Think 3 - Unit 12

Match

Match the phrasal verbs with the definitions

• be easy to notice​

• be happy or excited about (a future event)​

• do, complete​

• investigate, examine the facts about​​

stand out

look forward to

carry out

look into

• stand out

• look forward to

• carry out

• look into

Match

Match the phrasal verbs with the definitions

• fix (a problem) ​

• use air to stop (something) burning

• stop working

• understand, find the answer to

sort out

blow out

break down

work out

• sort out

• blow out

• break down

• work out

Open Ended

into/They/the/robbery/are/looking

Open Ended

look/We/them/after/have to

Open Ended

candles/blew/the/She/out

Open Ended

sort/need to/I/problem/the/out

Match

Match the people with their achievements.

• Neil Armstrong

• Nelson Mandela

• Yuri Gagarin

• Kathryn Bigelow

• Marie Curie

was the first man on the moon.

was the first black president of South Africa.

was the first man to travel in space.

was the first female director to win an Oscar.

was the first woman to win a Nobel Prize.

• was the first man on the moon.

• was the first black president of South Africa.

• was the first man to travel in space.

• was the first female director to win an Oscar.

• was the first woman to win a Nobel Prize.

Match

Match the photos

a jalapeno pepper

bungee jumping

public speaking

a waterslide

• a jalapeno pepper

• bungee jumping

• public speaking

• a waterslide

Match

Match the writers' names with the photos.

Roseli

Ingrid

Paul

Hanif

• Roseli

• Ingrid

• Paul

• Hanif

Multiple Choice

In the end, Paul jumped.

• True

• False

Multiple Choice

His friend took a photograph of him.

• True

• False

Multiple Choice

Hanif was nervous just before he started speaking.

• True

• False

Multiple Choice

He thinks he spoke well for two minutes.

• True

• False

Multiple Choice

Roseli stayed at the top of the waterslide.

• True

• False

Multiple Choice

She felt okay fifteen minutes later.

• True

• False

Multiple Choice

Ingrid’s friend told her what to expect.

• True

• False

Multiple Choice

She didn’t feel the full effects of the pepper immediately.

• True

• False

Open Ended

I didn’t go to bed early. Now I’m tired.

Open Ended

I didn’t ask her for her phone number.

Open Ended

Only 12 per cent?! I didn’t study last week.

Open Ended

Mum’s so angry – Dad forgot her birthday!

Open Ended

My friends missed the end of the film. They fell asleep!

Match

Match the following

I was really sweating. In the end, I just panicked and ran out of the room.

I was so terrified that I started biting my nails.

I started to tremble. In fact, I was shaking for about fifteen minutes.

When I saw the crowd in front of me, my mouth went dry and I started to breathe hard.

• I was really sweating. In the end, I just panicked and ran out of the room.

• I was so terrified that I started biting my nails.

• I started to tremble. In fact, I was shaking for about fifteen minutes.

• When I saw the crowd in front of me, my mouth went dry and I started to breathe hard.

Match

Match the following

• Paragraph 1

• Paragraph 2

• Paragraph 3

• Paragraph 4

Gives background information about the person?

Is about a decision that the person made?

Explains the effects of the decision?

Give the writer’s thoughts about the whole situation?

• Gives background information about the person?

• Is about a decision that the person made?

• Explains the effects of the decision?

• Give the writer’s thoughts about the whole situation?

Multiple Choice

The police want to increase the fine to £1000 so as/so to stop people driving so fast.

• so as

• so

Multiple Choice

I think that’s so/such a good idea.

• so

• such

Multiple Choice

What’s the shame/matter. Erika?

• shame

• matter

Multiple Choice

I’m feeling a bit ill. I wish I hadn’t/haven’t eaten all that cake.

• hadn't

• haven't

Multiple Choice

Let’s have a book sale in/on order to make some money for the school.

• in

• on

Multiple Choice

That’s not a bad thought/idea.

• thought

• idea

Multiple Choice

His headache was so/such bad that he couldn’t concentrate on the exam and failed.

• so

• such

Multiple Choice

I’m sorry to hear this/that.

• this

• that

Open Ended

Rewrite the sentence so it is correct.

I think I am the person you look for.

Open Ended

Rewrite the sentence so it is correct.

I'm playing tennis on Tuesdays.

Open Ended

Rewrite the sentence so it is correct.

At the moment I write a letter to a friend.

Open Ended

Rewrite the sentence so it is correct.

I like what you wear today.

Open Ended

Rewrite the sentence so it is correct.

I know what you mean and are appreciating your help.

Open Ended

Rewrite the sentence so it is correct.

We are playing football during most school breaks.

Open Ended

Make the sentence using the prompts below.

I/not see/the new Hobbit film/yet

Open Ended

Make the sentence using the prompts below.

you/ever/go/to Spain?

Open Ended

Make the sentence using the prompts below.

John/take/his exam/last week

Open Ended

Make the sentence using the prompts below.

Nina/get/here/a few minutes ag

Open Ended

Make the sentence using the prompts below.

they/not eat/at this restaurant/before

Open Ended

Make the sentence using the prompts below.

I/not eat/breakfast/so I'm really hungry and it's two hours till lunchtime

Multiple Choice

Is the sentence correct or incorrect?

When she arrived, I cooked dinner so I was a bit distracted.

• Correct

• Incorrect

Multiple Choice

Is the sentence correct or incorrect?

After that, I watched TV for about an hour.

• Correct

• Incorrect

Multiple Choice

Is the sentence correct or incorrect?

As usual, we were arriving at about 6pm, then we had dinner.

• Correct

• Incorrect

Multiple Choice

Is the sentence correct or incorrect?

My teacher came to see how our project went.

• Correct

• Incorrect

Multiple Choice

Is the sentence correct or incorrect?

I'll never forget the time I was spending in Nepal.

• Correct

• Incorrect

Multiple Choice

Is the sentence correct or incorrect?

The police saw the men and asked them what they were doing there.

• Correct

• Incorrect

Open Ended

Correct the sentence.

When she arrived, I cooked dinner so I was a bit distracted.

Open Ended

Correct the sentence.

As usual, we were arriving at about 6pm, then we had dinner.

Open Ended

Correct the sentence.

My teacher came to see how our project went.

Open Ended

Correct the sentence.

I'll never forget the time I was spending in Nepal.

Open Ended

Correct the sentence.

The police saw the men and asked them what they were doing there.

Multiple Choice

Is the sentence correct?

I'm sorry I can't attend class tomorrow because I had to go to the doctor.

• Correct

• Incorrect

Multiple Choice

Is the sentence correct?

My dad was going to work for another company so we have to move house.

• Correct

• Incorrect

Multiple Choice

Is the sentence correct?

If you want a drink after swimming, you have to go somewhere else.

• Correct

• Incorrect

Multiple Choice

Is the sentence correct?

If you have to choose between going to a small school or a large one, I would choose a large one.

• Correct

• Incorrect

Multiple Choice

Is the sentence correct?

Do we have to bring any money for the trip next week?

• Correct

• Incorrect

Multiple Choice

Is the sentence correct?

Yesterday we had to write an essay about Barack Obama

• Correct

• Incorrect

Open Ended

Correct the sentence.

I'm sorry I can't attend class tomorrow because I had to go to the doctor.

Open Ended

Correct the sentence.

My dad was going to work for another company so we have to move house.

Open Ended

Correct the sentence.

If you have to choose between going to a small school or a large one, I would choose a large one.

Open Ended

Correct the sentence.

If you have to choose between going to a small school or a large one, I would choose a large one.

Open Ended

Write the sentences with mustn't or don't have to.

You/finish your essay now. Mr Jenkins said that we can hand it in next Friday.

Open Ended

Write the sentences with mustn't or don't have to.

You/bring anything to the party - just bring yourself!

Open Ended

Write the sentences with mustn't or don't have to.

You/eat food in class - it's against the rules.

Open Ended

Write the sentences with mustn't or don't have to.

You/talk during exams.

Open Ended

Write the sentences with mustn't or don't have to.

You/revise every unit. The exam only includes Units 1 to 3.

Open Ended

Write the sentences with mustn't or don't have to.

You/use your phone in class. It'll be confiscated.

Multiple Choice

Complete the sentence with if or when.

I had a great time ________ I went to New York.

• if

• when

Multiple Choice

Complete the sentence with if or when.

Would it be OK ________ I invited my friend?

• if

• when

Multiple Choice

Complete the sentence with if or when.

I'll call you ________ I get home tonight.

• if

• when

Multiple Choice

Complete the sentence with if or when.

Do you mind ________ we meet at 5:00 instead of 4:00?

• if

• when

Multiple Choice

Complete the sentence with if or when.

________ you're free on Saturday, come to the cinema with us!

• If

• When

Multiple Choice

Complete the sentence with if or when.

He went to Africa ________ he was 21 because of his job.

• if

• when

Multiple Choice

Complete the sentence with if or when.

How much would it cost ________ we were a group of ten?

• if

• when

Multiple Choice

Complete the sentences with who or which

My friend Paul, ________ I've known since primary school, is coming.

• who

• which

Multiple Choice

Complete the sentences with who or which

Animals ________ can protect themselves shouldn't be kept in a zoo.

• who

• which

Multiple Choice

Complete the sentences with who or which

My dad works for a company ________ sells dental products.

• who

• which

Multiple Choice

Complete the sentences with who or which

It's a great film but it's really sad. It's about a soldier ________ goes to war.

• who

• which

Multiple Choice

Complete the sentences with who or which

She was the only one ________ talked to me.

• who

• which

Multiple Choice

Complete the sentences with who or which

He's currently working for a charity ________ helps elderly people.

• who

• which

Multiple Choice

Complete the sentences with absolutely or very.

This museum is ________ fascinating.

• absolutely

• very

Multiple Choice

Complete the sentences with absolutely or very.

The view from the top was ________ amazing.

• absolutely

• very

Multiple Choice

Complete the sentences with absolutely or very.

I thought the documentary was ________ interesting.

• absolutely

• very

Multiple Choice

Complete the sentences with absolutely or very.

I was ________ thrilled to get an 'A' on that assignment.

• absolutely

• very

Multiple Choice

Complete the sentences with absolutely or very.

This food is ________ tasty.

• absolutely

• very

Multiple Choice

Complete the sentences with absolutely or very.

She's a ________ good singer.

• absolutely

• very

Multiple Choice

_________ me help you with that bag. It looks really heavy.

• Make

• Let

Multiple Choice

The band came on stage late. They_________ us wait over an hour.

• made

• let

Multiple Choice

That TV documentary about diet and health really _________ me think about doing more exercise.

• makes

• lets

Multiple Choice

Mum, can you write a note to my teacher to _________ her know why I won't be in class tomorrow?

• make

• let

Multiple Choice

It's so important to _________ people aware of the disease so that we can raise money to help prevent it.

• make

• let

Multiple Choice

It was very kind of you to _________ us stay over, Mrs Johnson. Thanks very much for having us!

• make

• let

Multiple Choice

Complete each of these sentences with the correct form of say or tell

I have to _________ that this is a great piece of writing. Well done!

• say

• tell

Multiple Choice

Complete each of these sentences with the correct form of say or tell

You're going to have to _________ him that you can't play in Saturday's match. You're injured.

• say

• tell

Multiple Choice

Complete each of these sentences with the correct form of say or tell

_________ us the story of how you met.

• say

• tell

Multiple Choice

Complete each of these sentences with the correct form of say or tell

Did he _______ why he lied?

• say

• tell

Multiple Choice

Complete each of these sentences with the correct form of say or tell

My mum _________ that we were going to move house.

• said

• told

Multiple Choice

Complete each of these sentences with the correct form of say or tell

I'd like to _________ a big thank you for all your help this year.

• say

• tell

Multiple Choice

Complete each of these sentences with the correct form of say or tell

I knew that he _________ the truth

• said

• told

Multiple Choice

Is this sentence correct?

A - Do you have a better idea for how to get there?

B - Well, I think another route can be better.

• Correct

• Incorrect

Multiple Choice

Is this sentence correct?

A - Does he need help?

B - He can do. It looks like he might be waving for us to stop.

• Correct

• Incorrect

Multiple Choice

Is this sentence correct?

A - How does that car go so fast?

B - It can be because it's so light. Just a guess!

• Correct

• Incorrect

Multiple Choice

Is this sentence correct?

A - What do you think is going to happen in the game?

B - They could still win or maybe it'll be a draw.

• Correct

• Incorrect

Multiple Choice

Is this sentence correct?

A - Is Dad still at work?

B - The car's outside. He can't be.

• Correct

• Incorrect

Multiple Choice

Is this sentence correct?

A - Who made the complaint?

B - It could be Nick - he didn't think there was a problem.

• Correct

• Incorrect

Open Ended

Correct the bold sentence

Open Ended

Correct the bold sentence

A - Does he need help?

B - He can do. It looks like he might be waving for us to stop.

Open Ended

Correct the bold sentence

A - How does that car go so fast?

B - It can be because it's so light. Just a guess!

Open Ended

Correct the bold sentence

A - Who made the complaint?

B - It could be Nick - he didn't think there was a problem.

Multiple Choice

Can the sentence be changed to use the future continuous?

This time next year we'll be at university and we'll live away from home.

• Yes

• No

Multiple Choice

Can the sentence be changed to use the future continuous?

I'll have a look in my diary and see if I'm free on the 5th.

• Yes

• No

Multiple Choice

Can the sentence be changed to use the future continuous?

This time next week I'll do my final exams. Scary!

• Yes

• No

Multiple Choice

Can the sentence be changed to use the future continuous?

Some people think that tablets will soon replace laptops.

• Yes

• No

Multiple Choice

Can the sentence be changed to use the future continuous?

I'll play hockey when you arrive at the station tomorrow but Chloe can meet you.

• Yes

• No

Multiple Choice

Can the sentence be changed to use the future continuous?

I think you'll have a good time when you go to Spain.

• Yes

• No

Open Ended

Rewrite the sentence so it is in the future continuous.

This time next year we'll be at university and we'll live away from home.

Open Ended

Rewrite the sentence so it is in the future continuous.

This time next week I'll do my final exams. Scary!

Open Ended

Rewrite the sentence so it is in the future continuous.

I'll play hockey when you arrive at the station tomorrow but Chloe can meet you.

Multiple Choice

Is this sentence correct?

Do you need more time finishing your work?

• Yes

• No

Multiple Choice

Is this sentence correct?

Lately I've been spending a lot of time to watch TV.

• Yes

• No

Multiple Choice

Is this sentence correct?

I need to start working on my essay as soon as possible.

• Yes

• No

Multiple Choice

Is this sentence correct?

It was a very heavy film, but we enjoyed to learn about history.

• Yes

• No

Multiple Choice

Is this sentence correct?

It's best studying new vocabulary regularly.

• Yes

• No

Multiple Choice

Is this sentence correct?

I had real difficulties downloading this app but I got there eventually.

• Yes

• No

Open Ended

Correct the sentence.

Do you need more time finishing your work?

Open Ended

Correct the sentence.

Lately I've been spending a lot of time to watch TV.

Open Ended

Correct the sentence.

It was a very heavy film, but we enjoyed to learn about history.

Open Ended

Correct the sentence.

It's best studying new vocabulary regularly.

Open Ended

Rewrite the sentences using the following verbs.

Put up with / put on / put up (x3) / put off

Our family has agreed to host a foreign student for a month during the summer.

Open Ended

Rewrite the sentences using the following verbs.

Put up with / put on / put up (x3) / put off

One advantage of taking the train is that you don't have to tolerate traffic jams.

Open Ended

Rewrite the sentences using the following verbs.

Put up with / put on / put up (x3) / put off

I don't get to exercise so much anymore and I'm worried about gaining weight.

Open Ended

Rewrite the sentences using the following verbs.

Put up with / put on / put up (x3) / put off

Good news! We're going to have to postpone today's test until next Friday.

Open Ended

Rewrite the sentences using the following verbs.

Put up with / put on / put up (x3) / put off

Cinema tickets were already expensive and now they've just increased the prices again.

Open Ended

Rewrite the sentences using the following verbs.

Put up with / put on / put up (x3) / put off

We displayed posters to advertise the event.