Unit 3 Round Up Quiz

Unit 3 Round Up Quiz

Vocabulary about Job and Money

Multiple Choice

Albert has interviewed eight ....... for the position.

• employers

• applicants

• customers

Multiple Choice

I can't go to the cinema with you. I'm totally ....... .

• afford

• broke

• free of charge

Multiple Choice

I ....... you to buy the blue shirt.

• recommend

• consider

• realise

Multiple Choice

Olivia bought this dress in the .......... .

• sales

• offers

• discounts

Multiple Choice

I'd like a /an ............ for this MP4 player. It's broken.

• guarantee

• refund

• exchange

Multiple Choice

Have you ever seen a 500 euro ....... ?

• cash

• receipt

• note

Multiple Choice

If you ....... further information, you should ask the receptionist.

• involve

• warm

• require

Phrasal Verb

(Verb + Preposition)

Example of Phrasal Verb

(Verb + Preposition)

Get on

Look after

Shut up

Come back

Put off

Open Ended

Write one phrasal verb that you can think of.

^{(You can click BACK button below to go back to look at the example.)}

Complete the sentences with the correct preposition.

Fill in the Blanks

Mary and I get

very well with each other.

Fill in the Blanks

Julie always find a good excuse to put

visiting the dentist.

Fill in the Blanks

This shop's got a wide variety

shoes to choose from.

Fill in the Blanks

My cousins put me

for a week when I first moved to London.

Fill in the Blanks

After my cat's death, I felt horrible, but I soon got

it

Fill in the Blanks

This board game is suitable

children over 5.

Choose the correct answers

Multiple Choice

I ......... see Robert tonight. If I do, I'll tell him that you've been trying to reach him.

• may

• must

Multiple Choice

You ....... worry about your cat. I'll look after her.

• don't need to

• 'd rather not

Multiple Choice

Kelly ....... be asleep. I can hear her talking.

• can't

• mustn't

Multiple Choice

Sandra doesn't like pasta so she'd ......... not go to an Italian restaurant.

• rather

• better

Multiple Choice

Ted ........ study more. His marks are bad.

• better

• ought to

Multiple Choice

You ...... feed the animals. It's not allowed.

• mustn't

• don't have to

Rewrite the underline part of the sentence using the (words) given.

(write in FOUR to FIVE WORDS)

Fill in the Blanks

It's a good idea to stop wasting all your pocket money so fast. (better)

Fill in the Blanks

You'd better not be late for the job interview. (should)

Fill in the Blanks

It isn't neccessary to ask Linda to come and help us. (need)

Fill in the Blanks

Jack doesn't really want to go to the concert. (rather)

"PAST SIMPLE"

vs

"PRESENT PERFECT SIMPLE"

1️⃣Past Simple

a. Regular Verb:

Verb + (d/ed/ied)

*decide-decided

*call-called

*try-tried

b. Irregular Verb:

*go-went

*catch-caught

*eat-ate

1️⃣Past Simple

1. We called the police when we saw a thief.

2. I went out yesterday.

⏰Time expression: (in the past)

a. last Saturday,

b. in 1957

c. yesterday

d. few days ago

d. When we saw.....

2️⃣PRESENT PERFECT SIMPLE

has/have + past participle (textbook 169)

*He has lived...

*My pet has not died yet.

*Has anyone seen......?

*I have bought....

*They have come.......

*Have you ever wondered....?

2️⃣PRESENT PERFECT SIMPLE

has/have + past participle

⏰Time expression:

a. no specific time

b. since when?

c. for how long?

d. (adverbs) already, never, yet, ever, just

Complete the sentences with "PAST SIMPLE" or "PRESENT PERFECT SIMPLE" of the verbs

Question 1

Fill in the blanks using the correct "PAST SIMPLE" or "PRESENT PERFECT SIMPLE" of the words below.

(cost , create , always-want , find , not know , be , have)

Fill in the Blanks

👩‍🦰: Frank

his own first website last month.

(cost / create / find)

Fill in the Blanks

👩‍🦰: Frank created his own first website last month.

🧑: REALLY? I

he had a computer.

(always want / not know / have)

Fill in the Blanks

👩‍🦰: Frank created his own first website last month.

🧑: REALLY? I didn't know he had a computer.

👩‍🦰: Well, he

it for a while now.

(cost / be / have)

Question 2

Fill in the blanks using the correct past simple or present perfect simple of the words below.

(cost , create , always-want , find , not know , be , have)

Fill in the Blanks

👩‍🦰: Have you ever

to a second-hand shop?

(always want / find / be)

Fill in the Blanks

👩‍🦰: Have you ever been to a second-hand shop?

👧: Yes, last week, actually.

👩‍🦰: Did you

anything worth buying?

(always want / find / have)

Fill in the Blanks

👩‍🦰: Have you ever been to a second-hand shop?

👧: Yes, last week, actually.

👩‍🦰: Did you find anything worth buying?

👧: Yes, a beautiful bag that I

for long.

(cost / always want / have)

Fill in the Blanks

👩‍🦰: Have you ever been to a second-hand shop?

👧: Yes, last week, actually.

👩‍🦰: Did you find anything worth buying?

👧: Yes, a beautiful bag that I have always wanted for long.

👧: But it still

a fortune!

(cost / have / be)

3️⃣PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS

has/have + been + Verb-ing

Time expression:

"I have been living here for the past ten years until now ."

"I have been waiting for the bus since morning but it still hasn't arrived yet."

Complete the sentence with

PRESENT PERFECT SIMPLE

and

PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS

Question 1

PRESENT PERFECT SIMPLE

OR

PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS

(Don't use PAST SIMPLE)

Fill in the Blanks

👱‍♀️: I

(look) for a fashionable pair of boots since last month but so far I (not find) anything.

Fill in the Blanks

👱‍♀️: I have been looking for a fashionable pair of boots since last month but so far I

(not find) anything.

Fill in the Blanks

👱‍♀️: I have been looking for a fashionable pair of boots since last month but so far I have not found anything.

👩‍🦰: Why don't you check out the new department store? I think I

(see) some nice boots there.

Question 2

PRESENT PERFECT SIMPLE

OR

PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS

(Don't use PAST SIMPLE)

Fill in the Blanks

👱‍♂️: So,

(have) Tina saved up enough money to buy the bike she wants?

Fill in the Blanks

👱‍♂️: So, has Tina saved up enough money to buy the bike she wants?

👩: Yes, she

(work) part-time for three months now.

Fill in the Blanks

👱‍♂️: So, has Tina saved up enough money to buy the bike she wants?

👩: Yes, she has been working part-time for three months now. She

(manage) to put 300 euros aside.

Choose the correct response.

There are two extras which you do not need to use.

Multiple Choice

1. Would you like some help?

• A. I know. I've been meaning to get round to it.

• B. No, I'm just browsing.

• C. Don't worry. We can go to Mario's Deli. It's open 24/7.

• D. Let's shop till we drop!

• E. I can lend you some money so you can get it. IT's a real bargain.

Multiple Choice

2. These boots are really nice, but they cost and arm and a leg.

• A. I know. I've been meaning to get round to it.

• D. Let's shop till we drop!

• E. I can lend you some money so you can get it. It's a real bargain.

• F. I'll take it into consideration.

• G. Well, I never buy things that cost a fortune. It's just not worth it!

Multiple Choice

3. Oh, no! I forgot to buy milk and the supermarket is closed now.

• A. I know. I've been meaning to get round to it.

• C. Don't worry. We can go to Mario's Deli. It's open 24/7.

• D. Let's shop till we drop!

• E. I can lend you some money so you can get it. It's a real bargain.

• F. I'll take it into consideration.

Multiple Choice

4. John! When are you going to tidy the garage?

• A. I know. I've been meaning to get round to it.

• D. Let's shop till we drop!

• E. I can lend you some money so you can get it. It's a real bargain.

• F. I'll take it into consideration.

Multiple Choice

5. This skirt is really nice but I'm a bit short.

• D. Let's shop till we drop!

• E. I can lend you some money so you can get it. It's a real bargain.

• F. I'll take it into consideration.

You really think this is the END? 😏

Yes! One last question.....

Poll

Are you able to understand Past Simple, Present Perfect & Present Perfect Continuous better now?

That's the end for today.😂😉