Câu hỏi:

Rewrite sentences without changing the meaning

Where do you live?

A. What is your address?

B.  Which place do you live?

C.  What location are you living?

D.  Are you living with your parents?

Câu 1:

Rearrange the sentences to make meaningful sentences

spell/ you/ name/ your/ How?

A. How do your spell you name?

B.  How do you spell your name?

C.  How you do spell your name?

D.  How you name spell you do?

Câu 2:

Rearrange the sentences to make meaningful sentences

often/ Mai/ after/ two hours/ playing/ spends/ with/ volleyball/ friends/her/ school/./

A. After two hours Mai often spends her friends playing volleyball with school.

B.  Mai often spends two hours playing volleyball with her friends after school.

C.  Mai spends often two hours playing volleyball with her friends after school.

D.  Mai spends often spends playing volleyball with her school friends after two hours.

Câu 3:

Rewrite sentences without changing the meaning

Of all subjects at school, I like Maths best.

A. Maths is the most interesting subject to me at school.

B.  My favorite subject at school is Maths.

C.  Maths is easy to study so I like it.

D.  I love studying Maths than other subjects at school.

Câu 4:

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

Where/ your parents /live?

A.  Where do your parents live?

B.  Where are your parents living?

C.  Where have your parents lived?

D.  Where your parents are living?

Câu 5:

Rewrite sentences without changing the meaning

Mai really likes studying English because she can talks with other foreign friends

A. English is very easy for Mai to study to talk with other foreign friends.

B.  Mai studies English to talk with other foreign friends.

C. Mai is interested in studying English because she can talks with other foreign friends.

D.  Talking with other foreign friends helps her study English

Câu 6:

Rewrite sentences without changing the meaning

My new class has 20 boys and 25 girls.

A.  20 boys and 25 girls is the number of my new class.

B.  There is 20 boys and 25 girls in my new class.

C.  There are 20 boys and 25 girls in my new class

D.  My new class has fewer boys than girls.