Toeic Pre - Student's Book

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Xin chào tất cả các bạn,
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trở nên đặc biệt hơn.
Đó là cách cô tìm đến với tiếng Anh và yêu tiếng Anh một cách
vô điều kiện như vậy. Bản thân cô cũng luôn cho rằng, trong tất
cả các lĩnh vực, những điều gắn với trách nhiệm, tâm lý phải
làm sẽ khiến ta chán nản, khó thực hiện, khó theo đuổi. Vì thế
khi đến với tiếng Anh, cô không đặt nặng vấn đề trách
nhiệm nữa mà học cách yêu tiếng Anh, đồng hành cùng
nó chứ không phải “vác nặng” trên vai.
Chính vì tư duy và cảm nhận như vậy nên cô thấy rằng

người học tiếng Anh muốn thành công thì phải có cảm
hứng. Khi ta không học vì trách nhiệm, ta sẽ thấy thoải
mái và hiệu quả hơn rất nhiều.
Và từ đó, khi đến với con đường giảng dạy tiếng

Anh, cô muốn là một người sứ giả mang đến cho
học viên cảm hứng. Cô muốn cho các bạn thấy
tiếng Anh là một ngôn ngữ đẹp lắm, diệu kỳ lắm và
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Lời mở đầu
Các bạn thân mến,
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được công nhận bởi chứng chỉ ngôn ngữ quốc tế các chủ đề chọn lọc thường xuất hiện trong
là điều vô cùng cần thiết. Cùng với IELTS, đề thi TOEIC.
TOEIC là một trong những chứng chỉ được đánh
giá cao về tính hữu dụng và sử dụng rộng rãi, đặc Nắm được phương pháp đọc hiểu, chiến
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Tăng sự tự tin khi giao tiếp với đồng nghiệp, và kỹ năng phát triển bản thân.
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Đáp ứng điều kiện đầu vào khi đi du học tại các
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Student’s book
TOEIC Pre
Student’s book khóa học Pre 1. Hãy đọc bài và chuẩn bị bài trước khi đến lớp
TOEIC tập trung vào các kiến Một bài học mới sẽ có vô vàn những kiến thức mới lạ, việc
thức ngữ pháp, các dạng bài chuẩn bị trước khi học giúp các bạn không chỉ ôn lại kiến
TOEIC, cũng như những chủ thức đã biết, mà đặc biệt là tránh bị “ngợp” những luồng kiến
điểm từ vựng thường xuất thức mới.
hiện trong đề thi thật.
2. Ghi chép đầy đủ
Cuốn student’s book được Cuốn student’s book được thiết kế dạng “đục lỗ” những
thiết kế bám sát với giáo thông tin quan trọng để học viên sẽ cùng xây dựng nội dung
trình và bài giảng trên lớp, bài học với giáo viên. Việc này không chỉ giúp các bạn giữ
nhằm giúp học viên sử dụng được sự tập trung trong suốt thời gian học mà còn tự mình
song song với quá trình học và chọn lọc ra được những thông tin quan trọng nhất trong bài.
tự ôn tập tại nhà. Ngoài ra, sau mỗi bài học sẽ có dung lượng 2 trang giấy tại
phần Your note để học viên tự do ghi chép lại những phần bài
Để đạt được điểm số như cần chú ý, cũng như lưu lại những phần kiến thức mở rộng
mong đợi, Anh ngữ Ms Hoa xin được giáo viên đề cập bên ngoài.
gửi tới các bạn cách sử dụng
cuốn student’s book này một 3. Ôn tập và mở rộng kiến thức
cách hiệu quả và tối ưu hóa Để tối ưu hóa kiến thức, các bạn nên tận dụng cuốn student’s
thời gian nhất. book trên tay để ôn tập hàng ngày tại nhà. Việc tạo cho bản
thân thói quen học bài và làm bài hàng ngày là điều thiết yếu
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cách hiệu quả, đặc biệt là khi các bạn đọc lại phần nội dung
mình đã tự mình ghi chép và mở rộng.
Học chỉ trên giáo trình là chưa đủ, bạn nên cố gắng sắp xếp
thời gian hàng ngày để làm quen các dạng đề thi thật trong
các cuốn sách TOEIC như TOEIC Economy, Hacker TOEIC,
ETS,….
Cách này giúp các bạn vừa ôn tập được kiến thức cũ, vừa rèn
luyện nâng cao trình độ bản thân nhằm sớm đạt được mức
điểm như mong muốn.
Contents
LISTENING ..................................................................................................................................3
Unit 1. Photos of People ............................................................................................................5
Unit 2. Photos of Object and Scenes .......................................................................................16
Unit 3. Information Questions (1) ............................................................................................25
Unit 4. Information Questions (2) ............................................................................................33
Unit 5. Yes/ No Questions ........................................................................................................41
Unit 6. Other Types of Question ..............................................................................................46
Unit 7. Business Activities ........................................................................................................52
Unit 8. Daily Activities ..............................................................................................................62
Unit 9. At Public Places ............................................................................................................70
Unit 10. Telephone messages and Public announcements .....................................................80
Unit 11. Radio broadcasts, Speeches and Internal announcement ........................................88
Unit 12. Speeches and Internal announcements.....................................................................97
READING ................................................................................................................................107
Unit 1. Nouns and Pronouns ..................................................................................................109
Unit 2. Adjectives and Adverbs ..............................................................................................119
Unit 3. Verb Tenses ................................................................................................................129
Unit 4. Active and Passive Voices ..........................................................................................138
Unit 5. To- Infinitives ..............................................................................................................148
Unit 6. Gerunds ......................................................................................................................156
Unit 7. Participles ...................................................................................................................164
Unit 8. Conjunctions...............................................................................................................174
Unit 9. Prepositions................................................................................................................181
Unit 10. Relative pronouns & Relative Adverbs ....................................................................192
Unit 11. Subjunctive Mood ....................................................................................................202
Unit 12. Agreement................................................................................................................212
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Unit
01 PHOTOS OF PEOPLE
Unit 1. Photos of People
I. THEORY
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speech speech
Review Nghỉ ngơi
Examine Với tới
Leave Quét
through
Stare at Polish
Sắp xếp Display
Đánh máy Bốc hàng
Chặt, bổ Bài thuyết trình
Chỉ vào Apron
Đẩy Stove Bếp
Kéo Nội thất
Nắm, giữ Xe chở
Ra hiệu Binoculars
Ký Tay vịn
Hike Đóng đinh
Ride Mũ bảo hộ
Board Suitcase
Nằm Subway
Platform
Dựa vào
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II. HOMEWORK
Exercise 1. Listen and fill in the blanks, then, choose the correct answer (File 1).
1.
A She is ……………….……………….the stairs.
B She ……………….………………. on the
handrail.
C She ……………….……………….the stairs.
2. A. She ……………….……………….a ……………….

B. She ……………….……………….a……………….
from the shelf
C. She ……………….……………….a
……………….at a library.
3.
A. A ………………. is ……………….……on the
screen.
B. One man is ……………….………. the screen.
C. Some people are ……….…….
their ……………
4.
A. The man ……………….……………….a suitcase.

B. The man ……………….……………….a suit.
C. The man …………….……………….…the sofa.
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5.
A. They ……………….just……………….the finish
line.
B. The bikers ……………….………………helmets.
C. The bicycles ……………….……………on the
front.
6.
A. The man is ……………….……………….the lawn.
B. The man is ……………….some ……………….
C. The man is ……………….……………….
7.
A. A woman ……………….……………….a broom
B. The area is ……………….……………….
C. A woman is ……………….the
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8.
A. They are ……………….……………….
B. They are ……………….in a circle
C. They are ……………….in step
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9.
A. She is ……………….……………….the
clothing item.
B. She is ……………….……………….the item
C. She is ……………….……………….
10.
A. He is ……………….some ……………….
B. He is ……………….some ……………….
C. He is ……………….some ……………….
11.
A. She is ……………….her ……………….

B. She is ……………….at her ……………….
C. She is ……………….some ………………
12.
A. They are sitting ……… each other.

B. They are ……………….by the ……………
C. The flower
pot ……………….….the ………………
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1.
A. He is ………………. a ……………….
B. He is ……………….……………….
2.
A. She is ……………….a page.
B. She is ……………….a ……………….
3.
A. He is ……………….a ……………….
B. He is ……………….a ……………….
4.
A. The woman is ……………….a pen

B. The woman is ……………….on a
keyboard.
C. The woman is ……………….a computer
D. The woman is ……………….a file cabinet
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5.
A. He is ……………….a picture
B. He is ……………….a piece of paper
C. He is ……………….something on the
bulletin board.
D. He is ……………….a magazine.
6.
A. The man is ……………….in a ……………….
B. The man is ……………….gloves.
C. The man is ……………….a chart.
D. The man is ……………….a microscope.
1.
A. The men are ……………….
B. They are ……………….the desk.
2.
A. The woman is ……………….
B. The man is ……………….
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3.
A. Some people are ……………….bicycles.
B. They are ……………….the street.
4.
A. They are ……………….the steps.
B. They are ……………….on the street.
C. They are ……………….by a door.
D. They are ……………….
5.
A. They are ……………….some water.
B. A man is ……………….at a screen.
C. They are ……………….a representation.
D. A man is ……………….on the board.
6.
A. They are ……………….in chairs.
B. A man is ……………….on the phone.
C. Two men are ……………….
D. A woman is ……………….a document.
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Exercise 4. Listen and choose the correct answer (File 4).
1. 2.
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5. 6.
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Unit PHOTOS OF OBJECTS AND SCENES
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Unit 2. Photos
Photos of Object and Scenes

I. THEORY
COMMON STRUCTURES

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Words Part of Meanings Words Part of Meanings

speech speech
Curtain Train track
Lamp Intersection
Trần nhà Cầu
Picture Station
Máy chiếu Toll gate
Tàu hỏa Trim the lawn
Xe tải Vỉa hè
Grocery Tụ tập
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viên
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Pile Pedestrian
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A The woman is ………………. some
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B. The bikes are …………...……. next to
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C. Some of the bikes …………….………
baskets
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B. One man is …………………….…… in a
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B. The tables are all ……………….…….
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B. The wagon is full of ……………….
C. There are several types of ……………….
8.
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B. The garage door is ……………….
C. A woman is ………………. the house.
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10.
A. There are no ………………. in the
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B. People are wheeling carts out of the
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C. The statue is ……………….….……………….
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B. All of the people are ……………….the
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C. The men are ……………….monitors.
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B. A tire is ……………………………………
2.
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B. The door is ………………………….
4.
A. The silverware ………………………..
B. There is some food …………………
C. The waitress is …………………………
D. Chairs ……………….in the corner of the
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5.
A. Some people are ……………….the
street.
B. A bus is ………………………………….
C. Passengers are ……………….a bus
D. The cars are ……………….at the
railroad crossing.
6.
A. Two women are ……………….in a
store.
B. The products are ……………….on the
floor.
C. Merchandise is ……………….for sale.
D. Customers are ……………….their
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Unit 3. Information Questions

I. THEORY
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speech speech
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Supervisor Foggy
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Quản lý Snowy
Phòng kinh
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doanh
Vice president Phòng tiếp thị
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Accounting Purchasing
department department
Personnel
department
II. HOMEWORK
Exercise 1. Listen and fill in the blanks, then, choose the correct answer.
Who (File 1)
1. Who is the woman?

A. She is _______________ new _______________
B. She is _______________with her client.
2. Who organized the reception?
A. That would be the _______________
B. The _______________is complicated.
3. Who is supposed to pay the bill?
A. The _______________ is _______________
B. The Maintenance Department is ________________________it
4. Who will organize the annual meeting?
A. I _______________no _______________
B. _______________a _______________
5. Who has a copy of the contract?
A. I’m _______________
B. I _______________ it to your_______________
6. Who is going to repair the copy machine?
A. _______________ the coffee shop _______________ the street.
B. _______________ Steven _______________ the maintenance office.
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a.
1. What is the problem with my computer?
A. It isn’t plugged _______________
B. Sure, you can _______________
2. What time are you leaving the office today?
A. It takes about _______________
B. _______________this report
3. What is Mr. Jackson’s position at the company?
A. He is a _______________
B. In the _______________
4. What time will the train arrive?
A. In _______________
B. It runs _______________
5. What is the best way to contact you?
A. I ______________________________ my mobile number.
B. It’s a ______________________________ contract
6. What is the total cost of the construction?
A. It will _______________ at least _______________
B. It is estimated at_______________
b.
1. What is ______________________________to contact you?
A. We should _______________my office_______________
2. ______________________________ will the _______________?
A. It runs _______________ a day
B. _______________ a.m
3. What is the _______________my _______________?
A. I think it’s infected _______________ a _______________
4. _______________are you _______________the _______________today?
A. That _______________like a_______________
B. In _______________
5. What is the _______________of the construction?
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A. It will not exceed _______________
B. It will take _______________ three_______________
6. What is Mr. Jackson’s _______________ at the _______________?
A. He is_______________the_______________Department
B. The _______________me
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Who (file 3)
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Unit 4. Information Questions (2)

I. THEORY
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Hỏng
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Commute
Give sb a ride
II. HOMEWORK
Exercise 1. Listen and fill in the blanks, then, choose the correct answer.
I. Where (file 1)
1. Where is the copy machine?

A. On the _________________________
B. I need _________________________
2. Where are the documents stored?
A. The store is _________________________ on _________________________
B. _________________________the drawer of my _________________________
3. Where can I submit my application?
A. You can _________________________ it _________________________
B. I _________________________ it.
4. Where is the closet supermarket around here?
A. I will _________________________ some _________________________
B. Next to the _________________________
5. Where is the guest list for Friday’s reception?
A. Mr. Smith _________________________ knows.
B. It will be _________________________ the banquet hall.
6. Where is your new office located?
A. Yes, his office is _________________________New York.
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II. When (file 2)
1. When is the concert supposed to begin?

A. It’s written on the _________________________
B. At the _________________________
2. When are you taking your driving test?
A. I failed _________________________
B. _________________________ from now.
3. When will your new book be published?
A. _________________________ next month, I _________________________
B. That sounds _________________________
4. When are you going to start the project?
A. _________________________, I will.
B. _________________________ this work.
5. When is the construction scheduled to be finished?
A. I’m _________________________ it.
B. Not for _________________________ weeks.
6. When can I expect my order to arrive?
A. I _________________________ a new printer.
B. It will take _________________________ days.
III. Why (file 3)

a.
1. Why does Rachel want to move to Boston?
A. She got a _________________________ there.
B. Because she _________________________ transportation.
2. Why are you in such a hurry?
A. I will _________________________ me.
B. To _________________________ the first train.
3. Why do I have to submit this form again?
A. We never received the _________________________
B. To the _________________________ Department.
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4. Why was the meeting cancelled?
A. The meeting _________________________ at 10:30.
B. Our manager had a _________________________
5. Why is the parking lot so empty today?
A. You _________________________ your car here.
B. Today is a _________________________
6. Why is the company moving its office?
A. My office is on the _________________________
B. The current office building is _________________________
b.
1. Why is the _________________________ so _________________________ today?
A. You can _________________________ this _________________________
B. Most people _________________________
2. Why is the _________________________ its _________________________?
A. My office is _________________________ the _________________________ floor.
B. _________________________ a new building.
3. Why does Rachel _________________________ to Boston?
A. She wants to _________________________ her family.
B. Because she _________________________ traveling.
4. Why are you _________________________ a _________________________?
A. I don’t want to be _________________________
B. I will _________________________ you.
5. Why do I have to _________________________ this _________________________?
A. Some information is _________________________
B. To the _________________________
6. Why was the _________________________ ?
A. The meeting _________________________ at noon.
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I. THEORY
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Sign the contract
Annual audit
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Kế toán
Invest in
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I. THEORY
Unit 6. Other Types of Question
ANSWERING PATTERNS
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Sự ước lượng, định giá
Gift certificate
On the market
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Unit 7. Business Activities
I. BASIC INFORMATION
1. Basic information
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II. BUSINESS ACTIVITIES
VOCABULARY
Word/ phrase Part of speech Meaning

Be in a meeting
Nghỉ ốm
Được thăng chức
Doanh số
Hand in = Submit
An increase in sales
Giảm doanh số
Được thăng chức
Last quarter
Hỏng
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Audit report
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III. SPECIAL EVENTS
VOCABULARY

Take place
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Tiệc chia tay
Buổi đào tạo
A keynote speaker
Give a presentation/ speech
Trao thưởng
Đi đến
Người đào tạo
Thực tập sinh
Nhà tổ chức
Participant
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Catridge
Thiết bị
Lắp đặt
Supply
Out of paper
Paper shredder
Awards banquet
III. HOMEWORK
Exercise 1. Choose the best answer for each question (File 01)
1. When is the meeting scheduled to begin?

A. At 1:00 C. At 2:00
B. At 1:30 D. At 2:30
2. Why is the man concerned about the meeting?
A. He is not ready for his presentation C. He can’t find the research report
B. He may be late D. He doesn’t have an agenda
3. What is the man planning to discuss at the meeting?
A. Future projects
B. Management strategies
C. New employees
D. Application processes
4. What are the speakers mainly discussing?
A. Travel arrangements C. Construction plans
B. Meeting topics D. New products
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5. What is scheduled for discussion at the meeting?
A. Production rates C. Legal problems
B. Renovation plans D. Market trends
6. What does the man suggest doing?
A. Building a new office C. Visiting the manufacturing plant
B. Delaying a meeting D. Waiting for a decision
7. Why did the woman miss the presentation?
A. She was out of town C. She was on the telephone
B. She was meeting clients D. She missed the train
8. What did Diana suggest at the presentation?
A. Investing in a building project C. Developing new products
B. Moving the company to China D. Opening a new factory
9. What will the management probably do?
A. Open a new office C. Launch a new product
B. Contact the Beijing branch D. Do some research
1. Where does the man probably work?

A. At a post office
B. At a clothing store
C. At a fitness center
2. What does the woman want to do?
A. Try on dresses
B. Exercise for fitness
C. Buy some drinks
3. What is the problem?
A. The man lost his credit card
B. The cash machine does not work
C. The woman does not have change
4. What will the man probably do next?
A. Pay with his credit card
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C. Give the woman a receipt
5. Where does the conversation most likely take place?
A. At a hotel
B. At an airport
C. At a bank
6. What will the man do next?
A. Pay the charge
B. Cancel the ticket
C. Remove his luggage
7. Where does this conversation most likely take place?
A. At a fast food restaurant
B. At a cinema
C. At a French restaurant
8. What is the problem?
A. The man has to wait for his order
B. The woman gave the wrong drink
C. The hot chocolate is sold out
1. Where is the woman working?

A. Supermarket
B. Bank
C. Restaurant
D. Hospital
2. What does the man want to do?
A. Reserve a room
B. Reschedule his appointment
C. Cancel his reservation
D. Book a ticket
3. What will the man do on Wednesday?
A. He will see Dr. Randal
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C. He will be working
D. He will visit his friend
4. Where do the speakers probably work?
A. At a travel agency
B. At a restaurant
C. At an insurance company
D. At an online shopping company
5. What does the woman say about their business?
A. They are moving to another office
B. They are expecting a lot of orders
C. They will be closed next week
D. They should cut down expenses
6. What does the woman suggest doing?
A. Having special sales on Valentine’s Day
B. Ordering more products from wholesalers
C. Sending all the packages to a delivery company before 2 o’clock
D. Delivering all orders to their customers before 2 o’clock
7. Where does this conversation most likely take place?
A. In an office
B. At an airport
C. At a railway station
D. At a university
8. What do the speakers say about Mr. Phillips?
A. He will move to the London office.
B. He has received a promotion.
C. He is a new staff member.
D. He studied modern marketing techniques.
9. What will happen in the Marketing Department?
A. Its head office will move to London
B. The department will be downsized
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10. Where does the woman probably work?
A. At an estate agency
B. At a hotel
C. At a train station
D. At a supermarket
11. Where did the man read the advertisement?
A. In a newspaper
B. In a magazine
C. On a billboard
D. On a website
12. When will they probably meet?
A. Tomorrow morning
B. Three o’clock today
C. Three o’clock tomorrow
D. Four o’clock tomorrow
13. What are the speakers discussing?
A. A hotel reservation
B. Travel arrangements
C. Product order
D. A restaurant reservation
14. What does the woman suggest the man do?
A. Pay in advance
B. Come with few people
C. Come one hour earlier
D. Bring his credit card
15. What information does the woman need?
A. The man’s work address
B. The man’s telephone number
C. The man’s email address
D. The man’s name
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Unit 8. Daily Activities
AT THE SHOP
Word / phrase Part of speech Meaning

Have something delivered
Đặt hàng
Out of stock
Newly released
Make a payment
On sale
Thanh toán hóa đơn
Get a refund
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Trao đổi
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New arrivals
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AT THE RESTAURANT
WORD / PHRASE PART OF SPEECH MEANING

Have a meal
Bữa chính
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Dine
Make a reservation
Đồ uống
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Grab a bite to eat
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Steamed
Grilled
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1. Who most likely is the woman?

A. An office supply company employee C. An engineer
B. A bank representative D. A salesperson
2. Why did the woman call the man?
C. To confirm an address C. To ask about payment
D. To advertise a new service D. To request a credit card number
3. What will the man probably give the woman?
A. A copy of the order form C. A billing address
B. His telephone number D. His account information
4. What is the purpose of Ms. Howe’s phone call?
A. To ask for a price list C. To make a dinner reservation
B. To inquire about shipping services D. To find out the status of an order
5. What does the man tell Ms. Howe?
A. The items have not been ordered C. The items have been shipped
B. The items are out of stock D. The items were damaged
6. What does Ms. Howe request?
A. A refund for her purchase C. A purchase of kitchen supplies
B. Faster delivery of the order D. Discussion with the manager
7. What problem are the speakers discussing?
A. A deadline has changed C. The fax machine is out of order
B. A meeting was canceled D. The reports aren’t finished
8. When is the deadline for the reports?
A. Today C. This weekend
B. Tomorrow D. Next week
9. What does the man offer to do?
A. Deliver some documents C. Make some copies
B. Buy a new machine D. Call a courier company.
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Exercise 2. Listen and choose the correct answer (File 2)
1 Why is Ms. Dandridge unavailable?

A. She is out for lunch C. She is visiting a factory
B. She is on vacation D. She is meeting a client
2 What does the man need?
A. An extension number C. Authorization
B. A client’s file D. Sales reports
3 What does the woman offer to do?
A. Leave the document C. Call the man later
B. Sign the authorization form D. Schedule an appointment
4 What is the main topic of the conversation?
A. The man’s vacation plans C. Hotel reservation
B. An upcoming business trip D. Airport transportation
5 What does the man ask the woman about?
A. Tourist attractions C. Public transportation
B. A hotel D. An airline
6 According to the woman, what does the hotel offer for free?
A. Shuttle service from the airport C. Breakfast
B. Tickets for a city tour D. City maps
7 What is the man mainly looking for in an apartment?
A. Good access to public transportation C. Low monthly rent
B. Modern utilities D. Location in the financial district
8 How much is the rent for the apartment?
A. $200 per month C. $900 per month
B. $500 per month D. $1000 per month
9 Why does the man ask about the other apartment?
A. The first apartment is too small C. He needs to move immediately
B. He wants something cheaper D. The first apartment is far from his office
10 When will Mrs. Garret start work in Auckland?
A. This Monday C. Next Wednesday
B. This Thursday D. Next Friday
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11 What will happen on Thursday?
A. Mrs. Garret will attend a conference C. A farewell party will be held
B. There will be a staff meeting D. They will meet for lunch
12 Why is Mrs. Garret staying longer than expected?
A. To interview some applicants C. To organize her files
B. To train a successor D. To pack her luggage
13 What does the woman say about the briefcase?
A. She likes the color C. The price is too high
B. It is a gift for a friend D. It is the ideal size
14 Why is the woman unable to make the purchase tomorrow?
A. She will be in a meeting C. She will not be in a city
B. She has to go on a business trip D. She needs it for a party this evening
15 What will the man probably do next?
A. Talk to the manager C. Check the stockroom
B. Give the woman a receipt D. Take the woman’s contact information
16 What was the topic of the presentation?
A. A new line of products C. The product packaging
B. An advertising campaign D. The company’s logo
17 How does the woman describe Emily?
A. She is very efficient C. She is well organized
B. She is experienced D. She is creative
18 What will the man do in two months?
A. Conduct a training seminar C. Design a new logo
B. Work on an advertising project D. Hire a new assistant
19 What are the speakers discussing?
A. A work schedule C. A development proposal
B. A medical appointment D. A meeting with a client
20 What time is the man’s appointment?
A. 1:30 p.m C. 4:30 p.m
B. 2:00 p.m D. 7:00 p.m
21 What does the woman suggest?
A. Working late C. Asking for an extension
B. Postpone the appointment D. Writing a proposal
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22 What are the speakers discussing?
A. Scheduling an event C. Dinner reservations
B. Problems with a delivery D. Finding a new supplier
23 How will the woman contact the supplier?
A. By fax C. By email
B. By telephone D. By courier
24 What does the woman want the supplier to do?
A. Refund their purchase C. Send a price list
B. Exchange some merchandise D. Deliver the rest of an order
25 Where are the speakers discussing?
A. A new restaurant C. A visiting relative
B. Evening plans D. Movie reviews
26 What did the man’s sister say about the movie?
A. It was entertaining C. It received poor reviews
B. It was too long D. It was boring
27 When will the speakers most likely meet?
A. At 6:00 p.m C. At 8:30 p.m
B. At 7:00 p.m D. At 9:30 p.m
28 Where does this conversation most likely take place?
A. At a train station C. At a post office
B. At a bank D. At an airport
29 What is the woman’s problem?
A. She missed her train C. She doesn’t have her bankbook
B. She lost her bag D. She lost her passport
30 What will the woman probably do next?
A. Use a cash machine C. Return to the office
B. Purchase a ticket D. Provide some identification
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Unit
09 AT PUBLIC PLACES
Unit 9. At Public place
I. AT THE HOTEL

Đặt trước
Be equipped with
Reserve
Sự hủy
Accommodation
Tủ lạnh nhỏ
Under the name of
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II. AT THE AIRPORT
Check in bags
Conveyor belt
Nơi lấy hành lý
Final destination
Chuyến bay chuyển tiếp
Immigration
Overweight baggage
Layover
Chỗ trống
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HOMEWORK
Exercise 1. Listen and choose the correct answer (File 01)
1. What is the advertisement about?
A. A sailboat
B. A restaurant
C. A food market
D. A beach house in Vietnam
2. What is mentioned about Saigon House?
A. The prices are economical.
B. It is well known for its service.
C. The interior is unique.
D. It is located on the beach
3. What can be seen in one of the dining rooms?
A. A sailboat
B. A map of Vietnam
C. A couch
D. A TV set
4. Where will the company picnic be held if it doesn’t rain?
A. Nancy Hadley’s house C. San Francisco
B. Greentree Park D. Elm Restaurant
5. Who will be providing the food?
A. Nancy Hadley C.A caterer
B. The cafeteria staff D.Greentree Park Staff
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6. Who will be attending the picnic?
A. Elm Restaurant employees C.Company employees
B. Greentree Park patrols D.Community basketball players
7. Why is the boat departing late?
A. Bad weather
B. Technical problems
C. Not all passengers are boarded.
D. The docks are under construction.
8. What time can the passengers board after the delay?
A. 4:30
B. 6:00
C. 6:30
D. 8:00
9. What does the announcement ask the passengers to do?
A. Hold on to their tickets
B. Return to the boarding area before 6
C. Wait until 4:30 to ride the boat
D. Have some snacks while waiting
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1. What is the advertisement about?
A. A snack food C.A beverage
B. A vitamin supplement D. Mineral water
2. How can someone purchase the product?
A. By ordering it online C. By calling a number
B. By visiting a convenience store D. By filling out a form
3. What does the advertisement say is special about the product?
A. Its low cost C. Its nutritional value
B. Its packaging D. Its freshness
4. What is being advertised?
A. A security service C. A moving company
B. A delivery business D. A law firm
5. What does the advertisement offer for office buildings?
A. Construction plans C. Free delivery
B. Special prices D. Full installation
6. How can customers get a brochure?
A. By writing a letter C. By calling a number
B. By visiting the company D. By sending a fax
7. Who is Tom Bosley?
A. A researcher C. A government official
B. A radio reporter D. A college professor
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8. What will Mr. Howard’s report be about?
A. Research results C. Local news
B. Industrial pollution D. New laws
9. What will be broadcasted next?
A. Local news C. A sports event
B. A weather report D. A TV show
1. According to the report, what is unusual about the current weather?
A. Low temperatures C. Thunderstorms
B. Rainfall D. Cloudy skies
2. What recommendation have weather experts issued?
A. Stay indoors C. Close all windows and doors
B. Keep informed of the weather status D. Avoid driving
3. What will listeners probably hear next?
A. An advertisement C. A sports report
B. A music program D. A traffic update
4. Who most likely is the speaker?
A. An energy expert C. A city utilities spokesperson
B. A news reporter D. A maintenance supervisor
5. What is this news report about?
A. A stock market forecast C. Increasing gas costs
B. Building construction D. Office maintenance
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6. What does the speaker recommend that listeners do?
A. Contact the utilities office C. Wear warm clothing
B. Limit their gas consumption D. Check that their homes are energy efficient
7. What is causing the problem?
A.A snowstorm C. A traffic accident
B. A road closure D. Street repairs
8. What does the speaker suggest?
A. Listening to the weather forecast C.Taking the bus
B. Taking a different route D. Driving slowly
9. When is the next traffic report?
A. At 7:00 a.m. C. At 8:00 a.m.
B. At 7:30 a.m. D. At 8:30 a.m.
1.What kinds of classes are being offered?
A. English classes C. Korean classes
B. Many different classes D. Cooking classes
2. What does the man say about Hondo classes?
A. They are exciting C. They are fun
B. They are easy D. They are challenging
3. On which day do the classes start earlier?
A. Monday C. Saturday
B. Sunday D. Tuesday
4. How long has the speaker been working at the zoo?
A. About ten years C. Less than twenty years
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B. About fifteen years D. More than twenty years
5. What does the speaker like to do during her lunch break?
A. Walk around the zoo C. Walk around the park
B. Run around the zoo D. Feed the hippos
6. What is the speaker’s favorite animal?
A. The hippo C. The monkey
B. The penguin D. The elephant
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UNIT TELEPHONE MESSAGES AND PUBLIC
ANNOUCEMENTS
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Unit 10. Telephone messages and Public announcements
I. BASIC INFORMATION
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II. TELEPHONE MESSAGES

This is = my name is
Rảnh
Let us know
Reach me
Goi về / gọi để
Chúng tôi xin lỗi phải thông báo

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Leave a message
Have a conference to attend
Contact me
Call us at 0000
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III. PUBLIC ANNOUNCEMENTS

Xin hãy chú ý
Sẵn sàng
In a few minutes
Welcome a board
Inclement weather
Please note that
Hãy đảm bảo đã kiểm tra
The latest updates
Vấn đề máy móc
Bị hoãn
Hướng dẫn viên du lịch
Brochure
Quà lưu niệm
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Overseas
Itinerary
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File 1.1
1. What does the speaker imply when he says “That’s a very big order”?
A. He cannot fill an order in time. C. He needs a favor from the listener.
B. He will charge more than usual. D. He thinks a request may be incorrect.
2. What will the speaker send the listener?
A. A signed paper C. A color printer
B. A product sample D. A catalog
3. What does the speaker say he has changed?
A. The color of design C. The time of an appointment
B. The placement of some information D. The location of a sign
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4. What does Ento Industries produce?
A. Assembly-line equipment C. Truck tires
B. Vehicle engines D. Rubber gloves
5. What does the speaker emphasize about the product?
A. Its warranty C. Its size
B. Its appearance D. Its durability
6. What does the speaker say the listener can do?
A. Return merchandise to the manufacture
B. Recycle used materials
C. Have an item custom-made
D. Request access to some study results
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1. What does the speaker encourage people to do?

A. Bring water B. Walk in the park
2. What will the speaker probably do next?
A. Visit the railway station B. Take the group to the city Hall
A. An artist B. A tour guide
4. What does the speaker say about the manufacturing plant?
A. It produces vehicles B. It is closed for safety inspections
5. What does the speaker say is provided for free?
A. Museum tickets B. A harbor cruise
B. Hotel accommodation D. Snacks and beverages
6. What is the audience told not to do?
A. Bring food on the bus C. Leave their seats
B. Touch the exhibits D. Ask questions
A. A zookeeper C. A tour guide
B. A sales clerk D. A radio announcer
8. Where will the group probably meet in 2 hours?
A. At a gift shop C. In the hotel lobby
B. At the main entrance D. In front of the information desk
1. Who is Ms. Grimaldi?

A. A receptionist C. A hotel director
B. A restaurant manager D. An event planner
2. What is the purpose of this talk?
A. To introduce a guest speaker C. To present an award to an employee
B. To say goodbye to a colleague D. To welcome a new director
3. What will probably happen next?
A. Dinner will be served C. Awards will be distributed
B. The director will receive an award D. Ms. Grimaldi will make a speech
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A. A tour guide C. A museum representative
B. A photographer D. An art historian
5. What is the audience told to do?
A. Read a brochure C. Wear raincoats
B. Board the bus D. Stay seated
6. What will the listeners probably do next?
A. Visit the museum C. Get on a boat
B. Listen to a speech D. See some artifacts
7. Who is the speech probably for?
A. Interns C. TV producers
B. Directors D. Computer programmers
8. What is the main purpose of the speech?
A. To introduce a seminar C. To describe camera equipment
B. To welcome visitors D. To notify staff of schedule changes
9. How long is the orientation?
A. One day C. One week
B. Five days D. Two weeks
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UNIT RADIO BROADCASTS, SPEECHES
AND INTERNAL ANNOUNCEMENTS
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Unit 11. Radio broadcasts, Speeches and Internal announcement
I. RADIO BROADCASTS

Weather report
Damp
Đừng chuyển kênh
Mưa rào
Just in case
Chilly
Nóng như thiêu đốt
Lạnh buốt
Lane
Traffic jam
Speed limit
Sự đụng xe
Below freezing
Drizzle
Overcoat
Thunder and lightning
Heat wave
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I am pleased to
Tôi rất vinh hạnh khi
Give a big hand to
I am here to tell you
I want to remind you
Cảm ơn vì cơ hội
On behalf of
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III. INTERNAL ANNOUNCEMENTS

May I have your attention?
I am pleased to announce
I am delighted to tell you
Tôi xin lỗi vì
Tôi muốn nhắc bạn là
Please note/ be advised that
Please join us for
I have a note about
We regret to inform you
Administrative office
Hr manager
Payroll department
Be eligible for
Give sb a raise
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HOMEWORK
1. What is the main purpose of the message?

A. To confirm attendance to an event C. To cancel a reservation
B. To book a hotel room D. To order some restaurants
2. What did Mr. Ali’s wife tell Mr. Boyd?
A. The meeting is delayed C. Tickets are booked
B. The plan is uncertain D. A message was sent
3. What does the caller ask Mr. Ali to do?
A. Return a call C. Arrange an event
B. Reserve a table D. Contact the chef
4. What is this information about?
A. An electricity outage C. A telephone line repair
B. A construction update D. A problem with cable service
5. By when is the work expected to be completed?
A. This afternoon C. Tomorrow morning
B. This evening D. Tomorrow evening
6. How often will the recorded information be updated?
A. Every thirty minutes C. Every three hours
B. Every forty minutes D. Every four hours
7. Where most likely does the speaker work?
A. At a car repair store C. At a post office
B. At a computer service center D. At a travel agency
8. When will the speaker attend a meeting?
A. In the morning C. In the afternoon
B. At noon D. In the evening
9. What does the speaker recommend?
A. Delivering the computer C. Installing a program
B. Meeting for lunch D. Buying a new machine
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1. What is the purpose of this announcement?

A. To inform employees of a delay C. To offer free installation
B. To give moving instructions D. To cancel a meeting
2. When will the work take place?
A. Tuesday C. Thursday
B. Wednesday D. Saturday
3. What are the listeners asked to do?
A. Move their desks C. Install the software
B. Clean the windows D. Put away breakable items
4. What is the purpose of the meeting?
A. To announce new rules C. To assign work projects
B. To collect progress reports D. To introduce a new worker
5. What are employees asked to do?
A. Clear out the staff room C. Submit work reports
B. Wear uniforms D. Review office policies
6. According to the speaker, what is the good news?
A. A staff promotion C. A change in dress code
B. An increase in salary D. An expansion of the market
7. Where is the announcement being made?
A. At a bookstore C. At a museum
B. At a library D. At a theater
8. What will Ms. Dowling do in 10 minutes?
A. Hand out free tickets C. Sign some books
B. Do a reading D. Make a presentation
9. What will customers receive with a purchase of $50 or more?
A. A book C. A coupon
B. An autograph D. A pen
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1. How often does this company have a staff picnic?

A. Every month C. Every year
B. Twice a year D. Every Christmas
2. Which of the following will NOT be available at the picnic?
A. A barbecue C. Games
B. Drinks D. A movie
3. Which prizes are mentioned?
A. A holiday and a CD player C. A DVD player and a holiday
B. A DVD player and a CD player D. a holiday and a television
4. Why does the speaker want to be a doctor?
A. To help sick people C. To work in a hospital
B. To earn lots of money D. To study at university
5. How long was the speaker’s mother in the hospital?
A. One week C. Three weeks
B. Two weeks D. Four weeks
6. What does the speaker say about being a doctor?
A. It’s expensive C. His mother is a doctor
B. It’s hard work D. You don’t have to study much
1. Why was the concert postponed?
A. Flooding C. Damaged lights

B. Not enough seats D. A sick singer
2. How much would five tickets cost?
A. One hundred dollars C. Twenty dollars
B. Fifty dollars D. Two hundred dollars
3. How many tickets in total are available?
A. 500 C. 400
B. 200 D. 1000
4. Which three languages are the speaker studying?
A. English, Spanish, and German C. French, English and German
B. Spanish, German, and French D. English, Spanish, and French
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File 5
1. What time will the flight now be leaving at?
A. At 6:00 C. At 7:15
B. At 7:00 D. At 7:50
2. At what gate do the passengers now have to leave from?
A. 23 A C. 22 B
B. 32 A D. 22 A
3. Where is the flight traveling?
A. From Ireland to Spain C. From Iceland to Spain
B. From Spain to Iceland D. From Spain to Ireland
4. Where is the bear?
A. To the people’s left C. Behind the people
B. To the people’s right D. Above the people
5. Which is closest to King’s age?
A. Five years C. Ten years
B. Seven years D. Sixteen years
6. How many bears do they have at Funland?
A. Nine C. Seven
B. Eleven D. Ten
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Unit 12. Speeches and Internal announcements
I. SPEECHES

I am pleased to
Tôi rất vinh hạnh khi
Give a big hand to
I am here to tell you
I want to remind you
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On behalf of
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May I have your attention?
I am pleased to announce
I am delighted to tell you
Tôi xin lỗi vì
Tôi muốn nhắc bạn là
Please note/ be advised

that
Please join us for
I have a note about
We regret to inform you
Administrative office
Hr manager
Payroll department
Be eligible for
Give sb a raise
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71. What is the radio broadcast mainly about?

A. A traffic disruption C. A medical grant
B. A building expansion D. An education campaign
72. What will happen next week?
A. A facility will resume operations. C. An executive position will be filled.
B. A press conference will take place. D. A monument will be unveiled.
73. What is Roselyn Geddy going to discuss?
A. Public health issues C. Plans for a celebration
B. Membership requirements D. Increases in taxes
74. What did the speaker talk to Ms. Carver about?
A. Some schedules C. Some expectations
B. Some research D. Some concerns
75. What will the production focus on?
A. Safety procedures C. Scientific discoveries
B. Workplace communication D. Laboratory equipment
76. What are the listeners instructed to do next?
A. Review some educational materials C. Rehearse lines from a script
B. Put on a piece of clothing D. Repair some machinery
77. Where do the listeners most likely work?
A. At a financial institution C. At a computer manufacturer
B. At a government agency D. At a publishing company
78. What does the speaker mean when he says “They need products next week”?
A. There will not be much time to prepare.
B. A deadline has been pushed forward.
C. There will be an expedited shipping fee.
D. A miscommunication has been corrected.
79. What does the speaker hope to do?
A. Upgrade some software C. Arrange an initial meeting
B. Address a client’s complaints D. Form a business relationship
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80. What is being unveiled?
A. A community center C. A painting
B. A monument D. An orchestra hall
81. According to the speaker, what did Janice Longoria do?
A. Trained with a well-known musician C. Gave a speech to a crowd
B. Volunteered her time D. Created a piece of art
82. What is mentioned about the city council?
A. It declared a special holiday. C. It covered an expense.
B. It welcomed a new member. D. It made a recommendation.
83. What is being advertised?
A. An e-book reader C. An audio device
B. A portable printer D. A television
84. What does the speaker mean when she says “Customers have been pleasantly surprised by
that?”
A. A standard price is affordable. C. A policy has received praise.
B. An online service is reliable. D. A feature is convenient.
85. According to the speaker, why should listeners visit a store?
A. To pre-order merchandise C. To take advantage of a sale
B. To request a free upgrade D. To test a product
86. What does the speaker say he will do?
A. Hand out workshop schedules C. Conduct additional studies
B. Present a slideshow D. Explain some posters
87. What does the speaker say about Hashtag Goods?
A. It is famous for its cleaning products C. It has hired a new president
B. It has oversea factory D. It is large retail company
88. What is a video about?
A. International industry trade shows C. Marketing techniques from different countries
B. Award winning advertising campaigns D. Sports teams from around the world
89. Who most likely is the listener?
A. A product designer C. A travel agent
B. A sales associate D. A technical worker
90. What does the speaker ask the listener to do?
A. Call a manager C. Reschedule a meeting
B. Order a new device D. Visit a workplace
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91. What does the speaker say she must do in Madrid?
A. Negotiate some contracts C. Send meeting details
B. Deliver a package D. Attend a seminar
92. Who are the listeners?
A. Tour guides C. Gallery curators
B. Museum staff D. City official
93. What are listeners instructed to do?
A. Print out some pamphlets C. Show up at a site early
B. Direct guests to a lobby D. Wear a nametag for an event
94. Why does the speaker say “There are over a dozen attractions to visit?”
A. To explain a task C. To correct a mistake
B. To emphasize a point D. To announce a change
Expected Delivery Date

Order Number
(Updated)
8832019 September 5
8823901 September 10
95. What problem does the speaker mention?

A. A billing statement is inaccurate. C. A piece of apparel was damaged.
B. A web site recently malfunctioned. D. A delivery truck is stucked in traffic.
96. Look at the graphic. What is listener’s order number?
A. 8832019 C. 8800929
B. 8823901 D. 88111118
97. According to the speaker, what will the listener have to do?
A. Provide a different address C. Pay a shipping fee
B. Sign for a parcel D. Return some merchandise
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98. Why is a business temporarily shut down?
A. An inspection must be conducted. C. A national holiday is being celebrated.
B. A window was damaged in a storm. D. A space is being renovated.
99. Look at the graphic. Where does the speaker want to dine?
A. At Victoria Café’ C. At Angela’s Place
B. At sandwich Shack D. At Lake Street Eatery
1. What does the caller ask Ms. Cook to do?

A. Take along her medical insurance card
B. Make an appointment
2. Who is Sachiko Suzuki?
A. A job applicant
B. A personnel officer
3. What is the listener asked to do?
A. Order a new phone
B. Call back
4. What is the purpose of this message?
A. To confirm an order
B. To order some furniture
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5. Who is the message for?
A. A student C. A secretary
B. An artist D. A job applicant
6. What is the main purpose of the call?
A. To reschedule an interview
B. To arrange a class
C. C. To postpone an exhibition
D. D. To request an application
7. What is the main purpose of this message?
A. To order a new machine
B. To request a different hotel
C. To change the delivery date
D. To cancel a shipment
8. What is Ms. Kim asked to do?
A. Return a phone call
B. Deliver a printer
C. Meet him on Friday
D. Change the order
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Unit 1. Nouns and Pronouns
I. THEORY
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Words Part of speech Meanings

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Subject Object Possessive Reflexive Possessive

pronouns pronouns pronouns pronouns adjective
I Me Mine Myself My
You You Yours Yourself Your
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Exercise 1. Choose the correct answer.
1. The engineers reported that ……………machinery has critical problems.

A. they C. any
B. some D. a
2. ……………for the job must pass a very difficult test.
A. Applying C. To apply
B. Apply D. Applicants
3. I need to find ……………investors for this business.
A. any C. yours
B. some D. yourself
4. Your ……………in this matter will be appreciated.
A. cooperation C. cooperate
B. cooperating D. to cooperate
5. The recent ……………conducted by Today’s Report showed some surprising results.
A. researching C. to research
B. research D. researched
6. The ……………will inform you of any changes happening here.
A. managing C. managed
B. manager D. manage
7. It costs a lot of money to conduct a(n) ……………to find out customers’ needs.
A. office C. survey
B. ourselves D. equipment
8. The ……………was established in 1977 to help poor children in the world.
A. consultant C. transportation
B. agreement D. organization
9. It is always better to use public ……………during rush hour.
A. transportation C. appointment
B. convenience D. agreement
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10. The company is going to hire a ……………to help us with our management problems.
A. consultant C. candidate
B. trainee D. contractor
1. Company representatives spend the whole day answering phones and emails.
……………..are always busy at work.
A. It C. We
B. She D. They
2. The president …………..checked the estimated sales figures for the next quarter.
A. him C. himself
B. he D. his
3. We are going to experiment with …………..analysis on the symptoms of the influenza.
A. she C. hers
B. her D. herself
4. A notice should be forwarded to …………..bank as soon as possible.
A. you C. yours
B. your D. yourself
5. The president hopes that you will call …………..immediately to let him know about the
results.
A. himself C. him
B. he D. his
6. I’m writing again to you on the recommendation of a colleague of …………..
A. my C. me
B. mine D. myself
7. The government praised …………..success in reorganizing and downsizing within a limited
time.
A. them C. their
B. whose D. those
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8. Employees have to make copies of food receipts and turn …………..into the accounting
office.
A. they C. them
B. their D. themselves
9. As a result of a heavy workload, the payroll department had trouble finishing analysis by
…………..
A. it C. itself
B. one D. oneself
10. Mr. Admin and Ms. Tota devised innovative strategies and …………..proved to be useful.
A. we C. they
B. themselves D. us
11. You should fill out the forms and return them at …………..earliest convenience.
A. you C. yours
B. your D. yourself
12. Would you like another ……………tea?
A. bowl C. cup of
B. cup D. serving of
13. When interviewed, Beverley Kirkpatrick explained that an inquisitive nature as a child
made …………………...interested in studying journalism.
A. she C. hers
B. her D. herself
14. Even with our detailed website, many customers prefer to visit our store locations and
see the products for………………
A. they C. themselves
B. their D. theirs
15. The Blackwell KV, part of our newest series of headphone, is the most advanced model
of ........... kind.
A. its C. your
B. our D. their
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Hi Marry,
I tried to call you, but there was no answer. I might be a bit late getting home tonight.
I’ll ………(1)………to
1.
A. can C. be able
B. could D. would
cook dinner as I promised, but I won’t have time to go to the supermarket. Can you pick up
the following items on your way home? I’d really ………(2)…………it. I need one kilogram of
tomatoes, and a packet
2.
A. appreciate C. grateful
B. thanks D. thank you
of spaghetti. You can get a bottle of wine, too. Get whatever you like. I don’t mind. Could
you also get half a dozen eggs, a bag of flour I think that we have run ……..(3)..………, I know
we have sugar, so you don’t need to buy that, and a 100g bar of dark chocolate. Better
make that 2 bars.
3.
A. off C. out
B. into D. away
Thanks.
See you ……(4)………
4.
A. lately C. as of late
B. later D. late
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Many parents worry that their children don’t eat properly when they go off to university.
While ……….(5)…………students live off instant noodles, they are not the average according to
the results of a recent survey.
5.
A. all C. some
B. some of D. almost
Most of the university sophomores surveyed last month said that they cook for themselves
at least three times a week. The other days they eat with friends. Many of the students said
they take it ………(6)…………to cook for each other. On the days that they don’t cook, they
said that they often eat cereal.
6.
A. in turns C. in to turns
B. turns D. turning
This ………(7)…………a bad thing. Most cereals these days are fortified with a wide range of
vitamins and minerals.
7.
A. is not C. is
B. cannot D. has
So although it is not the most appetizing diet, provided they don’t ………(8)…………too many
sugary cereals, it is not a completely unhealthy choice of foods.
8.
A. reject C. selected
B. chose D. choose
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Unit 2. Adjectives and Adverbs
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Regular
Confidential
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FORMATION OF ADJECTIVES
Affixes Example
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Adjectives ending “- ly” Adjective and adverbs having the same form
COMPARISION
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1. The website is _________________ to all employees. (accessible/ comparable)

2. That man's skill is _________________ to that of the instructor. (likely/ comparable)
3. This job is perfectly _________________ for him. (suitable/ available)
4. She is _________________ of her critical thinking skills.( conscious / confident)
5. He wasn't _________________ of the gossip about his bad performance.( conscious /
aware)
6. Most employees are _________________ of the changes of the company’s policy.
(confident/ aware)
7. He is _________________ to get a promotion. (likely, accessible)
8. This result is _________________ with two previously reported case studies of adults.
(consistent/ familiar)
9. I am _________________ for the conference. (responsible/ available)
10. We are _________________ with the situation.(familiar/ satistied)
11. The board of director isn’t _________________ with the survey’s result. (consistent/
satisfied)
12. Jack might be _________________ for a long business trip.(available/ suitable)
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Live Career Consulting is an established company that can help make your job
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interview attitude.
First, find out more about the company you hope to work for. Second, read the job
description ……(2)………to make a good impression.
Third, be ………(3)……of some basic interview etiquette tips. But the most important thing
to remember is that you should be on time for your interview, ………(4)……
1. 3.
A. success A. aware
B. successful B. know
C. successfully C. eligible
D. succeed D. available
2. 4.
A. thoroughly A. no inquiry will be accepted.

B. properly B. because all the employers expect employees on time for
C. fluently anything.
D. immediately C. a master’s degree in business is required to apply.
D. training is required to keep employees’ skills up-to-date.
1. A ………….amount of money has been spent on books.

A. considering
B. considerate
C. considered
D. considerable
2. The United States is waging a………….war overseas.
A. cost-free
B. costly
C. costless
D. money
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3. There is no………….evidence that power lines are a health risk.
A. final
B. last
C. conclusive
D. finishing
4. Negotiations between management and the union leaders broke off after the union
rejected the company’s………….offer.
A. late
B. lately
C. latest
D. later
5. To generate a performance-oriented work culture, employees need to expand their skills
and knowledge………….
A. continue
C. continual
B. continuous
D. continually
6. Fortunately, the poles were assembled………….and then attached directly the clips on the
tent.
A. ease
B. easy
C. eased
D. easily
7. Van Dusen Enterprises is a leader in exploring agricultural innovations that are
environmentally - friendly and………….beneficial.
A. economics
B. more economical
C. economically
D. economic
8. It appears to be a …………. impossible plan to charge fees to cars visiting the city park on
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A. nearing
B. nears
C. nearly
D. neared
1. Susan is not (surely, sure) if she will accept the position.

2. Please make sure that the invitation is addressed (correctly, correct) before mailing it.
3. The executive director travels (regularly, regular) for business.
4. The election was (close, closely) observed by the media.
5. The travel agency offers (reliant, reliable) service.
1. Michael …………..to hear that Jane had passed the test.

A. was pleasing
B. pleased
C. was pleased
D. pleasing
2. Companies will be …………..to receive a lot of grants from the government.
A. detailed
B. responsible
C. pleased
D. previous
3. The …………..report shows that Chilean wine’s market share increased this year.
A. various
B. official
C. legal
D. productive
4. Your company should take …………..action to solve the problem.

A. proper
B. competitive
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D. complimentary
5. The attached file is a list of ……………professors who will speak at the seminar.
A. distinguish
B. distinguishably
C. distinguished
D. distinguishable
6. We are sorry that the product you have searched for is no longer …………for sale
A. prospective
B. displaced
C. approaching
D. available
7. Since supplies are …………, you are invited to order this gorgeous laptop model on sale
before it is sold out.
A. speedy
B. available
C. presentable
D.limited
8. ………… merchandise may be exchanged for the same item in compliance with our
exchange policy.
A. Defective
B. Defect
C. Defects
D. Defected
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Unit 3. Verb Tenses
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Words Meaning
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II. HOMEWORK
1. The error was…………..two days ago.

A. discover C. discovering
B. discovered D. will discover
2. Before products are…………..to retailers, make sure that they are adequately wrapped.
A. ship C. ships
B. shipped D. shipping
3. The accident…………..on the Atrova street at the beginning of last week.
A. take place C. took place
B. was taken place D. had been taken
4. Please check sales figures before they…………..to the accounting department.
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5. Interviews will…………..all afternoon and then there will be a small reception.
A. conduct C. are conducting
B. have conducted D. be conducted
6. The prices…………..by 20 percent during the past year.
A. rise C. rising
B. have risen D. to rise
7. After the engineer…………..the system carefully, he noticed an error.
A. to check C. checking
B. checked D. be checked
8. Please…………..us of any change of address as soon as possible.
A. inform C. informing
B. information D. informed
9. If there is any change of address, …………..me as soon as possible.
A. inform C. informing
B. information D. informed
10. The manager was concerned about the…………..cost.
A. rise C. have risen
B. rising D. to rise
11. The company will…………..five more stores next year.
A. opens C. open
B. opening D. to open
12. The workers are…………..the new products in the warehouse.
A. store C. stored
B. storing D. have stored
13. All the team members have…………..the seminar tomorrow.
A. attend C. attended
B. attending D. to attend
14. An auction …………..at headquarters yesterday.
A. will be held C. holds
B. was held D. held
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15. The manager did not…………..the system yesterday.
A. check
B. checked
C. to check
D. checking
We are certain that if every employee is……(1)……..to satisfying customer’s needs, Fan Clothing will
develop a fine reputation. To motivate staff members to improve service even more, each
employee will be……(2)……..for monthly cash incentives. ……(3)……… A memo with details on this
incentive will be distributed shortly.
1.
A. diversified C. extended
B. dedicated D. obtained
2.
A. eligible C. responsible
B. capable D. comparable
3.
A. Only one entry per category may be submitted.
B. Staff could receive up to $500 as a bonus.
C. The data will be gathered from customers.
D. Last year, the company ranked second place.
Exercise 3. Match these verbs to below phrases to make collocations
1. announce A. a meeting
2. participate B. from taking photos
3. renovate C. to call
4. recharge D. a plan
5. refrain E. batteries
6. hesitate F. in a seminar
7. facilitate G. language learning
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The Internet is now available on some of the largest planes of Bobkin Airlines. The
service ……(1)……..
1.
A. is allowed C. allowing
B. to allow D. allows
passengers to connect to the Internet and utilize various web services, including e-mail. Sean
Monk, the president of Bobkin, said in a press conference that passengers, especially those on
business, …(2)………. with its new service. He said it marks a first in the travel industry.
2.
A. are satisfied C. satisfied
B. are satisfying D. satisfying
Dear Mr. Jones,
We are sorry to inform you that the large teddy bears at AllToys.com will be temporarily
unavailable. The manufacturer that makes these toys has moved its ……(3)……..and the items
are not in production at this time.
3.
A. qualities C. facilities
B. responsibilities D. categories
We apologize for any ………(4)…..this may cause you. We will let you know when they are
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B. inconvenience D. incentive
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I. THEORY Unit 4. Active and Passive
PASSIVE VOICE STRUCTURES
1. Passive voice in different tenses:
Past Present Future
Simple
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Promote
Submit
Handle
Product line
Involved in
Interested in
Worried about
Concerned about
Accustomed to
Dedicated to
Satisfied with
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1. We always ………………..a present to Elsa on her birthday.

A. are taking C. take
B. taking D. are taken
2. I ………………..Michael for years.
A. have known C. knowing
B. know D. was known
3. Rita ………………..class every day.
A. not to attend C. not attending
B. doesn’t attend D. isn’t attended
4. Kevin can’t talk on the phone because he ………………..dinner right now.
A. is eating C. has eaten
B. eats D. has been eating
5. We ………………..since 5:00.
A. talk C. talking
B. are talking D. have been talking
6. I don’t want to go outside today because it ………………..
A. rain C. is raining
B. rains D. is rain
7. My parents ………………..in Floria since 1999.
A. has lived C. are living
B. have lived D. live
8. Babies ………………..when they are hungry.
A. cry C. have been crying
B. are crying D. cries
9. The store ………………..two sales so far this year.
A. is having C. has
B. has been having D. has had
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10. Mr and Mrs. Wilson ………………..some disputes with their neighbors.
E. having C. have having
F. have been having D. have been had
11. Barbara ……………….that package to you tomorrow morning.
A. deliver C. are going to deliver
B. is going to deliver D. delivering
12. By next month, I …………….at this company for a year.
A. will work C. will have been working
B. will be working D. am going to work
13. By the time this movie is over, we ……………….this entire bag of popcorn.
A. will have eaten C. are going to be eating
B. are eating D. will be eaten
14. We ……………….soccer while you’re swimming at the pool.
A. were playing C. has been playing
B. will have been playing D. are going to be playing
15. We ……………….for you tomorrow when you arrive at the airport.
A. are waiting C. wait
B. will be waiting D. waited
16. The price of gasoline ……………….up again next month.
A. will go C. is going to
B. going D. has gone
17. When we get to the party, everybody ……………….
A. are dancing C. has danced
B. will be dancing D. dances
18. My schedule’s perfect! I ……………….in Rio de Janeiro just in time for Carnaval.
A. be arriving C. arriving
B. will have arrived D. arrive
19. I ……………….five new books by the time my vacation is over.
A. will have read C. have read
B. be reading D. have been reading
20. Be careful. You ……………….into delicate negotiations at the conference next week.
A. will have been entering C. are entering
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21. I need your advice because I ……………….about buying a new car.
A. thinks C. thinking
B. am thinking D. think
22. I ……………….it’s time to leave now, don’t you?
A. am thinking C. was thinking
B. think D. thought
23. My parents ……………….to buy a new car this month.
A. is wanting C. want
B. are wanting D. wants
24. When I walked in the door, I ……………….the telephone ring.
A. heard C. was hearing
B. hear D. am hearing
25. Please be quiet because I ……………….to the radio right now.
A. listened C. am listening
B. listen D. was listening
26. While Harry was walking to work, he ……………….a car accident.
A. saw C. sees
B. was seeing D. is seen
27. We ……………….a lot of interesting people when we lived in New York.
A. were knowing C. know
B. knew D. were known
28. We’ll start when he ………….ready.
A. will C. will be
B. will is D. is
29. We ………….at a party two months ago.
A. meet C. have met
B. met D. meeting
30. So far, there ………….no word from them.
A. is C. has
B. was D. has been
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31. When I called on her, Mary ………….her room.
A. clean C. cleaning
B. cleans D. was cleaning
32. My boss ………….on a business trip last Friday.
A. go C. goes
B. went D. going
33. Since last winter, they ………….financial difficulty.
A. has experienced C. have experienced
B. experienced D. experiencing
34. Mr. Jackson ………….for the firm for ten years.
A. has worked C. works
B. have worked D. working
35. As of next February, the accounting manager ………….away for 2 years.
A. has been C. had been
B. will have been D. been
36. Before they submitted the proposal, they ………….a lot of research for it.
A. has done C. will have done
B. had done D. done
Dear Mr. Dennis Lee,
We thank you for your order from Best Buy. We are glad to meet your order for ten printers,
three copy machines, and two fax machines. Since this is your first order, we ……(1)……..a
special 20%
1.
A. evaluated C. canceled
B. dedicated D. enclosed
discount coupon for you. You can use this on your next purchase. We are certain you will
be ………(2)…..with the
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2.
A. satisfy C. satisfied
B. satisfying D. satisfaction
Quality of both our products and services.
We hope to do more business with you soon.
To: All teachers

From: The principal
Re: Promoting Science
As you know, we at Grange High School for Girls are actively trying ……(3)……..the sciences
to our
3.
A. to promote C. promote
B. promotion D. promoted
students. Recent school league tables showed the students at Grange High School for Girls
to be ………..(4)……..the lowest in science-related subjects. We have less students choosing
to study sciences,
4.
A. among C. by
B. from D. around
and those students who do take sciences do not get good grades. I would like to ask you to
encourage the girls to become interested in science. Let them know that it is not “just for
boys”. To make sure they understand, what opportunities are available to ……(5)……..with a
good knowledge of biology,
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5.
A. persons C. another
B. someone D. every
chemistry, or physics, I am inviting a series of speakers to talk about their experiences.

Wherever possible, these speakers will be women from the local community who are at the
top of their field. Our first speaker will be Dr. Philippa Green, who is in charge of Grange
Hospital’s blood laboratory. Our second speaker is not yet ………(6)…..but I have invited Mrs.
Edwina Jones, color designer for reveal
6.
A. to be sure C. decide
B. definitely D. confirmed
Hair Dyes Inc. Please encourage your students to attend these after-school talks.
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Unit 5. To- Infinitives
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Want to
Decide to
Hope to
Mong đợi
Đồng ý làm gì
Fail to
Afford to
Attempt to
Gia hạn
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Purpose
Khuyến khích ai làm gì
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Thuế
Headquarter
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1. The CEO will be happy (win/to win) a vote of confidence from the board.
2. It is possible to (custom/customize) this program if it does not suit you.
3. The ability (type/ to type) quickly and accurately is a valuable skill.
4. Darren let problems in his personal life (to influence/influence) his performance at work.
5. Your presence at the administrative office is required for the wage claim (proceed/to
proceed).
6. Sonia arranged to have the package (deliver/ delivered) to the office overnight.
7. Your suggestion will enable us (improving/to improve) the quality of our products.
1. Mr Couler designated a room for archive storage in order ……………..the loss or damage of
important documents.
A. to curtail B. to be curtailed
C. curtailed D. curtailment
2. Customers who need ………….lengthy documents over the internet should have their
network connection configured to optimize large data transfers.
A. receive B. to receive
C. receiving D. reception
3. It was important ……………..the presentation before giving it to the over two hundred
business school graduates in the audience.
A. rehearse B. rehearsal
C. to rehearse D. rehearsed
4. The problem is that nobody in the office has the authority ………………make a decision
regarding her employment status.
A. for B. with
C. to D. as
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5. Mr Rose had his secretary……………out copies of the agenda to each of the members of the
Board of Directors.
A. is mailing B. mail
C. mailed D. to mail
6. Some customers prefer……………….a minimum balance in their checking accounts rather
than pay monthly fees.
A. to maintain B. is maintaining
C. maintained D. maintain
7. How the public will react to the soft drink’s new formula remains……………………seen.
A. to be B. being
C. have been D. been
8. Customer complaints show that there may be a need for Net Manage………the present
quality assurance and monitoring systems.
A. enhance B. to enhance
C. enhancing D. to enhancing
9. The building owner has a policy of letting lessees……..to unoccupied units if they are
dissatisfied with their present unit.
A. to move B. be moving
C. move D. to be moved
10. As a still – life photographer, Mr. Bryant aims to …………a particular motion when he snaps
the shutter.
A. capture B. captured
C. capturing D. have captured
11. We called the mall………out whether the products were sold out.
A. finding B. for finding
C. to find D. find
12. The candidate promised to ……………..prescription drug prices by as much as 30 percent if
voted in office.
A. low B. lower
C. lowering D. having lowered
13. It is necessary………….all factory employees to sign out the tools they use and return them
at the end of the workday.
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A. for B. further
C. because D. these
14. If a client is not utterly satisfied with an ad campaign, we will return to the drawing board
……….again.
A. starting B. for starting
C. to start D. start
15. Three people from the research department have been asked to investigate ways ------------
-----non –taxable imported goods into the country.
A. bring B. of bring
C. to bring D. bringing
16. With the prices of natural gas and other energy sources increasing, utility companies are
now encouraging people……………energy.
A. conserve B. conserved
C. to conserve D. for conserving
17. All the employees are ready………………the new project.
A. implementing B. to implement
C. implement D. implemented
18. For further help…………………….the program, please refer to the instructions on our website
or e – mail us with your specific question.
A. install B. to install
C. installed D. be installed
19. The projects committee advised the proposal writer………….to the project beneficiaries in
order to determine their real needs.
A. talk B. talking
C. talked D. to talk
20. Several new waiters and salespeople were hired……………the influx of customers during the
long holiday season.
A. to handle B. handling
C. to be handling D. to be handled
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Edward Mitchell
1506 Main Street
VA 20151
Dear Mr.Mitchell,
I am pleased……(1)………… your application for full time employment as a marketing
manager for
A. confirm B. confirming
C. be confirmed D. to confirm
Bloom and Bloom Accounting Group was accepted. We are ………(2)…….that your
knowledge, skills and
A. confide B. confident
C. to confide D. confidence
experience will be valuable to our firm. You will report directly to Mr.Sandes, who will
instruct you of your specific responsibilities during your probation period. If you have
any questions regarding our offer, please contact us………(3)…………. Otherwise, please
sign every page of the enclosed contract
A. similarly B. favorably
C. immediately D. basically
and return it to us by business – reply envelop on or before January 20. Thank you,
and we look forward to seeing you at the orientation on January 23 at 9:00 am.
Sincerely yours,
Melissa Hayers
Human Resources Department
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Word Part of speech Meaning
Consider
Enjoy
Avoid
Mind
Recommend
Gây quỹ
Mở rộng
Khoản vay ngân hàng
Efficient
Be fed up with
Start/ begin
Love
Like
Prefer
Continue
Gặp rắc rối/ khó khăn
Quen làm gì
Mong chờ
Dành thời gian
Bận rộn
Nhiệt tình
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II. HOMEWORK
1. Daniel is used to (work/ working) under deadlines and in high – pressure situations.
2. Lan forgot (to give/ giving) sufficient notice about his resignation to his employers.
3. Be careful to use appropriate (word/wording) when writing up the contract.
4. Shella decided to keep (working/to work) through most of her pregnancy.
5. Studies have shown that a positive environment can significantly improve worker
(effectiveness/effecting).
6. The project contributed to (raise/raising) environmental awareness.
7. Shoppers cannot help (to wonder/wondering) why the prices at the department store are
so high.
21. Age – related changes can contribute to one’s having problems……………….soundly.

A. sleep B. sleeps
C. slept D. sleeping
22. The government’s report found that CIZMO group had failed to take the necessary steps
in.........building’s cash vault.
A. secured B. was secured
C. securing D. has secured
23. Despite ……………………more employees for the factory, the production manager still
believes the facility is understaffed.
A. hired B. have hired
C. having hired D. were hired
24. Because demand for sharp – toed boots has been decreasing, M shoemakers has decided
to discontinue…………….this particular style.
A. made B. making
C. make D. to make
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25. The department is committed to customers with a satisfactory resolution to their
complaints.
A. provision B. providing
C. provides D. provided
26. Please indicate your desire to renew your membership with our club within ten days of
……….this notice.
A. received B. receipt
C. receive D. receiving
27. The factory supervisor……………..equipment and machinery through a second – hand dealer
who sells slightly used items at bargain prices.
A. to purchase B. purchase
C. purchasing D. purchases
28. The cosmetics division is considering a product line for men, which will probably include
facial creams and concealers.
A. introduce B. introducing
C. to introduce D. introduced
29. The managers involved with the negotiations are pleased with the progress of the talks and
believe that they will reach a mutually beneficial…………………..
A. to conclude B. concluded
C. concluding D. conclusion
30. The recent cuts in budget appropriations were aimed at…………….the company’s year – end
deficit.
A. reduce B. reduced
C. reducing D. reduction
31. Shopping websites can continue to shoppers by ensuring product quality, offering low
prices, and being user – friendly.
A. attractive B. attract
C. attracting D. attraction
32. Rather than go……………….at the local super – markets, residents of the town are urged to
buy produce straight from the farms.
A. to shop B. shopping
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C. for shopping D. to shopping
33. …………………your business card to individuals you meet will allow you to advertise your
business in an inexpensive and effective way.
A. hand B. hands
C. handed D. handing
34. I am calling to get some information on…………………the 15th international Symposium on
Mobile radio Communications in September.
A. to attend B. attending
C. attended D. attendance
35. A demonstration of the most recent PDA model will……………..place in the conference room
on the third floor before it goes on sale.
A. take B. be taken
C. be taking D. have taken
36. By May, the weather should become warm enough to permit ………………in the cellar or
basement for longer periods of time.
A. stay B. to stay
C. staying D. stayed
37. ……………………..the difficult bar exam, he spent most of his waking moments reading
reference materials at the library.
A. for passing B. to pass
C. by passing D. on passing
38. The promotion advisor, Mr D, enjoys…………..with potential clients during the open house
days held once a month.
A. talk B. talked
C. talking D. to talk
39. City developers will begin………………..the parking lot into a luxury shopping centre after the
summer ends.
A. convert B. converting
C. to converting D. converted
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40. In ………………….an atmosphere conductive to studying, the library has painted the walls a
color that is easy on the eyes of the students.
A. establish B. establishing
C. established D. establishment
Date: February 10
From: Tharris@comdev.com
To: ebryan@comdev.com
Subject: News on Thai branch
I have just arrived at headquarters following my visit to our new office in Thailand. The
branch has conducted training for management and staff, focusing on new customer service
and project implementation.
However, the office…………………communication problems between its foreign staff and local
managers.
A. had experienced B. will experience
C. experienced D. experiencing
The problems does not involve language, rather, it has to do with cultural differences in work
style. I recommend………………our training program to include sessions that would make
employee
A. upgrade B. upgrading
C. to upgrade D. upgraded
relocation run more smoothly. These sessions would ………………..to improving relations
between local and international employees.
A. prohibit B. contribute
C. develop D. increase
I have attached a report with further information and would like to know your thoughts
regarding the Thai office when you have time.
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Publish
Existing
Kèm theo
Mua
Protective clothing
Trước khi
Thông báo
Chứng minh
academic
charity
Thoả đáng, ổn, chấp nhận
được
Hợp lý, phải chăng
II. HOMEWORK
Exercise 1. Make one sentence from two. Complete the sentences with an -ing clause.
(Example) 1. A bell was ringing. I was woken up by it.
I was woken up by a bell ringing.
2. A man was sitting next to me on the plane. I didn’t talk much to him.
I didn’t talk much to the ________________________________________________________
3. A taxi was taking us to the airport. It broke down.
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4. There’s a path at the end of this street. The path leeds to the river.
At the end of the street there’s a ________________________________________________
5. A factory has just opened on the town. It employs 500 people.
A _____________________________________________________has just opened in the

town.
6. The company sent me a brochure. It contained the information I needed.
The company sent me __________________________________________________________
Exercise 2. Make one sentence from two, beginning as shown. Each time make an -ed
clause.
1. A boy was injured in the accident. He was taken to the hospital.
The boy injured in the accident was taken to hospital.
2. A gate was damaged in the storm. It has now been repaired.
The gate ____________________________________________has now been repaired.
3. A number of suggestions were made at the meeting. Most of them were not very
practical.
Most of the ____________________________________________ were not very practical.
4. Some painting was stolen from the museum. They haven’t been found yet.
The __________________________________________________ haven’t been found yet.
5. A man was arrested by the police. What was his name?
What was the name of ______________________________________________________?
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Exercise 3. Choose the corect answer.
1. _____their work, they went home.

A. Finishing
B. Having finished
C. Had finished
D. Finished
2. The girl_____ behind you is naughty.
A. stands
B. stood
C. is standing
D. standing
3. _____ their farm work, the farmers returned home.
A. Finishing
B. Finish
C. Having finished
D. Being finished
4. _____by the visitor, the clavichord could not be used.
A. Broken
B. Break
C. Breaking
D. Broke
5. After_____ dinner, I watched television.
A. eat
B. eating
C. eaten
D. ate
6. _____ you to the job, he felt calm.
A. Appointed
B. Appoint
C. Having appointed
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7. _____ so much, the doll is still on the shelf.
A. Cost
B. Costs
C. To cost
D. Costing
8. _____ at by everyone, he was disappointed.
A. laughed
B. Laugh
C. Laughing
D. In laugh
9. _____ anxious to please us, they told us all we wanted to know.
A. Be
B. To be
C. Being
D. In being
10. Weather_____, we will start tomorrow.
A. permits
B. will permit
C. is permitting
D. permitting
11. Dinner_____ over, they returned home.
A. being
B. be
C. is
D. was
12. Since_____ his new business, Bob has been working 16 hours a day.
A. open
B. opening
C. opened
D. of opening
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13. After _____the fight, the police arrested two men and a woman.
A. stopping
B. stop
C. to stop
D. stopped
14. ____ one hand on the steering wheel, Ann opened a can of soda pop with her free hand.
A. To keep
B. Keep
C. In keeping
D. Keeping
15. When ____ to explain his mistake, the new employee cleared his throat nervously.
A. asking
B. asked
C. to be asked
D. to be asking
1. When ______ your tax return,make sure to send it by registered mail just in case it gets
lost.
A. mail C. mailing
B. mails D. mailed
2. American companies ______ in exporting to Germany should conduct thorought market
research as well as identify relevant standards
A. have interests C. interested
B. are interested D. interesting
3. Once______, the company will be the largest company in Los Angeles and generate $ 1
billion in annual revenues
A. merge C. merged
B. are merged D. have merged
4. The new member______our team this week has excellent credentials and is highly
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A. joins C. will join
B. joining D. will be joining
5. Chairman Park will review the _______ budget for the petroleum firm’s expansion
program
A. propose C. proposes
B. proposing D. proposed
6. The Odeon Theater is pleased to announce a new film festival_______ the work of local
filmmakers
A. feature C. featuring
B. features D. featured
7. The staff of the production department is ________ with the new equipment
A. satisfied C. to satisfy
B. satisfy D. satisfying
8. The figures released by the firm were lower than the______annual earnings
A. anticipating C. anticipated
B. to anticipate D. anticipation
9. ______to work over the weekend, the project team was able to finish the proposal before
the deadline
A. Instruct C. Instructing
B. Instructs D. Instructed
10. The marketing team’s survey received an ______number of responses from potential
customers
A. overwhelming C. overwhelms
B. overwhelmed D. overwhelm
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08 CONJUNCTIONS
Unit 1. Conjunctions
I. THEORY
STRUCTURE
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Proposal
Accept
Kỹ năng quản lý
Nộp, trình (đơn)
Điều chỉnh
Thích nghi (với hoàn cảnh)
Expectation
Assistance
Phù hợp
Trình độ chuyên môn
Goal
Thúc đẩy
Chiến lược
II. HOMEWORK
1. According to "Shanghai Daily," the universities outside the top 100 don’t have a precise
rank __________ the differences between them are minor.
A. yet C. so
B. unless D. because
2. Electronic mail provides an immediate __________ convenient means of communication.
A. but C. and
B. so D. however
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3. __________ used correctly, the Internet can be an incredibly powerful tool.
A. Unless C. Since
B. If D. Though
4. __________ electronic publishers at MIT can now use and publicize shorter URLs for their
documents, addresses will be easier to reference and remember.
A. Although C. Since
B. After D. Until
5. The Internet can be an incredibly powerful tool; __________, this new capacity must be
used responsibly.
A. for example C. such as
B. although D. however
6. __________ most signers want their signatures in a perfect product, minor errors may be
neatly corrected in ink.
A. Because C. If
B. Even though D. Despite
7. The company eliminated many jobs, including mine, __________ they needed to save
money.
A. because C. neither
B. so D. both
8. She will fit in very comfortably with a group of professional educators who __________
are serious about their work but also know when it is the right time to relax and joke.
A. but C. and
B. not only D. however
9. Review what to say and how to leave __________ your departure is polished and
professional.
A.. so C. unless
B. if D. whether
10. Neither the CEO __________ his assistant came to the meeting on time.
A. whereas C. so
B. whenever D. nor
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1. The sky was gray and cloudy. ________, we went to the beach.
A. Consequently B. Nevertheless C. Even though D. In spite of
2. I turned on the fan __________ the room was hot.
A. due to B. despite C. even though D. because
3. Sam and I will meet you at the restaurant tonight ________ we can find a baby-sitter.
A. although B. unless C. otherwise D. only if
4. Carol showed up for the meeting ________ I asked her not to be there.
A. even though B. despite C. provided that D. because
5. You must lend me the money for the trip. ________, I won’t be able to go.
A. Consequently B. Nevertheless C. Otherwise D. Although
6. The road will remain safe ________ the flood washes out the bridge.
A. as long as B. unless C. providing that D. since
7. The roles of men and women were not the same in ancient Greece. For example, men
were both participants and spectators in the ancient Olympics. Women, ________ were
forbidden to attend or participate.
A. nevertheless B. on the other hand
C. therefore D. otherwise
8. The windows were all left open. _____, the room was a real mess after the windstorm.
A. Nevertheless B. However C. Consequently D. Otherwise
9. It looks like they’re going to succeed ________ their present difficulties.
A. despite B. because of C. even though D. yet
10. ________ Marge is an honest person, I still wonder whether she’s telling the truth about
the incident.
A. In spite of B. Since C. Though D. In the event that
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09 PREPOSITIONS
Unit 9. Prepositions
I. THEORY
PREPOSITIONS OF TIME
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Vận chuyển
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Trì hoãn
Đặt (ở vị trí)
Đổi mới, cải tiến
Promise (v)
Exhibition (n)
Đăng ký
II. HOMEWORK
1 ………….the division hired temporary workers to complete the project, the company saved
more money.
A. So
B. Although
C. And
2. Our supervisor found a number of mistakes………….we carefully checked all the figures…….
A. as soon as
B. so
C. although
D. as
3. …………..a downturn in the market, considerable downsizing is still needed to ensure our
company’s competitiveness.
A. Because
B. As
C. Because of
D. Although
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4. …………..tourists did not arrive in the airport on schedule, they missed their flight.
A. Because of
B. Because
C. Owing to
D. Yet
To: Christine Late (clata2@consumemail.com)
From: Dr. Miles Hamilton (mhamilton@hamiltonmedical.com)
Subject: Retirement
Dear Ms. Late,
My 40-year career as a physician is coming to an end ……(1)……. I plan to step down from my
position on June. ……(2)……. I look forward to enjoying my golden years, I will miss my work
helping patients.
As your doctor, I believe I should suggest an appropriate replacement. Therefore, I’d like to
recommend Dr. Jenifer Jana. She is an excellent physician whose clinic is close to my current
office. Please reply to this email as soon as possible …(3)………. your medical records can be
transferred to her in a short time. ……(4)……., I wish you good health and a happy future.
Best regards,
Dr. Miles Hamilton
Hamilton Medical Clinic
1. 3.
A. because of A. so that
B. despite B. in order to
C. although C. although
D. so D. despite
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2. 4.
A. In spite of A. Your chart shows a marked improvement last visit
B. as B. Of course, I am glad that you have decided remain with me.
C. in order to C. Otherwise, you may retrieve them from before that date
D. although D. There are many forms of treatment for your condition
New transit Options Coming!
City council yesterday voted to approve the proposed subway extension into the Glostrup
zone of Coprenhagen. ……(1)…….This has encouraged developers to build more apartments
there. Moreover, thousands of new jobs has been added……(2)……. the creation of the
nearby Albertslund Technology Park. These sponsorship opportunities have been the key to
attract more people to the district. ……(3)……. development began, however, it will stretch
the area’s transit capacity to its limits, causing local residents and businesses to campaign
for a subway extension. The building of the subway extension will be operational within five
years ……(4)……. some objection of council members.
1. 3.
A. Tourism to the area has grown in recent years thanks to a A. Since
popular campaign. B. Although
B. The population in this area has been increasing because C. Despite

D. Owing to
of low property costs.
C. The district’s transportation costs are increasing an

unprecedented rate.
D. The closure of the Glostrup line was announced two

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2. 4.
A. as
A. in spite of
B. despite
B. thanks to
C. so as to
C. in order to
D. although
D. although
Home Furnishing up to 50% Off!
Alters Department Store is having a sale on home furnishings. It’s time again for our annual
sale, and you can make big savings. Alters is ……..(1)…….for the high quality of its
merchandise, so you can be sure you
1.
A. know
B. knowing
C. knew
D. known
are buying wisely. We are offering 20% off all silk cushion covers, 30% off the price of ready-
made curtains, and an incredible 50% Persian rugs (offer applies only ticketed rugs). Our
color specialists will be on hand to offer ……(2)……….on color coordination of the items you
buy. For a special reduced fee, they
2.
A. advise
B. advice
C. advisory
D. advising
visit your home to create a theme for the room of your choice. This
service ………(3)……….costs $150 per visit,
3.
A. as usual
B. usually
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C. unusual
D. usual
But we are offering it for the bargain price of 75$. Hurry – these special offers will
be ……(4)……….one week only.
4.
A. in
B. of
C. for
D. from
1. The train ……………Philadelphia will leave in five minutes.

A. over
B. between
C. for
D. along
2. The meeting ……………the interest rate will be held this Tuesday.
A. as
B. for
C. on
D. with
3. We were surprised ……………the news report.
A. in
B. at
C. for
D. as
4. All workers must submit their records to the supervisor ……………the end of the month.
A. for
B. in
C. by
D. to
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5. You will be required to show valid identification prior to processing a refund
request…………… a receipt.
A. without
B. between
C. along
D. outside
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10 & RELATIVE ADVERBS
I. THEORY
Unit 10. Relative pronouns & Relative Adverbs
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Tension
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Ứng viên
Thời gian nghỉ
Figure skater
Specialize
Có sẵn
Hợp đồng, thỏa thuận
Trì hoãn
Lên lịch trình/ lịch trình
Opportunity
Sự phát triển
Engage
Allow
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II. HOMEWORK
1. I can’t find the files …………...I saved all the important information.
A. which C. when
B. why D. where
2. A banquet is being held in honor of the governor …………...political career began in 1989
in an underground student movement and spanned almost quarter a century.
A. who C. which
B. whom D. whose
3. Ms. Dumas,…………...excellent market analysis helped us to foresee that the takeover

attempt would fail, has been promoted.
A. whose C. which
B. where D. who
4. A team of experts is reviewing the resolutions …………...contain laws against creating

corporate monopolies.
A. what C. whom
B. that D. whose
5. At the finance convention, we met with many associates …………...are concerned about
the stability of the global economy.
A. who C. what
B. whose D. that
6. This is the place …………...we have our annual meeting.
A. when C. where
B. why D. how
7. JW, Inc. is one of the major companies …………...manufactures furniture.
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A. where C. whom
B. whose D. which
8. …………...I said to the interviewer was not very clear.
A. What C. When
B. Which D. Whose
9. This is the spot……………..the terrible car accident happened
A. when C. where
B. why D. how
10. Anyone …………...wants to take a vacation this month needs to talk to me today.
A. which B. whom
B. who C. whose
11. This manual is for people …………...native language is not English.
A. whose C. whom
B. that D. what
12. The decision …………...the company made will cause a lot of problems.
A. whose C. who
B. what D. that
13. I met the representative …………...Mr.Reeves talked about.
A. that C. which
B. what D. how
14. Mr.Delaney met the person …………...she recommended for the managerial position.
A. what C. which
B. whom D. why
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15. The specialist …………...we just met will be the manager of our team.
A. what C. whose
B. whom B. when
16. This website is good for people …………...are thinking about renting a house?
A. they C. who
B. whom D. them
17. This is the place …………...we have our annual meeting.
A. when B. where
C. how
B. why
18. JW, Inc. is one of the major companies …………...manufactures furniture.
A. where C. whom
B. whose D. which
19. …………...I said to the interviewer was not very clear.
A. What C. When
B. which D. Whose
20. This is the spot……………..the terrible car accident happened.
A. when C. where
B. why D. how
21. In more …………………..economic conditions, the directors might not have decided to cut
the workforce, but this year there was no other option.
A. favor C. favorite
B. favorably D. favorable
22. Mr. Grey, the accountant, had to solve the problem by ………………….. as the entire
financial department was on vacation.
A. itself C. themselves
B. herself D. himself
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23. As of May 1, Dwayne Myers will ………………….. the firm’s interests at the national
conference in Washington.
A. attend C. reassure
B. perform D. represent
24. Mr. Taylor was extremely ………………….. to accept the board’s offer to become the new
CEO.
A. happier C. happiest
B. happily D. happy
25. ………………….. sales start to improve soon, the number of employees will have to be cut
by 50.
A. Unless C. When
B. If D. Because
MEMORANDUM
To: All Employees
From: Personnel Office
Date: May 15
Subject: Leave Request
This is a reminder for those employees …………..(1) are considering making a leave request.
1.
A. when
B. who
C. which
D. until
Before submitting the request, you should first get approval from your supervisor. And you
also need to complete the leave request form …………..(2) can be obtained from the
personnel office.
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2.
A. what
B. who
C. for
D. that
Please submit the form with your supervisor’s approval to the personnel office, …..(3)….. is
located on the 5th floor next to the employye lounge.
3.
A. which
B. it
C. who
D. they
Your leave request cannot be granted if your supervisor denies your request for any reason.
If you have any questions, please contact the personnel office.
Jerry McCarthy
Personnel Office
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11 SUBJUNCTIVE MOOD
Unit 11. Subjunctive Mood
I. THEORY
FIRST CONDITIONAL
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Kiểm tra
(Bản) khảo sát
Tiến hành, thực hiện
Chủ trì
With regard to
Eligible for
Suppose
Kỹ thuật viên
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1. If she …………… the lottery last year, She ………… rich now.
A. have won/would be
B. had won/would be
C.won/would be
D. wins/will be
2. If I …………… the homework last night, I…………… bonus today.
A. had done/would get
B. had done/would have got
C. done/would get
D. does/will get
3. If we had played this game yesterday, we…………… a lot of money now.
A. will have
B. may have
C. would have had
D. would have
4. If it ……………… last night, it would be cold today.
A. had rained
B. rained
C. have rained
D. was raining
5. If she …………… to me, she ……………… in trouble right now.
A. had listened/would be
B. had listened/would have be
C. had listened/would not be
D. A & B
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6. If it had rained one hour ago, the streets ………… wet now.
A. would have be
B. will be
C. be
D. would be
7. If I ………………. to the beach yesterday, I would be tired today.
A. have gone
B. goes
C. had gone
D. A & B
8. If they had gone to school yesterday, they ……….. to the museum now
A. would go
B. will go
C. could go
D. A&C
9. If he had done exercise last night, he ……… soccer right now.
A. will play
B. can play
C. plays
D. could play.
10. If Nina had not gone out last week, she ……………… die now.
A. will
B. would
C. could
D. B&C
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1. I would have visited you before if there _____ quite a lot of people in your house.
A. hadn't
B. hadn't been
C. wouldn't be
D. wasn't
2. If you had caught the bus, you _____ late for work.
A. wouldn't have been
B. would have been
C. wouldn’t be
D. would be
3. If I _____, I would express my feelings.
A. were asked
B. would ask
C. had been asked
D. asked
4. If _____ as I told her, she would have succeeded.
A. she has done
B. she had done
C. she does
D. she did
5. Will you be angry if I _____ your pocket dictionary?
A. stole
B. have stolen
C. were to steal
D. steal
6. You made a mistake by telling her a lie. It _____ better if you _____ to her.
A. would have been/ hadn't lied
B. would be/ didn't lie
C. will be/ don't lie
D. would be/ hadn't lied
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7. John would be taking a great risk if he _____ his money in that business.
A. would invest
B. invested
C. had invested
D. invests
8. She wouldn't have given them all that money if we _____ her to.
A. wouldn’t advise
B. won't advise
C. hadn't advised
D. didn't advise
9. If the tree hadn't been so high, he _____ it up to take his kite down.
A. could have climbed
B. climb
C. is climbing
D. climbed
10. If the wall weren't so high, he _____ it up to take his ball down.
A. climbed
B. could climb
C. is climbing
D. climb
11. If I _____ her phone number, I _____ her last night
A. had known/ could have phoned
B. knew/ would have phoned
C. know/ can phone
D. knew/ could phone
12. If he ______ the truth, the police wouldn’t arrest him.
A. tells
B. told
C. had told
D. would tell
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13. If you press that button what _____?
A. would happen
B. would have happened
C. will happen
D. happen
14. She says if she _____ that the traffic lights were red she _____.
A. had realized/ would stop
B. realized/ could have stopped
C. has realized/ stopped
D. had realized/ would have stopped
15. I am very thin. I think, if I _____ smoking, I might get fat.
A. stop
B. had stopped
C. will stop
D. stopped
16. If I _____ that yesterday, I _____ them.
A. had discovered/ would inform
B. had discovered/ would have informed
C. had discovered/ could inform
D. discovered/ can inform
17. If you _______ to the course regularly, they ________ a certificate last year.
A. go/ gave
B. go/ give
C. had gone/ would have given
D. went/ would give
18. I think he is not at home. If he _____ in, he ______ the phone.
A. was/ answered
B. were/ would answer
C. were/ would have answered
D. had been/ would have answered
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19. If I ______ in London now, I could visit British Museum.
A. were
B. had been
C. have been
D. would be
20. If Columbus _______ money from Queen Isabella, he _______ across the Atlantic.
A. do not receive/ could not sail
B. had not received/ might not have sailed
C. did not receive/ might not have sailed
D. would not receive/ might not sail
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12 AGREEMENT
Unit 12. Agreement
I. THEORY
AGREEMENT IN TENSE
1. Agreement in Tense __________________________________________________________

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Sa thải
Ngăn chặn
Thành lập
AGREEMENT IN NUMBER – SINGULAR/ PLURAL NOUNS
1. Agreement in Number – Singular/ Plural Nouns ___________________________________

Lợi ích xã hội
Chịu đựng
Seek (v)
Politics (n)
UNCOUNTABLE NOUN, TO-INFINITIVE, GERUND
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NOUNS WITH QUANTIFIER
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Bao gồm
Người giúp việc
Workload (n)
Side effect (n.pĐ)
Kiệt quệ
Đặt trước
Đăng ký
Inconvenience (n) Sự cố
Không thể tránh được
Tàn tật/ mất khả năng lao
động
Bảo dưỡng
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II. HOMEWORK
1. A large number of students in this school………. English quite fluently.

A. speaks B. is speaking C. has spoken D. speak
2. A series of lectures………being presented at the Central Hall this week.
A. are B. will be C. has become D. is
3. Beauty as well as health ………. failed her this term.
A. has B. have C. is D. are
4. Bread and butter ………. what she asks for.
A. is B. are C. will be D. have been
5. Each student………. answered the first three questions.
A. has B. have C. have to D. must
6. Either John or his wife ………breakfast each morning.
A. make B. is making C. makes D. made
7. Everybody who ………. a fever must go home at once.
A. has B. have C. is having D. are having
8. Five dollars ………all I have on me.
A. are B. is C. will be D. have
9. John, along with twenty friends, ………. planning a party.
A. are B. is C. has been D. have been
10. Mathematics………. the science of quantity.
A. was B. are C. is D. were
11. Measles………cured without much difficulty nowadays.
A. is B. are C. will be D. have
12. Neither Mary nor her brothers……a consent form for tomorrow’s field trip.
A. need B. needs C. is needing D. has need
13. Peter, together with his uncle, ……………fishing.
A. have gone B. has gone C. go D. goes
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14. The army…………. eliminated this section of the training test.
A. has B. is having C. are D. have
15. The number of the months in a year …………twelve.
A. was B. were C. are D. is
16. The picture of the soldiers………. . back many memories.
A. will bring B. brings C. bring D. have brought
17. These pictures, as well as the photograph………. . the room.
A. brightens B. brightening C. brighten D. being brightened
18. The quality of the recordings ………. . not very gooD.
A. is B. are C. is being D. has been
19. This house as well as that one……….for sale, which will you have?
A. are B. is C. have D. has
20. To what place ………either the man or his son wish to go?
A. is B. does C. do D. are
21. Twenty miles………. a long way to walk.
A. are B. was C. is D. were
22. What he told you………. to be of no importance.
A. seems B. seem C. must seem D. have seemed
23. Mathematics………. not always an exact science.
A. was B. are C. is D. were
24. Mr. John, accompanied by several members of the committee,………. proposed some
changes of the rules.
A. have B. has C. are D. is
25. The flock of birds…………. circling overhead.
A. gets B. are C. is D. get
26. The levels of intoxication…………. from subject to subject.
A. has been varied B. have been varied C. varies D. vary
27. The majority of the students………. him to be innocent.
A. was made B. believe C. makes D. make
28. The pair of the pliers………. on the table.
A. was B. were C. put D. puts
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29. The use of credit cards in place of cash………. increased rapidly in recent years.
A. have been B. has been C. has D. have
30. Advertisements on television…………. becoming more competitive than ever before.
A. has B. have C. are D. is
1.Each student …… to answer three questions.

A. have
B. has
C. having
D. to have
2. Plenty of milk …… consumed everyday.
A. are
B. were
C. is
D. was
3. SARS …… an epidemic that kills many people in China.
A. are
B. were
C. have been
D. is
4. The little girl with her friends …… coming here.
A. be
B. is
C. are
D. to be
5. The United States …… between Canada and Mexico.
A. lying
B. lies
C. lain
D. lie
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6. The book for my English courses …… 25 dollars
A. costed
B. costing
C. cost
D. costs
7. Jane as well as both of you …… finished it.
A. doesn’t
B. don’t
C. haven’t
D. hasn’t
8. Everyone in both cars …… injured in the accident last night.
A. was
B. is
C. are
D. were
9. Ten years of waiting …… nothing to those who are in love.
A. means
B. mean
C. to mean
D. meaning
10.The students in the next classroom …… very loudly everyday.
A. talk
B. talked
C. are talking
D. talks
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Number of questions: _________________________________________________________

Words Part of Meanings Words Part of Meanings

2. A. She ……………….……………….a ……………….

A. The man ……………….……………….a suitcase.

A. She is ……………….her ……………….

A. They are sitting ……… each other.

A. The woman is ……………….a pen

Photos of Object and Scenes

Common structures: ___________________________________________________________

Words Part of Meanings Words Part of Meanings

A. The………………. door is ……………….…

A. The woman is ………………. her

A. The vehicle is in the ……………….

A. Many ……………….are ……………….in the

A. People are …..………. near……………….

Unit 3. Information Questions

Vice president Phòng tiếp thị

1. Who is the woman?

Exercise 2. Listen and choose the correct answer.

1. Mark your correct answer. A B

1. Mark your correct answer. A B

1. Mark your correct answer. A B C

Unit 4. Information Questions (2)

1. When - questions ____________________________________________________________

Word / phrase Part of speech Meanings

1. Where is the copy machine?

1. When is the concert supposed to begin?

III. Why (file 3)

II. When (file 5)

Unit 5. Yes/ No Questions

1. Questions with auxiliary verbs __________________________________________________

Word / phrase Part of speech Meanings

Exercise 1. Listen and choose the correct answer (file 1).

1. Mark your correct answer. A B C

1. Mark your correct answer. A B C

Exercise 3. Listen and choose the correct answer (file 3).

1. Mark your correct answer. A B C

Word / phrase Part of speech Meanings

Exercise 1. Listen and choose the correct answer (file 1).

1. Mark your correct answer. A B C

1. Mark your correct answer. A B C

Exercise 3. Listen and choose the correct answer (file 3).

1. Mark your correct answer. A B C

1. Mark your correct answer. A B C

Number of questions _______________________________________________________

Number of conversations ___________________________________________________

Number of speakers _______________________________________________________

Types of questions _________________________________________________________

Word/ phrase Part of speech Meaning

Word/ phrase Part of speech Meaning

Word/ phrase Part of speech Meaning

1. When is the meeting scheduled to begin?

1. Where does the man probably work?

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