Giúp mình với! TEST.05.07.25,Name: ..... Score:. .....,A. LISTENING,Part 1 : Listen and match the place with the correct box (1 point).,Emple art gallery railway station bus stop cinema,1. You are here, on the right of the .... .....,2. If you go along Rock Street on the first left, you will see the ..... .,3. Then go ahead till you see the ..... , at the end of the street.,4. On the right hand, is the park and the café, opposite the café is the ..... .,5. The bank and the ..... is on your right.,Part 2. Listen and tick True or False. b,1. Janelle's happy because she has more time to do what she likes.,2. She likes reading comics.,3. She listens to rock music when she goes to work.,4. Janelle plays basketball on weekends.,5. She plays basketball very well.,B. READING,Part1. Look at the picture and decide if the statements are true (T) or False (F) (1.0 point),,1. If you are on the Santos Dumont Street, the hospital is behind the pet shop.,2. The toy store is between the music store and the restaurant.,3. The supermarket is next to the restaurant.,4. The bookstore is in front of the supermarket.,5. The bank is opposite the flower shop.,Part 2. Read the story and decide if the statements are true (T) or False (F) (1.0 point),A brief history of IRREGULAR PLURALS,There are many irregular plurals in English. The regular form is, of course, to add 's', for example:,one dog, two dogs. If a singular noun ends in s, ch, sh, o or x,,we add es. An example is boxes. Y changes to ies, as in ladies.,,Then there are the nouns which end in f or fe. These change,to ve. One example is shelfshelves. So far, so good. If there is,a rule, it makes things a bit easier! Unfortunately, there are,irregular plurals which you just have to learn. But there is,always a reason why something is irregular. Let's have a look,at a few. The plural of corn is corn and there are quite a few,nouns like this, where we have no change. These words are from Old English, where the plural,ended in 'u' and has now been dropped. We also have nouns where the middle part changes, such,as goosegeese. These nouns follow a Germanic pattern. The same Germanic origin accounts for,plural nouns ending in en, like women. Next, we have many 'science' words, for example,,stimulusstimuli, stomata stomatae. These nouns follow the Latin and occasionally, the Ancient

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Giúp mình với! TEST.05.07.25,Name: ..... Score:. .....,A. LISTENING,Part 1 : Listen and match the place with the correct box (1 point).,Emple art gallery railway station bus stop cinema,1. You are here, on the right of the .... .....,2. If you go along Rock Street on the first left, you will see the ..... .,3. Then go ahead till you see the ..... , at the end of the street.,4. On the right hand, is the park and the café, opposite the café is the ..... .,5. The bank and the ..... is on your right.,Part 2. Listen and tick True or False. b,1. Janelle's happy because she has more time to do what she likes.,2. She likes reading comics.,3. She listens to rock music when she goes to work.,4. Janelle plays basketball on weekends.,5. She plays basketball very well.,B. READING,Part1. Look at the picture and decide if the statements are true (T) or False (F) (1.0 point),

,1. If you are on the Santos Dumont Street, the hospital is behind the pet shop.,2. The toy store is between the music store and the restaurant.,3. The supermarket is next to the restaurant.,4. The bookstore is in front of the supermarket.,5. The bank is opposite the flower shop.,Part 2. Read the story and decide if the statements are true (T) or False (F) (1.0 point),A brief history of IRREGULAR PLURALS,There are many irregular plurals in English. The regular form is, of course, to add 's', for example:,one dog, two dogs. If a singular noun ends in s, ch, sh, o or x,,we add es. An example is boxes. Y changes to ies, as in ladies.,

,Then there are the nouns which end in f or fe. These change,to ve. One example is shelf>shelves. So far, so good. If there is,a rule, it makes things a bit easier! Unfortunately, there are,irregular plurals which you just have to learn. But there is,always a reason why something is irregular. Let's have a look,at a few. The plural of corn is corn and there are quite a few,nouns like this, where we have no change. These words are from Old English, where the plural,ended in 'u' and has now been dropped. We also have nouns where the middle part changes, such,as goose>geese. These nouns follow a Germanic pattern. The same Germanic origin accounts for,plural nouns ending in en, like women. Next, we have many 'science' words, for example,,stimulus>stimuli, stomata> stomatae. These nouns follow the Latin and occasionally, the Ancient

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4. True (T)
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1. The regular plural form in English is created by adding "s". (T)
2. If a singular noun ends in s, ch, sh, o, or x, we add "s". (F)
3. The plural form of "lady" is "ladies". (T)
4. Nouns that end in f or fe change to "f". (F)
5. The plural of "corn" is "corn". (T)
6. Nouns like "goose" change to "geese". (T)
7. The plural of "woman" ends in "en". (T)
8. Some scientific nouns follow Latin rules for pluralization. (T)