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Which sentence is correct? The film was exciting. or The film was excited.
Exciting
Which sentence is correct? I was surprising when I saw him. or I was surprised when I saw him.
surprised
Say the Past Simple and past participle of these verbs. see and hear
saw, seen - heard, heard
Put the verb in the correct form. I (watch) TV at the moment.
am watching
Complete the sentence with the correct preposition. I went ______ a trip yesterday.
on
Put the verb in the correct form. I (meet) my best friend last weekend.
met
Which sentence is correct? I’m planning to go there. or I’m planning to going there.
planning to go
Which sentence is correct? I’m interesting in sport. or I’m interested in sport.
interested in
Which sentence is correct? I’d like to meeting Madonna. or I’d like to meet Madonna.
meet Madonna
Say the Past Simple and past participle of these verbs. say and think
said, said - thought, thought
Which sentence is correct? He looks very tired. or He looks very tiring.
Tired
Say the Past Simple and past participle of these verbs. win and lose
won, won; lost, lost
Put the verb in the correct form. I (see) Pirates of the Caribbean six times in my life.
’ve/have seen
Complete the sentence with the correct preposition. She paid £500 that jacket.
for
Say (and spell) these comparatives and superlatives. Busy and hot
busier, busiest; hotter, hottest
Say the opposites of these adjectives. Organized, possible
disorganized, impossible
