Match the adjective to the sentence.

There are a lot of bars and clubs with loud music

• boring

• polluted

• noisy

• dangerous

• crowded

Match the adjective to the sentence.

There are too many people.

• boring

• polluted

• noisy

• dangerous

• crowded

Match the adjective to the sentence.

You have to be careful, especially at night.

• boring

• polluted

• noise

• dangerous

• crowded

Choose the sentence for making a decision

• Shall I make you a sandwich?

• I’ll always love you.

• I like these jeans and I’ll take them.

• I won't tell anybody.

• He’ll pass the exam.

Choose the sentence for making an offer.

• Shall I make you a sandwich?

• I’ll always love you.

• I like these jeans and I’ll take them.

• I’ll lend you some money.

• He’ll pass the exam.

Choose the sentence for making a promise

• Shall I make you a sandwich?

• I’ll always love you.

• I like these jeans and I’ll take them.

• You’ll find a good job, I’m sure.

• He’ll pass the exam.

Choose the sentence for making a prediction.

• Shall I make you a sandwich?

• I’ll always love you.

• I like these jeans and I’ll take them.

• I’ll phone her later.

• He’ll pass the exam.

Complete the question with the right word.

I didn’t see you last week. … you ill?

• did

• do

• will

• were

• was

Complete the question with the right word.

Who do you think … win the election next year?

• do

• will

• did

• was

• are

Complete the sentence with the right school subject.

… is my worst subject - I’m terrible with numbers

• IT

• Art

• Mathematics

• Literature

• Technology