If people………………… the rules, there are no more accidents.

VI. Choose the word (a, b, c, or d) that best fits each of the blank spaces.

   This composition is about my aunt’s (1)……… in Florida last year.

   She hired a car at Miami (2)…….., and soon (3)……….lost. So, she stopped to ask a young man how to get to the hotel. Unfortunately, the young man had a gun; he made my aunt get (4)………… of the car, and she had to give him all her money.

   Luckily, a police car drove past a few minutes later and (5)……….. Then, the police arrested the thief and got my aunt’s money back.

   (6)…….. the end, my aunt had quite a good holiday, but she said that she was happy to get back home.

Question 1

This composition is about my aunt’s (1)……… in Florida last year.

   She hired a car at Miami (2)…….., and soon (3)……….lost. So, she stopped to ask a young man how to get to the hotel. Unfortunately, the young man had a gun; he made my aunt get (4)………… of the car, and she had to give him all her money.

   Luckily, a police car drove past a few minutes later and (5)……….. Then, the police arrested the thief and got my aunt’s money back.

   (6)…….. the end, my aunt had quite a good holiday, but she said that she was happy to get back home.

Question 4

He had a stomachache. He didn’t wash his hands. (so)

Don’t drive too fast or you’ll have an accident. (If)

My mother is a careful driver. (drives)

This composition is about my aunt’s (1)……… in Florida last year.

   She hired a car at Miami (2)…….., and soon (3)……….lost. So, she stopped to ask a young man how to get to the hotel. Unfortunately, the young man had a gun; he made my aunt get (4)………… of the car, and she had to give him all her money.

   Luckily, a police car drove past a few minutes later and (5)……….. Then, the police arrested the thief and got my aunt’s money back.

   (6)…….. the end, my aunt had quite a good holiday, but she said that she was happy to get back home.

question 3

This composition is about my aunt’s (1)……… in Florida last year.

   She hired a car at Miami (2)…….., and soon (3)……….lost. So, she stopped to ask a young man how to get to the hotel. Unfortunately, the young man had a gun; he made my aunt get (4)………… of the car, and she had to give him all her money.

   Luckily, a police car drove past a few minutes later and (5)……….. Then, the police arrested the thief and got my aunt’s money back.

   (6)…….. the end, my aunt had quite a good holiday, but she said that she was happy to get back home.

Question 5

Mr Danh walked to school some years ago, but now he goes by car. (used to)

IV. Rewrite the following sentences so that their meaning stays the same, using the words give.

1. The distance from my house to school is about 2000 km. (It)

Mr Oanh teaches our class.

I. Find the word which has a different sound in the part underlined.

V. Read the passage and choose the best answer.

   Transport in London is expensive. The fare depends on the length of the journey; you cannot buy or book ticket in advance. Children under sixteen pay half and those under five travel free. You usually buy bus tickets from the conductor, but on some buses you pay drivers most London buses are double-deckers. On the underground railway you buy you ticket from the machine or ticket office, and give it up at the end of the journey. Not all train from one platform go to the same place, so watch the signs. The last train leaves at 1.15 p.m.

1. Transport ………… London is expensive.

Mai’s dad usually drives her to school……………. her school is very far from her house.

Children under five don’t have to ……..when they use public transport.

……………… is not very far from here to the city centre.