Write a paragraph of about 50 words about your neighbourhood saying what you like and dislike about it. You may use the suggestions below:

Likes/Dislikes:

1. sandy beaches

2. heavy traffic

3. many modern buildings and offices

4. peaceful streets

5. good restaurants and cafés

6. sunny weather

7. helpful and friendly people

8. many shops and markets

Structure:

I live in ________. There are many / some things I like about my neighbourhood...

However, there are some / many / one thing(s) I dislike about it....

Kimberly: (0) Let’s go to the park for a picnic.
Jack: I don’t think that’s a good (1)_____. It’s raining.
Kimberly: How (2)_____ a picnic in the tent?
Jack: I’m not (3)_____. The tent is very small.
Kimberly: OK. (4)_____ don’t we have the picnic in the garage?
Jack: To be (5)_____, that’s a bad idea. The garage is cold.
Kimberly: I know what you (6)_____. Let’s go for a 

Exercise 8. Use the adjectives or adverbs in brackets in their correct forms of comparison to complete the sentences.

1. Minh says life in the countryside is (interesting) __________ he expected. He'll go there whenever he has free time.

2. My brother is studying at a university in Ha Noi. He often says he loves living in our village because people here are (friendly) __________ people in Ha Noi.

3. Last week we went to Sa pa. It's (wonderful) __________ to look at the paddy fields on mountain slops than the paddy fields on the lowlands.

4. My grandparents often tell us that they used to live in a (hard) __________ life than it is now.

5. Living in the countryside is (peaceful) __________ and (quiet) __________ living in big cities.

6. The cost of living in my town is (expensive) __________ in your town.

7. Living in modern flocks of flats is (convenient) __________ other places. You can buy everything you want just on the ground floor.

8. City children have (exciting) __________ life than the country children.

9. He is a famous athlete so of course he runs (fast) __________ me.

10. My grandfather says that farmers in the past worked (hard) __________ farmers nowadays.

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Ex15: Complete the second sentence so that it has the same meaning as the first.

1.   The school has a computer room and a library.

→ There______________________________________________________________________

2.   My house has  five rooms.

→  There_______________________________________________________________

3.   There isn’t a telephone in the living room.

→  We      

4.   The house is behind the trees.

→  There are trees      

5.   Mai’s house is in front of  her school.

→  Mai’s school is______________________________________________________________

6.   The bus station isn’t far from the new shopping center.

→  The bus station is      

7.   I like the kitchen most.

→  My favourite_______________________________________________________________

8. Hoa has a new school bag.   

→    _____________________is new.

Ex15: Complete the second sentence so that it has the same meaning as the first.

1.   The school has a computer room and a library.

→ There______________________________________________________________________

2.   My house has  five rooms.

→  There_______________________________________________________________

3.   There isn’t a telephone in the living room.

→  We      

4.   The house is behind the trees.

→  There are trees      

5.   Mai’s house is in front of  her school.

→  Mai’s school is______________________________________________________________

6.   The bus station isn’t far from the new shopping center.

→  The bus station is      

7.   I like the kitchen most.

→  My favourite_______________________________________________________________

8. Hoa has a new school bag.   

→    _____________________is new.

Ex13. Rewrite the sentences so that it has the words in brackets.

1. Do Phong, Duy and Vy walk to school? (usually)

2. Kelvin reviews the lesson in the morning. (rarely)

3. The streets are crowded at this time of the day. (always)

4. They don’t do exercise at the weekends. (often)

5. I forget to turn off the lights before leaving the room. (sometimes)