Past tenses
Choose the correct forms: "When we ___ home, everyone ___ dinner." (arrived / had arrived; was having / had had)
arrived; was having
Complete: "This film is ___ (bad) than the one we watched yesterday."
worse
Replace "very good" with a strong adjective: "The roller coaster ride was very good!"
awesome / fantastic / brilliant
Complete using DISGUST: "The food tasted absolutely ___."
disgusting
Translate into Polish: "I was absolutely terrified."
Byłem/Byłam kompletnie przerażony(-a).
Complete: "While Marta ___ (cook) dinner, the lights suddenly ___ (go) out."
was cooking; went
Complete: "Cora works ___ (quickly) than anyone else in our class."
more quickly
Replace "very bad" with a strong adjective: "The weather during our trip was very bad."
awful / terrible
Complete using AMAZE: "We were ___ by how much the place had changed."
amazed
Translate into Polish: "Everyone was chatting excitedly while we waited anxiously."
Wszyscy rozmawiali z podekscytowaniem, podczas gdy my czekaliśmy z niepokojem.
Complete: "By the time we ___ (get) to the cinema, the film ___ (already / start)."
got; had already started
Complete: "Our teacher is one of ___ (patient) people I've ever met."
the most patient
Complete with a strong adjective: "The views from the cliff tops were absolutely ___."
breathtaking / spectacular / fantastic
Complete using SUSPICIOUS: "He was behaving very ___."
suspiciously
Translate into Polish: "I thought I had made an awful decision."
Myślałem/Myślałam, że podjąłem/podjęłam fatalną decyzję.
Complete: "He ___ (not / be) hungry because he ___ (eat) a huge lunch earlier."
wasn't; had eaten
Complete: "The more I practised, the ___ (confident) I became."
more confident
Choose the correct adjective: "The new stadium will hold 80,000 people. It's going to be massive / ridiculous."
massive
Complete using HOPE and NERVE: "___, I'll get accepted, although I'm feeling quite ___."
Hopefully; nervous
Translate into Polish: "We yelled with excitement and put our hands in the air."
Krzyczeliśmy z ekscytacji i unieśliśmy ręce do góry.
Correct the mistakes: "When I was meeting Julien, he had told me about the problems he was having."
When I met Julien, he told me about the problems he was having.
Complete: "This is by far ___ (incredible) performance I've ever seen, but it wasn't nearly as ___ (expensive) as I expected."
the most incredible; expensive
Correct the adjective mistake: "The roller coaster was absolutely terrified, but the views from the top were terrifying."
The roller coaster was absolutely terrifying, but the views from the top were breathtaking / fantastic.
Complete using GUILT and FREQUENT: "Looking away ___ can sometimes be interpreted as a sign of feeling ___."
frequently; guilty
Translate into Polish: "Although she had been nervous at first, she eventually laughed at how silly her fears had been."
Chociaż na początku się denerwowała, w końcu śmiała się z tego, jak niemądre były jej wcześniejsze obawy.