VOCABULARY
Massive or enormous. V______
VAST
no longer want to do something
GIVE UP
IMPRESS (verb to adjective)
IMPRESSIVE
to be very happy
OVER THE MOON
I ________ (be) in this school since I was 12.
Have been
A long way from anywhere. It's a really r______ village
REMOTE
to be excited about doing something in the future
look forward to
ACCESS (verb to adjective)
ACCESSIBLE
to be my priority
to be high on my list
We _________(hope) to see Martin at the party but he didn't come.
Were hoping
Nobody was there. The place was d_________.
DESERTED
to put special clothes on
DRESS UP
ENTHUSIASTIC (adjective to noun)
ENTHUSIASM
to feel low or depressed
down in the dumps
When he was a child, he ________(always,get) into trouble at school!
WAS ALWAYS GETTING
That beach is wonderful. Nobody goes there and there are no ugly buildings. It's u_________.
UNSPOILT
to imagine
CONJURE UP
BELIEF (noun to negative adjective)
UNBELIEVABLE
to start to have strong romantic feelings
We ________(look for) you all morning!
Have been looking
It was really amazing. I was a___________.
AWESTRUCK
to be as good as you had expected
LIVE UP TO
high (adjective to plural noun)
HEIGHTS
to be expremely impressed by something
BLOWN AWAY
By the time they _______(arrive), the plane ________(already, take off)
By the time they arrived, the plane had already taken off.