Bài tập ôn thi học kỳ 2 môn Tiếng Anh lớp 11
Đề cương ôn tập học kỳ II lớp 11 năm 2017
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Bộ đề thi học kỳ 2 môn Tiếng Anh lớp 11 CÓ ĐÁP ÁN (3)
Bộ đề thi học kỳ 2 môn Tiếng Anh lớp 11 CÓ ĐÁP ÁN (4)
I. Write cleft sentences in active voice.
1. The English pronunciation causes a lot of trouble.
2. Animal circus makes our children most excited.
3. swimming in a swimming pool on a hot day makes us feel healthier.
4. My husband always helps me do the housework.
5. My daughter writes this work book with me.
6. I want to see my English teacher.
7. She met her husband 25 years ago.
8. He bought the house for his daughter.
9. My son has just learned some of irregular verbs by heart.
10. I advise Lan to go out for relax after studying hard.
11. I'd love to see different kinds of painting at the Trang Tien exhibition.
12. The train leaves for Lang Son at 8:00 a. m everyday.
13. I met my old teacher at the bus stop by accident.
14. My daughter was born in 1980.
15. Bermuda got its name in 1964.
16. I've lost my book.
17. I saw him in the street only last week.
18. You are wrong not me.
19. The meeting began at 7pm.
II. Write cleft sentences in passive voice:
1. My father gave me a lot of toys.
2. My husband waters the flowers every day.
3. They celebrated their wedding last week.
4. They gave Lindsay a lot of presents.
5. He described his home town in his novel.
6. My friends sent me ten flowers on my birthday.
7. Mike invited me to attend his sister's birthday party.
8. They gave us many good lessons about friendship.
9. They are going to build a park near the river.
10. A hurricane destroyed the small fishing village.
11. They televised the World Cup soccer all over the world.
12. Hundreds of people visit The Washington Monument every year.
13. The government built 100 houses for poor people.
14. They offered James a good job with some benefits.
15. The company sent Julie a questionnaire last month.
16. My mother bought me a present on my birthday.
17. The girl received a letter from her friend yesterday.
18. The woman gave him the book.
19. She sent her friend the postcard.
20. Hoa borrowed the book from Long.
21. The little boy greeted his grandfather in a strange language.
22. The pedestrian asked the policeman a lot of questions.
23. The dog barked at the stranger.
24. Fans gave Christina lots of flowers.
25. The pedestrian asked the policeman for direction to the post office.
26. People talked a lot about his house.
27. His father bought him a bicycle on his birthday.
28. He described his hometown in his novel.
29. She frightened the children.
30. Her younger sister broke her glasses.
31. The prince kissed my younger sister at the party.
32. My father gave me this story book as a birthday present.
33. Vietnamese people celebrate Tet as the greatest occasion in a year.
III. Combine each pair of sentences into one, using the conjunctions in brackets.
1. David can't play tennis. David can't play football. (neither............... nor)
2. The black jacket didn't fit her. The white jacket didn't fit her. (neither.... nor)
3. She's tired. She's hungry. (Not only............... but also)
4. Dan was a newcomer, and so was Jim. (both...... and)
5. Mary went to London and Kate did, too. (both...... and)
6. They won't come here tomorrow. They won't stay at home. (either... or)
7. Mary hasn't studied Spanish. Her friend hasn't studied Spanish. (neither... nor)
8. You can turn in your homework today. You can turn in your homework tomorrow. (either... or)
9. Jane doesn't go to school today. Mary doesn't go to school today. (neither. nor)
10. Victoria needs a new coat. Victoria needs new tennis shoes. (both... and)
11. He isn't a doctor. I'm not a doctor. (neither... nor)
12. We may go to The Fish House for lunch. We may go to Bahama Breeze for lunch. (either... or)
13. She can't ski and I can't either. (neither... nor)
14. Yesterday, it was cold. Yesterday, it was windy. (not only... but also)
15. I don't know how to sail. I don't know how to ice-skate. (neither... nor)
16. If I read a book, it must be interesting. If I read a book, it must be short. (either... or)
17. Jack isn't kind. Jack isn't patient. (neither... nor)
18. I would like to eat Pizza for lunch. I would like to eat salad for lunch. (either... or)
19. Barbara doesn't cook. Barbara doesn't sew. (neither... nor)
20. We may go to the movies this evening. We may go to the store this evening. (either... or)
21. They didn't like music. They didn't like sports. (neither... nor)
22. Bob is angry with his neighbors. Bob is angry with their dog. (both... and)
23. John's sons enjoy playing soccer. John's sons enjoy swimming. (not only... but also)
24. I can't speak English. Nor can my sister. (neither... nor)
25. Cuban food is tasty. Cuban food is nutritious. (both... and)
26. Enrique doesn't learn English. Enrique doesn't learn French. (neither... nor)
27. Mr Parker will move to France. He will change job and stay here. (either... or)
28. She decided to change her major. She decided to change universities. (not only... but also)
29. The architect did not design the building to be modern. She did not design it to be attractive. (neither... nor)
30. Arthur is absent this evening. Ricardo is absent this evening, too. (both... and)
31. The leopard faces extinction. The tiger also faces extinction. (either... or)
32. The boy didn't do his homework. He didn't learn his lesson either. (neither... nor)
33. Fred likes helping his friends. So does Linda. (both... and)
34. Brian isn't very considerate. Tom isn't considerate, either. (neither... nor)
35. Ron enjoys horseback riding. Bob enjoys horseback riding. (both... and)
36. The library doesn't have the book I need. The bookstore doesn't have the book I need. (neither... nor)
37. It rained yesterday. It also snowed yesterday. (not only... but also)
38. Jack didn't do the homework. Tom didn't do the homework, either. (neither... nor)
39. Mary comes here tomorrow. Jane also comes here tomorrow. (both... and)
40. Her husband doesn't speak English. Her children don't speak English. (neither... nor)
