Câu hỏi:

Rearrange the sentences to make meaningful sentences

long/ is/ a/ girl/ She/ with/ nice/ hair.

A. She is a nice girl with long hair.

B. She is a long hair girl with nice.

C. She is with a nice girl long hair.

D. She is with a long hair girl nice.

Câu 1:

Rearrange the sentences to make meaningful sentences

not/ get/ is/ She/ to/ old/ married/ enough.

A. She is not old to get enough married.

B. She is not get married old enough to.

C. She is not old enough to get married.

D. She is not enough old to get married.

Câu 2:

Choose the letter A, B, C or D to complete the sentences with given words

Nick/ just/ buy/ a CD/ Vietnamese folk songs/ and he/ think/ he/ enjoy/ listen/ to the melodies.

A. Nick just bought a CD of Vietnamese folk songs and he thinks he’ll enjoy listening to the melodies.

B. Nick has just bought a CD of Vietnamese folk songs and he thinks he’ll enjoy listening to the melodies.

C. Nick did just buy a CD of Vietnamese folk songs and he thinks he’ll enjoy listening to the melodies.

D. Nick just buys a CD of Vietnamese folk songs and he thinks he’ll enjoy listening to the melodies.

Câu 3:

Choose the letter A, B, C or D to complete the sentences with given words

How much/ time/ day/ you/ spend/ playing game?

A. How much time a day do you spend on playing game?

B. How much time a day do you spend in playing game?

C. How much time a day did you spend in playing game?

D. How much time a day did you spend on playing game?

Câu 4:

Rearrange the sentences to make meaningful sentences

a/ received/ Lan/ letter/ yesterday/ her/ from/ friend.

A.  Lan a letter received her friend from yesterday.

B.  Lan her friend received a letter from yesterday.

C.  Lan received a her friend letter from yesterday.

D.  Lan received a letter from her friend yesterday.

Câu 5:

Rearrange the sentences to make meaningful sentences

look/ does/ she/ what/ like?

A. What like she look does?

B. What does she look like?

C. What does like she look?

D. What she look does like?

Câu 6:

Rewrite sentences without changing the meaning

He hates playing board games.

A. He doesn’t like playing board games.

B. He doesn’t dislike playing board games.

C. He doesn’t detest playing board games.

D. He doesn’t want playing board games.