Tham khảo tài liệu 'the 4000 words essential for an educated vocabulary part 14', ngoại ngữ, ngữ pháp tiếng anh phục vụ nhu cầu học tập, nghiên cứu và làm việc hiệu quả | 132 Vocabulary 4000_ Drill V Answers and solutions begin on page 155. 1. In the past few years and to this day many teachers of math and science had chosen to return to the private sector. A had chosen to return to the private sector. B having chosen to return to the private sector. C chose to return to the private sector. D have chosen to return to the private sector. E have chosen returning to the private sector. 2. Most of the homes that were destroyed in last summer s brush fires were built with wood-shake roofs. A Most of the homes that were destroyed in last summer s brush fires were B Last summer brush fires destroyed most of the homes that were C Most of the homes that were destroyed in last summer s brush fires had been D Most of the homes that the brush fires destroyed last summer s have been E Most of the homes destroyed in last summer s brush fires were being 3. Although World War II ended nearly a half century ago Russia and Japan still have not signed a formal peace treaty and both countries have been reticent to develop closer relations. A have not signed a formal peace treaty and both countries have been B did not signed a formal peace treaty and both countries have been C have not signed a formal peace treaty and both countries being D have not signed a formal peace treaty and both countries are E are not signing a formal peace treaty and both countries have been 4. The Democrats have accused the Republicans of resorting to dirty tricks by planting a mole on the Democrat s planning committee and then used the information obtained to sabotage the Democrat s campaign. A used the information obtained to sabotage B used the information they had obtained to sabotage C of using the information they had obtained to sabotage D using the information obtained to sabotage E to have used the information obtained to sabotage Idiom Usage 133 IDIOM USAGE Accept Except Accept means to agree to or to receive. .
