Unit 3

REVIEW​ UNIT 2

​Grammar & Vocabulary

Multiple Choice

Actors need to learn a _____ before they can be in a play.

• subject

• script

• lyrics

• dialogue

Multiple Choice

Jerry is my favorite ______ in the movie "Tom and Jerry".

• character

• audience

• costumer

• actor

Multiple Choice

Who is he?

• Criminal

• Police

• Detective

• Friend

Multiple Choice

Who is he?

• Criminal

• Police

• Detective

• Friend

Multiple Choice

In the Halloween festival, people usually wear a lot of different _______.

• uniforms

• tracksuits

• dress

• costumes

Multiple Choice

Who is she?

• Detective

• Criminal

• Servant

• Police

Multiple Choice

They've just _____ the room.

• walked

• gone

• entered

• run

Multiple Choice

The police is _____ the criminal.

• catching

• arresting

• taking

• holding

Multiple Choice

My mom always sticks a ____ on the fridge before leaving.

• paper

• sheet

• note

• poster

Fill in the Blanks

She

(check) the lights for 3 hours.

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She

(not clean) the stage yet.

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She

(buy) the make-up since last year.

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She

(see) all the tickets since last week.

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She

(not take) the costumes to the theatre before.

Multiple Choice

_____ you ____ (go) to the theater last night?

• Have - gone

• Did - went

• Did - go

• Do - go

Fill in the Blanks

Arrange a sentence:

that hamburger. / eaten / has / already / She

Fill in the Blanks

Arrange the sentence below:

learnt / that subject / before. / have / I

Fill in the Blanks

My brother

(have) a bicycle when he was 6.

Fill in the Blanks

My brother

(have) a bicycle since he was 6.

Multiple Choice

I _____ (not see) her for many years.

• didn't see

• haven't seen

• didn't saw

• don't see

The + ADJ-est​

He is the fastest student in my class.​

• SUPERLATIVE​S

​ADJ-er + than

The dog is faster than the cat.​

• COM​PARATIVES

​SHORT ADJECTIVE

Some text here about the topic of discussion

Multiple Choice

She is _____ than her sister.

• higher

• highest

Multiple Choice

Dong Nai river is the _____ river in Vietnam.

• longer

• longest

Fill in the Blanks

The elephant is

(big) than a rhino.

Fill in the Blanks

This pencil is the

(small) one in my pencil case.

Fill in the Blanks

Han is

(short) than me.

the most + ADJ​

That play is the most interesting this week.​

• SUPERLATIVE​S

​more + ADJ + than

That play is more interesting than this play.​

• COM​PARATIVES

​LONG ADJECTIVE

(interesting, expensive, exciting...)​

Multiple Choice

This game is the _______ game I've ever played.

• interesting

• most interesting

• more interesting

• interestest

Multiple Choice

She is _______ (beautiful) than her sister.

• beautifuler

• beautiful

• more beautiful

• the most beautiful

Fill in the Blanks

He is the

(handsome) student in my class.

Fill in the Blanks

This movie is

(exciting) than that movie.

Fill in the Blanks

The lion is

(dangerous) than the dog.

Multiple Choice

Dolphin is _________ (intelligent) than shark.

• more intelligent

• most intelligent

the + ADJ-est​

The dog is the friendliest animal in the world.​

• SUPERLATIVE​S

​ADJ-er + than

The dog is heavier than the cat.​

• COM​PARATIVES

​SPECIAL CASE

(heavy, friendly, ... )​

Multiple Choice

The white cat is ______ (heavy) than the black cat.

• more heavy

• heavier

• heavy

• most heavy

Fill in the Blanks

Han is

(friendly) than Phong.

good -> the best

bad -> the worst​

This is the worst hotel in Ho Chi Minh city.​

• SUPERLATIVE​S

​good -> better

bad -> worse​​

This hotel is better than that hotel.​

• COM​PARATIVES

​SPECIAL CASE

(good, bad,... )​

Multiple Choice

This book is ________ (good) than that book.

• better

• best

• gooder

• good

Fill in the Blanks

She is the

(good) student in my class.

Multiple Choice

This is the ____ (bad) movie that I've ever seen.

• worst

• worse

• badder

Fill in the Blanks

This food is

(bad) than that food.

Use enough after ADJECTIVES or before NOUNS to say that something is as much as we need or want.​

​ex: Is it bright enough now?

​Enough

Use too before ADJECTIVES to say that something is more than we need or want.​

ex: It's too dark now.​

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Too

TOO - ENOUGH​

Multiple Choice

We haven't got _____ washing line to hang out the clothes.

• enough

• too

Multiple Choice

This soup is ______ hot for me to eat.

• too

• enough

Multiple Choice

This sack isn't big _____ to put all the rubbish in.

• enough

• too

Multiple Choice

Katie is _____ young to drive a car.

• too

• enough

Multiple Choice

We've got _____ people to make a basketball team.

• enough

• too

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