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CỤM ĐỘNG TỪ TIẾNG ANH Compiled by Mrs Trang Anh Facebook: Mrstranganh87

1. You will be brought before the disciplinary panel to A. account for

B. go for

2. Higher education

your behaviour.

C. get around

D. take in.

about 13 percent of general fund expenditures.

A. breaks down

B. accounts for

3. I spoke to James today. He was A. asking around

A. ask in

C. asking for

D. asking after

at work and see if anyone can help. B. ask out

C. ask after

5. After the way you behaved, they'll never A. ask – in

D. makes up for

you.

B. asking back

4. I have no idea, but I'll

C. calls for

B. ask - back

6. I called them to

D. ask around

us

.

C. ask – round

D. ask - after

more details.

A. ask out

B. ask round

C. ask for

7. It took Juan a long time to build up the courage to

D. ask back Mariella

, but at last

he did and she said yes. A. ask – out

B. ask – round

8. They're Bill's friends, so I A. ask – after 9. They A. broke off 10. Anna tried to A. break away

them

B. asked – in

C. ask – back

D. ask – after

. C. ask – back

D. ask – for

from the national union and set up their own local organization. B. broke up

C. broke down

D. broke away

, but he held her tight. B. broke out

C. broke in

D. broke in

11. They

to work independently and become their own masters.

A. broke up

B. break away

12. The car drove

B. off

C. down

B. broke down

C. broke off

14. As the funeral service began, Frances A. broke down

B. broke off

15. Dad would occasionally A. broke off

A. broken up

18. The fire must have

C. broke up

A. break away

D. break in

through the bedroom window. B. broken off

C. broken down

D. broken in

their engagement? B. broken in

C. broken down

D. broken out

during the night. B. brought in.

C. broken out

19. There were suggestions that her involvement had

20. When do you

D. broke away

with an amusing comment.

17. Did you know they’ve A. broken off

D. broke away

and cried. C. broke in

B. broke out

16. Someone had

A. broken off

D. in

last week over the issue of overtime pay.

A. broke in

A. broke off

D. broke off

just outside Winchester.

A. away 13. Talks

C. broke down

B. broken up

C. broken about

D. brought down the partnership. D. brought in

for Easter? B. break down

C. break up

21. He was on the subway when he called and started to

D. break in before I could

answer. A. break down

B. break away

22. Major spending is required to A. bring down

B.bring forward

C. break off

substantial improvements in housing. C. bring about

23. My legs were shaking with exhaustion, but Phil hadn’t even A. broken into

B. broken up

C. broken out

24. The burglars disabled the alarm and used a glass cutter to A. break down 25. I'm sorry to help.

B. break off

D. break up

C. break into

D. bring round a sweat. D. broken off the house. D. break off with

your conversation, but I have some information that might

A. break into

B. break up

C. break away

26. Opposition parties are threatening to A. bring down

the government.

B. bring forward

27. Sam was

D. break down

C. bring in

D. bring off

by an aggressive tackle just a few feet from the goal.

A. brought over

B. brought down

C. brought round

D. brought

through 28. Our principal responsibility is to A. bring down 29. It really

the level of unemployment.

B. bring off me

C. bring around

D. bring over

. I thought – “oh my God! People are jogging around

Willamette discussing how my business is going to fail”. A. brought – over

B. brought – down

C. brought – off

D. brought –

in 30. The next departmental meeting has been A. brought into

B. brought up

to the 10th.

C. brought forward

D. brought over

31. Following assessment of the responses to our discussion paper, we will legislation to achieve this. A. brought down

B. brought into

32. I’d like to A. bring in

C. bring forward

D. bring about

Doctor Hall here and ask him his views. B. bring forward

33. The police want to A. bring up

C. bring down

D. bring into

all of the robbery suspects by the end of the day. B. bring into

C. bring forward

34. He said the government would

D. bring in

the necessary legislation to deal with the

problem. A. bring up 35. Overseas students A. bring in

B. bring over

B. bring down

B. brought in

37. The concerto is a huge challenge but she A. brought – down

D. bring into

more than £30 million a year in tuition fees.

36. There were gasps when the jury A. brought up

C. bring in

B. brought - in

38. She nearly died of a heart attack

C. bring forward

D. bring up

a verdict of not guilty. C. brought into it

D. brought over magnificently.

C. brought – off by fear.

D. brought – up

A. brought on

B. brought down

39. The next year they will A. bring into

C. brought off

a low-priced car to compete with Ford.

B. bring up

40. The wine really

C. bring out

D. bring over

the spicy flavour of the meat.

A. brings on

B. brings up

41. He promised to

C. brings into

the letter

A. bring – out

B. bring – round

A. bring – around

C. bring – in

A. bring – round to

D. bring – down

him

B. bring – back

43. Jake was sure he could

D. brings out

in the morning.

42. I gave him a sniff of smelling salts to

44. You can

D. brought over

.

C. bring – up

them

D. bring – in

the deal.

B. bring – back to

C. bring – down on

D. bring – over

pies and cakes, though cranberry sauce, jams, gravy, and other

liquid or jellied foods are restricted to 3.4 ounces. A. bring over 45. Power lines were A. blown over

B. bring up

C. bring through

and we had a blackout of several hours. B. blown down

C. blown off

46. Rei opened her window and let the wind A. blow out 47. The gale A. blew down

D. bring in

B. blow up

D. blown away

on her face.

C. blow down

D. blow in

every window in the house. B. blew off

C. blew out

D. blew in

48. Winds up here reach 80 miles an hour; the tin, the roofs, they

every now

and then. A. blow over 49. The soldier A. blew – off

B. blow off the sniper’s arm B. blew – up

50. He saves his farts up all day then A. blows off 51. “Yes, to A. blow away

B. blows out

D. blow up

. C. blew – away

D. blew – out

all night in bed. C. blows up

D. blows away

means to break off plans you had with someone”. B. blow over

52. The matches are designed not to water.

C. blow away

C. blow down

D. blow off

in strong winds or when immersed in

A. blow down

B. blow up

C. blow out

53. It is inevitable that tyres like that will A. blow off 54. We

B. blow over them

D. blow off

when travelling at a high speed. C. blow out

D. be blowing out

28-0.

A. blew – out

B. blew – down

C. blew– in

D. blew – off

55. Johnny was turning the corner when one of the front tyres A. blew up

B. blew down

C. blew out

56. Rumours are rumours. It will soon A. blow down

B. blow off

B. blow down

D. blew in

. C. blow over

57. Rain clouds are banking up. Hope they'll A. blow over

.

D. blow in .

C. blow out

D. blow up

58. Guy Fawkes was executed for treason after he took part in a plot to

the

British Parliament building. A. blow in

B. blow down

59. Tell the students to A. blow over

C. blow over

D. blow up

the balloon and then tape the straw to the balloon.

B. blow out

C. blow up

D. blow in

60. The race had to be cancelled when the storm A. blew out

B. blew up

61. A crisis has A. blown out

C. blew over

63. He may A. blow off

D. blew off

over the President's latest speech. B. blown in

C. blown down

62. We're going to have this picture A. blown out

.

B. blown up

D. blown up

. C. blown up

D. blown off

when he finds out how much I spent. B. blow up

C. blow in

D. blow over

64. The idea of glasses being a fashion item has been slow to A. catch on

B. catch out

C. catch up

65. He doesn't take hints very easily, but he'll A. catch on

B. catch out

C. take up

. D. catch at

eventually. D. catch up

66. Not only are winning times more accurately recorded, but cheating athletes are easier to A. catch up

. B. catch in

C. catch out

D. be caught off

67. They tried to

her

A. catch – up

with a difficult question.

B. put – in

C. catch – on

68. Many investors were A. caught down

by the fall in share prices.

B. caught on

C. caught out

69. You'll have to work harder to A. catch in

D. caught up

with the top students in your class.

B. catch up

70. I have to

D. catch – out

C. catch on

D. catch out

on my work so I can't come out.

A. catch up

B. catch out

C. catch in

71. Come over for a chat so we can A. catch down

D. catch down

on each other's news.

B. catch in

C. catch up

D. catch off

72. I grabbed a chair in a blind panic but heard Dad

, telling me to put it

down. A. called out 73.

B. call in

her

C. call out

D. called in

in front of everyone wasn’t exactly fair.

A. Calling – over

B. Having called – out

C. Calling – out

D. Having called –

over 74. One threatened to A. call off

the National Guard to defend Atlanta's water rights.

B. call down

C. call up

75. The human rights group has A. called on

the US to end the death penalty.

B. been called on

76. The foreign guests will A. call on

B. call at

D. call out

C. been called up

D. called up

you next Wednesday afternoon. C. be calling for

77. Emma Walton had to

D. being called on

all her reserves of stamina to win the 10 000

metres. A. call on

B. call for

C. call in

D. call off

78. He told you that you were an idiot? Well, I don't think that was A. calling for

B. called in

79. Protesters were A. called off

C. called for

a ban on the production of GM foods. B. calling on

C. called in

80. Let's go to the night school together, and I'll A. be calling on

D. it is calling on

B. call for

C. call up

D. calling for you. D. be called up

.

81. Does the ship

Vienna?

A. call off

B. call for

C. call at

82. She wondered whether to A. call for

B. call in

D. call in

on Jacbob on the way home. C. call up

D. call at

83. It’s a hot topic, and people have A. calling on

all morning.

B. been calling on

C. been calling out

D. been calling

in 84. Several people have A. calling on

sick today. B. called for

C. call at

D. called in

85. Connahs Quay were angry over Halkyn's decision to

their match at

Pant Newydd an hour before the scheduled start. A. call for

B. call up

86. Please

C. call off

your dog; it's barking at the children.

A. call on

B. call off

87. OK, I'll

C. call for

D. call in

C. calling up

D. be calling in

again later.

A. call in

B. call up

88. He was

at the beginning of the war.

A. calling on

B. calling upon

C. called up

89. Seeing Leila in that white dress A. called in

B. calls out

B. call up

91. He was

D. called out

memories of his Aunt Keira. C. call for

90. Local people believe she can A. call on

D. call in

D. called up

the spirits of the dead. C. call off

D. call for

for the game against Spain.

A. called up

B. calling up

C. calling in

92. You can use the search facility to

D. called in

all the occurrences of a particular

word in a document. A. call up

B. call out

93. I don’t know how it A. comes by 94. She A. coming at

C. call in

D. call off

that we stopped loving each other.

B. came apart

C. came out

D. came about

a pile of old photographs while she was clearing the attic. B. was coming at

C. came across

D. was coming across

95. All the candidates

badly on TV.

A. came across

B. came through

96. He says that the cup A. came out

C. came out

in his hands, but I think he must have dropped it.

B. came into

C. came up

97. I saw the tiger just as it was going to A. come to

D. came back

B. come at

D. came apart me.

C. come around

D. come round

98. I just opened the drawer as usual and the handle A. came away

B. came out

C. coming apart

99. He was locked out because he A. come back 100. PGS A. came back

in my hand. D. came up

after midnight.

B. came back

C. came over

D. came on

from being 2-0 down to win the game. B. came off

C. came into

101. A style of art can go out of fashion and then

D. came in into favour fifty years

later. A. come across

B. come apart

C. come back

D. come between

102. I can’t think of her name right now, but I’m sure it’ll A. come about

B. come at

C. come back

103. He never lets anything A. come across

A. come away

C. come at

D. come between

us if you just hold my hand. B. come between

105. Tickets are hard to A. come up

D. come off

him and his evening pint of beer.

B. come into

104. Nothing can

to me.

C. come into

D. come by

but I'll do my level best to get you one. B. come over

C. come in for

D. come by

106. She ended up marrying a man who chanced to A. come around

B. come by

C. come on

looking for a room. D. come up to

107. He was so engrossed in what he was reading that he didn't hear me A. come into

B. come across

108. When did the short skirt first A. come up 109. Reports are A. coming at

B. come at

C. come in

D. come away

? C. come on

D. come in

of a massive earthquake in Mexico. B. coming in

C. coming on

D. coming across

.

110. Would you like to A. come in

at this point, Susan?

B. come into

111. The tide

C. coming in

D. come apart

very quickly here and you can soon find yourself stranded.

A. comes in

B. come in

C. came up

112. His disgusting conduct has A. come about

D. come up

much blame.

B. come across

C. come in for

D. come up to

113. It was sparsely furnished, for Anne had only just

her inheritance, but

it was newly decorated and clean. A. come down

B. come up to

C. come on

D. come into

115. The argument was over artistic freedom – money never A. came at

B. came off

C. came by

it. D. came into

116. They had wanted it to be a surprise but the plan didn't A. come off

B. come in

117. He

.

C. come around