Adjective Formation & Strong Adj-s
What is the adjective form of "help" using a suffix?
Helpful
Which phrase is correct? "She ___ (applied/worked) for a job last week."
Applied for a job
Fill in the blank: "She is interested ___ science."
In
Complete the sentence: "Students ___ (not) use their phones during the exam." (Prohibition)
Mustn't/can't
"I ___ (live) with my grandparents when I was a child, but now I live alone."
Used to live
What is a strong adjective for "angry"?
Furious
What is correct? "He stopped ___ (smoke)."
Smoking
Fill in the blank: "He is worried ___ his grades."
About
Which modal verb completes this sentence to give advice?
"If you want to stay healthy, you ___ eat more vegetables and exercise regularly." (Advice)
Should/Ought to
"My father got married again, so now I have a new mother."
Stepmother
What is a strong adjective for "tired"?
Exhausted
"He ___ pass the exam if he studies hard."
Will
Fill in the blank: "She is responsible ___ the project."
For
What is the correct modal verb to complete this rule?
"Employees ___ wear a uniform at work." (Obligation)
Have to/Must
"A family with only one parent raising the children."
Single-parent family
What is the adjective form of "danger" using a suffix?
Dangerous
Complete the sentence: "I ___ (study) English for two years."
Have been studying
Fill in the blank: "They are good ___ solving problems."
At
Which two modal verbs complete this sentence?
"To pass the test, you ___ study hard, but you ___ take breaks too." (Necessity & Advice)
Must/Should
No, "did you USE to"
What is the opposite of "legal" using a prefix?
Illegal
What is correct? "I remembered ___ (buy) milk."
To buy
Fill in the blank: "I am afraid ___ making mistakes."
Of
Complete the sentence: "You ___ wear a seatbelt when driving." (Obligation)
Must
The family of your husband / wife
In-laws