Complete with a character adjective:

My brother hates adventures. He is a very c (a)   person.

Complete with the correct verbal tense and an IT activity:

Last night, I d ... a cool v ... c ... by Riannha. I love watching it.

(a)  

My dad is a (a)   He makes beautiful houses.

Complete with the correct verbal tense and a preposition

This little cat ... ... ... the bridge right now. (walk)

(a)  

Choose the correct option:

The teacher was really annoying/annoyed because the students were very annoying/annoyed.

(a)  

This is Cullera's ...

(a)  

Write adverbs from these adjectives:

hard noisy quick

(a)  

Complete with the correct verbal tense and a fundraising idea:

Last year, we ... a lot of ... for charity, We could give 200 euros to the Red Cross.

(a)  

Complete with the correct verb tense and words related to "Travel":

I ... of Portugal for my holidays next month. I need to plan it carefully.

(a)  

Complete with the extreme adjective:

My tea cup wasn't big. It was ... ! Moreover, the tea wasn't just hot. It was ... !

(a)  

Spielberg is a famous film (a)  

Use suffixes for these verbs:

excite connect possess predict

(a)  

When you are meeting someone, you should be early. Don't ... ... . It's not polite.

(a)  

Be honest with your friend. Don't ... (a)   Telling the truth is always better.

Write a complete sentence with the present simple or continuous:

you / watch / TV / at the moment/?

(a)  

Complete with the present simple or continuous:

Peter usually ... (drive) to work, but today, he ... (take) a bus.

(a)  

Complete with the correct verb tense:

She hates ... (do) homework.

(a)  

Complete with the past simple or continuous:

Peter ... (drive) to work when he ... (see) a bus accident.

(a)  

Complete with the past simple or continuous:

When the teacher ... (start) to talk, two boys ... (use) their mobile phones.

(a)  

Write a complete sentence with the Past continuous:

What / your friend / watch / when you called /?

(a)  

Complete with the past simple or continuous:

When I entered the theatre, a girl ... (dance) while her brothers ... (sing) beautifully.

(a)  

Complete with the correct verbal tense:

Nadia often ... (go) surfing. However, today she ... (surf) with us in this beach because last summer, a shark ... (attack) her here. Although nothing bad ... (happen) to her, She ... (be) still terrified.

(a)  

Choose the correct verbal tense:

Hi joan,

I have / 'm having a great time in Lisbon. We arrive / arrived last Monday. The weather is great. We stay / are staying at an amazing hotel. Today we go / have gone to a nice museum and we went / are going to the disco later tonight.

(a)  

Choose the correct option:

Barcelona is more big/bigger than Girona.

She is the goodest / best looking girl in the class.

She is happier / more happy than me.

(a)  

Complete with the comparative or superlative form of the adjectives in brackets.

Your car is ... (bad) than mine. Mine is ... (expensive) than yours. But Maria's car is the ... (beautiful) although it is ... (cheap) than yours and mine.

(a)  

Complete with (not) as ... as:

Cullera ... (be / big) Valencia.

(a)  

Complete with too or enough:

We wanted to visit the museum but we didn't because it was ... (crowded). It was a good idea because they told us the entrance ticket was ... (expensive).

(a)  

Complete the sentences with the present perfect of the verbs in brackets:

They ... (sell) a lot of badges, but Mary ... (not collect) enough money to go to the school trip. ... your daughter ... (get) enough?

(a)  

Choose the correct option:

My life is boring. I've ever / never been to a foreign country. Have you never / ever seen another country? No, I've never / ever seen different places.

(a)  

Translate into English:

¿Alguna vez has visto a una persona famosa?

(a)  

Translate into English using the Present Perfect:

¿Cuanto tiempo hace que vives aquí?

(a)  

Complete with for or since:

My mother has lived here ... she was a child. She has worked in her office ... two years, ... 2018. She has liked reading ... a long time. I have seen her reading at home ... I was little.

(a)  

Complete with the Past Simple or Present Perfect:

... you ... (see) the Big Ben when you went to London?

Of course, I ....

... you ever ... (be) there?

No, I ....

(a)  

Choose the correct option:

I've been to any / a lot of countries although I haven't got many / much money. It's because I try to spend little / few money on silly things. This way, I save enough / too money to travel.

(a)  

Complete with will or be going to:

I think I ... (get) married and have a lot of children when I'm older, but I'm not sure. I probably ... (be) rich. But there is one thing I know, tomorrow, I ... (find) the best university degree to study.

(a)  

Complete the first conditional sentence:

If we ... (go) out tonight, we ... (watch) a film

(a)  

Complete the first conditional sentence:

If we ... (not study) tonight, we ... (not pass) the test tomorrow.

(a)