How would you feel?
You're watching a horror movie.
Afraid
Don't let mean people damage your confidence. ______ yourself and you'll be fine!
Be
Mia usually _____ to work, but today she ______ by bus.
(take / come / drive)
Mia usually drives to work, but today she's coming by bus.
I wish I was more _______. My bedroom is always in a mess and I can never find anything.
Organized
Susie wasn't / hasn't been here last week because she was on vacation.
Susie wasn't here last week because she was on vacation.
You think you do well on a test, but then you get a low score.
Confused
It's important to ______ yourself and be realistic about what you can do.
Know
I usually ______ for the school bus, but this morning I ______ a ride from my dad.
(get / take / wait)
I usually wait for the school bus, but this morning I'm getting a ride from my dad.
My grandfather was a very _____, caring man. He wouldn't hurt a fly!
Gentle
I didn't pass / wasn't passing my driving test last week.
I didn't pass my driving test last week.
You are sure of your own abilities.
Confident
Sometimes is difficult to _______ yourself clearly in a foreign language.
Express
I ______ you ______ to play the drums, is that right?
(hear / learn / think)
I hear you're learning to play the drums, is that right?
I'd love to do a job where I can be _____, thinking of new ideas every day.
We went / were going to a new school last year.
We went to a new school last year.
You want to climb to the top of a mountain.
Determined
Why not ______ yourself to try something new this week?
Quick, the movie ________! You ________ the best part!
(finish / miss / start)
Quick, the movie is starting! You're missing the best part!
You can trust Sandy. She's very ______.
Reliable
I was watching / have watched a movie when you called me.
I was watching a movie when you called me.
I feel _____ when I walk alone on the street at night.
uneasy, anxious
Try something difficult for a change. You might _______ yourself and enjoy it!
I ______ my soccer coach because she always _______ me to do my best.
(encourage / give / like)
I like my soccer coach because she always encourages me to do my best.
Will's a very ____ boy, he's always complaining about unimportant things.
Fussy
Chris never climbed / has never climbed a mountain.
Chris has never climbed a mountain.