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WorksheetsADJECTIVES ED - / INDEFINITE PRONOUNS
Total questions: 50
Worksheet time: 28mins
This movie is (a) . I don't think I'll sleep tonight.
You look (a) . What happened?
I feel (a) when I watch romantic comedies, so that's why I don't often watch them.
I hate watching films set in space because they always make me feel (a)
I can't watch films that start late at the cinema because they make me feel (a)
Eating ice cream while watching a romantic comedy is (a)
I don't really like exercising because it is so (a) .
Mum! Don't show my baby photo to my friends. It's so (a) .
I was so (a) when Mum showed my baby photo to my friends.
This maths problem is really (a) . Can you help me?
Are you _______________ in going to the Picasso exhibition tomorrow?
interested
interesting
interest
It's not ____________ she's angry. You shouldn't be so rude.
surprised
surprise
surprising
For a moment I was really ___________ . I was sure we were going to crash.
frighten
frightened
frightening
Some of our school books used to be very _____________ .
bored
bore
boring
Pollution levels in many industrial cities are quite _______________ .
worried
worrying
worry
The instructions for my new coffee machine are really ___
confused
confusing
She's a big dog but you don't need to be ___.
frightening
frightened
I loved my maths teacher! Lessons with her were never ___.
bored
boring
That shop never has any customers. I'm ___ it's still there.
surprised
surprising
The battery on my phone only lasts about two hours. It's really ___.
annoyed
annoying
I was ___ that I didn't get the job.
dissapointing
dissapointed
I'm reading a really ___ book.
interested
interesting
The children were so ___ they couldn't sleep.
exciting
excited
Hi, Jane. Have you had an (interest)________ day?
interesting
interrested
interest
I'm a little _________. I thought your birthday was next month.
confuse
confused
confusing
Why don't we go shopping and get you a present right now? That way we can get you something really __________.
pleasing
please
pleased
Adjectives ending in -ed are always referring to how someone feels.
True
False
May we use an adjective ending in -ing with a person as the subject?
True
False
Adjectives that end ‘-ed’
describe emotions – they tell us how people feel about something.
describe the thing that causes the emotion
Adjectives that end ‘-ing’
describe emotions – they tell us how people feel about something.
describe the thing that causes the emotion
For what do we use the INDEFINITE PRONOUNS?
To talk about actions happening in our daily lifes
To talk about people or things without specifying who or what they are
To talk about things and people
To talk about things and people we know who or what they are
The Indefinte Pronous (SOMEBODY, ANYBODY, EVERYBODY, NOBODY) end with the word -body, because they refer to:
animals
things
places
people
From the following Indefinite Pronouns, choose only the ones that are used to talk about things
Something
Everything
Anything
Nothing
Someone
I saw _______ coming into the house.
EVERYBODY
SOMEBODY
ANYBODY
NOBODY
Jake started a gaming club. ______ can join.
EVERYBODY
SOMEBODY
ANYBODY
NOBODY
I'm new at school. ________ knows me yet.
EVERYBODY
SOMEBODY
ANYBODY
NOBODY
I know _______ is excited about the holidays. It's gonna be great.
EVERYBODY
SOMEBODY
ANYBODY
NOBODY
I think I'm lost. Do you know ______ in this city?
EVERYBODY
SOMEBODY
ANYBODY
NOBODY
From the following Indefinite Pronouns, choose only the ones that are used to talk about people
Everyone
No one
Anyone
Nothing
Someone
Do we use: Someone, something, everyone and everything in affirmative sentences?
TRUE
FALSE
We use anyone and anything in (a) and (b) sentences
We use someone, something, everyone and anything in (a) sentences
NO ONE and NOTHING have a negative meaning, Do we use them in sentences with an affirmative verb or a negative verb?
Affirmative Verb
Negative Verb
None of Them
My bedroom is a mess. There are clothes _________ on the floor!
somewhere
anywhere
nowhere
everywhere
________ did very well in the test today. Congratulations!
Everything
Anyone
Something
Everyone
