Adjectives
Somebody who works very hard would be considered ___________.
Hard-working
What are you (to do)?
What are you DOING?
I (to be) at the cinema last night.
I WAS at the cinema last night.
These people work in a team to put out fires, rescue people, give first aid and educate the public about safety.
Firefighters
He (to write) a beautiful poem.
He HAS WRITTEN a beautiful poem.
Wow, that´s an interesting painting, I love the colours, you are so _________!
Creative / Imaginative
My parents (to receive) the newspaper everyday at 9am.
My parents RECEIVE the newspaper everyday at 9am.
Where (spend / you) your last holiday?
Where DID YOU SPEND your last holiday?
After you wake up in the morning, you should do this to your bed.
Make your bed
I (to live) in this town for eight years.
I HAVE BEEN LIVING in this town for eight years.
Samantha is so ___________! She is always happy, always smiling, it´s contagious!
Cheerful
(To be) you the new student?
ARE you the new student?
Yesterday at 12, they prepared lunch. They (not / to make) sandwiches.
Yesteday at 12, they prepared lunch. They DID NOT MAKE sandwiches.
The house chore where you clean the floor with a broom.
Sweep the floor
I (to lose) the key you gave me.
I HAVE LOST the key you gave me.
Somebody who has big dreams and works hard to achieve them.
Ambitious
Look, she (to take) an umbrella as well, I told you it might rain.
Look, she IS TAKING an umbrella as well, I told you it might rain.
When I (to phone) my friends, they (to play) monopoly.
When I PHONED my friends, they WERE PLAYING monopoly.
The area of green space where you have plants and can grow vegetables is called a ________________.
Garden
We (not / to plan) our holiday yet.
We HAVE NOT PLANNED our holiday yet.
Frank is so ___________, I would not trust him with anything important. He forgets things, he is messy and doesn´t seem to care.
Irresponsible
I feel happy because I (to have) a good time in the forest.
I feel happy because I AM HAVING a good time in the forest.
My mother (to read) a book when the doorbell (to ring).
My mother WAS READING a book when the doorbell RANG.
What is the phrasal verb that describes the action of a teacher giving out worksheets.
Hand out
I think the waiter has forgotten us. We (to wait) here for over half an hour.
I think the waiter has forgotten us. We HAVE BEEN WAITING here for over half an hour.