Opinion Adjectives
When something is very boring.
Dull.
Someone who reviews books and films.
Critic.
Complete the sentence with the correct past simple of past continuous form of the verb.
What _____ you _____ (do) when you first had the idea for the story?
What were you doing when you first had the idea for the story?
Choose between too much, too many, too, and (not) enough.
I left the coffee on the table for a minute because it was _____ hot to drink.
I left the coffee on the table for a minute because it was too hot to drink.
Complete the missing word:
If you tell a _____, you say something funny.
If you tell a joke, you say something funny.
Something that is useful and educational, and you can learn from it.
Informative.
Where a story or event takes place.
Setting.
Complete the sentence with the correct past simple of past continuous form of the verb.
She (meet) her friends at 9pm on Friday to see the new film.
She met her friends at 9pm on Friday to see the new film.
Choose between too much, too many, too, and (not) enough.
He wasn't strong ______ to lift the box.
He wasn't strong enough to lift the box.
Correct the italicized parts of the sentence:
She can't stand listen to trap music.
She can't stand listening to trap music.
When you expect something to happen.
Predictable.
A book or product that is very popular and sells in large numbers.
Bestseller.
Complete the sentence with the correct past simple of past continuous form of the verb.
While we (stand) outside the coffee shop, a famous actor arrived to get a coffee.
While we were standing outside the coffee shop, a famous actor arrived to get a coffee.
Choose between too much, too many, too, and (not) enough.
Jack always gives ______ bad advice, you shouldn't listen to him.
Jack always gives too much bad advice, you shouldn't listen to him.
Complete the missing word:
If you listen to a _____, you listen to a story.
If you listen to a tale, you listen to a story.
The opposite of fantastic or fictional.
Realistic.
The money received for work. Synonyms include earnings, proceeds, and profits.
Income.
Complete the sentence with the correct past simple of past continuous form of the verb and write the correct option for when or while.
When/While the car (hit) a tree, the driver (text).
When the car hit a tree, the driver was texting.
Choose between too much, too many, too, and (not) enough.
There are ________ policemen in our town, so crime is a problem.
There are not enough policemen in our town, so crime is a problem.
Correct the italicized parts of the sentence:
My sister recommend eat at the new Japanese restaurant.
My sister recommended eating at the new Japanese restaurant.
Something that is unique.
Original.
The attention given to someone or something by the media.
Publicity.
Complete the sentence with the correct past simple of past continuous form of the verb and write the correct option for when or while.
In the first 'Harry Potter' book, Harry (live) in the cupboard under the stairs while/when his letter from Hogwarts (arrive).
In the first 'Harry Potter' book, Harry was living in the cupboard under the stairs when his letter from Hogwarts arrived.
Choose between too much, too many, too, and (not) enough.
Tokyo is ____ crowded, there's _______ people.
Tokyo is too crowded, there's too many people.
Correct the italicized parts of the sentences:
How much people go to the cinema yesterday?
Oh, I think there were 50 or 60 people at the cinema. It was enough crowded!
How many people went to the cinema yesterday?
Oh, I think there were 50 or 60 people at the cinema. It was too crowded!