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This material is transparent. You can see through it.
(Vocabulary)
glass
Opposite of high-heeled shoes. (Vocabulary)
flat
Chocolate and candy usually taste like this. (Vocabulary)
sweet
You'll have this pain if you eat too much. (Vocabulary)
stomach ache
"My phone is ___ than yours. (good)"
better
Complete: "I have ___ dog."
a
Complete: "She is old ___ to drive."
enough
This storm includes snow and strong wind. (vocabulary)
snowstorm
He ____ work in a garage. (He doesn't work there any more.)
used to
Money that you give to help. (vocabulary)
donation
We ____ when we ____ a noise outside. (sleep / hear)
were sleeping, heard
"She is ___ honest person."
an
This is light from a storm in the sky. (vocabulary)
lightning
Opposite of boring. (vocabulary)
interesting, fun
Amy likes to gossip. If you tell her your secret, she ____ tell everyone.
will
"I saw ___ interesting movie yesterday."
an
We have been here ____ Saturday.
since
"This problem is ___ than I thought. (difficult)"
more difficult
This is bright light from the sun. (vocabulary)
sunshine
Billy doesn't like classical music. He ____ not go to the concert with you.
might
"___ Earth goes around the sun."
the
"He told me he ___ the film before." (see)
had seen
"This film is ___ than the book. (bad)"
worse
I was nervous because I ___ that before." (never / do)
had never done
A bear’s home (vocabulary)
den