Interplus

present simple or continuous sentence order

100

rugby / on / play / usually / my / friends / Saturdays / with / I

I usually play rugby with my friends on saturday

200

today / exhausted / I / pretty / feel

I feel pretty exhausted today

300

ten / out / Belle / tennis / of / times / practice / misses / nine

Belle misses tennis practice nine times out of ten

400

am / skills / improving / baseball / my / I

I am improving my baseball skills

500

doing / Kylie / ballet / is / at / training / moment / the / her

Kylie is doing her baseball gtraining at the moment

Complete with the correct form

100

I don’t think these apples are (EAT) any more – they’ve gone brown.

I don’t think these apples are edible any more – they’ve gone brown.

200

Kane’s not a very (SOCIALIZE) person. He spends a lot of time alone

Kane’s not a very sociable person. He spends a lot of time alone

300

I found the people very (HOSPITALITY) on holiday – everyone was happy to help

I found the people very hospitable on holiday – everyone was happy to help

400

You should always be n(VISIBILITY) when you’re riding a bike. Use lights and wear light colours.

You should always be visible when you’re riding a bike. Use lights and wear light colours.

500

You look (MISERY). Has something bad happened?

You look miserable. Has something bad happened?

Adverbial phrases

100

You’re watching TV. You should go and get some fresh air! (always)

You’re ALWAYS watching TV. You should go and get some fresh air!

200

I’m learning to drive. (at the moment)

I’m learning to drive at the moment

300

I am late for my guitar lessons because I love them. (never)

I am never late for my guitar lessons because I love them.

400

I don’t play baseball in winter. (often)

I don’t often play baseball in winter.

500

Our team wins a match – they’re useless! (rarely)

Our team RARELY wins a match – they’re useless! (rarely)

Extreme adjectives

100

Small:

a)starving b) Tiny c) freezing

b) Tine

200

Hungry:

a)boiling b) furious c)starving

c) starving

300

hot:

a)boiling b)freezing c) ancient

a)boiling

400

tired:

a)ancient b) freezing c) exhausted

c)exhausted

500

cold:

a)freezing b) boiling c) ancient

a) freezing

Adverbs/adjective or noun

100

‘Urban myths’ are one thing but there are also many stories about creatures that live in water. No doubt you’ve all heard of the Loch Ness monster, or the giant man-eating shark in Jaws and of many other (MYSTERY) monsters 

Misterious

200

One that is based on (REAL), however, is that of the Kraken, a huge sea monster which people in the past said could (EASY) eat up a whole ship and its crew! 

REALITY- EASILY

300

(HOPE), none of us will ever get to meet such (MASS) and frightening creature. 

hOPEFULLY- MASSIVE.

400

However, sea monsters really do exist, in the form of giant squid that live at the bottom of our oceans and (FREQUENT) battle with other deep-sea creatures. 

frequently

500

The giant squid is a (POWER) swimmer with eyes as big as frisbees! It attacks whales but the squid doesn’t have enough muscle (STRONG) to win, so it eventually has to swim away in a cloud of ink. 

POWERFULL- STRENGTH