CLT ฝึกสอน 1

Ann: Hi, Bill._____(1)__________

Bill: Not so good. I was ill so I stayed at home.

• How do you do?

• How about doing it?

• How was your weekend?

• How are you doing?

Ann: _____(2)_______.

Bill: That’s OK. I watched a really good science-fiction film.

• I’m sorry about that

• You couldn’t do that

• I’m glad to hear that

• It sounds terrible

Bill: 2021. It was brilliant.

    Ann: Really? ______________

    Bill: It’s about the end of the world and how people try to stay alive.

There are lots of earthquakes, floods, and fires.

• What should I rent?

• What’s it about?

• When is it start?

• Where are you watching?

What did Ann mean when she said, “It’s a pity.”

• She felt sad.

• She didn’t want to watch.

• She thought it is normal.

• She was excited

Which sentence does not have a correct punctuation mark?

• Sounds exciting.

• Who stars in it.

• I’m sorry about that.

• Not so good.

Which of the following sentences is correct?

• Ann already watched the movie.

• Bill didn’t like the movie.

• Ann likes John Cusack.

• Bill recommends Ann to rent the movie.

Bill: You can rent it on DVD.

Ann: ______________.

• Ok. Thanks.

• See you soon.

• I will come back again.

• You should get some rest.

Ann: Sounds exciting. What were the special effects like?

Bill: ______________. All the disasters looked real.

• It was brilliant

• It’s a pity

• They’re a pity

• They’re amazing

What is the best description of the disasters?

• An event that results in great harm

• Stories dealing with future times on Earth

• Not in good health

• To cause to fill or become covered with water

What did Bill think about 2012?

• It was a pity.

• It sounds great.

• It was brilliant.

• It isn’t his style.