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_______ the living room. (tidy up / wash)

tidy up

_______ all the carpets. (vacuum / load)

vacuum

Do all the _______. (chests of drawers / ironing)

ironing

Take out all the food and clean the _______. (fridge / carpet)

fridge

Choose the correct money verb Can you _______ me ten euros? I can pay you next week.

lend

Choose the correct money verb Professional footballers are rich because they _______ a lot of money.

earn

Choose the correct money verb These trousers didn't _______ a lot.

cost

Choose the correct money verb I _______ Chris 20 euros, but I can't give him back!

owe

Choose the correct money verb How much money did you _______ at the shops?

spend

Choose the correct feeling adjective I was _______, so I went to bed.

tired

Choose the correct feeling adjective I was very _______ when I lost my phone. I cried!

upset

Choose the correct feeling adjective Chloe was very _______ and worried before her important exam.

nervous

Choose the correct feeling adjective I felt _______ because I wanted to see my family. I am alone, without my friends or family

lonely

Choose the correct feeling adjective I feel so _______. I've got nothing to do!

bored

Choose the correct option She _______ work late She can't go home early. (has to / doesn't have to)

has to

Choose the correct option She doesn't get up _______ before. (as early as / early enough)

as early as

Choose the correct option It's not really _______ for all of us. (too big / big enough)

big enough

Choose the correct option Are the teachers _______ the teachers here? (as nice as / nicer as)

as nice as

Choose the correct option _______ to study hard? (Have you / Do you have)

Do you have

Choose: too, too much, too many or enough I think it's _______ cold to wear shorts today.

too

Choose: too, too much, too many or enough I have _______ clothes for this small wardrobe.

too many

Choose: too, too much, too many or enough I ate _______ cake at my birthday party.

too much

Choose: too, too much, too many or enough We haven't got _______ chairs for everyone to sit around the table.

enough

Choose: too, too much, too many or enough My dad is _______ old to skateboard.

too

Write the comparative form of the adjective Yoghurt is _______ (healthy) than cheese.

healthier

Write the superlative form of the adjective What's _______ (quick) way to get there?

the quickest

Write the comparative form of the adjective Which job is _______ (dangerous), firefighter or police officer?

more dangerous

Write the superlative form of the adjective What's _______ (interesting) city in the world?

the most interesting

Write the comparative form of the adjective You are _______ (short) than me.

shorter

Choose could or couldn't We _______ see very well – it was foggy.

couldn't

Choose could or couldn't _______ Zehra sell her old skateboard online? Yes, she _______!

Could/ could

Choose could or couldn't Max saved a lot of money, so he _______ buy a new bike.

could

Choose could or couldn't _______ you swim well when you were five? No, I _______.

Could/ couldn't

Choose could or couldn't I _______ buy Tom a present because I didn't have the money

couldn't

Put the verb in the past continuous form James and Sam were there, but they _______ (talk) to my sister.

were talking

Put the verb in the past continuous form _______ (Aidan / play) with you? Yes, _______.

Was Aidan playing / he was

Put the verb in the past continuous form I _______ (play) a video game at home.

was playing

Put the verb in the past continuous form What _______ (you / do) at eight o'clock last night?

were you doing