giải hộ với ạ🥲 ,1 Choose the correct words.,Literary agents,Everybody reads best-sellers. We (1) know / have,known the names of famous writers like J. K. Rowling,,John Grisham and Agatha Christie. We (2) had read /,have read their life stories. J. K. Rowling (3) was working /,worked as an English teacher and Grisham (4) used to,be / had been a lawyer. Then thanks to lots of talent and,even more good luck they (5) sell / sold lots of books,,became very famous and very rich. But most writers, ,(6) haven't become / don't become famous on their,own. They need help. They need a literary agent.,So what does a literary agent do? They represent,authors and help them find a publisher and get,a book deal. Then when an author (7) became /,becomes successful, the agent negotiates a better,contract, so the writer gets richer. The literary agent,usually (8) has got / gets 15% of the writer's,money, so the agent gets richer too.,If that seems a lot of money, remember that it is,very difficult to get published without the help of,a literary agent. Many publishing companies only,read a manuscript if an agent (9) had sent / has,sent it to them. Many agents (10) have received / 2 Correct the sentences. There are two errors,receive more than fifty manuscripts a week so they in each sentence.,need to be able to realise that a manuscript is a,potential best-seller. 1 I live in Đà Nẵng since two years, and I love it.,Even J. K. Rowling (11) needed / had needed a 2 I hasn't finished all my homework already,,literary agent. She (12) had spent / was spending but I've done my maths.,five years writing her first novel (13) before / 3 I used to buy a new mobile phone last,until she sent it to Christopher Little Literary year, but it's yet broken.,Agents in London in 1995. He liked it and agreed 4 I haven't read an Agatha Christie novel,to represent her. It (14) had taken / took a year before, but I really was liking it.,to find her a publisher and the rest is history. 5 I was watched TV last night when Thảo,Christopher Little (15) has worked / is working has called me.,very closely with Rowling since 1995 and he 6 My dad had gone to school in Morocco,(16) has helped / had helped her to become until he had been 14.,incredibly successful.,Literary agents are not a modern phenomenon. 3 Reorder the words to make questions.,They (17) have been / were around for over 1 long / your best friend / have you / How /,100 years. Agatha Christie's agent was Edmund,Cork. Harold Ober represented H. G. Wells in the known ?,early 1900s. Even Charles Dickens had an agent, 2 Who / the play / wrote / Hamlet ?,George Hogarth, his father-in-law. 3 you / Who / did / yesterday / write to ?,So, when you (18)'ve written / had written your 4 in the shop / Who / did / argue with / he ?,first book, what do you do? Find a literary agent! 5 argued with / Who / him / in the shop ?,6 How / long / a dog / have / they / had ?

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,1 Choose the correct words.,Literary agents,Everybody reads best-sellers. We (1) know / have,known the names of famous writers like J. K. Rowling,,John Grisham and Agatha Christie. We (2) had read /,have read their life stories. J. K. Rowling (3) was working /,worked as an English teacher and Grisham (4) used to,be / had been a lawyer. Then thanks to lots of talent and,even more good luck they (5) sell / sold lots of books,,became very famous and very rich. But most writers,

,(6) haven't become / don't become famous on their,own. They need help. They need a literary agent.,So what does a literary agent do? They represent,authors and help them find a publisher and get,a book deal. Then when an author (7) became /,becomes successful, the agent negotiates a better,contract, so the writer gets richer. The literary agent,usually (8) has got / gets 15% of the writer's,money, so the agent gets richer too.,If that seems a lot of money, remember that it is,very difficult to get published without the help of,a literary agent. Many publishing companies only,read a manuscript if an agent (9) had sent / has,sent it to them. Many agents (10) have received / 2 Correct the sentences. There are two errors,receive more than fifty manuscripts a week so they in each sentence.,need to be able to realise that a manuscript is a,potential best-seller. 1 I live in Đà Nẵng since two years, and I love it.,Even J. K. Rowling (11) needed / had needed a 2 I hasn't finished all my homework already,,literary agent. She (12) had spent / was spending but I've done my maths.,five years writing her first novel (13) before / 3 I used to buy a new mobile phone last,until she sent it to Christopher Little Literary year, but it's yet broken.,Agents in London in 1995. He liked it and agreed 4 I haven't read an Agatha Christie novel,to represent her. It (14) had taken / took a year before, but I really was liking it.,to find her a publisher and the rest is history. 5 I was watched TV last night when Thảo,Christopher Little (15) has worked / is working has called me.,very closely with Rowling since 1995 and he 6 My dad had gone to school in Morocco,(16) has helped / had helped her to become until he had been 14.,incredibly successful.,Literary agents are not a modern phenomenon. 3 Reorder the words to make questions.,They (17) have been / were around for over 1 long / your best friend / have you / How /,100 years. Agatha Christie's agent was Edmund,Cork. Harold Ober represented H. G. Wells in the known ?,early 1900s. Even Charles Dickens had an agent, 2 Who / the play / wrote / Hamlet ?,George Hogarth, his father-in-law. 3 you / Who / did / yesterday / write to ?,So, when you (18)'ve written / had written your 4 in the shop / Who / did / argue with / he ?,first book, what do you do? Find a literary agent! 5 argued with / Who / him / in the shop ?,6 How / long / a dog / have / they / had ?

Accepted Answer

1. have known 
2. have read 
3. was working 
4. used to be 
5. sold 
6. don&#x27;t become 
7. becomes 
8. gets 
9. has sent 
10. receive 
11. needed 
12. had spent 
13. before 
14. took 
15. has worked 
16. has helped 
17. have been 
18. have written

Here are the corrected sentences:

1. I have lived in Đà Nẵng for two years, and I love it.
2. I haven&#x27;t finished all my homework yet, but I&#x27;ve done my math.
3. I bought a new mobile phone last year, but it has already broken.
4. I hadn&#x27;t read an Agatha Christie novel before, but I really liked it.
5. I was watching TV last night when Thảo called me.
6. My dad went to school in Morocco until he was 14.

Note: In sentence 6, the original sentence used the past perfect tense incorrectly. The corrected sentence uses the simple past tense for both verbs, which is more suitable for this context.

Here are the reordered sentences as questions:

1. How long have you known your best friend?
2. Who wrote the play Hamlet?
3. Who did you write to yesterday?
4. Who did he argue with in the shop?
5. Who argued with him in the shop?
6. How long have they had a dog?