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Master Review Exercises (units 4 & 5) cooking class

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ADJECTIVE: sweet with a bitter aftertaste.

bitter-sweet

ADJECTIVE: needing to be chewed hard or for some time before being swallowed.

chewy

ADJECTIVE: covered with or resembling an oily substance.

greasy

ADJECTIVE: making someone afraid or anxious; terrifying.

frightening

ADJECTIVE: powerfully and mysteriously attractive or fascinating; seductive.

alluring

ADJECTIVE: too long, slow, or dull; tiresome or monotonous.

tedious

Match the vocabulary to the definitions:

TRUE OR FALSE?

FALSE

TRUE OR FALSE?

FALSE

TRUE OR FALSE?

TRUE

TRUE OR FALSE?

TRUE

TRUE OR FALSE?

TRUE

FUTURE PERFECT CONT: The aliens have been looking into human affairs for quite some time (When they decide to attack).

The aliens will have been looking into human affairs for quite some time when they decide to attack.

FUTURE PERFECT: Alex has been under treatment for a very long time (When he finally gets better).

Alex will have been under treatment for a very long time when he finally gets better.

FUTURE PERFECT CONT: We haven’t been studying as often as necessary (When the test is due).

We won’t have been studying as often as necessary when the test is due.

FUTURE PERFECT: The last star has long been dead (When the last black hole radiates away).

The last star will have been long dead when the last black hole radiates away.