She typed this report yesterday morning.

Read the follow passare and choose the correct answer

In Britain there is a holiday now (21) _____ people call Mother's Day. In the old days many girls from working-class families in towns and cities and from farmers families in the country worked in rich houses. They had to do all the (22) ____ and their working day was usually very long. They often worked on Sundays, too.

Once a year, it was usually one Sunday in March, they could visit their mothers. They went home on that day and bought (23) ________ for their mothers and for other members of their families. They could stay at home only (24) _______  day, and then went back to their work.

Later workers at the factories (25) _______ girls who worked in the houses of rich familles received one free day a week, and Mothering Day becante Mother's Day. It is the last Sunday in March. 

Is English a _______  language in your country?

Cars cause pollution. People still want them.

Manh _______ up some Spanish when he was living in Mexico

They don't like learning English, ________?

If Mr. Cuong had an IELTS certificate, he _____ a good job.

Circle the word with the underlined part pronounced differently from that of the others 

Choose the best answer 

If you study hard, you  ________ the examination next month. 

Choose the sentence that best combines cach ghen pair of sentences 

That is my English teacher. She is very funny

Circle the word whose main stressed syllable is different from the rest. 

-"What does your father do?" -"He's  ____teacher.

Read the passage and choose the best answer for each question.

SONGKRAN is the Thai traditional New Year. It starts on April 13 every year and last 3 days. Another name for Songkran is the "Water Festival’’ because people believe that water can wash away bad luck. On Songkran day, family members gather and pour scented water onto the hands of their parents and grandparents to show their respect for the elders. In return, the elders wish the youngers good luck and wealth. 

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