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You can always count on Greta, she is the most ____ person I know. (rely)
reliable
When I couldn't find my keys after looking for two hours, I started to feel really _______. (despair)
desperate
Finish the sentence using Present Simple or Present Continuous:
I've arranged to have coffee with Brian. We _____ (meet) at 10 o'clock.
are meeting
I used to suffer from _____ in crowded rooms, but I don't anymore. (anxious)
anxiety
Complete the sentence with either Present Perfect Simple or Continuous:
I ______ (know) Rachel for five years, we met in university on the first day of class.
have known
I used to / would be very shy when I was younger, but now I am very outgoing.
used to
Noun: relief Adjective: _______
Noun: ______ Adjective: guilty
relieved
guilt
The Clarke family used to / would go to Italy every year to visit family for Christmas.
used to / would (both)
if you are on the edge of your seat, you are:
a.) upset or irritated
b.) shocked or surprised
c.) feeling a lot of pain
b.) shocked or surprised
If your brother is always getting under your skin, he is:
a.) annoying you
b.) helping or supporting you
c.) understanding how you feel
a.) annoying you
Complete the sentence with either Pasy Simple or Past Continuous:
I _____ (cycle) home the other day when I ____ (fall) off my bike.
was cycling ; fell
Shall we go for a run? I haven't been running (for / ever / yet) ages.
I haven't got any running shoes. I've told you (yet / already / still)
for ; already
Complete the sentence with Past Simple or Past Continuous:
Sorry I ___ (do; not) answer the phone when you ____ (call) me, I _______ (take) a shower.
didn't ; called ; was taking
If you take something for granted, you:
a.) love something
b.) don't care about something
c.) don't think much about it because you think it will always stay the same
c.) don't think much about it because you think it will always stay the same
Why is Liam crying right now?? Don't worry, he's fine it's just because he _______ (chop) onions.
has been chopping
I can't believe you (yet / still / just) haven't bought any new shoes (before / never / yet) !
still ; yet
Watching the news lately really _____. They only show the negative things happening around the world.
a.) goes off
b.) gets me down
c.) stands me up
b.) gets me down
We met on the first day of school because we sat next to each other. We have similar interests and really ____!
a.) hit it off
b.) fell out
c.) cheered up
a.) hit it off
Which are stative verbs?
Go, talk, study, forget, ask, want, doubt
forget, want, doubt
Put the sentence together correctly:
Emma / finished / already / has / homework / her /
Emma has already finished her homework
Which one of these is NOT a rule for Present Perfect Continuous?
1. For actions that started in the past and are still in progress
2. For experiences and achievements
3. To state how long actions have been in progress for
4. For something that happened in the past and is affecting the present
2. For experiences and achievements
The oldest book dates back 10,000 years. To date back means:
a.) to start to do something
b.) to exist since a particular time in the past
c.) to occur over a long period of time
b.) to exist since a particular time in the past
If you and your friend have fallen out, what does this mean?
had an argument and aren't friends anymore
Due to bad weather, the parade was called off. To call something off means to:
a.) cancel it
b.) persuade someone to do something
c.) create something with care
a.) cancel it
The kids are so cute they always manage to talk me into doing whatever they want. To talk someone into something means to:
a.) ask repeatedly for something
b.) give up
c.) persuade someone to do something
c.) persuade someone to do something