Vocabulary
Say the opposite: bored
excited
not do/an experiment/today
We aren't doing an experiment today
(she write) emails every day?
Does she write emails every day?
It's enough/too cold in there
too
Say the opposite: cold
warm
they/sing/in a classroom ?
Jack (study) at the library now
Jack is studying at the library now
Are there books enough/enough books for the students?
enough books
Say the opposite: dry
wet
he/not go out/tonight
He isn't going out tonight
Mark and Tim (not play) tennis this afternoon
Mark and Tim aren't playing tennis this afternoon
He is too tall/tall enough to play basketball
tall enough
Say the opposite: poor
rich
I/study/at the moment
I'm studying at the moment
She always (listen) to the teacher
She always listens to the teacher
She does her homework her homework too slowly/slowly enough
too slowly
Say the opposite: enough
too
she/have/a maths test/next week
She's having a maths test next week
(you use) your calculator at the moment, Mary?
Are you using your calculator at the moment, Mary?
Cheetah is too fast/fast enough
fast enough