English test 26 tài liệu ôn thi đại học, tiếng Anh – Khối D

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Teacher: Do Hong Tuyen
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ENGLISH TEST 26
Tài liệu ôn thi đại học, tiếng Anh – Khối D 
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Infinitives - gerunds - Participles
Exercise 1 
1. Do you mind ___ here? (I sit/my sitting/my siting/sitting)
2. I can hardly imagine Mike ___ across the Atlantic Ocean all by himself. (sail/to sail/sailing/sailling)
3. I would appreciate ___ back this afternoon. (you to call/you call/you’re calling/your calling)
4. No one enjoys ___ in public. (to be made fun of/making fun of/being made fun of/to make fun of)
5. I you keep ___ in English, your oral English will improve. (to talk/talking/talk/having talked)
6. Don’t you remember ___ before? (to see him/saw him/to have seen him/seeing him)
7. I don’t feel like ___ out for a walk. (going/to go/go/to be going)
Good chance for you to master English
8. Would you mind ___ the window? (to close/close/closing/to be closing)
9. Please couldn’t help ___ the funny man. (to laugh at/laugh at/laughing at/ laughing on)
10. This sentence needs ___. (to improve/improving/improve/being improved)
Exercise 2 
1. He never stopped ___ until his last minute of life. (to work/to be working/working/to have worked)
2. Try ___ there as fast as you can. (getting/to get/got/get)
3. I regret ___ you that you are not selected for the interview. (to tell/telling/tell/having told)
4. My grandfather is used to ___ early. (get up/getting up/have got up/got up)
5. I’m looking forward to ___ you. (seeing/see/to be seeing/to have seen)
6. They can never escape ___. (to be punished/punishing/to punish/being punished)
7. He objected to ___ early. (leave/be left/leaving/to be leaving)
8. He has given up ___. (smoke/smoking/to smoke/being smoked)
9. His mother insisted on ___ college. (he to go to/his going/he go to/his going to)
10. The bees are busy ___ pollen. (gathering/t gather/to gathering/with gather)
Exercise 3
1. The book is worth ___. (reading/being read/to be read/to read)
2. Having finished ___ the reading report, I began to listen to music. (to write/to have written/writing/written)
3. Don’t risk ___ alone in the river. (to swim/swiming/swimming/swim)
4. I’m considering ___ your invitation. (accepting/to accept/accepted/accept)
5. The boy prevented ___ an essay, but in fact he wrote nothing. (to be writing/writing/to be written/to writing)
6. I have never expected ___ such a strange thing in my life. (seeing/having seen/to see/to be seen)
7. Please let it ___ clearly. I am not used ___ something twice. (understand, to saying/to understand, to say/be understood, to saying/ be understood, to say)
8. Suddenly she burst out ___ with the words, “I’m sick and tired ___ soups and porridges for him. I can’t go on ___ my best years. (crying, of making, wasting/to cry, to make, to waste/to cry, of making, wasting/ crying, to make, wasting)
9. Do not delay ___ him. (to answer/to answering/ answering/to be answering)
10. I remember ___ the post office, but I forgot ___ the letter, which is still in my briefcase. (to enter, to post/entering, posting, entering, to post/to enter, posting)
Exercise 4
1. She can’t stand ___under such terrible condition. (working/to work/to be working/work)
2. It is no use ___ over spilt milk. (crying/to cry/to be crying/cried)
3. ESL students from Asia often have great difficulty ___ some English sounds. (to pronounce/in pronouncing /pronouncing/B and C are correct)
4. She preferred ___ rather than give up. (die/dying/to die/to be die)
5. He prefers ___ a walk to ___ TV at home. (taking, watching/take, watch/taking, to watch/take, watching)
6. The doctor persuaded the patient ___ in hospital for 3 more days. (staying/to stay/being stayed/stay)
7. Tell her ___ for school again. (not late/not being late/not to be late/not be late)
8. Mr. Johnson encouraged his children ___ Chinese. (studying/study/to study/to studying)
9. It is a busy season. The farmers have the tractors ___ all day long. (to run/runing/ran/ running)
10. We watched the little girl ___ across the street. (to walk/walk/is walking/walked)
Exercise 5
1. Though he often made his little sister ___, today he was made ___ by her.(cry, cry/cry, to cry/to cry, to cry/to cry, cry)
2. His ___ words made her ___. 
(discouraged, discouraged/discouraged, discouraging/discouraging, discouraged/discouraging, discouraging)
3. His speech ___ us a great deal. (interest/interesting/interested/is interested)
4. The school required ___. (rebuilding/rebuilt/to rebuild/to be rebuilding)
5. His speech is easy ___. (to follow it/to follow/following/to be followed)
6. English is too hard ___. (to learn/to be learned/learning/to learning)
7. It is necessary ___ the books on time. (to us to return/for us to return/to us returning/for us returning)
8. Would you please ___ your car here? (do not park/not to park/not parking/not park)
9. My little son does nothing but ___ outside all day long. (to play/playing/play/plays)
10. They decided ___ the parade. (taking part in/to take part/take part in/to take part in)
Exercise 6
1. “I’d rather ___ to the radio than  this soap opera on TV" - "As for me, I prefer ___ TV. You'd better ___ a radio and ___ for a walk.”
(to listen – see – to watch – take – go/listen – to see – to watch – take – go/listen – see – to watch – take – go/listen – see – watch – take – go)
2. You are cold. You’d better ___ near the fireplace. (sit/to sit/sitting/ siting)
3. She’d prefer ___ rather than ___ by train. The plane saves time. (to fly – to go/fly – go/to fly – go/A and C are correct)
4. I’d rather ___ to the country tomorrow. The weather leaves much to be desired. (not to go/not go/not going/to not go)
5. You’d better ___ an aspirin. You look bad.(take/to take/taking/taken)
6. He preferred ___ a brown suit. (put on/putting on/puting on/to put on)
7. She prefers ___ shoes with high heels. (not wear/not wearing/not to wear/to not wear)
8. I want to get thinner so I’d rather ___ than ___ by car. (walk – go/to walk – to go/walk – to go/to walk – go)
9. The doctor wanted the patient ___. (to examine/to be examined/being examined/examining)
10. There are a lot of people who expect your country ___ the same as their own. (not to be/not being/not be/be)
Exercise 7
1. Did you hear the chairman ___ an announcement? (to make/making/be made/to be made)
2. When I was waiting in the hall, I saw a girl ___ with a fife in her hand. (came out/to come out/come out/be come out)
3. Nobody expected the president of the company ___ to the party. (coming/to come/come/came)
4. I saw him ___ round the corner and ___. (turn-disappear/to turn-to disappear/turning-disappear/turn-disappearing)
5. She noticed the children ___ behind the tree but pretended to see nothing. (hiding/to hide/to be hidden/to be hiding)
6. I want his article ___ in November. (to publish/to be published/publishing/publish)
7. He did not expect her ___ about it. (to be asked/ask/asking/to be asking)
8. The rain seems ___. Call the children in. I don’t want them ___. (to be-to be got wet through/to be starting-to get wet through/to have started-to have got wet through/to have been started-to be getting wet through)
9. The English colony, Plymouth, in Massachusetts, is known ___ by the Pilgrims who arrived on the Mayflower in 1620. (to be established/to have established/to have been establishing/to have been established)
10. Look, they are likely ___ to the news. They seem ___. (to be listening-to be excited/to listen-to be excited/to have been listening-to have excited/to have listened-to be being excited)
Exercise 8
1. He is sure ___ a liar. Everybody heard him ___ that in so many words. (to be-to say/be-say/to be –say/be-to say)
2. When I came in, the discussion seemed ___ to an end. They appeared ___ patience because they turned out ___ for it. (to have been coming-to have been losing-be ready/ to be coming-to be losing-not to be ready/to come-to lose – to be ready/to have come-to have lost-not to be being ready)
3. Jack, you seem ___ too fast, The speed is already 100 miles. I am afraid. I want you ___ the speed till 40 miles. (to have driven-slow down/to drive-to slow down/to be driving-to be slowing down/to be driving-to slow down)
4. her remark made everybody ___ uncomfortable. (feel/feeling/to feel/felt)
5. They got the manager ___ the contract. (sign/to sign/signing/to be signed)
6. She was made ___ smoking. (give up/given up/to give up/gave up)
7. They got him ___ the car. (sell/sold/selling/to sell)
8. Let him ___ then task himself. (do/doing/to do/to be done)
9. he had a fireplace ___ in the corner of the sitting room. (install/installed/installing/to install)
10. She bought a nice dress but she had to get the sleeves ___. (shorten/shortened/shortening/be shortened)
Exercise 9
1. The professor let Mike ___ the room. (leave/to leave/leaving/to be left)
2. They were made ___ in their reports on Thursday. (hand/to hand/handing/to handing)
3. The teacher got the pupils ___ the poem by heart. (to learn/learn/learning/learned)
4. He took a lot of photos during his holiday and got them ___. (developed/develop/to develop/developing)
5. The robber had the teller ___ the safe. (open/to open/opening/opened)
6. The opposition got the government ___ prices. (to decrease/decreasing/decrease/decreased)
7. They were made ___ to the police station. (to go/go/going/went)
8. He got the chairman ___ an announcement. (make/to make/made/making)
9. She made him ___ the incident. (forget/forgetting/to forget/forgot)
10. Do you let your children ___ TV till late at night? (to watch/watching/watch/watched)
Exercise 10
1. It was a lovely day, so I suggested ___ to the country. (going/to go/go/went)
2. Would you mind ___ the window? – I hate ___ in a draught. (to close-sitting/closing-sat/close-sitting/closing-sitting)
3. It’s worth ___ the things properly. (arrange/arranging/to arrange/arrange)
4. It is no use ___ a car if you don’t know how ___. (to have-to drive/ having-driving/having-to drive/to have-driving)
5. I don’t remember ___ the TV set. I’d better ___ and ___ it. (to switch off-go-check/switching off-to go-check/switching off-going-check/switching off-go-check)
6. ___ her face in cold water, she came up to the window and shut it. (Have washed/Washed/Had washed/Having washed)
7. Paul sat down again, evidently ___ his mind about going. (changed/having changed/change/to change)
8. She stayed ___ in her room, ___ to come downstairs. (having locked-refused/locked-refusing/locking-having refused/to lock-having refused)
9. She had a good practical knowledge of French ___ as an interpreter for many years in France. (working/having worked/worked/had worked)