ADJECTIVES
If you always expect good things to happen in the future, you are this kind of person.
optimistic
What time _____________________________ your train _____________________________ (leave) tonight?
IS / LEAVING
I call / will call you as soon as the meeting finishes / will finish.
WILL CALL / FINISHES
In those days, my grandparents would tell / told us stories by the fire every evening
WOULD TELL
If someone easily feels emotions and cares deeply about others, they are this.
sensitive
I usually _____________________________ (walk) to school, but today my dad _____________________________ (drive) me.
WALK / IS DRIVING
By the time we get / will get home, the shops will have closed / close
GET / WILL HAVE CLOSED
We had been waiting / were waiting for hours before the concert finally started / had started.
HAD BEEN WAITING / STARTED
This adjective describes someone who thinks carefully before acting or speaking.
thoughtful
Look! The children _____________________________ (build) a sandcastle on the beach.
I won’t forget / don’t forget to text you when I arrive / will arrive.
WON'T FORGET / ARRIVE
I was watching / watched a film when the power went / was going out.
WAS WATCHING / WENT
This adjective describes someone who wants to achieve a lot and aims high in life.
ambitious
DO / GO
He won’t start / doesn’t start studying until his friends leave / will leave.
WON'T START / LEAVE
Before he had moved / moved to Spain, he had never studied / never studied Spanish ble.
Someone who is sensible, realistic, and focused on what works in real life rather than on abstract ideas or theories.
practical
My sister _____________________________ (not like) spicy food, so she never eats curry.
DOESN'T LIKE
When it stops / will stop raining, we ’ll go / go out for coffee
STOPS / 'LL GO
When I was a child, I used to / would be really happy on my birthday.