Opposites
funny
serious
polite
impolite
Carla comes shopping with me on Saturday.
Carla’s / is coming shopping with me on Saturday.
I / take part / swimming competition / tomorrow
I’m taking part in a swimming competition tomorrow.
Sonia is ↓ friendly with me, but I notice that she’s often ↑ unkind to others
quite / fairly; really / very
friendly
unfriendly
well
unwell
When we’re together, we always are having fun.
When we’re together, we always have fun.
Stella / have got / dark / curly / hair
Stella has got dark curly hair.
My friends say I can sometimes be ↓ impatient, but luckily it isn’t ↑ often.
a bit / fairly / quite; very
polite
rude
patient
impatient
I want to go to a shop which is having really lovely clothes.
I want to go a shop which has / has got really lovely clothes.
My sister / be / usually / cheerful / but today / feel / a bit miserable
My sister is usually cheerful, but today she’s feeling a bit miserable.
We went to a ↑ interesting concert at the weekend. It was ↑ amazing
very / really; really
miserable
cheerful
expensive
inexpensive
Carla’s / is meeting me there tomorrow at 6 pm.
Carla meets me there tomorrow at 6 pm.
John / practise / guitar / bedroom / moment
John is practising the guitar in his bedroom at the moment.
Our teacher was ↓ impolite about our test results. She said we could do ↑ well if we made more effort.
fairly / a bit / quite; really / very
shy
confident
visible
invisible
After shopping, we join our friends at the café.
After shopping, we’re / are joining our friends at the café
Alicia / be / really into / tennis / but / not play / very well
Alicia is really into tennis, but she doesn’t play very well.
Poor Tessa is ↑ miserable since her best friend moved to a town ↓ far away.
really / very; quite