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Which word best completes the sentence: My colleague was proud ___________ finishing the work in such a short time.
Which word best completes the sentence: My colleague was proud ___________ finishing the work in such a short time.
- over
- on
- of (correct)
- about
Which word best completes the sentence: Pauline ____________ me very much of a girl I used to know at university.
Which word best completes the sentence: Pauline ____________ me very much of a girl I used to know at university.
- recollects
- remembers
- recalls
- reminds (correct)
Which word best completes the sentence: A good friend will stand ____________ you when you’re having trouble.
Which word best completes the sentence: A good friend will stand ____________ you when you’re having trouble.
- in
- against
- by (correct)
- out
Which phrase best completes the sentence: They ________________ live with their grandmother in Ho Chi Minh city.
Which phrase best completes the sentence: They ________________ live with their grandmother in Ho Chi Minh city.
Which word best completes the sentence: She was ______________ that she couldn’t speak any word.
Which word best completes the sentence: She was ______________ that she couldn’t speak any word.
Which word has a different vowel sound compared to the others?
Which word has a different vowel sound compared to the others?
What is the most suitable word to complete the sentence: 'You must be careful when you wash this ______________ silk blouse.'?
What is the most suitable word to complete the sentence: 'You must be careful when you wash this ______________ silk blouse.'?
Which of the following correctly completes the sentence: 'Have you ever ________________ asleep at the movies?'
Which of the following correctly completes the sentence: 'Have you ever ________________ asleep at the movies?'
Choose the most accurate option to fill in the blank: 'Amy’s date last night ____________. She liked him and he liked her, so they are going out again tonight!'
Choose the most accurate option to fill in the blank: 'Amy’s date last night ____________. She liked him and he liked her, so they are going out again tonight!'
Which phrase best completes the sentence: 'To lend money to friends may sometimes succeed. ____________, it often leads to disaster.'
Which phrase best completes the sentence: 'To lend money to friends may sometimes succeed. ____________, it often leads to disaster.'
What is the appropriate phrase to complete this sentence: 'We have bought extra food _____________ our friends stay to dinner.'?
What is the appropriate phrase to complete this sentence: 'We have bought extra food _____________ our friends stay to dinner.'?
Identify the correct verb form to complete: 'I wish Mark would ___________ a little better when we have visitors.'
Identify the correct verb form to complete: 'I wish Mark would ___________ a little better when we have visitors.'
Which option correctly completes this sentence: 'You shouldn’t stay at home so much. Get _____________ and make new friends.'
Which option correctly completes this sentence: 'You shouldn’t stay at home so much. Get _____________ and make new friends.'
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Study Notes
I. Phonetics
- Identify the word with a different pronunciation of the underlined part from a set of four options.
- Example words: dear, hear, bear, near.
- Focus on vowel sounds in words like sports, streets, plant, oasis, etc.
II. Grammar and Vocabulary
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Options provided (A, B, C, D) to complete sentences.
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Key Vocabulary:
- Delicate: Referring to the fragility of the silk blouse.
- Set: Pertaining to setting an alarm clock.
- Fall: To describe an action of becoming asleep.
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Contextual Understanding:
- Treating someone nicely can be indicated through actions like holding parties or spending time.
- Describing successful social interactions, such as a date going well.
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Usage of Phrasal Verbs:
- Hang around: To casually spend time with someone.
- Get into touch: To connect or communicate with old friends.
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Sentence Structures and Connectors:
- Using 'In case' to express a condition.
- 'Though' to present contrasting ideas or exceptions.
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Identifying Correct Forms:
- Different grammatical forms such as past tense (fell vs. fallen) or gerunds (having).
- Proper use of prepositions, like 'proud of'.
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Contextual Idioms:
- "Stand by you" indicates loyalty during difficult times.
- "Get used to" emphasizes adjustment to new situations or experiences.
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Emphasizing Adjectives:
- Degrees of anger expressed through terms like 'very angry', 'too angry', and 'so angry’ to indicate varying levels of intensity.
Overall Tips:
- Pay attention to the context for vocabulary and grammar questions.
- Recognize patterns in pronunciation, sentence structure, and word usage.
- Practice differentiating meaning based on different word forms and their correct applications in sentences.
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