Personality Adjectives
Which adjective describes someone who enjoys helping other people?
Caring/Helpful
Complete the phrase: “a ___ person” — someone who tells the truth.
Honest
Complete the sentence in Present Perfect
“I ___ finished my homework.”
Has or Have?
Have
Complete the sentence:
“I've ___ finished my homework.” It happened a moment ago.
Just
Complete the question in Present Perfect: “___ you ever visited another country?”
Have
What is the opposite of selfish?
Generous / Kind /Unselfish
Complete the phrase: “___ a mistake.” Choose the correct verb
do, make, or take.
Make
Choose the correct past participle:
“She has ___ three books.”
(read / reads / reading)
Read
Which word usually completes a negative sentence at the end? “I haven't finished my project ___.”
Yet
Choose the correct form:
“I ___ never seen snow.”
(have / did / was)
Have
Which adjective describes someone who believes in their own abilities?
Confident
Complete the phrase
“___ a decision.” Choose the correct verb
do, make, or take.
Make/Take
Complete the sentence in Present Perfect
“He ___ never met a famous person.”
Use the correct form of have.
Has
Complete the sentence:
“She has ___ eaten, so she isn't hungry.” The meal happened before expected.
Already
Complete the sentence:
“She ___ to Paris last summer.”
Use the Simple Past of go.
Went
What adjective describes someone who refuses to change their opinion, even when others disagree?
Stubborn
Which phrase is correct?
“strong personality” or “powerful personality”?
Strong personality
Correct the mistake:
“They has visited London twice.”
“They have visited London twice.”
How would you ask a neutral question about whether or not someone finished their homework?
Would you use Yet, Just or already?
“Have you finished your homework yet?”
Choose the correct option:
“Have you ever ___ a famous person?”
(meet / met / meeting)
Met
Someone is talented, hardworking, and determined to achieve their goals. Which adjective best describes their strong desire to succeed?
Ambitious
Correct this sentence:
“She did a great difference in her community.”
“She MADE a great difference in her community.”
Complete the sentence using the Present Perfect:
“My sister ___ (win) three competitions this year.”
... has won ...
Explain the difference in meaning between these sentences
“I've just eaten” and “I've already eaten.”
How do you use Just and already?
Just emphasizes that the action happened very recently; already emphasizes that it happened before now or earlier than expected.
Complete both sentences with the correct verb forms in Present Perfect:
“I ___ (visit) London in 2024, but I ___ never ____ (visit) Paris.”
Visited; have never visited