1. Some people go to shopping centres just to (A. hang out/ B. discuss/ C. buy/ D. play) with friends or browse.
2. Two examples of (A. goods/ B. convenience/ C. discount/ D. speciality) shops are the florist’s and the bakery.
3. Shopping at a shopping centre is (A. difficult/ B. cheap/ C. convenient/ D. time-consuming). It has almost everything you want there.

49.The victims of the floods did not receive a(n) (A. warning/ B. meaning/ C. advice/ D. damage) in time.

1. Some people may get (A. interested/ B. excited/ C. addicted/ D. amused) to online shopping. They cannot stop buying things, even things they don’t really need.
2. A. The storm came to my town last weekend. B. “_________ ”

A. I’m fine, thank you.

B. You’re welcome.

C.Well, it’s great.

D. I’m sorry to hear that

1. Customer:Hello, I’m calling to ____________ about the remote control. I have put batteries in it but it doesn’t work.

  Manager: “Sorry for your inconvenience ”

A. give advice

B. make a complaint

C. give compliments

D. respond bad news

1. Mr. Peter: “Mum has just told me that the typhoon has caused severe damage to my village.”

James: “________________”

A. That’s awful.

B. No, it isn’t.

C. I am not sure what to do now.

D. That’s nice.

1. Nga: "What does it mean by “extinction”, Mrs Lan?" - Mrs Lan:  “”

A. It means ‘completely disappear’

B. It is great to see you

C. That’s great.

D. I’m sorry to hear that

1. They (A. always/ B. usually/ C. often/ D. rarely) play football together because they don't get on well with each other.