PART VII.Give the correct : form of the word in bracket to complete the passage. The (66 . SAY) "never judge a book by its cover"could not be more true for Ridiculous Rules by Marjorie Allen.The cover is completely blank whereas the book is crammed full of wonderful examples and anecdotes.Allen is an (67.. SPEAK) critic of what is taught to native and non-native speakers of English,and has issued a (68. DECLARE) of war against textbooks and style books which tell lies. Take the ridiculous and (69 . MEAN) rule of never ending a sentence with a preposition . The lovely - if famous -story goes, that Winston Churchill , well-known for his numerous (70 . WRITE) as well as for being British Prime Minister during the Second World War received a manuscript back from an ignorant (71. EDIT) who had told him rather rudely that he had to (72 . PHRASE) sentence which ended with a preposition Churchill responded by making the simple yet forceful (73. STATE) in the margin: "This is an impertinence up with which I will not put." - the (74 . IMPLY) __ being that not to end a sentence with a preposition

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PART VII.Give the correct : form of the word in bracket to complete the passage. The (66 . SAY) "never judge a book by its cover"could not be more true for Ridiculous Rules by Marjorie Allen.The cover is completely blank whereas the book is crammed full of wonderful examples and anecdotes.Allen is an (67.. SPEAK) critic of what is taught to native and non-native speakers of English,and has issued a (68. DECLARE) of war against textbooks and style books which tell lies. Take the ridiculous and (69 . MEAN) rule of never ending a sentence with a preposition . The lovely - if famous -story goes, that Winston Churchill , well-known for his numerous (70 . WRITE) as well as for being British Prime Minister during the Second World War received a manuscript back from an ignorant (71. EDIT) who had told him rather rudely that he had to (72 . PHRASE) sentence which ended with a preposition Churchill responded by making the simple yet forceful (73. STATE) in the margin: "This is an impertinence up with which I will not put." - the (74 . IMPLY) __ being that not to end a sentence with a preposition

Answer 1

66. Saying67. spoken68. declaration69. meaningless70. writings71. editor72. phrase73. statement74. implication

Answer 2

66. "SAY" được chuyển thành "Saying" để chỉ một câu nói hoặc một tục ngữ.67. "SPEAK" được chuyển thành "spoken" để mô tả một người giỏi về ngôn ngữ.68. "DECLARE" được giữ nguyên để chỉ một tuyên bố hoặc một phát biểu.69. "MEAN" được chuyển thành "meaningless" để chỉ một quy tắc không có ý nghĩa.70. "WRITE" được chuyển thành "writings" để chỉ các tác phẩm viết của một người.71. "EDIT" được chuyển thành "editor" để chỉ người chỉnh sửa.72. "PHRASE" được chuyển thành "phrase" để chỉ việc sử dụng một cụm từ.73. "STATE" được chuyển thành "statement" để chỉ một phát biểu hoặc một tuyên bố.74. "IMPLY" được chuyển thành "implication" để chỉ sự ngụ ý.

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