Feelings and Emotions
Word Formation
Phrasal verbs
Present tenses
misc.
100
happy that something unpleasant has not happened or has ended:
I'm ________ (that) you didn't tell her.
relieved
100
Turn SCIENCE into an adjective
scientific
100
to increase something in size, number, amount, etc.:
Her colleagues' laughter only _______ ___ her embarrassment.
to add to something
100
Choose the right option
I'm not normally enjoying/I don't normally enjoy quizzes like that, but I'm really enjoying/I really enjoy this one!
1) I don't normally enjoy (a usual preference)
2) I'm really enjoying (state verb 'enjoy' used to talk about experience taking place now)
100
HALLOWEEN TRIVIA
What do you call a carved pumpkin with a candle inside?
Jack-o'-lantern
200
wanting to do something very much and not allowing anyone or any difficulties to stop you:
I'm ______________ to get this piece of work done today.
determined
200
Turn CHILD into an adjective
childish
200
to suddenly start to be successful or popular:
Her singing career had just begun to _________ ______.
to take off
200
"We have been looking for you all morning!"
Which tense is being used and what's the purpose?
Present perfect continous.
To emphasise the long duration of the activity.
200
Any non-sweet food can be called ......
savoury
300
having strong feelings of sadness or sympathy, because of something someone has said or done:
When she told me about her daughter's death, I was too ________ even to speak.
moved
300
Turn TIRED into a noun
tiredness
300
to fail to use an opportunity to enjoy or get an advantage from something:
We didn't have a TV at home when I was young, and I felt as though I __________ _____.
to miss out
300
Choose the right option:
Megan has saved up | is saving up for a new phone; she's nearly got enough money.
is saving up
300
This coffee is so ______, I can barely feel its taste! Yuck!
watery
400
extremely happy about something:
I was ___________ that so many people turned up to the party.
delighted/thrilled
400
Turn ENTHUSIASTIC into a noun
enthusiasm
400
to make someone dislike something or someone, or to discourage someone from doing something:
The smell of hospitals always _______ me ______.
to put somebody off
400
Provide an example of "always" and the present continuous and explain the meaning.
Used for things that happen often and are usually annoying, e.g.:
He's always copying my homework, his laziness is just dreadful.
400
TRANSFORMATION (use between 2 and 5 words)
This movie was too dull to rewatch.
EXCITING
This movie was ____________________ rewatch.
not exciting enough to
500
extremely frightened:
She's _____________ of being on her own in the house at night.
petrified
500
Turn VISIBLE into a noun
visibility
500
to manage to make someone understand or believe something:
We tried to _____ our point _______, but he just wouldn't listen.
to get something across
500
What kind of verbs are NOT used with continuous tenses (they normally dont't take the -ing ending)?
State verbs (be, like, love, know....)
500
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