1. Complete the second sentence with one word so it means the same as the first. Do not use the same determiners as in the first sentence.

(Hoàn thành câu thứ hai với một từ để nó cùng nghĩa với câu thứ nhất. Không được dùng cùng từ hạn định với câu tứ nhất.)

1. I've read all the guide books on Berlin that were in the library.

I've read every guide book on Berlin that was in the library.

2. He's got bad cuts on each foot.

He's cut _____ his feet badly.

3 Did you eat all of the pizza?

Did you eat the _____ pizza?

4. Give every child a red crayon.

Give a red crayon to _____ child.

5. The club holds salsa nights on the 14th and 28th of each month.

The club holds salsa nights _____ two weeks.

6. What time are our other friends coming to the party?

What time are the _____ coming to the party?

2. Choose the correct answers A - D.

(Chọn đáp án đúng, A – D.)

GRAND DESIGNS

Do you live on a housing estate, in a house that is identical to (1) __D__? Perhaps you have an idea for a dream home? Grand Designs on Channel 4 tonight might give you just the right inspiration.

Nearly twenty years ago, Channel 4 broadcast the first in a series of programmes that is still continuing today. (2) _____ episodes follow a person, or a couple, who have planned to build a house (3) _____. Some people have a lot of money and can afford to build eye-catching, ambitious houses, but (4) _____ are working on small budgets. What is important for the programme is that the people are passionate about their projects and that (5) _____ one of the designs is unusual and clever.

The 140 episodes have covered a wide range of projects, ranging from the amazing restoration ruined castle to the construction of a house built from shipping containers on farmland with breathtaking views. (6) _____ these new properties are smart houses, and also use environmentally-friendly materials. Could YOUR dream home become a reality on this programme?

1. A. each other           B. the other’s              C. one another            D. everyone else's

2. A. Each                   B. Both                        C. All                           D. Every

3. A. for others            B. themselves             C. both of them           D. each other

4. A. others                  B. the other                 C. another                   D. the other ones

5. A. all                       B. each                                    C. either                      D. both

6. A. Both of               B. Every                      C. Each                       D. Many of

3. Complete the dialogues with one word in each gap.

1.

Andy: There are only two direct trains to Aberdeen on Saturday mornings - at 9 and 11 o'clock. Which one do you want to take?

Beth: I don't mind- Both of them sound OK.

Andy: The first train is usually packed, so let's take the one.

2.

Carmen: Good to be home at last.

Daniel: Didn't you enjoy your holiday?

Carmen: The en suite room was great, but the (a) _____ experience was a bit disappointing. The brochure promised exciting activities (b) _____ day, but in fact, I spent a lot time by the outdoor pool, doing nothing.

3.

Eddy: Before I hand in my assignments, I usually ask Lucy to check them for mistakes and I do the same with her essays in return.

Mia: It’s a fantastic idea for friends to correct each _____ work.

4.

Hannah: Isaak finished his grilled cheese sandwich in two minutes and asked if he could have _____ one.

George: He must have been starving!