Vocabulary
Choose the correct word
How does the coat ?
1. fits
b. fit
c. looks
d. smells
b. fit
Choose the error.
Did you able to find my dog?
1. Did
2. able to
3. my
1. Did
Fill the blank using since or for.
I've lived here June.
I've lived here since June.
Choose the correct answer.
"For" expresses .
a) starting point
b) duration
c) quantity
b) duration
Too much/too many are used with quantities.
Excessive quantities.
She needs something a little .
1. modern
b. cheap
c. bigger
d. small
c. bigger
The chicken is smelling delicious.
1. delicious
2. the
3. chicken
4. is smelling
4. is smelling
Fill the blank using since or for.
He's been a pilot seven months.
He's been a pilot for seven months
"Since" expresses .
a) duration
b) one of the five senses
c) starting point
*Bonus Points: write a sentence using since.*
c) starting point
She's worked here since April.
We use more and less with .
1. adjectives
2. comparatives
3. superlatives
4. words
2. comparatives
How do the shoes ?
1. looks
2. fits
3. look
d. smells
3. look
Choose the error.
Matt is his brother, isn't Matt?
1. isn't
2. is
3. Matt
4. brother
3. Matt
Choose the correct answer.
The jacket is big .
1) enough
2) too
3) little
3) a little
1) enough
Choose the answer that is true.
1. Stative Verbs show an action.
2. Stative Verbs show how something is.
3. Stative Verbs show how something appears or seems.
*Bonus Points: use a stative verb in a sentence.*
3. Stative Verbs show how something appears or seems.
Stative Verbs: smells, looks, fit/fits, sounds, smells
1. decrease
2. increase
3. improve
4. help
2. increase
She won't need any money, ?
1. won't she
2. will he
3. will she
3. will she
Choose the error.
I'm yet studying for the exam.
1. exam
2. I'm
3. yet
*Bonus Points: write a sentence using yet*
3. yet
Have you studied yet?
The pants are long.
1) enough
b) little
c) sound
d) too
d) too
We use too to express an degree of an adjective.
1. sufficient
2. excessive
3. perfect
4. insufficient
2. excessive
Match the abbreviations to the words.
1. FURN. a. included
2. UTIL. b. month
3. INCL. c. furniture
4. MO. d. utilities
1. Furniture
2. Utilities
3. Included
4. Month
You're a pilot? That like a fun job.
1. must be
2. sound
3. sounds
*Bonus Points: write a sentence using must be.*
3. sounds
You must be smart!
Choose the error.
The shiny, black shoes fits perfectly.
1. shiny, black
2. perfectly
3. fits
3. fits
The shiny, black shoes fit perfectly.
You like a million dollars!
You look like a million dollars!
We use enough to express a degree of an adjective.
A sufficient degree of an adjective.
*Bonus Points*
Rewrite the sentence using the Order of Adjectives.
I have a blue, small, writing, old, wooden, ugly, desk.
I have a ugly, small, old, blue, wooden, writing desk.
Order of Adjectives: Opinion, Size, Height, Age, Shape, Color, Origin, Material, Purpose