review unit 2

_ always say you have to learn some things yourself.

• MYSELF

• THEY

• ONE

Answer explanation

People in general. Verb in plural.

Someone left _ card in the cash machine.

• ONE'S

• THERE

• THEIR

Answer explanation

We do not know who the person is

I heard the crash. We had finished dinner and we _ television.

• WERE WATCHING

• HAD WATCHED

• WATCHED

Answer explanation

Long action. Repeated and in progress

My brother and I _ go to the cinema every Saturday afternoon.

• WOULD

• HAD BEEN

• USE TO

Answer explanation

Habit in the past. Dynamic Verb. Use to is not a correct grammar form.

He put the box next to _ on the seat of the bus.

• HIMSELF

• ONE ANOTHER

• HIM

Answer explanation

"Next to" requires an Object pronoun. Object pronouns are:

- ME

- YOU

- HIM

- HER

- IT

- US

- THEM

Do you often go to the cinema _ ?

• ON YOURSELF

• BY YOURSELF

• ON YOUR OWN

Answer explanation

Both are reflexive pronouns. They indicate the subject did the action alone.

Do not mixed the structures

_ going to be cold out there today. We should dress warmly.

• IT'S

• ONE'S

• THERE'S

Answer explanation

We use "IT" when we talked about weather.

The door _ behind me when I remembered that my keys were inside.

• JUST SHUT

• HAD JUST SHUT

• SHUTTED

Answer explanation

Past of the past.

The simple past and participle of "SHUT" is.... "SHUT".

Maria _ much longer hair when she was little.

• USED TO HAVE

• WOULD HAVE

• HAD

Answer explanation

"Have" is a stative verb. Cannot be used with "Would".

_ a sale going on at the supermarket down the street. Parking is impossible.

• It's

• One

• There's

Answer explanation

Talking about the existance of something.

After "THERE" we need a noun, not an adjective.