Vocabulary

Organize these options into the right categories

Groups:

(a) Adjective

,

(b) Noun

• disappointed

• surprised

• crowded

• waves

• camels

• harbour

• pass

• sunsets

• serious

• worried

• top

• cosy

• stage

• traditional

• freezing

• grades

Complete the sentences with one adjective and one noun.

1. I was ​ (a)   with my exam results – I was expecting to get better (b)   .

• grades
• disappointed
• homework
• confused
• satisfied

2. How can you wear a cotton (a)   in this (b)   weather?

• top
• freezing
• sweater
• rainy
• hat

3. I was quite ​ (a)   to learn that the second largest ​ (b)   (after Sydney’s) is Poole’s, in the UK.

• surprised
• harbour
• bored
• desert
• mountain

4. The beach was ​ (a)   with people who were waiting to surf the high ​ (b)   .

• crowded
• deserted
• calm
• shallow
• waves

5. We rented a ​ (a)   house on the coast from which we could enjoy the most beautiful in the evenings ​ (b)   .

• cosy
• sunsets
• sunrises
• rainstorms
• tiny

6. The children performed a ​ (a)   dance on ​ (b)   in front of their teachers and parents.

• traditional
• stage
• modern
• street
• solo

7. Are you ​ (a)   about getting married in the desert, riding ​ (b)   ?

• serious
• camels
• joking
• horses
• dancing

8. I was very ​ (a)   at one point because I couldn’t find my boarding ​ (b)   , and I thought I would miss my flight.

• worried
• pass
• excited
• ticket
• happy

Grammar

Complete the second sentence so that it means the same as the first using the word

given in bold. Use contractions where possible (contractions example: I've= contractions of I have, can't= can not)

1. Dad is a journalist. He started working when he finished university. (as)

Dad has worked as a journalist since he finished university.

**use this question as a guide**