MÌNH CẦN GẤP LẮM Ạ Fill each of the blanks with “which, that, what” 20. Do you remember …………………………. he was found guilty of in the end? 21. Anything ……

MÌNH CẦN GẤP LẮM Ạ
Fill each of the blanks with “which, that, what”
20. Do you remember …………………………. he was found guilty of in the end?
21. Anything …………………………. goes wrong will be your responsibility.
22. The pace of life in the city is …………………………. puts me off.
23. I can’t decide …………………………. of these two CDs to buy.
24. I’d really like to be a tax inspector, …………………………. you may think is a little foolish.
25. …………………………. to do next is our main problem.
26. The little …………………………. remained was thrown away.
27. …………………………. little I happened to have I would give someone like that.
28. This isn’t …………………………. I expected at all.
29. There’s sport on all three channels; I don’t know …………………………. to watch.
Underline the correct word from the pair to complete each sentence.
45. Sharon, who’s seven, continually / continuously bickers with her little sister Anne. They’re always fighting!
46. It was very childish / childlike of Trevor to refuse to co-operate with us.
47. By improving the interview process, we are hoping to achieve more human / humane treatment of immigrants into this country.
48. Did you notice the effect / affect your remarks had on Gregory? He was quite shocked!
49. Many businesses have suffered as a result of the world-wide economical / economic recession.
50. The examiner decided that he could not mark the paper, as the candidate’s handwriting was eligible / illegible.
51. What would you advice / advise me to do in my situation?
52. That new hairstyle seems to suite / suit you – it looks just right on you.
53. Katie has always written up her diary / dairy every night, ever since she was a schoolgirl.
54. The morale / moral of the story is ‘Look before you leap’!
55. My principle / principal reason for moving to the Lake District was to be nearer my family.
56. Can you please capitulate / recapitulate that for me; I’m not sure I understood.