ADJECTIVES ENDING IN -ING /-ED
a) boring
b) bored
boring
I regret ___ you that the class was cancelled.
VERB: INFORM
to inform
She ___ (be) late if the train ___ (is) delayed.
( Talk about things which might happen in the future.)
My brother is ___ (tall) than me.
taller
You ___ have your camera on in Miss Ilse´s class.
must
I feel ___ about my feelings.
a) confusing
b) confused
confused
I remember ___ to the beach when I was a child. (Past memory)
VERB: GO
going
If I ___ (have) his number, I ___ (call) him.
(I don't have his number now, so it's impossible for me to call him).
had / would call
Susan is ___ (intelligent) than me, she always gets 100!
more intelligent
You ___ study if you want to pass the test..
should
I was at a very ___ party.
a) interesting
b) interested
interesting
She tried ___ the bus, but she couldn't run fast enough.
VERB: CATCH
to catch
She ___ (travel) all over the world if she ___ (be) rich.
(Talk about things in the future that are probably not going to be true. Maybe I'm imagining some dream for example.)
would travel / were
You are the ___ (good) person I have met!
best
___ we go together? (formal)
Monica was ___ because she didn´t pass the test.
a) disappointing
b) disappointed
disappointed
I stopped ___ junk food. (I gave up junk food)
VERB: EAT
eating
He ___ (be) on time for the interview if he ___ (leave) the house at nine.
(Describe a situation that didn't happen, and to imagine the result of this situation.)
would have been / had left
This test was ___ (bad) than last quarter´s.
worse
___ you like to go to the movies wit me?
Would
It was very ___ being with you today.
a) exciting
b) excited
exciting
Have we really studied this topic before? I forget ___ about it.
VERB: READ
reading
She ___ (become) a teacher if she ___ (go) to university.
(Describe a situation that didn't happen, and to imagine the result of this situation.)
would have become / had gone
She is the ___ (pretty) girl in the university.
prettiest
I´m sorry, I ___ (not) call you yesterday...
couldn´t / could not