. +eople thin; that 6an is living near here.9t

6an &F. hey thin; that she is hiding in the forest.

9t

0he &3. hey said that she died of cancer

9t 0he

'@. hey find that the jo% is not suita%le for a girl li;e her.9t

he jo%

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