Adjectives
Kate is quite ___ and can go from happy to sad in seconds!
moody
ancestors
People in your family who lived a long time ago.
We ___ (not chat) when / while the head teacher came into the library.
weren't chatting, when
I / live / in Brazil / five years. (for)
I've lived in Brazil for five years.
so / because / but / until / although / while
We moved to Manchester ___ my dad got a new job.
because
Children are sometimes very ___ to each other and say unpleasant things.
cruel
population
The number of people that live in one place.
When / While we were watching the film, Dad ___ (cook) dinner.
While, cooked
Tina / know / Tom / 2014. (since)
Tina has known Tom since 2014.
so / because / but / until / although / while
I'd love to stay ___ I have to catch the bus.
but
Andy is really ___ and only thinks about himself.
selfish
migration
The movement of large number of people.
We ___ (take) videos on our phones when / while we were visiting Paris.
took, while
Harry / be / to India? (ever)
Has Harry ever been to India?
so / because / but / until / although / while
___ we got an umbrella, we got extremely wet.
Although
I think the ___ thing to do is to ask your teacher for help.
sensible
resources
Things such as water, wood, stone etc. that people can use.
Jack ___ (wear) his new suit when / while he dropped food on it.
was wearing, when
Daniel / not arrive. (just)
Daniel hasn't just arrived.
so / because / but / until / although / while
They were hungry ___ they made some sandwiches.
so
They're a ___ team and they always try hard to win.
competitive
habitat
A place where a type of plant or animal is found.
___ Sam ___ (fall) asleep when / while we were listening to the presentation?
Did Sam fall, while
Jane / write / this essay? (how long)
How long has Jane written this essay?
so / because / but / until / although / while
I'm definitely coming tonight, ___ I could be a bit late.
although