Opposite Adjectives
It's very cheap there.
expensive
___ the long route
___ the wrong train
___ two and a half hours
take
A: you / ever / be to Brazil?
B: Yes. I / go there last year on holiday.
A: Have you ever been to Brazil?
B: Yes. I went there on holiday last year.
Have you ___ had Moroccan food?
ever
He had many jobs in his life - he was a taxi d___, a teacher, and, for 20 years, he was a politician.
driver
We arrived late.
early
___ my keys
___ the match
___ money
lose
A: your son / see the new Disney film?
B: Yes. he / see it at the weekend, actually?
A: Has your son seen the new Disney film?
B: Yes. He saw it at the weekend, actually.
I think it's ___ best food in the world!
the
My grandfather was born in 1900 and d___ in 2000.
died
It's a very exciting film.
boring
___ a flight
___ a table
___ a taxi for you
book
A: they / visit the USA before?
B: Yeah, they / come to see us here two years ago.
A: Have they visited the USA before?
B: Yeah, they came to see us here two years ago.
I cooked some a few days ___.
ago
He wanted better p___ transport and he wanted more people to cycle.
public
It's a very safe place to live.
dangerous
___ my flight
___ my train
___ my bus
miss
A: she / meet your parents yet?
B: Yes. we / have lunch with them on Sunday.
A: Has she met your parents yet?
B: Yes. We had lunch with them on Sunday.
My wife didn't like it. She said it was ___ hot.
He had an a___ and fell down the stairs.
accident
We had a very relaxing week.
stressful
___ the bus
___ at the next stop
___ the train
get off
A: you / try Indian food?
B: Once, in London, but I / not like it.
A: Have you tried Indian food?
B: Once, in London, but I did not like it.
She also said I spend too ___ time cooking and not ___ time talking to her.
much, enough
Lots of people don't like politicians, but my grandfather was very po___.
popular