Adjectives and verbs
Something that is very frightening or scary.
terriffying
___ _____ all the lights when you leave a room.
switch off
It started / was starting to snow when I walked / was walking home.
started, was walking
I’ve yet / just / still eaten a big dinner.
just
I’ve ____ been to Australia before.
never
To feel anxious or nervous about something, for example before an exam.
worried
Don’t ______ water – do you really need to have a bath?
waste
My computer stopped / was stopping working while I tried / was trying to do my homework.
stopped, was trying
We still / yet / already haven’t finished our history project.
still
My uncle has lived there ____ thirty
years.
for
When something makes you feel happy, you feel …
excited
Supermarkets can _____ the amount of rubbish by using less plastic.
reduce
Sam didn’t wear / wasn’t wearing his school uniform when I saw / was seeing him yesterday.
wasn’t wearing, saw
Have you been to the new café yet / still / just?
yet
I’ve wanted to visit him _____I was a
little boy.
since
To discover new things.
find out
Make sure you turn off the TV completely. Don’t _____ it on standby.
leave
Sally didn’t hear / wasn’t hearing her phone
because she listened / was listening to music.
didn’t hear, was listening
It’s only nine o’clock but Tom has still / already /
yet fallen asleep.
already
Have you ______been to Australia?
ever
You feel this if you haven’t slept well.
tired
If we ____ energy, we will help the planet.
save
What did you do / were you doing when I phoned / was phoning you?
were you doing, phoned
Susan has just / yet / still bought a new
computer.
just
My uncle has _____ been anywhere else!
never