-ED / -ING adjectives
I was really ___ (disgusted / disgusting / pleased / pleasing) when I heard the amazing news.
I was really pleased when I heard the amazing news.
I ______ (visited / have visited) London last year.
I visited London last year.
______ your homework.
Do your homework.
There is (someone / anyone) at the door. Can you check?
There is someone at the door. Can you check?
Choose the correct sentence:
A. I'm boring because the lesson is bored.
B. I'm bored because the lesson is boring.
B
The students felt ___ (amused / amusing / exhausted / exhausting) after that difficult exam.
The students felt exhausted after that difficult exam.
She ______ never ______ (try) sushi.
She has never tried sushi.
I need to (do / make) a decision before Friday.
I need to make a decision before Friday.
There isn't (anything / something) interesting on TV tonight.
There isn't anything interesting on TV tonight.
Sorry, Mike isn't here, he ____ _____ (go) to the cinema.
Sorry, Mike isn't here, he just gone (go) to the cinema.
Complete the sentence with three suitable adjectives: The film was really ___.
The film was really boring / moving / depressing etc.
He is my best friend. I ______ (have known / knew) him ____ primary school.
He is my best friend. I have known him since primary school.
Please don't ______ a noise while the baby is sleeping.
Please don't make a noise while the baby is sleeping.
I looked _____, but I couldn't find ______.
I looked everywhere, but I couldn't find anything.
Correct the mistake: I haven't seen nobody at the bus stop.
I haven't seen anybody at the bus stop. / I've seen nobody ...
Although the journey was ___ (distress), we were ___ (surprise) by the breathtaking scenery.
Although the journey was distressing, we were surprised by the breathtaking scenery.
Correct the mistake: Did you ever saw the Northern Lights?
Have you ever seen the Northern Lights?
Name three collocations with do and three with make.
DO: the dishes, a course, sport, homework, the ironing etc; MAKE: friends, a mistake, an excuse, the bed etc
Correct the mistake: Everybody have to bring their own lunch.
Everybody has to bring their own lunch.
We ______ (not finish) the project ____, although we ______ (start) it two weeks ago.
We haven't finished the project yet, although we started it two weeks ago.
Complete both gaps: Because the instructions were ___, several ___ students asked the teacher to explain the task again.
Because the instructions were confusing / challenging, several frustrated /confused / worried students asked the teacher to explain the task again.
Tom ______ (lose) his keys yesterday, but he ______ already ______ (find) them.
Tom lost his keys yesterday, but he has already found them.
I made my best, but I didn't do any progress.
I did my best, but I didn't make any progress.
______ knows the answer, so _____ can help us. Use the both ways of saying “not one person.”
No one knows the answer, so nobody can help us.
Correct all three mistakes: Everybody were exciting because they have won the competition yesterday.
Everybody was excited because they won the competition yesterday.