1. Talking about personalities (good/bad qualities)
Complete the sentence:
“Sarah is so ______ — she always helps everyone and never expects anything in return.”
a) selfish
b) generous
c) lazy
B
Example:
Sarah is generous because she gives her time and helps others.
Multiple choice:
Choose the correct sentence:
a) I should study harder for the test.
b) I should have studied harder for the test.
c) I should studied harder for the test.
B
Example: I should have studied harder — now I regret it.
Multiple choice:
“Therapy ______ very useful for people who feel stressed.”
a) must have
b) can be
c) should had been
B
Example: Therapy can be very useful for managing stress.
Multiple choice:
“______ in front of a crowd makes me nervous.”
a) Speak
b) Speaking
c) To speak
B
Example: Speaking in front of a crowd makes me nervous.
Fill in the gap:
“She’s too ______ to admit she made a mistake.”
✅ proud
Example: She’s too proud to say sorry.
Fill in the gap (using regret + verb-ing):
“I regret ______ (eat) so much chocolate last night.”
✅ eating
Example: I regret eating so much chocolate — I felt sick after that.
Fill in the gap:
“It ______ difficult at first to open up, but it gets easier over time.”
✅ might be
Example: It might be difficult to talk about your feelings at first.
Fill in the gap:
“______ late for class always makes me anxious.”
✅ Being
Example: Being late for class always makes me anxious.
Open-ended:
Describe a person you know. What are their best and worst qualities?
Example: My friend is patient and funny, but sometimes stubborn.
Open-ended:
What’s something you regret not doing last year?
Example: I regret not visiting my grandparents more often.
Open-ended:
Why do you think psychotherapy can be helpful?
Example: It can be helpful because it teaches you how to deal with emotions.
What are some things that make you feel scared or anxious?
Example: Entering dark places and meeting new people make me anxious.