Review P2 A2-1

Complete the sentence with a family word.

1. My Aunt Sarah is my grandparents’ ​ (a)   .

 

2. My mom’s sisters are my ​ (b)   .

 

3. My father’s brother is my ​ (c)   .

 

4. My grandma’s husband is my ​ (d)   .

 

5. My uncle’s children are my ​ (e)   .

• daughter
• aunts
• uncle
• grandpa
• cousins

Name the feeling according to the picture.

b

c

d

e

a

worried

scared

confused

upset

proud

Read the text and find FIVE mistakes. Then write the correct words.

I live in a house in Chicago. In my house there is a living room, a dining room, a chicken, a bathroom and two bedrooms. In my bedroom there’s a stove and a desk next to my bed. There are long carpets on the windows. In the bathroom there is a fridge, some shelves and a stove. There’s a mirror, a toilet and a shower in the living room. My favorite room is the dining room, where there is a table, some chairs and a blue wardrobe on the floor.

Ex. NOT chicken --> kitchen

Write the adjectives. Use VERB -ed or -ing.

 

The exam was difficult. I’m very ________ (worry).

Write the adjectives. Use -ed or -ing.   (one point each)

 

The movie was _______________ (relax) and I loved it.

Write the adjectives. Use -ed or -ing.   (one point each)

 

Her two-hour talk was really _______________ (bore).

Write the adjectives. Use -ed or -ing.   (one point each)

 

After his race, Bob was very _______________ (tire).

Write the adjectives. Use -ed or -ing.   (one point each)

 

I was _______________ (amaze) at his news.

Choose the alternative with all correct answers to complete the message.

Hi Judy, I’m reading a great ¹____________ of novels at the moment. The ²____________ move to a new house. There’s a strange door, and when they find the key and go through it, their ³____________ starts. The door closes and they need to ⁴____________ because it’s ⁵____________. It’s very exciting! Yours, Olga.

• success / authors / present  / write / boring

• series / characters / adventure / escape / dangerous

• argument / guardians / event / play / safe

Complete the conversations with how much, how many, some or any.

 

1. A Do you have ​ (a)   peppers?

 

    B ​ (b)   do you want?

 

2. A I’d like ​ (c)   strawberries, please.

 

    B ​ (d)   would you like?

 

3. A ​ (e)   meat do you need for the barbecue?

 

    B I just need some sausages.

• any
• How many
• some
• How much