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WorksheetsSolutions_Anh11_Unit 4GH
Total questions: 55
Worksheet time: 30mins
Photo A looks very modern, ___ Photo B looks quite traditional.
unless
whereas
although
despite
He decided to take part in the competition, ___ his lack of preparation.
although
when
despite
unless
We can travel by train. ___, it’s much more expensive than going by bus.
Nevertheless
When
Unless
But
You can join the trip, ___ you bring your parents’ permission letter.
although
unless
while
on the other hand
She studied very hard. ___, she still failed the exam.
Whereas
On the other hand
Nevertheless
Unless
I love living in the city. ___, my brother prefers the quiet life in the countryside.
In contrast
Unless
Despite
While
I wanted to talk to her, ___ she was too busy with her work.
although
unless
whereas
in contrast
The hostel room is cheap and convenient. ___, it lacks privacy.
On the other hand
Unless
Despite
While
___ his efforts, he couldn’t finish the project on time.
Unless
In contrast
Despite
Whereas
She enjoys studying English, ___ she finds grammar a bit difficult.
although
while
nevertheless
unless
I’ll lend you my book, ___ you promise to return it tomorrow.
unless
while
if
provided that
He likes action films. ___, his sister prefers romantic comedies.
Nevertheless
On the other hand
Despite
While
___ she was ill, she still went to school.
Unless
Although
Whereas
Nevertheless
The north of the country is very cold. ___, the south enjoys warm weather.
In contrast
However
Unless
Despite
She was tired. ___, she kept working until midnight.
Nevertheless
Whereas
Unless
Despite
Listen and choose
Give me a second to remember.
I don’t want to answer.
I know exactly what to say.
I refuse to speak.
Listen and choose
I’m starting to reconsider my opinion.
I completely agree with you.
I don’t want to continue this conversation.
I’ll answer without hesitation.
Listen and choose
I want to check something.
I’m angry about this.
I have nothing else to say.
I completely disagree.
Listen and choose
When I look at everything together, …
I only care about one detail.
I don’t want to make a decision.
I refuse to consider anything.
Listen and choose
I think the main point is …
I don’t understand anything.
I’m going to change the subject.
I want to stop talking.
Listen and choose
Another thing is …
I don’t know what to say.
I’m going to stop now.
That’s everything finished.
Listen and choose
I agree with your idea.
I don’t think it matters.
I have no opinion.
I want to change the topic.
Match the following
bunk bed
bedside table
duvet
bookcase
Match the following
lamp
cushion
shelf
fridge
Listen and choose
Let me think …
Actually, now I come to think about it …
All things considered …
That’s a good point …
Listen and choose
All things considered …
That’s a good point …
Actually, now I come to think about it …
Let me think …
“If we take everything into account, this option is better.”
What else? Well …
All things considered
Let me think …
I suppose …
“You’ve just made a very valid argument.”
That’s a good point …
Actually, now I come to think about it …
I suppose …
All things considered …
“What other reasons can we give? Let’s see …”
Let me think …
What else? Well …
That’s a good point …
Actually, now I come to think about it …
“I think we should assume this is true.”
I suppose …
All things considered …
That’s a good point …
What else? Well …
You ____ take an umbrella.
would rather
had better
I don’t want to go out tonight. I ____ stay at home and watch TV.
would rather
had better
There’s a lot of traffic. You ____ not drive too fast.
had better
would rather
I don’t like milk. I ____ drink tea instead.
had better
would rather
The exam is tomorrow. You ____ study tonight.
had better
would rather
“Do you want to eat pizza or noodles?” — “I ____ eat noodles, thanks.”
had better
would rather
You look sick. You ____ see a doctor.
had better
would rather
I don’t want to play football now. I ____ read a book.
would rather
had better
It’s dangerous here. You ____ not go alone.
had better
would rather
I’m tired of action movies. I ____ watch a romantic film tonight.
would rather
had better
I’m really tired. I ____ go to the party tonight.
would rather not
had better not
This meat smells bad. You ____ eat it.
had better not
would rather not
She hates swimming. She ____ join us at the pool.
would rather not
had better not
The road is icy. You ____ drive too fast.
had better not
would rather not
I ____ talk about this problem now, maybe later.
would rather not
had better not
Minh is tired after school. He says: “I want to play games instead of doing homework.” Which sentence means the same?
Minh’d rather playing games.
Minh’d rather play games.
Minh’d rather to play games.
Minh’d rather played games.
Hoa doesn’t like noisy cafés. She says: “I want to stay at home tonight.” Which sentence means the same?
Hoa’d rather stay at home tonight.
Hoa’d rather staying at home tonight.
Hoa’d rather stayed at home tonight.
Hoa’d rather to stay at home tonight.
The teacher doesn’t want students to use phones in class. He says: “I want you not to use your phones.” Which sentence means the same?
I’d rather you not use your phones.
I’d rather you didn’t use your phones.
I’d rather you don’t use your phones.
I’d rather you won’t use your phones.
Nam is hungry. He says: “I want to eat pizza, not noodles.” Which sentence means the same?
Nam’d rather eat noodles.
Nam’d rather eating pizza.
Nam’d rather eat pizza.
Nam’d rather to eat pizza.
Mai’s friend suggests watching a horror movie, but she doesn’t like it. She says: “I want to watch a comedy.” Which sentence means the same?
Mai’d rather watch a comedy.
Mai’d rather watching a comedy.
Mai’d rather watched a comedy.
Mai’d rather to watch a comedy.
The bus is very crowded. Lan says: “I want to walk instead.” Which sentence means the same?
Lan’d rather to walk.
Lan’d rather walked.
Lan’d rather walk.
Lan’d rather walking.
Minh’s friends invite him to play football, but he prefers basketball. He says: “I want to play basketball.” Which sentence means the same?
Minh’d rather play basketball.
Minh’d rather playing basketball.
Minh’d rather played basketball.
Minh’d rather to play basketball.
The students don’t like doing homework in the evening. They say: “We want to do it tomorrow morning.” Which sentence means the same?
We’d rather do it tomorrow morning.
We’d rather doing it tomorrow morning.
We’d rather to do it tomorrow morning.
We’d rather did it tomorrow morning.
Nam doesn’t want his little brother to touch his phone. He says: “I want you not to touch my phone.” Which sentence means the same?
I’d rather you not touch my phone.
I’d rather you didn’t touch my phone.
I’d rather you don’t touch my phone.
I’d rather you won’t touch my phone.
Hoa doesn’t enjoy waking up early on Sunday. She says: “I want to sleep late.” Which sentence means the same?
Hoa’d rather sleep late.
Hoa’d rather sleeping late.
Hoa’d rather slept late.
Hoa’d rather to sleep late.
