1.. At this time tomorrow, they (travel)…… …………… in Vietnam.
2. When they (come) ………………….tomorrow, we (swim)…… …………….. in the sea.
3. My parents (visit)… …… Europe at this time next week
4. Daisy (sit)………… ……………………on the plane at 9 am tomorrow.
5. At 8 o’clock this evening my friends and I (watch)………………… a famous film at the cinema.
6. She (play)……… …………………… with her son at 7 o’clock tonight.
7. He (work) …………………………..at this moment tomorrow.
8. They (make) ……………………………….their presentation at this time tomorrow morning.
1. This time next year I (live)______ ………………………in London.
2. At 8PM tonight I (eat)_________........................... dinner with my family.
3. They (run)________ …………………..for about four hours. Marathons are incredibly difficult!
4. Unfortunately, I (work)______........................ on my essay so I won’t be able to watch the match.
5. She (study)_________ ………………………….at the library tonight.
6. (you/wait)______........................................... at the station when she arrives?
7. I (drink)_________.......................... at the pub while you are taking your exam!
8. (she/visit)________ ……………………….her Grandmother again this week?
9. At 3PM I (watch)__________....................that movie on channel four.
10. (they/attend)____________ ……………..your concert next Friday? It would be lovely to see them.

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1.I'm on the tenth page of the letter I'm writing.

=> I have......................................................................................................

2. 2.The last time I saw him was in 1995.

--> I haven't..................................................................................................

3. There is a definite improvement in your work

=> Your work has.......................................................................................

4. when she heard the results mary began to feel more confident

=> Since hearing the results.........................................................................

A. Read the following passage. There are 11 unnecessary words in it. The first is done as an example. Find the rest and do as the example.

Example: 0. ever (line 1)

WHAT IS SMART?

The British are ever generally regarded as the most untidily dressed people in Europe, but I have often thought that the opposite is true. Take, for an example, the wearing of jeans. In many southern European countries, it seems more perfectly acceptable for both teachers and office staff to wear jeans, whereas in Britain jeans are been considered far too casual and are only acceptable if the work is so dirty or unskilled. Office workers in Britain must follow a very much strict dress code. Even in the hottest weather, male employees are required to wear a suit and tie and female employees who must be dressed in a skirt and tights. In these schools, the dress code is not quite so formal, but staff still tend to wear out shirts and smartish trousers or skirts. The British may not be as stylish as like their European counterparts, but a dress code still does then exist.

I. Rewrite the following sentences.

1, .It took Mr. Hoang half an hour to walk to work yesterday.

=>Mr. Hoang spent.................................

2. They like listening to music 

\(\Rightarrow\)They are ........................................................

3. They built this house ten years ago.

\(\Rightarrow\)This house...................................

4. we didn't enjoy the trip because the rain was heavy

\(\Rightarrow\)The rain............................................

5. This is the first time I have eaten seafood

\(\Rightarrow\)I.....................................................

1) I.........my Maths homework yesterday. (to do)
2).........Susan.........to England by plane? (to go)
3) They.........a farm two weeks ago. (to visit)
4) Jenny and Peggy.........their brother. (not/to help)
5) The children.........at home last weekend. (not/to be)
6) When.........you.........this wonderful skirt? (to design)
7) My mother.........into the van. (not/to crash)
8) The boys.........the mudguards of their bicycles. (to take off)
9).........you.........your aun

Read the text below and think of the word which best fits each space. Use only one word in each space.

LEARNING VOCABULARY

Do you (1)________ hours trying to memorize lists of words? Do you look (2) ________ in a dictionary the meaning of every word you don't know? If  so, you may not be  doing yourself a favor. Research suggests that the (3) ________ way of building your vocabulary is by seeing words (4) ________ context and the obvious way to do that is to read as  often as you (5) ________. Regular exposure to written English, say 15 minutes every day, will be much (6) ________ useful than working really hard (7) ________ the evening once a week. This is (8) ________ the brain remembers information best when (9) ________ is associated with other information. The more you enjoy reading the more you will read. Pop songs (as long  as  they are in English) and TV programs will help in the same way. Who says that learning can’t (10) ________ fun?

V. LISTENING: Listen to the passage and choose the correct answer.

35. What percentage of Britain's population dream of living in the country?

A. 18% B. 80% C. 20% D. 28%

36. English village communities are often small and __________.

A. close B. poor C. unknown D. famous

37. Maggie lives in __________ .

A. North England B. North Yorkshire C. Northern D. Sourth Yorkshire

38. Which is village life good for, according to Maggie ?

A. Children B. People who have money

C. People who don't have money D. retired people.

39. People in English villages use private transport __________.

A. a little B. less C. more D. much

40. The environment of English villages is __________

A. spoil B. not spoilt much C. not safe D. too polluted

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Light pollution is the excessive, misdirected or invasive use of artificial outdoor lighting. Mismanaged lighting affects the environment, energy resources, wildlife, humans and astronomy research.

Light pollution is not a new phenomenon. Over the last 50 years, as countries became affluent and urbanized, demand for outdoor lighting increased and light pollution sprawled beyond the city limits and into suburban and rural areas. This form pollution is now prevalent in Asia, Europe, and North America, particularly in cities like Los Angeles, New York and Washington D.C. In 2008, National Geographic magazine named Chicago the most light-polluted city in the United States.

However, the most light-polluted spot in the world is Hong Kong, China. In March 2013, the University of Hong Kong named the city the most light polluted in the world. A study by the university found the night sky in TsimShaTsui, an urban neighborhood in southern Kowloon, Hong Kong, to be 1,200 times brighter than a normal urban city sky. Luminous pollution of this magnitude is on the rise worldwide. In a 2010 article from the Ecology and Society Journal, Hölker and others stated the use of artificial lighting increases by 20% each year, depending on the region, and noted there is an urgent need for light pollution policies that surpass energy efficiency to include humans, animals and the environment.

1: Light pollution is the excessive, misdirected or invasive use of artificial outdoor lighting.A. True        B. False

2: Light pollution sprawled beyond the city limits and into suburban and rural areas.”.

A. True        B. False

3:Chicago is the most light-polluted city in the world.  A. True        B. False

4: A city in Hong Kong is more than two hundred times brighter than a normal one.

A. True        B. False

5: Luminous pollution of this magnitude is on the rise worldwide.A. True        B. False