Work hard or you will fail the exam.

--> If (a)  

    All early television was broadcast in black and white. Color television was possible but it was too ​ (a)   and of very poor quality in the middle of the 1950s. Color television broadcasts began in the US in 1954, in Japan in 1960 and in Europe in 1967.

The first landing on the moon was broadcast ​ (b)   on television in 1969, and now television programs are transmitted all over the world immediately through the ​ (c)   of satellites that transmit the signals from the Earth, through ​ (d)   , and back to the Earth. More people now get their news and information through television than through newspaper and radio. The development of television is one of the most rapid and exciting ​ (e)   of our century.

The Internet has (a)   developed and become part of our daily life. (increase) 

You must be careful because the new customer is very strict.

--> The new customer (a)  

32. Credit cards have become more common because it’s very (a)   (convenience)

 A campus is traditionally the land on which a college or a university and related institutional buildings are situated. Usually, a college campus ​ (a)   libraries, lecture halls, residence halls, student centers or dining halls, and park-like settings.

          A modern campus is a ​ (b)   of buildings and grounds that belong ​ (c)   a given institution either academic or non-academic. Examples include Googolplex and Apple Campus.

          Some ​ (d)   American colleges later adopted the word to describe individual fields at their own institutions, but “campus” did not yet describe the whole university property. A school might have one ​ (e)   called a campus, one called a field, and another called a yard.

They are going to build a new building in my town next month.

--> A new building (a)  

The workers are building a new office here.

--> A new office (a)  

Buy her a doll or she will cry all day.

---> If (a)  

      There are about 6.4 billion smartphones in the world. That's almost one for every person on Earth. Smartphones are very useful. We can ​ (a)   people at all times and places. We can play games, listen to music and do ​ (b)   on them instead of going to the library. Smartphones are great, but using them too much can cause problems. I asked an expert, Dr Slater, how we could use our smartphones less. She told me that we shouldn’t use our smartphones in bed. I asked her why. She said that using a smartphone before sleeping can ​ (c)    our health. Dr Slater said, "Switch off devices at least one hour ​ (d)   sleep." She also said that we shouldn't use our smartphones when we eat. Other advice she gave is to have a phone-free day once a week. Using our smartphones less isn't easy, but it can be done. So, how much time do you spend  ​ (e)   your smartphone?

Host:     Kate, can I introduce you to Nga. She’s studying English here in ​ (a)   .

Kate:     Hello, pleased to meet you.

Nga:     Pleased to meet you, too.

Kate:    Where are you from, Nga ?

Nga:     I’m from Vietnam.

Kate:    Why are you studying English here? 

Nga:     I need it for my job.

Kate:    Really ?So, what do you do ?

Nga:     I work  for a bank, an ​ (b)   l bank in Hanoi.

Kate:    Oh, I see. Did you learn English at school ?

Nga:     Yes, and at university, too. But I’ve forget…er…forget…

Kate:    Forgotten.

Nga:     Yes, of course. I’ve forgotten a lot of it. I want to improve my ​ (c)   skill. You know…sometime I have to write letters in English.

Kate:    What about listening, Nga ?

Nga:      It’s ​ (d)   . This is my biggest problem. People talk very quickly and I can't understand them.

Kate:     Do you like studying English ?

Nga:      Oh yes. It’ an interesting language and it’s very useful; and I can talk to people from all over the world… and I can understand the words of my favorite ​ (e)   , too.

Kate:     Well. That’s very good. Good luck to you, Nga.

Have you read this article on the website?

--> Hey there, William, Abigail, and Luna! Have you checked out this article on the website yet?

(a)  

Can you provide me with the list of the (a)   who didn't make it in the last exam? (examine)

Paola: Hey, Lan! Have you finished your exam?

Lan: Yes ..., I have.

Paola: Were the questions difficult?

Lan: Well, they were quite ​ (a)  

Paola: Did you pass?

Lan: I’m not sure. The examiner didn’t tell me.

Paola: What questions did she ask you?

Lan: First she asked me what my name was, and ​ (b)   I came from. Paola: They were easy for you, weren't they?

Lan: ... Then she asked me why I was learning English, ... and if I spoke any other languages.

Paola: Go on.

Lan: ... Then she asked me how I learned English in my country.... And she asked how I would use English in the future.

Paola: What else did she ask you?

Lan: Oh, Paola! Let me try to remember! ... Ah, she asked me what aspect of ​ (c)   English I found most difficult.

Paola: Is that all, Lan?

Lan: Oh. There were a lot of other questions. She also asked me to ​ (d)   a passage.

Paola: What did she say in the end?

Lan: I’m trying to remember... Oh, yes! Exactly she said “If you want to attend the course, you must pass the ​ (e)   examination. Good luck!”

Paola: It’s terrible. Lan. I don’t think I will be able to pass the exams.

Lan: Don’t worry, Paola. Everything will be all right.

She always takes ………………. in their school. (proud)

(a)  

Janet has earned a good  …………………  for herself in school. (repute)

(a)  

How has the Internet (a)   developed and become part of Ava, Aria, and Zoe's daily life?

For (a)   , you can send it through Zalo.   (convenient)

“When does your school vacation start?”, she asked.

--> She asked (a)  

'Don't watch late-night horror movies,' I warned them.   

--> I warned them (a)  

The countryside is much less …………. than towns. (crowd)

(a)  

Life always needs a lot of (a)   (innovate)

Which of the following options best completes the sentence: Ho Chi Minh City is an important (a)   center. (economy)

I watch the news every day because it is very  …………………. (inform)

(a)  

Henry and Emma are (a)   as young parents and need support

No one can solve this challenging problem.

--> This problem (a)  

Watching TV consumes a lot of time.

--> Watching TV is (a)   .

Remote controls are used to interact (a)   TV.

If you want to (a)   your English, we can help you. (improvement)

The workers have just built a new bridge here.

--> A new bridge (a)  

There are about 6.4 billion smartphones in the world. That's almost one for every person on Earth. Smartphones are very useful. We can ​ (a)    people at all times and places. We can play games, listen to music and do ​ (b)    on them instead of going to the library. Smartphones are great, but using them too much can cause problems. I asked an expert, Dr Slater, how we could use our smartphones less. She told me that we  shouldn’t use our smartphones in bed. I asked her why. She said that using a smartphone before sleeping can ​ (c)    our health. Dr Slater said, "Switch off devices at least one hour before sleep." She also said that we shouldn't use our smartphones when we eat. Other advice she gave is to have a phone-free day once a week. Using our smartphones less isn't easy, but it can be done. So, how much time do you spend  ​ (d)   your smartphone?

English is (a)   used in the world. (wide)

Have you read this article on the website?

--> You have (a)   ?

Work hard or you will get fired.

--> If (a)  

Some people ask me if I like living in my hometown. The answer is certainly ‘yes’. The simple reason is that it has lots of interesting places. If you want to ​ (a)   your knowledge of the past, you can go to the museum. It's a historical building, with a big​ ​ (b)   of valuable artefacts. There is also a craft village in my hometown. There, the villagers make drums. Their drums are not only famous in the locality but also ​ (c)   You can visit the old workshop, where drums are still made in the traditional way. Some of them are huge! Another ​ (d)   in my hometown is the local library. It's an educational place where anyone can borrow books and take them home to read. ​ (e)   , it also has a reading club. I'm one of its members, and we gather once a week to discuss what we've read together. My hometown is also a cultural centre, with many traditional festivals and activities. I love it very much.

I need some (a)   about this tour. (inform)

English is (a)   used in the world. (wide)