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He never holds the door for me.
 
unkind
 
rude
 
careless
 
normal
She ____ (know) the answer in the quiz last week.
 
knew
 
knowed
 
knowing
 
will know
I ____ (hit) the ball very hard yesterday.
 
hit
 
hitted
 
hits
 
will hit
He ____ (hang) his coat by the door this morning.
 
hung
 
hang
 
hanged
 
hangs
We ____ (grow) some flowers in our garden last spring.
 
grew
 
growed
 
growing
 
grow
She ____ (fly) to London last summer.
 
flew
 
flied
 
flies
 
flying
⁠I ____ (feed) the cat two hours ago.
 
fed
 
feeded
 
feed
 
will feed
⁠He ____ (break) his glasses last night.
 
broke
 
breaked
 
broken
 
breaking
⁠The lesson ____ (begin) at 9 a.m. yesterday.
 
began
 
begined
 
begun
 
beginning
⁠I ____ (do) my homework last night.
 
did
 
doed
 
does
 
do
She ____ (cut) her finger while cooking last night.
 
cut
 
cutted
 
cuts
 
cutting
He ____ (keep) the secret until yesterday.
 
kept
 
keeped
 
keeps
 
will keep
⁠I ____ (hear) a strange noise last night.
 
heard
 
heared
 
hear
 
will hear
They ____ (have) a great time at the party last night.
 
had
 
haved
 
has
 
having
⁠She ____ (go) to the gym yesterday.
 
went
 
goed
 
goes
 
go
We ____ (give) her a birthday present last week.
 
gave
 
gives
 
gived
 
giving
He ____ (get) a new job last month.
 
got
 
getted
 
get
 
gets
⁠I ____ (forget) my keys at home today.
 
forgot
 
forget
 
forgetted
 
forgets
They ____ (find) a wallet on the street this morning.
 
found
 
finded
 
will find
 
find
She ____ (feel) happy after the exam yesterday.
 
felt
 
feeled
 
feeling
 
feels
⁠We ____ (fall) asleep during the movie last night.
 
fell
 
fall
 
falled
 
falling
He ____ (eat) the last slice of pizza yesterday evening.
 
ate
 
eated
 
eating
 
will eat
⁠I ____ (drive) to the countryside last weekend.
 
drove
 
drived
 
drives
 
drive
They ____ (drink) all the lemonade at the picnic.
 
drank
 
drunk
 
drink
 
drinked
⁠ ⁠She ____ (come) to the party late last night.
 
came
 
comed
 
coming
 
comes
We ____ (choose) the blue paint for the walls last week.
 
chose
 
choose
 
choosing
 
will choose
He ____ (catch) the ball during the game last weekend.
 
caught
 
catched
 
catching
 
catches
⁠I ____ (buy) a new pair of shoes yesterday.
 
bought
 
buyed
 
buying
 
buy
⁠They ____ (build) a treehouse in the backyard last summer.
 
built
 
builded
 
build
 
building
She ____ (begin) her new job last Monday.
 
began
 
begun
 
begins
 
beginning
⁠ ⁠I ____ (be) at the library yesterday afternoon.
 
was
 
were
 
am
 
is
⁠I ____ (write) a letter to my friend a month ago.
 
wrote
 
writed
 
writing
 
write
They ____ (win) the last the game.
 
won
 
winned
 
winning
 
wins
He ____ (wake) up late today.
 
woke
 
wake
 
waking
 
waked
⁠She ____ (understand) the question.
 
understood
 
understand
 
understanding
 
understoods
⁠I ____ (throw) the ball to him 4 minutes ago.
 
threw
 
throwed
 
throws
 
will throw
We ____ (think) about your offer last night.
 
thought
 
thinked
 
thinks
 
think
⁠He ____ (tell) us a story one day ago.
 
told
 
telled
 
tells
 
will tell
⁠I ____ (teach) a new lesson yesterday.
 
taught
 
teaches
 
teached
 
teaching
They ____ (take) the wrong bus.
 
took
 
taked
 
takes
 
taking
In 2002, she ____ (swim) in the cold lake.
 
swam
 
swum
 
swim
 
swimmed
⁠I ____ (sweep) the floor yesterday morning.
 
swept
 
sweeped
 
sweeps
 
sweeping
We ____ (spend) all our money two days ago.
 
spent
 
spended
 
spend
 
will spend
He ____ (speak) to the manager two minutes ago.
 
spoke
 
speaked
 
speaks
 
speak
They ____ (sleep) in a tent in last year's camp.
 
slept
 
sleeped
 
sleeps
 
sleeping
⁠I ____ (sit) on the front row the previous day.
 
sat
 
sit
 
sitted
 
set
⁠She ____ (sing) beautifully last week at the concert.
 
sang
 
singed
 
sung
 
sings
The sun ____ (shine) yesterday all day.
 
shone
 
shines
 
shined
 
will shine
He ____ (send) the email yesterday.
 
sent
 
sended
 
sends
 
sending
She ____ (sell) her old car last month.
 
sold
 
selled
 
sells
 
will sell
I ____ (see) a shooting star 2 months ago.
 
saw
 
seed
 
see
 
will see
They ____ (say) goodbye and left.
 
said
 
says
 
sayed
 
will say
He ____ (run) in a marathon in 3 hours two years ago.
 
ran
 
runned
 
runs
 
will run
⁠The phone ____ (ring) yesterday night.
 
rang
 
ringed
 
rings
 
ring
In 2019, we ____ (ride) our bikes to school.
 
rode
 
rided
 
riding
 
rides
She ____ (read) three books last week.
 
read
 
reads
 
will read
 
reading
I ____ (put) the keys on the shelf an hour ago.
 
put
 
putted
 
puts
 
will put
They ____ (pay) for the tickets last month.
 
paid
 
pay
 
pays
 
will pay
⁠I ____ (meet) my friend at the café 3 hours ago.
 
met
 
meets
 
mets
 
will meet
⁠She ____ (make) a chocolate cake yesterday morning.
 
made
 
makes
 
make
 
will make
They ____ (lose) the game by one point last week.
 
lost
 
losed
 
loss
 
lose
She ____ (learn) how to cook last year.
 
learned
 
learn
 
learns
 
will learn
He ____ (let) me use his phone two hours ago.
 
let
 
letted
 
letting
 
lets
We ____ (leave) early because of the weather yesterday night.
 
left
 
leaving
 
leaves
 
leave
⁠⁠I ____ (lay) my books on the table yesterday.
 
laid
 
lays
 
lay
 
laying
There is nothing different with it.
 
normal
 
generous
 
talented
 
special
He never says 'thank you' or 'please'
 
rude
 
unkind
 
careless
 
normal
Alex often makes spelling mistakes because he doesn't check his homework.
 
careless
 
unkind
 
lazy
 
rude
My brother never helps with the housework.
 
lazy
 
careless
 
unkind
 
rude
Ben never plays with his younger sister and he gets very impatient with her.
 
unfriendly
 
polite
 
careless
 
normal
Lara gives her money and her time to help others.
 
generous
 
lazy
 
kind
 
polite
Helen's good at all kinds of sports, especially tennis.
 
talented
 
careful
 
careless
 
unfriendly
You think about other people and you always try to help them.
 
kind
 
generous
 
talented
 
lazy
You like to be with other people and make them feel happy.
 
friendly
 
kind
 
polite
 
special
You think about what you are doing and try to avoid problems.
 
careful
 
talented
 
unkind
 
normal
You're different, usually better, than what is normal.
 
special
 
kind
 
generous
 
careful
You aren't rude; you say 'please' and 'thank you'.
 
polite
 
friendly
 
special
 
talented
people who live near you
 
neighbours
 
citizen
 
rescue services
 
brave
organisations that help people in dangerous situations
 
rescue services
 
neighbours
 
safe
 
electricity
an adjective to describe a person who does something in a dangerous situation
 
brave
 
kind
 
lazy
 
generous
people who live in a town or city
 
citizen
 
neighbours
 
brave
 
polite
an adjective to describe a place or situation that is not dangerous
 
safe
 
citizen
 
brave
 
electricity
He designs new technology. He is ....
 
an engineer
 
a sales assistant
 
a receptionist
 
a scientist
He takes photos for the newspaper. He is ....
 
a photographer
 
a businessman
 
an accountant
 
a manager
She invents things in her laboratory. She is ....
 
a scientist
 
an engineer
 
a journalist
 
a pilot
He writes newspaper articles. He is .....
 
a journalist
 
a lawyer
 
a nurse
 
a scientist
He's very rich and has got a company. He is .....
 
a businessman
 
a photographer
 
a scientist
 
an engineer
Who helps people with legal problems?
 
a lawyer
 
a pilot
 
a scientist
 
an engineer
Who makes websites?
 
a web designer
 
a lawyer
 
a chef
 
a journalist
Who works with money?
 
an accountant
 
a web designer
 
a lawyer
 
a dentist
Who cooks in a restaurant?
 
a chef
 
a waiter
 
a nurse
 
a sales assistant
Who organises other workers?
 
a manager
 
a nurse
 
a lawyer
 
an accountant
Who sells things in a shop?
 
a sales assistant
 
a chef
 
a mechanic
 
a lawyer
Who looks after sick people?
 
a nurse
 
a web designer
 
an accountant
 
a manager
Who repairs cars and machines?
 
a mechanic
 
a chef
 
a sales assistant
 
a lawyer