Some men tried to rob us last night, but we were able to (a)   them.

The new (a)   has done a good job with the team.

They’re winning matches for the first time!

Ivy’s main (a)   is several years older than her,

but she still hopes to beat him.

Gabby Douglas is a (a)   for a lot of children who

dream of being gymnasts.

I hope we don’t (a)   each other. I really enjoy

her company.

My auntie has done a lot of work to help her (a)  

She believes it’s important to help your neighbours.

I don’t (a)   Sammy very well. We’re always

arguing about something

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Jamie’s brilliant (a)   surfing. He’s won lots

of competitions.

I’m addicted (a)   those old series of X-Files.

They’re amazing.

10 Marc’s fed up (a)   the other children being

mean to him.

He’s really proud (a)   his baby sister.

He tells everyone about her.

You seem quite stressed (a)   the test.

Try to relax and not worry so much.

13 I’m quite keen (a)   this denim jacket.

Do you like it?

My dad’s curry was popular (a)   everyone at

the party.

I’m hopeless (a)   this game. I can’t get past

the first level.

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Vera (a)   be very outgoing because she’s always

making new friends.

If you take this medicine, you (a)   feel better in a

few days. It works really well.

Tracy (a)   be quite aggressive as a child, but she’s

much nicer nowadays.

That (a)   be Sanjay over there. He’s on holiday

with his parents.

We (a)   be going the right way. I’m not sure if

I’ve understood the directions correctly.

I just want to finish this email. It’s only a quick one so I (a)  

be long.

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It’s a pity that you didn’t ask me to help you with your project.

SHOULD

You (a)   me to help you with your project.

There were no tickets left so we couldn’t see the concert.

ABLE

There were no tickets left so we (a)   the concert.

It can’t be easy to go and live in another country.

DIFFICULT

It (a)   to go and live in another country.

Jumping on the sofa is not a good idea. Mum will get really annoyed with us.

BETTER

We (a)   on the sofa. Mum will get really annoyed with us.

Children under twelve can’t go into the swimming pool without an adult.

ALLOWED

Children under twelve (a)   go into the swimming pool without an adult.

You are not obliged to show your passport to anyone when you travel inside the UK.

NEED

You (a)   your passport to anyone when you travel inside the UK.

SŁOWOTWÓRSTWO: daj odpowiednią końcówkę, tak żeby z podanego wyrazu utworzyć rzeczownik lub przymiotnik oraz żeby wszystko się zgadzało w treści

My cousin, Max, and I were the same age so we spent a lot of time together when we were growing up.

We were both (a)   about the world around us so we had lots of adventures in the woods

near our house. We used to climb trees and catch insects and we used to come home really dirty. CURIOSITY

As we got older, I became more serious about school and I used to work hard. My parents were

(a)   for me to get good marks at school and I wanted to please them. ANXIETY

Max’s parents were more relaxed than mine though and he was a lot more (a)   than me. DEPEND

He didn’t seem to worry about school and he often spent time on his own in the woods. My parents used to say

that Max was (a)   but he never did anything wrong. He just didn’t work very hard. OBEDIENT

Aft er university, I started looking for a job, but it was (a)   to find anything that I was enthusiastic about POSSIBLE

After months of searching for jobs, I started to lose my (a)   I realised that I could never work in some big office. PATIENT

He said he would hate it and that he couldn’t imagine anything more (a)  

than sitting at a desk all day. That was when I realised that I had to fi nd a job working outdoors. PLEASE

I made the (a)   to train to be a gardener and, thanks to Max, I can spend all my time outside. DECISIVE