For questions 1-8, read the text below and decide which answer (A, B, C or D) best fits each gap
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Exercise 3
For questions 1-8, read the text below and decide which answer (A, B, C or D) best fits each gap.
1. A from
2. A definite
3. A as
4.
proving to be as popular (3)
The Royal Albert Hall has been Britain's favourite centre for everything (1) business conferences to classical
music concerts for 140 years, and it is (2) proving to be as popular (3) ............ever. In the early hours of the
morning, a crew of people start to transform the hall. Backstage, the world's finest classical musicians use the same
ordinary dressing rooms as priests (4)..........come to evangelical meetings, boxers and pop stars. Here people sit
down to eat their snacks on the same sofa (5).
Lisa Minelli and the Rolling Stones have relaxed on. There are
no 'first class' changing rooms, no suites with champagne and caviar. That's the way it has always (6)........... Even
unknown amateur performers can be stars for the night here. For example, years (7)........., a doctor spent a few
thousand pounds on hiring the Hall and the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra to achieve his ambition to be a conductor.
More recently, the Fabulous Mid Crisis Band, an amateur pop group that normally plays in pubs, paid $30,000 to
put (8) a show one evening.
A which
5.
A with
6.
A been
7. A passing
8. A on
ALBERT HALL
Tenses: The Present
B about
B still
B for
B they
B as
B done
Bago
B for
C for
C just
C just
C who
C what
Chappening
C now
Cup
D in
D soon
Dif
D have
D which
D become
Unit 1
D passed
D in
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Exercise 3
For questions 1-8, read the text below and decide which answer (A, B, C or D) best fits each gap.
1. A from
2. A definite
3. A as
4.
proving to be as popular (3)
The Royal Albert Hall has been Britain's favourite centre for everything (1) business conferences to classical
music concerts for 140 years, and it is (2) proving to be as popular (3) ............ever. In the early hours of the
morning, a crew of people start to transform the hall. Backstage, the world's finest classical musicians use the same
ordinary dressing rooms as priests (4)..........come to evangelical meetings, boxers and pop stars. Here people sit
down to eat their snacks on the same sofa (5).
Lisa Minelli and the Rolling Stones have relaxed on. There are
no 'first class' changing rooms, no suites with champagne and caviar. That's the way it has always (6)........... Even
unknown amateur performers can be stars for the night here. For example, years (7)........., a doctor spent a few
thousand pounds on hiring the Hall and the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra to achieve his ambition to be a conductor.
More recently, the Fabulous Mid Crisis Band, an amateur pop group that normally plays in pubs, paid $30,000 to
put (8) a show one evening.
A which
5.
A with
6.
A been
7. A passing
8. A on
ALBERT HALL
Tenses: The Present
B about
B still
B for
B they
B as
B done
Bago
B for
C for
C just
C just
C who
C what
Chappening
C now
Cup
D in
D soon
Dif
D have
D which
D become
Unit 1
D passed
D in
www.nhantriviet.com
7
YEA