My parents have lived in Spain ... (for / since) 2001.
since
Walking a tightrope is very ... (risky / surprised / worried / upset) because you can fall.
risky
My students ... (do) all the exercises.
have done
It has been a hard day. I'm ... (exhausted / nasty / surprised)
Exhausted
Don't be ... (unique / ridiculous / frightened / unpleasant)! Of course you cannot perform in a circus.
ridiculous
Travelling to Dubai has been my dream ... (for / since) I saw a documentary.
since
Going to the dentist is a bit ... (silly / risky / angry / unpleasant).
unpleasant
... your sister ... (be) abroad?
has your sister been
I ... (be) a doctor for 10 years.
have been
Sophia has played the piano ... (for / since) the age of 5.
since
He hasn't seen his family ... (for / since) three months.
for
It's late and my daughter hasn't arrived home. I'm ... (rude / worried / nasty / proud)
worried
Martha has worked as a teacher ... (for / since) 20 years.
for
Her son is a very good architect and she's very ... (angry / ridiculous / risky / proud) of him.
proud
My best friend ... (send) me a birthday gift.
has sent
She ... (not eat) anything since breakfast.
hasn't eaten
We ... (study) a lot for the English exam.
have studied
She's a good friend. She's never ... (silly / proud / nasty / unique) to me.
nasty
Patrick ... (not write) a book.
hasn't written
She ... (take) lessons in taekwondo.
has taken
My brother was very rude to me yesterday and I feel (nasty / proud / frightened / upset)
upset
I ... (not perform) in a circus.
haven't performed
... you ... (call) your parents?
have you called
We haven't gone to the cinema... (for / since) three weeks.
for