Task 5 (15 points). Fill in the gaps with was/were and choose the correct adjective. 1) When I saw a…

Feelings 5 10.6.3 Read the sentences and choose the correct adjective.
1 He couldn’t believe that his friends had reached the port safely. (lucky/relieved) 2 She still has no idea what happened that day. (awful/ confused) 3 He wished that he had someone to talk to. (lonely/afraid) 4 She felt awful about the terrible mistake she had made. (furious/ashamed) 5 He couldn’t help thinking about what might go wrong. (tired/worried) 6 She wasn’t at all interested in the tour. (bored/scared)​

5 Complete each gap with an adjective formed from the noun or verb in brackets. Use a dictionary if necessary.

1 Itwas a

(courage) decision, and fortunately

his friends were very

(support).

2 Parts of the route were very

(mountain) and

quite

(danger).

3 He’s popular because of his

(friend) and

(like) personality.

4 The film wasn’t

(wonder) but it was quite

(watch).

5 It was a

(snow) day and the drive home was (hazard).

6 She was trying to be was

(help), I know, but it

(care) of her to drop my laptop bag.

Task 2. Put the verbs in brackets into the past simple. 1. Tom (make) a delicious pizza yesterday 2.1 (watch) movie last night? 3. We (not/play) football. 4. She (travel) to Italy last winter. 5.1 (not/ visit us. 6. you (have) a nice time? 7. His costume (be) fantastic! 8. They (see) an excellent film last night Task 3. Find five words from the crossword​

Complete each sentence with the correct adjective from the words in brackets. 1 The concert was.and we didn’t enjoy it. (DISAPPOINT) 2 The children are really.about visiting the amusement park! (EXCITE) 3 I was so. during the parade that I almost fell asleep. (BORE) 4 The website was.I pane couldn’t book the tickets. (CONFUSE)
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Complete the sentences with the correct form of the words in capitals.

1. We didn’t have a good time at the party. We were really . DISAPPOINT

2. Don’t walk under a ladder. It’s . LUCKY

3. Fortunately, the . was arrested before he escaped. CRIME

4. I live in a quiet . NEIGHBOUR

5. I don’t want to go to the forest alone at night again. It was a . experience. FRIGHTEN​

2. Complete the sentences with the correct adjective form (-ful or -less) of the nouns in

the box. (beauty, wonder, hope, care, pain, use)

0. I think my team will win the competition. I’m hopeful. 1. I fell over when I was playing football. Now my leg is very_

2. Someone who makes a lot of mistakes is often very 3. My laptop is slow and

4. My best friend is tall and

. I can’t even sign into my email account. She’s also very kind and friendly.

5. Last summer, we went to California. I had a

time there.​

26 I can’t hear you – it’s . noisy in here.

a too

b too much

c too many

27 Jamal has just sent me . to arrange plans for this weekend.

a a blog

b an email

c a website

28 I promise I’ll call you as soon as I . .

a I arrive

b I arrived

c I’ll arrive

29 Photographers and designers need to be very . .

a creative

b fit

c annoying

30 The global financial crisis, . is forcing lots of small businesses to close, does not look set to end soon.

a it

b that

c which

31 There . a terrible accident if the pilot hadn’t reacted so quickly.

a had been

b was

c would have been

32 “Are you ready to order?”

“Not yet – I’m still looking at the . .”

a bill

b menu

c service

33 “My job is never boring.”

The speaker’s job is always . .

a interesting

b popular

c difficult

34 I’ve been working here . about the last two years.

a during

b for

c since

35 “It leaves from Platform 2 at 4.15.”

The speaker is talking about . .

a an airline flight

b a train

c a taxi

36 I went to a lovely . last Saturday.

The bride was my best friend when we were at school.

a anniversary

b marriage

c wedding

37 “I’ve got a headache.”

“Maybe you . to take an aspirin.”

a should

b ought

c don’t

38 The patient had an . to insert metal pins in his broken leg.

a injection

b operation

c X-ray

39 She won a seat in parliament at the last . .

a general election

b opinion poll

c referendum

40 I’m surprised you didn’t get upset. If someone said that to me, . really angry.

a I’m

b I was

c I’d be

41 This used to be . part of the city, but since the old buildings were renovated it’s become a very fashionable area.

a an affluent

b a run-down

c a trendy

42 Cassie went to bed early because she was . .

a tired

b stressed

c relaxed

43 In the 1960s, computers were . expensive that ordinary people couldn’t afford them.

a so

b such

c too

44 Do you want . the match tonight?

a watching

b watch

c to watch

45 Researchers claim the new discovery is a major . in the fight against malaria.

a breakthrough

b investigation

c progress

46 The Maths problem was really difficult and I just couldn’t . the answer.

a check in

b set off

c work out

47 When I was a child, I never . about the future.

a have worried

b used to worry

c was worrying

48 A local politician has . charges of corruption made by the opposition party.

a accused

b blamed

c denied

49 . worries me about society today is how completely we have come to depend on technology.

a That

b What

c Which

50 Cats and dogs are usually kept as . .

a farm animals

b wild animals

c pets

Complete the sentences with the correct part of speech.

Are you ________? Put on your sweater. (cold/coldly)

I want to say something really important! Listen ____________! (careful/carefully)

We lost the match yesterday. Our team played __________. (bad/badly)

He looks very ___________. (tired/tiredly)

Why are you ____________? I haven’t done anything. (angry/angrily)

Please, be _________. I’m studying. (quiet/quietly)

Martin has a difficult job, but he does it _________. (good/well)

Mary is studying ___________ for her exam. (hard/hardly)

Those apples look ________. Can I have one? (nice/nicely)

Can you speak __________, please? (slow/slowly)

“Where is Jane?” “Somebody called her and she left ___________”. (sudden/suddenly)

It started raining ____________ and we went home. (heavy/heavily)

Task 2. Put the verbs in brackets into Past Perfect or Past Perfect Continuous.

1) They . (decorate) the New Year tree before the children arrived.

2) Bob . (eat up) all the muffins by lunchtime.

3)My sister . (do) the laundry since early morning,

4)I knew that our parents . (grow) melons in their greenhouse since they

bought the house,

5) He . (loose) much weight by the end of the year,

Exercise 24. Put the verb to be into the correct form. 1. Most of the students present. 2. The news very important. 3. One of the girls 4. Some of the people 5. A lot of chairs very pretty. 11. The boy’s trousers 12. His clothes broken. happy to meet her. 6. Half of the students 7. A number of pupils absent today. 8. The number of students at that University 9. Some of the apples 10. A lot of documents from India. 13. That furniture 14. The advice that he gave me 15. My scissors 16. All the fish in the pond red. lost. torn. made by a good tailor. very dear. not very sharp. good. gold and red. about 10000.​