ADJECTIVES
very angry
furious
it/going/is/snow/to/probably.
It is probably going to snow.
I was tired so I ------- (not go) out.
I was tired so I DIDN'T GO out.
It's the first time I've seen a/the person so short.
a
when you don't follow what someone is saying
lost/tend/genius
lost
very small
tiny
the/definitely/get/he/job/will.
He will definitely get the job.
It was snowing while I ------- (drive) to school.
It was snowing while I WAS DRIVING to school.
The/-- Portuguese people are usually late.
--
to stop a habit forever
misplace/tend/quit
quit
very funny
hilarious
her/someone/going/is/help/to.
Someone is going to help her.
I had a cookie before I ------- (have) lunch.
I had a cookie before I HAD lunch.
Not many people have been to a/the North Pole.
the
to put something in the wrong place and lose it
underpaid/misplace/tend
misplace
very dirty
filthy
they/later/me/are/than/arriving.
They are arriving later than me.
He asked her a question when she ------- (look) at her phone.
He asked her a question when she WAS LOOKING at her phone.
I usually get --/the bus to work.
the
to usually do a particular thing
tend/underpaid/lost
tend
very difficult
impossible
know/Wednesday/might/they/not/until.
They might not know until Wednesday.
I was chatting with my mom when the train ------ (arrive) at 9:15.
I was chatting with my mom when the train ARRIVED at 9:15.
I like the/-- most food.
--
a person of exceptional intelligence
genius/underpaid/lost
genius