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Think 3 Units 2 & 3


Think 3 Units 2 & 3Version en ligne Target vocabulary and grammar revision par Cece T. 1 1. She read / was reading / had read a book when the phone rang. a read b was reading c had read 2 2. They couldn't get into the house because they forgot / were forgetting / had forgotten the key. a forgot b had forgotten c were forgetting 3 3. My brother was getting / got / had gotten his first job in 2010. a had gotten b was getting c got 4 4. We ate / were eating / had eaten dinner at 7 PM last night, so we missed the news. a ate b had eaten c were eating 5 5. When I finally arrived, the film started / was starting / had started already. a started b was starting c had started 6 6. He heard / was hearing / had heard a terrible noise while he was working in the garden. a had heard b heard c was hearing 7 7. Before she moved to London, she lived / was living / had lived in Dublin for ten years. a was living b lived c had lived 8 8. The lights went / were going / had gone out just as the singer walked onto the stage. a went b were going c had gone 9 9. My parents watched / were watching / had watched television all evening yesterday. a watched b had watched c were watching 10 10. The teacher was angry because the students didn't do / weren't doing / hadn't done their homework before coming to class. a didn't do b weren't doing c hadn't done 11 11. You shouldn’t / ought to / don't have to clean the kitchen before your guests arrive; it looks a little messy. a don't have to b shouldn't c ought to 12 12. Students mustn't / don't have to / couldn't use their phones during the exam—it is against the rules. a mustn't b couldn't c don't have to 13 13. Sarah have to / has to / must wear a uniform every day for her job at the bank. a have to b has to c must 14 14. We can't / mustn't / don't have to stay late if we finish all the work this morning. a don't have to b mustn't c can't 15 15. When I was a child, I must / had to / should go to bed every night before 9 PM. a should b had to c must 16 16. I told him he mustn't / didn't have to / hasn't to wait for me because I was working late. a hasn't to b mustn't c didn't have to 17 17. It's getting late. We should / can't / has to leave now or we will miss the last bus. a has to b can't c should 18 18. Excuse me, must / can / ought to I use your computer for a few minutes to check an email? a can b must c ought to 19 19. You shouldn't / don't have to / hasn't to talk so loudly in the library; other people are studying. a don't have to b hasn't to c shouldn't 20 20. The government said all citizens ought to / must / has to follow the new safety regulations immediately. a must b ought to c has to 21 21. A manufacturer / consumer / logo is the person or company that makes goods, not the one that sells them. a logo b manufacturer c consumer 22 22. The company launched a new logo / brand / product last year that became immediately popular. a product b brand c logo 23 23. We saw a new product / advertisement / image on TV for a drink that tastes like coffee and tea. a image b advertisement c product 24 24. If you want to become a successful artist, you need to make a name for yourself / call someone names / name it in the industry. a make a name for yourself b call someone names c name it in the industry 25 25. She is a talented singer, but she performs under a different big name / stage name / chain called 'Starlight'. a stage name b chain c big name 26 26. The new shopping mall belongs to a large supermarket advertisement / chain / product with stores all over the country. a advertisement b chain c product 27 27. Before buying a new phone, it's smart to read reviews from other manufacturers / consumers / logos. a consumers b logos c manufacturers 28 28. The biggest challenge in this job is staying focused; that's the big name / name of the game / stage name. a name of the game b stage name c big name 29 29. Stop being unkind! It's never acceptable to call someone names / make a name for yourself / name the day. a make a name for yourself b call someone names c name the day 30 30. The famous footballer is definitely a big name / what's-his-name / name of the game in the world of sports. a big name b what's-his-name c name of the game 31 31. They are going to get married, but they haven't made a name for themselves / named the day / called someone names yet. a made a name for themselves b named the day c called someone names 32 32. I saw that actress... what's-his-name / what's-her-name / what's-its-name at the club last night. a what's-her-name b what's-its-name c what's-his-name 33 33. They spent a lot of money creating a clean and professional image / manufacturer / advertisement for the new shoe line. a image b manufacturer c advertisement 34 34. The small bakery needed a simple but memorable logo / chain / manufacturer to put on its bags and boxes. a logo b chain c manufacturer 35 35. This place has everything: restaurants, cinemas, shops...you -call someone names / make a name for yourself / name it! a make a name for yourself b call someone names c name it

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Think 3 Units 2 & 3Version en ligne

par Cece T.

1. She read / was reading / had read a book when the phone rang.

2. They couldn't get into the house because they forgot / were forgetting / had forgotten the key.

3. My brother was getting / got / had gotten his first job in 2010.

4. We ate / were eating / had eaten dinner at 7 PM last night, so we missed the news.

5. When I finally arrived, the film started / was starting / had started already.

6. He heard / was hearing / had heard a terrible noise while he was working in the garden.

7. Before she moved to London, she lived / was living / had lived in Dublin for ten years.

8. The lights went / were going / had gone out just as the singer walked onto the stage.

9. My parents watched / were watching / had watched television all evening yesterday.

10. The teacher was angry because the students didn't do / weren't doing / hadn't done their homework before coming to class.

11. You shouldn’t / ought to / don't have to clean the kitchen before your guests arrive; it looks a little messy.

12. Students mustn't / don't have to / couldn't use their phones during the exam—it is against the rules.

13. Sarah have to / has to / must wear a uniform every day for her job at the bank.

14. We can't / mustn't / don't have to stay late if we finish all the work this morning.

15. When I was a child, I must / had to / should go to bed every night before 9 PM.

16. I told him he mustn't / didn't have to / hasn't to wait for me because I was working late.

17. It's getting late. We should / can't / has to leave now or we will miss the last bus.

18. Excuse me, must / can / ought to I use your computer for a few minutes to check an email?

19. You shouldn't / don't have to / hasn't to talk so loudly in the library; other people are studying.

20. The government said all citizens ought to / must / has to follow the new safety regulations immediately.

21. A manufacturer / consumer / logo is the person or company that makes goods, not the one that sells them.

22. The company launched a new logo / brand / product last year that became immediately popular.

23. We saw a new product / advertisement / image on TV for a drink that tastes like coffee and tea.

24. If you want to become a successful artist, you need to make a name for yourself / call someone names / name it in the industry.

25. She is a talented singer, but she performs under a different big name / stage name / chain called 'Starlight'.

26. The new shopping mall belongs to a large supermarket advertisement / chain / product with stores all over the country.

27. Before buying a new phone, it's smart to read reviews from other manufacturers / consumers / logos.

28. The biggest challenge in this job is staying focused; that's the big name / name of the game / stage name.

29. Stop being unkind! It's never acceptable to call someone names / make a name for yourself / name the day.

30. The famous footballer is definitely a big name / what's-his-name / name of the game in the world of sports.

31. They are going to get married, but they haven't made a name for themselves / named the day / called someone names yet.

32. I saw that actress... what's-his-name / what's-her-name / what's-its-name at the club last night.

33. They spent a lot of money creating a clean and professional image / manufacturer / advertisement for the new shoe line.

34. The small bakery needed a simple but memorable logo / chain / manufacturer to put on its bags and boxes.

35. This place has everything: restaurants, cinemas, shops...you -call someone names / make a name for yourself / name it!