My (A) grandfather, who promised giving (B) me a red toy car (C), has been from France (D).

Rewrite the following sentences using the given words

You mustn’t use dictionary in the exam room.

 You are……………………………………………………………………………..

Some (A) teenagers want (B) expensive clothes, can leads (C) to financial burden on (D) their parents.

Harry’s parents didn’t let him buy a motorbike.

Harry couldn’t get ............................................................................................................……….

It is not necessary for you to wear uniform on Tuesday.

Her teachers like her because she is always willing to learn. (willingness)

Two friends Laura and Maria are talking about Maria's house.

Laura: “What a lovely house you have!”

Maria: “________________.”

I agreed with him when he suggested that we should take part in more outdoor activities.  (suggestion)

→ ………………………………………………………………………………………

Mark the letter A, B, C, or D to show the underlined part that needs correction in each of the following questions.

I can’t help (A) smile (B) whenever thinking (C) about the time I travelled (D) around Southeast Asia with her.

For American culture, a parent's most important task is to teach their children ________.

Read the following passage and choose the correct answer to each of the questions.

Welcome to Get Involved! our weekly programme about inspirational young people. Today, I’ll tell you the amazing story of an outstanding young person with a disability. Nguyen Anh was born with “glass-born disease”, a genetic disorder causing fragile bones, and had fractured bones over 30 times. She is unable to run around like her friends, and has to use a wheelchair. Despite her disability, she always has a smile on her face. She believes that she is luckier than other people with disabilities because she has many supportive friends and teachers.

Nguyen Anh has been interested in singing since an early age. Eager to join Charitable campaigns, she has been using her talent to perform at Voice of Viet Nam since she was eight. She has taken part in broadcasting radio messages to rural villagers. She has been honoured by UNICEF as an outstanding child with disabilities. Now, as a Friend of UNICEF Viet Nam, she continues to inspire others, and use her talent and determination to help children with disabilities.

She became a success when she auditioned for the television show VietNam’s Got Talent. She immediately received national and international recognition.

Her smile and kind voice will definitely continue to encourage people with disabilities to fulfill their potential. Her inspiring words are what we would like you to think about. “You can do a lot of things if people believe in you and actually treat you equally.”

1. The girl has worked with Voice of Viet Nam in ______ to people in countryside.