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English 11: Review: Practice
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Choose Practice:
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I. Choose the best answer for the following sentences:
| 1. I am ............... video games. |
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| 2. When ............... we have dinner ? – We have it on Tuesday and Thursday. |
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| 3. My teacher divides my class ............... three groups. |
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| 4. How are they ............... ? By airplane. |
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| 5. ............... you do the housework? No, I don’t. |
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| 6. What is a question of “ He’s my brother.“ ? |
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| 7. My father goes to work ............... motorbike. |
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| 8. ............... your book on page 20, please. |
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II. Choose the underlined word or phrase that needs correcting:
| 1. Where are your classroom? |
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| 2. She often washes my face at 6 o′clock. |
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| 3. My house is at Nguyen Hue Street. |
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III. Read the passage and choose the correct answer:
Paul: Hello. Which grade are you in?
Alice: I’m in grade 6.
Paul: And which class are you in?
Alice: 6C. What about you?
Paul: I’m in grade 7, class 7A.
How many floors does your school have?
Alice: Three. It’s a small school.
Paul: My school has eight floors and my classroom is on the third floor.
Where’s your classroom?
Alice: It’s on the first floor.
| 2. Which grade is she in? |
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| 3. How many floors does his school have? |
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| 4. Where's her classroom? |
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Tuan is going to wash his hands. He is standing at the wash-basin. There is water. There are two taps, one for cold water and one for hot water. There is a piece of soap. Tuan is going to rub his hands with the soap. There is a towel at the side of the wash-basin. It is a clean towel. There is a looking-glass on the wall. It is on the wall, over the wash-basin.
| 1. What is Tuan going to do first? |
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| 3. How many taps are there? |
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IV. Fill in each gap with a suitable word or phrase:
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is
mother
a
years
four
works
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V. Supply the correct form of the words in the brackets:
VI. Rewrite each sentence so that the meaning stays the same:
VII. Write complete sentences from words/phrases given:
VIII. Rearrange the following words to form complete sentences: