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I/ Supply the correct tenses or form of the verb: 1. He (travel) to work by car.
2. The students (learn) English now.
3. Let’s (go) to the English club.
4. I (do)
5. He enjoys (collect)
my Math homework at the moment.
stamps and coins.
6. Children shouldn’t (stay) up late.
7. Minh usually (play) volleyball after school. Now he (play) volleyball in the
playground.
8. Where (be) your brothers? - They (study) in the library at the moment.
9. What are you doing? I (look) for my pen.
10. What about (go) to the movies tonight?
11. Thanks for (help) me with my homework.
12. You should (not, make) noise. My father (sleep) in the next room.
13. Lan and her friends (rehearse) a play at the moment.
14. Would you like (go) shopping with us?
15. Nam (not, be) very sporty. He never (take) part in after-school activities
with his friends.
16. Hoa and her friends (go) swimming every weekends.
II/ Transformation sentences:
1. Why don’t we play badminton?
 What about ?
2. Let’s eat some pizza now?
 Why don’t ?
3. What about going to the library?
 Why don’t ?
4. Shall we meet at front door?
 Let’s ?
5. Why don’t we go to the cafeteria?
 What about ?
6. Do you want to leave her a message?
 Would you ?
7. It’s good thing to do community service.
 You should
8. His interest is jogging.
 He is
9. Nam always goes to school at six fifteen.
 Nam always goes
10. Our teachers usually leave school at four forty five.
 Our teachers usually leave school

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