Adjectives Ending in -ed and -ing
Complete with the correct form: "She is really _______ (interest) in art."
"She is really interested in art."
Replace with a possessive pronoun: "Is this Sarah's book?"
Is this hers?
Replace the noun with an object pronoun: "I saw Anne yesterday."
I saw her yesterday.
Complete with a reflexive pronoun: "I learned _______ to play the guitar."
"I learned myself to play the guitar."
Complete with an adverb of manner: "She speaks English _______ (fluent)."
"She speaks English fluently."
Choose the correct adjective: "This book is so _______ (bore/boring)!"
"This book is so boring!"
Complete the sentence: "That car is not mine. It’s _______ (John)."
"That car is not mine. It’s his."
Complete the sentence: "Can you help me and Sarah? Can you help _______?"
"Can you help us?"
Choose the correct pronoun: "The cat can feed _______ (itself/themselves)."
"The cat can feed itself."
Create a tag question: "You are coming to the party, _______?"
"You are coming to the party, aren't you?"
Fill in the blanks: "He felt _______ (tire) because the movie was _______ (tire)."
"He felt tired because the movie was tiring."
Choose the correct pronoun: "These are not your glasses. They must be _______ (they)."
"These are not your glasses. They must be theirs."
Choose the correct pronoun: "I have something for you and Tom. I have something for _______."
"I have something for you and Tom. I have something for you."
"I have something for you and Tom. I have something for you two."
"I have something for you and Tom. I have something for both of you."
Complete the sentence: "They saw _______ (they) in the mirror."
"They saw themselves in the mirror."
Choose the correct adverb of manner: "He drives _______ (careful/carefully)."
"He drives carefully."
Use the correct form: "The news is very _______ (depress)."
"The news is very depressing."
Complete the sentence: "This is our house. _______ (we) house is over there."
"This is our house. Our house is over there."
Replace the noun: "They don't avoid the exam."
"They don't avoid it"
Fill in the blank: "You should be proud of _______ (you) for working so hard."
"You should be proud of yourself for working so hard."
Make a sentence with a tag question: "They won't be late, _______?"
"They won't be late, will they?"
Create a sentence using both forms, about lecture and confuse.
"The lecture was confusing, and now I am confused."
Replace with a possessive pronoun: "This computer belongs to me and my brother."
This computer is ours.
Replace with a possessive pronoun: "The decision made by the team was unanimous."
The decision was theirs.
Use a reflexive pronoun in a sentence: "We decided to make the cake without any help."
We made the cake ourselves.
Combine an adverb of manner with a tag question: "She sang ________ at the concert, _______?"
Combine an adverb of manner with a tag question: "She sang beautifully at the concert, didn't she?"