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MUST HAVE
COULDN'T HAVE
MAY / MIGHT / COULD + HAVE
SUFFIXES
ADJECTIVE SYNONYMS
100
Change the next sentence by using MUST HAVE: It is very likely that Walt Disney won more Oscars than any other entertainment.
Walt Disney MUST HAVE WON more Oscars than any other entertainment.
100
Change the next sentence by using COULDN'T HAVE: US astronauts almost certainly didn't see the Great Wall of China from the moon.
US astronauts COULDN'T HAVE SEEN the Great Wall of China from the moon.
100
BONUS :-)
100
Add the suffix: ful, ish, or less bull______
bullish
100
Match each adjective with its synonym: down-to-eath a) level-headed b) unpretentious
unpretentious
200
Change the next sentence by using MUST HAVE: Picasso most probably produced more than 5,000 paintings in his lifetime.
Picasso MUST HAVE PRODUCED more than 5,000 paintings in his lifetime.
200
Change the next sentence by using COULDN'T HAVE: It is very likely that Mozart wasn't very well known when he died.
Mozart COULDN'T HAVE BEEN very well KNOWN when he died.
200
Change the next sentence by using MAY / MIGHT HAVE: There is a possibility Shakespeare didn't die on his birthday.
Shakespeare MAY / MIGHT not HAVE DIED on his birthday.
200
Add the suffix: ful, ish, or less cheer______
cheerful
200
Match each adjective with its synonym: Sensitive: a) caring b) sensible
caring
300
BONUS :-)
300
Change the next sentence by using COULDN'T HAVE: I am sure it wasn't possible for my best friend steal my purse.
My best friend COULDN'T HAVE STOLEN my purse.
300
Change the next sentence by using MAY HAVE BEEN: It is possible that Albert Einstain was born in Australia.
Albert Einstain MAY HAVE BEEN BORN in Australia.
300
Add the suffix: ful, ish, or less end______
endless
300
Match each adjective with its synonym: sensible: a) tolerant b) level-headed
level-headed
400
Change the next sentence by using MUST HAVE: It is very likely that Johnn Travolta participated in more than ten movies.
John Travolta MUST HAVE participated in more than ten movies.
400
BONUS :-) Congratulations!
400
Change the next sentence by using MAY / MIGHT / COULD HAVE: There is a possibility that Leonardo da Vinci had an affair with Mona Lisa.
Leonardo da Vinci MAY / MIGHT / COULD HAVE had an affair with Mona Lisa.
400
Add the suffix: ful, ish, or less fool_____
foolish
400
Match each adjective with its synonym: uptight: a) unfriendly b) tense
tense
500
Change the next sentence by using MUST HAVE: I am almost certain it was my mom who bought the tickets for me.
My mom MUST HAVE BOUGHT the tickets for me.
500
Change the next sentence by using COULDN'T HAVE: Laura is sure it wasn't possible to pass the test without studying anything.
Laura COULDN'T HAVE PASSED the test without studying anything. "
500
Change the next sentence by using MAY / MIGHT / COULD HAVE: Charles is uncertain about going to the party or not.
Charles MAY / MITGHT / COULD go to the party.
500
Add the suffix: ful, ish, or less stress______
stressful
500
Match each adjective with its synonym: trustworthy: a) dependable b) relaxed
dependable