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WorksheetsJUNE 3º ESO
Total questions: 101
Worksheet time: 53mins
Adjectives describing feelings: very angry
delighted
proud
cross
relieved
Adjectives describing feelings: feeling guilty or embarrassed about something you have done:
ashamed
confused
relieved
bored
Adjectives describing feelings: worried and very nervous
shocked
upset
anxious
ashamed
Adjectives describing feelings: very pleased
embarrased
bored
delighted
suspicious
Adjectives describing feelings: unhappy or worried because something unpleasant has happened
confused
bored
envious
upset
Adjectives describing feelings: feeling ashamed or shy
(a)
Adjectives describing feelings: sad because something was not as good as you expected, or because something did not happen
(a)
SENSITIVE / SENSIBLE: He takes everything too personally. He is a very ........ person.
sensitive
sensible
-ED/-ING: "That was an..... (AMAZE) performance."
amazed
amazing
-ED/-ING: The noise was very ... (ANNOY).
annoyed
annoying
-ED/-ING: I am very ..... (BORE), because the lesson is really..... (BORE).
bored, bored
bored, boring
boring, bored
boring, boring
PHRASAL VERBS: to break a promise
make up for
go in for
go back on
look up to
PHRASAL VERBS: to invent an excuse, a story, etc.
to get away
to make up
to look up
to put up
PHRASAL VERBS: to admire and respect someone
look up to
look up
go back on
go in for
PHRASAL VERBS: to compensate for something bad with something good
to go in for
to look up to
to put up with
to make up for
PHRASAL VERBS: to tolerate or be patient about something
put up with
catch up with
fit in with
PHRASAL VERBS: After being ill, she did a lot of work and finally she (a) the rest of the class.
PHRASAL VERBS: He admired his grandma: she had been very brave.
(a)
WORD FORMATION: He has relative (a) (FREE) to choose his projects.
WORD FORMATION: The bus driver is responsible for the passengers (a) (SAFE).
WORD FORMATION: You never believe what I say! Why are you so (a) (distrust)?
WORD FORMATION: I hate waiting for people; I am very (a) (PATIENCE).
PARTS OF THE BODY: the part of your body between your hand and your arm
(a)
PARTS OF THE BODY: the top part of your leg above your knee
(a)
PARTS OF THE BODY: one of the two parts inside your chest that are used for breathing
(a)
PARTS OF THE BODY: the part of your face between your eyes and your hair
(a)
PARTS OF THE BODY: Either of the two bones in your mouth that contain your teeth
(a)
PARTS OF THE BODY: the joint (= place where two bones are connected) between the foot and the leg,
(a)
PARTS OF THE BODY: the red liquid that is sent around the body by the heart
(a)
PARTS OF THE BODY: one of the two soft, red edges of the mouth
(a)
PARTS OF THE BODY: the bottom part of your face, below your mouth
chin
shin
cheek
PARTS OF THE BODY: the front of the neck, or the space inside the neck down which food and air can go
(a)
PARTS OF THE BODY: the thin line of hair that is above each eye
(a)
PARTS OF THE BODY: the piece of skin that covers the eye when you close it
(a)
PARTS OF THE BODY: the rounded part at the back of your foot
(a)
PARTS OF THE BODY: "cadera"
(a)
PARTS OF THE BODY: one of the two organs in your body that remove waste from the blood
(a)
PARTS OF THE BODY: the middle part of your leg where it bends
(a)
PARTS OF THE BODY: the skin on the top of your head under your hair
(a)
INJURIES: "esguince; hacerse un esguince"
(a)
INJURIES: "doloroso"
(a)
INJURIES: "analgésicos"
(a)
a (a) house is not joined to another building
a row of bushes growing close together, often used to divide land into separate areas:
(a)
Puertas correderas: (a) doors
wooden or metal covers on the outside of a window that prevents light or heat from going into a room or heat from leaving it
(a)
an area of grass that is kept cut short and is usually part of someone's garden
(a)
Unit 3E- Word families
Adjective - angry . Noun - ?
(a)
Unit 3E- Word families
Noun: shame; adjective: ?
(a)
Unit 3E- Word families
Adjective: anxious; Noun: ?
(a)
Unit 3E- Word families
Adjective: proud; noun: ?
(a)
Unit 3E- Word families
Adjective: envious; noun: ?
(a)
Unit 3E- Word families
Adjective: happy; noun: ?
(a)
UNIT 3E- WORD BUILDING
I do not like this song. It is (a) (annoy) repetitive.
UNIT 3E. WORD BUILDING.
The children (a) (pride) showed me their presents.
Unit 3E- Word building
He looked at me (a) (anger).
Unit 3E - Word building.
He is the best one; he plays very (a) (good).
UNIT 3E - WORD BUILDING
He felt confused and (a) (hope) after losing his job.
IRREGULAR VERBS: take, (a) , taken
IRREGULAR VERBS: poner, colocar
lay, laid, lied
lay, laid, laid
lie, lay, lain
lie, lied, lied
CAER (SE)
fell, felt, fallen
fall, fell, fallen
feel, felt, felt
LEER
READ, READ, READ
READ, READ, RIDDEN
READ, RODE, RIDDEN
VER
SEE, SEES, SAW
SEE, SEEN, SEEN
SEE, SAW, SEEN
VENDER
steal, stole, stolen
sell, sold, sold
send, sent, sent
GRAMMAR: When I arrived at the party, everybody .......................................... home.
went
has already gone
had already gone
She couldn't play yesterday because she ........... ................................... her ankle the day before.
have sprained
sprained
had sprained
_____ you _____ (play) piano since you _____(leave) the school in 2005?
Did / play / left
Have / played / left
Did / played / left
Have / played / leaved
I'm going to the grocery store. I think ………………. buy a carrot.
I have
I will
I going to
______ you _______ the dishes by yourself last night?
Did ... wash
Did ... washed
Do ... wash
Do ... washed
A: What (a) (do/your sister)?
B: She is a nurse
6. Did they ----------- go to the cinema?
used to
use
used
use to
USED TO -
In the past, houses (a) (not, have) electricity.
When I got to school this morning, I realised that I (a) (not /do) my homework last night.
If I _________a rich man, I would buy a very large boat.
is
were
am
would be
What would you do if it ________ on your wedding day?
rain
did rain
rained
had rain
f you ... (win) the lottery, what would you do?
(a)
If they ... (have) enough money, they could buy a new car.
(a)
They found my keys yesterday.
Passive voice:
Yesterday they found my keys
My keys were founded yesterday
My keys have been founded yesterday
My keys were found yesterday
They will finish their work.
Passive voice:
Their work would be finished
Their work will finished
Their work will be finished
Their work is being finished
Their work is going to be finished
A new stadium (a) (build) near the station at the moment.
Yesterday the picnic (a) (prepare) by the children.
The frog (a) (eat) by the snake now
REPORTED SPEECH: He said, "I will ring her."
He said that he (a) her.
The teacher said: “Don't use the mobile in the classroom.”
The teacher told the students (a) the mobile in the classroom.
"I loved him very much".
My sister told me that she ________ him very much.
was loving
had loved
would love
“How often do you come here?” she asked.
She asked me how often do I go there.
She asked me how often I went there.
“How long have you known him?” she asked.
She asked me how long I had known him.
She asked me how long had I known him.
"Where is my umbrella?" she asked
she asked where is my umbrella.
She asked me where is my umbrella.
She asked where her umbrella was.
She asked me if I had her umbrella.
My teachers made me_____ hard
work
to work
working
The doctor suggested ____ plenty of water.
drinking
to drink
drink
I'm terrible at … - I hope nobody ever hears me
singing
to sing
sing
sang
It was very hot so we stopped _____________ something to drink.
have
to have
having
Stop _____________ (make) noise. I have a headache.
make
making
to make
We can't buy this new bag, because we have ........... money.
little
a little
few
a few
