Exercise on English Grammar and Vocabulary, Cheat Sheet of English

Download Exercise on English Grammar and Vocabulary and more Cheat Sheet English in PDF only on Docsity! 4. The story he told us is/was beyond belief. 5. The whole committee was/were in favour of the project. 6. Scientists blame our pollution for the destruction of the forests. 7. One never knows how he is going to/will/may/might react. 4. The story he told us is/was beyond belief. 5. The whole committee was/were in favour of the project. 6. Scientists blame our pollution for the destruction of the forests. 6. Scientists blame our pollution for the destruction of the forests. 7. One never knows how he is going to/will/may/might react. 4. The story he told us is/was beyond belief. 5. The whole committee was/were in favour of the project. 6. Scientists blame our pollution for the destruction of the forests. 7. One never knows how he is going to/will/may/might react 4. The story he told us is/was beyond belief. 5. The whole committee was/were in favour of the project. 6. Scientists blame our pollution for the destruction of the forests. --- blame s.th ( nguyên nhân ) for s.th ( kq ) : đổ lỗi cái gì vì cái gì 7. Noone knows how he is going to/will/may/might react 8. There are several categories of people who are exempt from : miễn ( trả thuế ), be exempt (adj) from: miễn be exempted (v) from: miễn (paying) the new tax. Key to exercise 17: 1. The film star avoided recognition/being recognized by wearing dark glasses. 2. What amazes me is/are the mistakes he makes. 3. It came as no surprise to us (to hear) (that) he was/had been successful. 4. Jean’s mother complimented Jean on her lovely new dress. 5. Only after/when all the guests had gone home/could we relax/were we able to relax. 6. George was nowhere to be found. 7. An increased number of travellers is/are being stopped by customs officials this week. 8. She is a more sympathetic listener than anyone else I know. Key to exercise 18: 1. The scandal had a bad/negative effect. have effect on sb/sth negative/ adverse: tiêu cực 2. There was (an) agreement among the teachers to introduce new methods. 3. Jenny wasn’t in the mood to go to the party/for (going to) the party. 4. The councilor gave frank answers to every question. 5. He is reputed ( được cho là ) = he is said that ] to have been (sent) to prison. 6. Most stores will accept a credit card as an alter’native to cash. 7. There is (absolutely) no difference in/between our opinions on the subject. 8. Local residents expressed/voiced then disapproval of the new traffic scheme. Key to exercise 21: 1. If I hadn’t lost my passport last week, I wouldn’t have been having so much trouble now. 2. The police caught him (as he was) climbing over the garden wall. 3. Sad though/as it is, unemployment is unlikely to go down this year. problem, the better it will be for all concerned. 6. So great was the demand that they had to reprint the book immediately. 7. They can’t (possibly) have been playing in this weather. 8. He denied stealing/having stolen the car but admitted borrowing/having borrowed it. Key to exercise 24: 1. I (just) can’t wait to meet them. 2. They spent the whole week lying on the beach sunbathing. 3. I have serious doubts as to whether this will work. 4. He’s always had difficulties in learning English. 5. I hon’t intend to give up now. 6. They’ve always had/been given/been allowed the freedom to do whay they want. 7. This (sort of) thing happens/occurs quite frequently.