Vocabulary 1
Choose the correct adjective: I was really ___ when I watched the horror movie. (frightened / frightening)
frightened
Which phrasal verb means to search for information?
look up
Complete: I have lived here ___ three years.
for
Complete: I ___ (finish) my homework, so I can play now.
have finished
Complete: I ___ (watch) TV yesterday.
watched
Choose the correct adjective: The movie was so ___ that I couldn't stop watching it. (fascinated / fascinating)
fascinating
Complete: This watch belonged to my grandfather. He ___ it ___ to my father.
handed / down
Complete: She has worked at this school ___ 2022.
since
Complete: She ___ (study) for three hours, and she needs a break.
has been studying
Complete: At 8 p.m. last night, I ___ (do) my homework.
was doing
Complete: My little brother asks me the same question 20 times a day. It's really ___.
annoying
Which phrasal verb means to trust or depend on someone?
count on
We haven't seen John ___ last Monday. (for / since)
since
Choose the correct form: They have watched / have been watching TV all afternoon.
have been watching
Complete: I ___ (walk) home when it ___ (start) to rain.
was walking / started
Correct the mistake: “I was very embarrassing when I fell in front of everyone.”
embarrassed
Complete: I ___ ___ an old photo while I was cleaning my room.
came across
Complete both: I've known my best friend ___ I was 12. We've been friends ___ more than ten years.
since / for
Complete: I've ___ (read) three books this month.
have read
Choose the correct forms: While Maria ___ (cook), her brother ___ (call) her.
was cooking / called
Complete both sentences with the correct form: The students were ___ because the exam was very ___.
confused / confusing
Your friend has a broken bicycle, but you know someone who can repair it. Which phrasal verb could you use to describe what the person will do to the bicycle?
fix up
Correct the mistake: “I have studied English since five years.”
I have studied English for five years.
Choose the correct forms:
“Your hands are dirty! What ___ you ___ (do)?” — “I ___ (paint) my bedroom.”
have you been doing / have been painting
Complete the story: Yesterday, I ___ (drive) to work when I ___ (see) an accident. Some people ___ (stand) on the sidewalk, and a police officer ___ (talk) to them.
was driving / saw / were standing / was talking