Irregular Verbs
Body Parts
Food Containers
Adjectives
Name the opposite
100

1. be

2. begin

3. cost

1. was/were

2. began

3. cost

100

You hold things with these. 

hands

100

a bottle of... (name at least two)

water; ketchup; milk; oil

100

Tom never helps with the housework. He is so jealous/ lazy/ excited.

lazy

100

friendly

unfriendly

200

1. break

2. come

3. give

1. broke

2. came

3. gave

200

You use these to text and type.

fingers

200

a glass of... ( name at least two)

water; juice

200

Zoe was afraid/moody/ jealous of Linda. She  was much prettier, than Zoe, and more intelligent too. 

jealous

200

lazy

hardworking

300

1. hear

2. keep

3. pay

1. heard

2. kept

3. paid

300

You wear watch or bracelet on this.

wrist

300

a jar of... ( name at leat two)

jam; pickles, mayonnaise; coffee

300

Pam is very outgoing/ self-centred/hard-working. I'm sure you'll like her when you meet her.

outgoing

300

polite

impolite

400

1. understand

2. think

3. wear


1. understood

2. thought

3. wore

400

This is at the end of your face. 

chin

400

a slice of... ( name at least three) 

pizza; cheese; bread; ham; 

400

People who push in front of you in queues are very noisy/impolite/unkind.

impolite

400

shy

sociable

500

1. teach

2. write

3. tear

4. feed

1. taught

2. wrote

3. tore

4. fed

500

This is where your arm bends. 

elbow

500

a piece of... (name at least four)

cake; pie; chocolate; pizza

500

My sister Marisa is easy-going/ cheerful/ shy. I'm the opposite. I'm very out-going. 

shy

500

1. famous

2. innovative

3. a household name


1. well-known

2. cutting-edge

3. famous

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