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English Grade 9 (Super Goal 3) · Unit 10: Who Used My Toothpaste? · Term 2

Also known as: Unit 10 review

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A full test covering every lesson of the unit: Unit 10 Vocabulary: Household Problems & Complaints، Grammar: Present Perfect with Already/Yet/Just, Verb + Gerund & So/Such…That، Reading & Real Talk: Complaints.

Test questions (15)

  1. Please ____ your toys after you play.
    Answer: put away
  2. It ____ me when people don't say thank you.
    Answer: annoys
  3. Can I ____ your pen? I'll give it back after class.
    Answer: borrow
  4. Turn ____ the TV; nobody is watching it.
    Answer: off
  5. "Have you eaten ____?" – "No, I'm hungry."
    Answer: yet
  6. I've ____ seen that movie; let's watch a different one.
    Answer: already
  7. He has ____ arrived; he's taking off his coat now.
    Answer: just
  8. Do you enjoy ____ in the sea?
    Answer: swimming
  9. She finished ____ the dishes and sat down.
    Answer: washing
  10. It was ____ cold that we stayed at home.
    Answer: so
  11. It was ____ an easy test that everyone passed.
    Answer: such
  12. He's been running for two hours. He ____ be exhausted.
    Answer: must
  13. It's rude to ____ in line.
    Answer: cut
  14. "Make yourself at ____."
    Answer: home
  15. "At long ____! The rain has stopped."
    Answer: last

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What does the Unit 10 review cover?

Problems and complaints, already/yet/just, verb + gerund, so/such...that, and the text about complaints.

How do I complete: Please ____ your toys after you play?

Put away means to tidy something and put it in its place. Example: Please put away your toys after you play.

What is the difference between yet and already?

Yet is for negatives and questions; already is for positive sentences.

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No. The teacher shares the lesson link; the student types a first name and plays on a phone or computer, and the score reaches the teacher.

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