D6\EOT 2\Writing

Choose the sentence closest in meaning: Linh is excited about going to Greece on holiday.

• Linh is looking forward to going to Greece on holiday.
• Linh is looking to go to Greece on holiday.
• Linh is looking for Greece on holiday.
• Linh is looking at Greece on holiday.

Choose the sentence closest in meaning: It isn’t necessary to keep quiet at break time.

• You don’t have to keep quiet at break time.
• You mustn't keep quiet at break time.
• You shouldn't keep quiet at break time.
• You don’t keep quiet at break time.

Choose the sentence closest in meaning: It took us two hours to repair the PC yesterday.

• We spent two hours repairing the PC yesterday.
• We spent two hours to repair the PC yesterday.
• We spent two hours repair the PC yesterday.

Choose the sentence closest in meaning: We plan to celebrate with a small party this weekend.

• We are going to celebrate with a small party this weekend.
• We are planning to celebrate with a small party this weekend.
• We are celebrate with a small party this weekend.

Choose the sentence closest in meaning: Peru is to the South West of Brazil.

• Brazil is to the North East of Peru.
• Brazil is to the North West of Peru.
• Brazil is to the South East of Peru.

Choose the sentence closest in meaning: It isn’t a good idea that you chat with strangers on Messenger.

• You shouldn’t chat with strangers on Messenger.
• You can't chat with strangers on Messenger.
• You don't have to chat with strangers on Messenger.

Choose the sentence closest in meaning: I never forget to put the alarm on.

• I always remember to put the alarm on.
• I always forget to put the alarm on.
• I always never forget to put the alarm on.

Choose the sentence closest in meaning: No students in my class are as intelligent as Giang.

• Giang is the most intelligent student in my class.
• Giang is most intelligent student in my class.
• Giang is the intelligentest student in my class.
• Giang is more intelligent than student in my class.

Choose the sentence closest in meaning: The tablet is so expensive that I can’t buy it.

• The tablet is too expensive for me to buy.
• The tablet is too expensive that I can't buy it.
• The tablet is too expensive for me buying
• The tablet is so too expensive that I can't buy it.

Choose the sentence closest in meaning: Quan used to hate ice-creams when he was small.

• Quan didn't use to like ice-creams when he was small.
• Quan didn't used to like ice-creams when he was small.
• Quan didn't use to hate ice-creams when he was small.
• Quan wasn't use to like ice-creams when he was small.