The rain has stopped. Now we've got ___________ skies.
CLEAR
Continue the sentence: As soon as summer comes,....
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Yesterday I was sweating like I have never sweated in all my life! It was so ___________.
SCORCHING/BOILING
Put the adverbs in the correct position: HE HAS BEEN MOVED BY MUSIC. (HARDLY EVER/LATELY)
HE HAS HARDLY EVER BEEN MOVED BY MUSIC LATELY.
These shoes were (ESPECIALLY/SPECIALLY) made for me (AT THE END/IN THE END) of last summer.
SPECIALLY/AT THE END
She ______________ for the test this time tomorrow. She has even written that in her calendar! (Study)
WILL BE STUDYING
Put the adverbs in the correct position: WE BROKE UP, BUT NOW WE ARE MARRIED. (NEARLY/HAPPILY)
WE NEARLY BROKE UP, BUT NOW WE ARE HAPPILY MARRIED.
This is not snow, this is __________.
HAIL
Future time clause: You won't get the job of your dreams _____________ you study as hard as you can.
UNLESS/BEFORE
Future time clause: Don't go into the pool ____________ you have eaten!
AS SOON AS/AFTER
______________________ the topic by the end of the class? (You-Understand)
WILL YOU HAVE UNDERSTOOD
I ________________ this paper by Monday, only by Wednesday. (Finish)
WON'T HAVE FINISHED
Future time clause: _________ you don't listen to me, you'll make a big mistake!
IF
Future time clause:
I won't go to bed ____________ I finish my homework.
BEFORE/UNTIL/UNLESS
Future time clause: Have a savings account ___________ you have an emergency.
IN CASE
There's so much pollution that the city is covered in _____________! It's even difficult to breath!
SMOG
Continue the sentence: I won't talk to you unless.....
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Put the adverbs in the correct position: SHE SPEAKS ITALIAN. (LUCKILY/FLUENTLY).
LUCKILY, SHE SPEAKS ITALIAN FLUENTLY.
_________________ on time before the plane ______________? (They/arrive/take off)
WILL THEY HAVE ARRIVED ON TIME BEFORE THE PLANE TAKES OFF?
We ________________ the quarter test during our class. (Take)
WILL BE TAKING
The weather has been so ____________ lately! I wear a big coat in the morning, and in the afternoon, I wear a t-shirt!
CHANGEABLE
Put the adverbs in the correct position: I CAN SEE WHAT IS GOING ON. (unfortunately/hardly).
UNFORTUNATELY, I CAN HARDLY SEE WHAT IS GOING ON.
Did you listen to the ______________? I could only see the lightning...
THUNDER
What's this kind of weather?
DROUGHT