Personality adjectives
Permission
Wishes
Relative pronouns
100
happy
cheerful
100
Rewrite the sentence using the correct form of let:
I don't have permission to travel alone.
My parents _____________________________.
My parents don't let me travel alone.
100
Complete the sentence:
I'm hungry. I wish _____________________.
Suggestion: I wish I had something to eat.
100
Complete with the correct relative pronoun:
This is the film ________ I was talking about.
which / that
200
temperamental
moody
200
Rewrite the sentence using the correct form of make:
I have to tidy up my bedroom.
My dad _____________________________.
My dad makes me tidy up my bedroom.
200
Complete the sentence:
I live really far from my best friend. If only _____________________.
Suggestions:
If only I lived closer to my best friend.
If only I didn't live so far from my best friend.
200
Complete with the correct relative pronoun:
I really miss the town ______ I used to live when I was a child.
where
300
too interested in your own appearance
vain
300
Talk about something you have permission to do at home.
I'm allowed to...
My parents let me...
300
Make a sentence about Tom using wish or if only.
Suggested answers:
Tom wishes he weren't so tired.
Tom wishes he didn't have to study so hard.
300
Complete with the correct relative pronoun:
This is Jake, _______ sister went to college with me.
whose
400
impertinent
cheeky
400
Talk about an obligation you have at home.
My parents make me...
400
Talk about something you would like to be different.
I wish + past simple
If only + past simple
400
Complete with the correct relative pronoun:
1. My friend ______ lives in Canada really misses his family.
2. My best friend, ______ lives in Canada, really misses his family.
1. who / that
2. who
500
brave
bold
500
Talk about something you you don't have permission to do at school.
I'm not allowed to...
My teachers don't let me...
500
Talk about something in your personality or appearance you'd like to change.
I wish + past simple
If only + past simple
500
Join the two sentences using a relative pronoun:
Larry's short film won two awards. He was chosen to direct the new movie.
Larry, whose short film won two awards, was chosen to direct the new movie.