Identify the sport or activity
WINDSURFING
Identify the sport or activity
ICE SKATING
Identify the sport or activity
SQUASH
Say the opposite adjective: 'What's wrong? You look MISERABLE. You're usually very C_ _ _ _ _ _ _ on Fridays.'
CHEERFUL
Say the opposite adjective: 'Diana's very POLITE. She's never R_ _ _.'
RUDE
Say the opposite adjective: 'Is Jacob CONFIDENT? No, he's quite S_ _.'
SHY
Say the opposite adjective: 'It was CARELESS of you to lose your phone again. You need to be more C_ _ _ _ _ _ with your things.'
CAREFUL
Say the opposite adjective: 'Marcus is really FRIENDLY today. He can sometimes be quite U_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _!'
UNFRIENDLY
Use the present simple or continuous, or the past simple or continuous: A: Why ____ you ___ (STOP) having guitar lessons? / B: I _________ (NOT MAKE) any progress
A: 'M SPENDING / B: DIDN'T HAVE
Use the present simple or continuous, or the past simple or continuous: A: Why _____ you _____ (STOP) having guitar lessons? / B: I _______ (NOT MAKE) any progress and I didn't like the teacher.
A: DID...STOP / B: WASN'T MAKING
Use the present simple or continuous, or the past simple or continuous: A: Why ______ Tom _______ (BE) so unfriendly at the moment? / B: I ______ (NOT KNOW). He usually _______ (SAY) hello in the mornings.
A: IS...BEING / B: SAYS
Use the present simple or continuous, or the past simple or continuous: A: _________ (YOU / GO) cycling next Saturday? / B: No. I _________ (USUALLY / GO) cycling on Saturdays but I _______ (LOSE) my helmet yesterday.
A: ARE YOU GOING / B: USUALLY GO, LOST
Use the present simple or continuous, or the past simple or continuous: A: How old _______ (BE) you when you _____ (GET) your driving licence? / B: Eighteen. But I _____ (NOT OWN) a car until I was 25.
A: WERE, GOT / B: DIDN'T OWN
Complete the sentence with the word in brackets and TOO or ENOUGH: 'My sister isn't _______ to start school.' (OLD)
OLD ENOUGH
Complete the sentence with the word in brackets and TOO or ENOUGH: 'Josh is only 15. He's _________ to leave home.' (YOUNG)
TOO YOUNG
Complete the sentence with the word in brackets and TOO or ENOUGH: 'It’s already late June, so there isn’t __________ toget a summer job now.' (TIME)
ENOUGH TIME
