1. C.in     
2. D.for
3. A.by     
4. B.next     
5. D.opposite
6. C.between   
7. D.under
8. B.outside    

1.He texted me that he would come to the office_______twenty minutes.

A.for     B.by     C.in     D.at

2.I have studied how to play the guitar________two months.

A.on     B.at     C.by     D.for

3.The workshop will start at 9:15.You should be ready_______9:00.

A.by     B.on     C.for     D.in

4.The post office is________to the open-air market.

A.front     B.next     C.opposite     D.between

5.He is working in the_______room.

A.under     B.at     C.by     D.opposite

6.My school is_______the bookstore and the restaurant.

A.behind    B.under    C.between    D.next to

7.The doll is not on the bed.It's_______the bed.

A.in     B.front     C.next     D.under

8.The children are playing________.

A.out    B.outside    C.at    D.in

1. Her cafe is at the end of the street.
2. Can you see the green hat on that shelf?
3. Mary lives in Ho Chi Minh City.
4. I often surf the Internet when I'm on the bus.
5. My family were in Canada last summer.
6. Turn right and the supermarket is on the left.
7. All the stories in the book are very interesting.
8. She was at the airport one hour ago.
9. He works at 58 Hai Ba Trung street.

1.Her cafe is_____at___ the end of the street.

2.Can you see the green hat_____on___that shelf?

3.Mary lives_____in____Ho Chi Minh City.

4.I often surf the Internet when I'm_____on____the bus.

5.My family were_____in____Canada last summer.

6.Turn right and the supermarket is____on_____the left.

7.All the stories______in___the book are very interesting.

8.She was_______at___the airport one hour ago.

9.He works_____at___58 Hai Ba Trung street.

1) a little
2) a few
3) little
4) few
5) a little
6) a few
7) little
8) few
9) little
10) a few
11) a little
12) Few
13) a few
14) few
15) little
16) a little
17) few
18) little
19) a few
20) a little

1) I have ___little____ water left. There's enough to share.

2) I have _____a few___ good friends. I'm not lonely.

3) He has ___little______ education. He can't read or write, and he can hardly count.

4) There are ____few_____ people she really trusts. It's a bit sad.

5) We've got _____a little____ time at the weekend. Would you like to meet?

6) Julie gave us _____a few___ apples from her garden. Shall we share them?

7) She has ______little__ self-confidence. She has a lot of trouble talking to new people.

8) There are ____few______ women politicians in the UK. Many people think there should be more.

9) It's a great pity, but the hospital has ______little___ medicine. They can't help many people.

10) I've got _____a few___ cakes to give away. Would you like one?

1. Do you think Nga will be able to find our house?
2. By the way, I think we need to grow flowers in our garden.

1 Do you think Nga will be able to find our house?

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Our teacher, Mrs Jones, never is late for lessons. I often clean my bedroom at the weekend. My brother hardly ever helps me with my homework. I sometimes am bored in the maths lessons. We rarely watch football on TV. You and Tony never play computer games with me. You usually are at the sports centre on Sunday. The school bus always arrives at half past eight. 

1 is never

2 often clean

3 hardly every helps

4 is sometimes

5 rarely watch

6 never play

7 are usually 

8 always arrives

1. Bill is in class 12, whereas John, who is a year older, is only in class 4.
2. You must leave at once, otherwise you miss the train.
3. You need to get some job retraining. Without it, you risk being laid off.
4. Could I have rice instead of potatoes, please?
5. Despite His denial, we knew that he was guilty. 

1. Bill is in class 12, _______ John, who is a year older, is only in class 4.

a. and     b. whereas

c. either     d. nevertheless

2. You must leave at once, ________ you miss the train.

a. however    b. yet

c. still     d. otherwise

3. You need to get some job retraining. _______ it, you risk being laid off.

a. If so     b. If not

c. With     d. Without

4. Could I have rice_______ potatoes, please?

a. but     b. but also

c. instead     d. instead of

5. _______His denial, we knew that he was guilty.

a. Despite     b. In spite

c. Because     d. And

1. a. but also
2. b. however
3. a. or
4. d. otherwise
5. a. and

1. She's not only beautiful but also intelligent.
2. I was very tired, however I determined to walk on to the next village.
3. You can come here either on Monday or on Friday.
4. He had to act immediately; otherwise he would have been too late.
5. They said both he and I were to come.

1. Because of feeling very tired, John could sleep.
2. Though Tom was ill, he could not take part in his little sister’s birthday party.
3. Before she washed the dishes, her parents came home.
4. “Bring an umbrella with you in case it rains”, my mom told me.
5. I had to wait for him in front of his house until 9 p.m.
6. That was the reason why they didn’t want to come back to their hometown.
7. I am sure they are going to succeed despite their difficulties.

1. Because of=> Despite feeling very tired, John couldn’t sleep.

2. Though => Because Tom was ill, he couldn’t take part in his little sister’s birthday party.

3. Before => when she was washing the dishes, her parents came home.

4. “Bring an umbrella with you although => in case it rains”, my mom told me.

5. I had to wait for him in front of his house because of=> until 9 p.m.

6. That was the reason when => why they didn’t want to come back to their hometown.

7. I am sure they are going to succeed so => despite their difficulties.

1. Because of=> Despite feeling very tired, John couldn’t sleep.

2. Though => Because Tom was ill, he couldn’t take part in his little sister’s birthday party.

3. Before => when she was washing the dishes, her parents came home.

4. “Bring an umbrella with you although => in case it rains”, my mom told me.

5. I had to wait for him in front of his house because of=> until 9 p.m.

6. That was the reason when => why they didn’t want to come back to their hometown.

7. I am sure they are going to succeed so => despite their difficulties.

1. Because of=> Despite feeling very tired, John couldn’t sleep.

2. Though => Because Tom was ill, he couldn’t take part in his little sister’s birthday party.

3. Before => when she was washing the dishes, her parents came home.

4. “Bring an umbrella with you although => in case it rains”, my mom told me.

5. I had to wait for him in front of his house because of=> until 9 p.m.

6. That was the reason when => why they didn’t want to come back to their hometown.

7. I am sure they are going to succeed so => despite their difficulties.