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WorksheetsNDK7U4Exercises
Total questions: 174
Worksheet time: 1hrs 27mins
division
insurance
shake
show
peaceful
social
special
ancient
she
television
insurance
efficient
delicious
action
decision
share
shop
ship
nation
visual
leisure
mansion
vision
pleasure
intention
ocean
fishing
usual
brush
push
ensure
refuse
proposal
mouse
council
sense
division
tension
measure
conclusion
chemical
character
chaos
machine
shear
chemise
equation
ambitious
sugar
sister
wish
nation
insure
close
business
music
niece
cession
artificial
musician
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I love that picture. It's ________.
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She draws just for _________.
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He ______ country music to pop music
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The violin is Jane’s. It's her favorite _______ .
Circle the correct word to complete the sentences.
The water puppet show was interesting. The ________ were so lovely.
Circle the correct word to complete the sentences.
The Mona Lisa is a ______ painting by Italian artist Leonardo da Vinci
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Tom likes the Vietnamese ________ songs such as “Lý Ngựa Ô” and “Áo mới Cà Mau”
Circle the correct word to complete the sentences.
Trinh Cong Son was a famous ________ in Viet Nam
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Mike likes taking photos very much. His _________ is very good.
Circle the correct word to complete the sentences.
Many works of art are displayed in the ________.
Circle the correct word to complete the sentences.
Lan enjoys taking __________ of everything around her
Circle the correct word to complete the sentences.
Writing essays is not the same as writing __________.
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Since 1970s, Glastonbury festival has taken _________ almost every year.
Circle the correct word to complete the sentences.
________ is my favourite kind of music.
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The orchestra will perform its final ________ of the season tomorrow.
Circle the correct word to complete the sentences.
She adores drawing. Her ________ are very beautiful
exciting / puppetry / pleasure / anthem / composer / photographs
Tien Quan Ca is Vietnam’s national (a) .
exciting / puppetry / pleasure / anthem / composer / photographs
Classical music is not as (a) as pop music.
exciting / puppetry / pleasure / anthem / composer / photographs
His (a) will be on exhibition until the end of the month.
exciting / puppetry / pleasure / anthem / composer / photographs
She draws just for (a) .
exciting / puppetry / pleasure / anthem / composer / photographs
Trinh Cong Son was a famous (a) in Viet Nam.
exciting / puppetry / pleasure / anthem / composer / photographs
They are watching (a) at the puppet theater.
The (a) in this film are very famous. (character)
The government is trying to (a) spending. (control)
The photograph will be on (a) until the end of the month. (exhibit)
The gardens have recently been restored to their (a) glory. (originate)
This was a very impressive (a) the young player. (perform)
She’s a professional (a) . (photograph)
We took the children to a (a) show. (puppetry)
“What’s your (a) colour?” “Green.” (favour)
He is a famous (a) . I usually hear some of his wonderful songs when I relax. (music)
English is one of the (a) subject for students to learn. (compel)
The school was (a) very small. (originate)
She played the piano and sang this song (a) . I couldn’t stop watching her performance. (art)
(a) is the art of taking and processing photographs. (photograph)
Avatar is probably the (a) film I’ve ever seen! (bad)
The DAN BAU is a Vietnamese traditional (a) instrument. (music)
Complete the sentences below, using “as…as” and the adjectives in brackets.
Jane is (a) a doll. (pretty)
Complete the sentences below, using “as…as” and the adjectives in brackets.
Cats are not (a) dogs. (friendly)
Complete the sentences below, using “as…as” and the adjectives in brackets.
She didn’t want to be late, so she runs (a) she could. (fast)
Complete the sentences below, using “as…as” and the adjectives in brackets.
Watching movie is not (a) reading books. (entertaining)
Complete the sentences below, using “as…as” and the adjectives in brackets.
Please call me (a) possible. (soon)
Complete the sentences below, using “as…as” and the adjectives in brackets.
I am not (a) you. (tall)
Complete the sentences below, using “as…as” and the adjectives in brackets.
This book is not (a) that one. (interesting)
Complete the sentences below, using “as…as” and the adjectives in brackets.
This summer is (a) last summer. (hot)
Complete the sentences below, using “as…as” and the adjectives in brackets.
Yesterday it was (a) today. (sunny)
Complete the sentences below, using “as…as” and the adjectives in brackets.
I think my essay is (a) yours. (good)
Complete the sentences below, using “as…as” and the adjectives in brackets.
Sleeping on the sofa is not (a) in bed. (comfortable)
Complete the sentences below, using “as…as” and the adjectives in brackets.
This hotel is (a) the one near the beach but it is much better. (expensive)
Complete the sentences below, using “as…as” and the adjectives in brackets.
Do you think learning Japanese is (a) learning English? (difficult)
Complete the sentences below, using “as…as” and the adjectives in brackets.
This musician is not (a) that one. (popular)
Complete the sentences below, using “as…as” and the adjectives in brackets.
The river isn’t (a) it looks. (deep)
Complete the sentences below, using “the same….as” and the noun in brackets.
My friends went to see (a) me. (movie)
Complete the sentences below, using “the same….as” and the noun in brackets.
This musician plays (a) me. (musical instrument)
Complete the sentences below, using “the same….as” and the noun in brackets.
Critics say that this painter has (a) with that one. (style)
Complete the sentences below, using “the same….as” and the noun in brackets.
My best friend is at (a) me. (age)
Complete the sentences below, using “the same….as” and the noun in brackets.
Anne bought (a) me yesterday. (dress)
Complete the sentences below, using “the same….as” and the noun in brackets.
My best friend likes (a) my brother. (books)
Complete the sentences below, using “the same….as” and the noun in brackets.
My mother likes (a) me. (TV programs)
Complete the sentences below, using “the same….as” and the noun in brackets.
My brother is interested in (a) me. (subject)
Complete the sentences below, using “the same….as” and the noun in brackets.
My sister has (a) me. (height)
Complete the sentences below, using “the same….as” and the noun in brackets.
Jim pursues (a) Jane. (hobby)
Reorder the words and phrases to make sentences. favourite/ My/ song/ country music/ of/ Love Story/ is/.
(a)
was/ Văn Cao/ a/ composer/ Vietnamese/ great/.
(a)
compose/ Beethoven/ Did/ Symphony 5/?
(a)
painting/ My/ is/ hers/ impressive/ as/ not/ as/.
(a)
music instruments/ the same/ He/ plays/ as/ me/.
(a)
different/ Mai’s taste/ is/ her sister’s/ from/.
(a)
difficult/ as/ Playing/ is/ piano/ guitar/ playing/ as/. /
(a)
horse/ run/ a/ Can/ fast/ as/ a/ as/ train/? /
(a)
try/ as/ can/ you/ hard/ as/ should/ You.
(a)
Tom’s/ totally/ is/ from/ My/ writing style/ different/. /
(a)
car/ same/ runs/ the/ speed/ at/ His/ mine/ as/. /
(a)
I/ went/ My/ school/ friend/ same/ the/ best/ and/ to/. /
(a)
good/ This/ fridge/ modern/ isn’t/ as/ my/ one/ as/ old/. /
(a)
Spending time/ isn’t/ with/ as/ computer/ as/ friends/ entertaining/ on/ spending time/. /
(a)
art gallery /last week. / interesting portraits/ at the / I saw
(a)
Use the comparative structure “different from” to complete the sentences below.
My house is small and old. Your house is spacious and modern.
🡲 My house is (a) .
Use the comparative structure “different from” to complete the sentences below.
My mother’s favourite food is noodle. My favourite food is rice.
🡲 My mother’s favourite food is (a) .
Use the comparative structure “different from” to complete the sentences below.
My best friend has a powerful personality. I have a weak personality.
🡲 My best friend’s personality is (a) .
Use the comparative structure “different from” to complete the sentences below.
Life in the countryside is quiet and peaceful. Life in the city is exciting.
🡲 Life in the countryside is (a) .
Use the comparative structure “different from” to complete the sentences below.
Lan’s school is Hai Ba Trung School. Hue goes to Nguyen Hue School.
🡲 Lan’s school is (a) .
Use the comparative structure “different from” to complete the sentences below.
My hobby is collecting stamps. My brother’s hobby is playing the piano.
🡲 My hobby is (a) .
Use the comparative structure “different from” to complete the sentences below.
My answer for this equation is “4” but Tom thinks it should be “5”.
🡲 My answer for this equation is (a) .
Use the comparative structure “different from” to complete the sentences below.
My sister’s hair is long and wavy. My hair is short and straight.
🡲 My sister’s hair is (a) .
This house and your last house are different. 🡲 This house is (a) .
Jane and her sister are very different. 🡲 Jane is (a) .
Food in San Francisco and food in New Orleans are different.
🡲 Food in San Francisco is (a) .
American English and British English are slightly different.
🡲 American English is (a) .
Rewrite the sentence using the structure “as … as”
I’m quite tall but you are taller.
🡲 I’m not (a) .
My salary is high, but yours is higher. 🡲 My salary isn’t (a) .
You know a bit about cars, but I know more.
🡲 You don’t know (a) .
It’s still cold, but it was colder yesterday.
🡲 It isn’t (a) .
I still feel quite tired, but a lot more tired yesterday.
🡲 I don’t (a) .
Our neighbours have lived here for quite a long time, but we’ve live here longer.
🡲 Our neighbour haven’t lived here (a) .
I was a bit nervous before the interview, but usually I’m a lot more nervous.
🡲 I wasn’t (a) .
I know them better than you do.
🡲 You don’t know (a) .
There are fewer people at this meeting than at the last one.
🡲 There aren’t (a) .
I go out less than I used to. 🡲 I don’t go out (a) .
Complete each sentence so that it means the same as the sentence above.
This room is larger than the one at the end of the corridor of the art gallery.
🡲 The room at the end of the corridor of the art gallery is not (a) .
I think action films are more exciting than romance films.
🡲 In my opinion, romance films are not (a) .
Salvador Dali's paintings are different from Picasso's paintings.
🡲 Picasso's paintings are not (a) .
My sister sings better than me.
🡲 I don't sing (a) .
Ballets and modern dance are quite different.
🡲 Ballets and modern dance are not (a) .
The project was shorter than we thought at first. 🡲 The project was not (a) .
Rewrite the sentences, using the given comparisons.
My hair is short. Your hair is long. (as … as)
🡲 (a) .
She likes swimming. Her friend likes playing chess. (different from)
(a)
The action films are exciting. The documentary films are sad. (as … as)
--> The action films are not (a) .
The characters in the play are not like the ones in the story. (different from)
--> The characters in the play are (a) .
He looks handsome. His father looks handsome. (like)
--> He (a) .
My house is new. Your house is new. (as … as)
--> My house is (a) .
