2. Which adjective best describes person’s feelings: I got a new smartphone for my birthday. I was ______

3. Which adjective best describes person’s feelings: I went on the tallest, fastest ride at the theme park. I was really ______

4. Which adjective best describes person’s feelings: My little brother won a singing competition. I was really

______

5. Which adjective best describes person’s feelings: My dad started to dance at my party and all my friends saw him. I was really _____

6. Complete the sentence: It was dark when we _____ at the hotel.

7. Complete the sentence: It was too far to walk so we decided to _____ a taxi.

8. Complete the sentence: We live on the equator, so it ____ dark at the same time every evening.

9. Complete the sentence: On the way to the hospital yesterday, we ___ some flowers for my aunt.

10. Complete the sentence: My brother is really excited because he ____ a new phone for his birthday.

11. Complete the question with the question word: ___ do you live? - In London.

12. Complete the question with the question word: ____ did you do on Saturday evening? - I went out with my friends.

13. Complete the question with the question word: ___ did you get up this morning? - At 8 o'clock.

14. Complete the question with the question word: ____ do you sit next to in English lesson? - Ann.

15. Complete the question with the question word: ___ ___ do you go to the cinema? - Twice a month.

16. Use past simple or past continuous. When we ___ at the café, Ben ____ for us outside.

17. Use past simple or past continuous: It ____ when we ___ out.

18. Use past simple or past continuous: While we ___ home, we____ an accident.

19. Use past simple or past continuous: The students ___ when the teacher ___ in.

20. Use past simple or past continuous: I ___ a book when the telephone___.

21. Use past simple or past continuous: The lights ____ off while Jane ____ a film.

22. Match the extreme adjective with the simpler adjective: very bad

23. Match the extreme adjective with the simpler adjective: very good.

24. Match the extreme adjective with the simpler adjective: very big

25. Match the extreme adjective with the simpler adjective: very surprising-

26. Identify the kind of TV program or film: includes cartoon characters, usually made with computers.

27. Identify the kind of TV program or film: usually has stories which takes place in the future.

28. Identify the kind of TV program or film: often has frightening characters like vampires or ghosts.

29. Identify the kind of TV program or film: often has cowboys and Native Americans.

30. Identify the kind of TV program or film: tells you about important events in the world.

31. Complete the sentence: The government should _ such as wind and solar power.

32. Complete the sentence: How can we _ such as orangutans, gorillas and tigers?

33. Complete the sentence: You can ___ by insulating your house, turning off lights and using public transport.

34. Complete the sentence: At the moment, we ___  such as coal, shale gas and oil to give us energy.

35.  Complete the sentence with the weather word: Oh no, look at those ___ ! I hope you brought your umbrella with you!

36. Complete the sentence with the weather word: I’m scared of ___ because of the loud sound.

37.  Complete the sentence with the weather word: It’s dangerous to stand under a tree if there’s a storm and you see ____

38. Complete the sentence with the weather word: You have to drive really slowly in ____weather because you can’t see where you’re going.

39. Complete the sentence with the weather word: I prefer a ___ to heavy rain because I know it won’t last long.

40. Complete the sentence with the weather word: In the winter, I love watching ____ fall. It’s amazing that each one is different.

41. Complete the sentence with the weather word: There was a storm last night and the ___ stones were so big that they damaged the car.

42. Complete the sentence with the weather word: Let’s go out for a walk it’s really warm now and the ___is shining.

43. Complete the sentence with the weather word: We couldn’t get out of the house because there was so much ___in front of the door.

44. Use a comparative or a superlative: An elephant is much ___than a mouse.

45. Use a comparative or a superlative: Winter is (warm) than autumn in the UK.

46. Use a comparative or a superlative: A tiger is (dangerous) than a cat.

47. Use a comparative or a superlative: Mount Everest is (high) mountain in the world.

48. Use a comparative or a superlative: The Pink Star diamond is (expensive) diamond in the world.

49. Match the definition of natural disaster with the correct word: This happens when snow, ice and rocks fall quickly down the side of a mountain.

50. Match the definition of natural disaster with the correct word: This can happen in a place where it doesn’t rain for a long time.

51. Match the definition of natural disaster with the correct word:

If there is too much rain in a short period of time, you might experience one of these.

52. Match the definition of natural disaster with the correct word: When one of these happens, buildings shake and they sometimes fall down.

53. Match the definition of natural disaster with the correct word: This happens in an area where there isn’t enough food for everyone to eat.

54. Use many, much, a little, any, a few: There are only ___ actors in that new play.

55. Use many, much, little, some, a few: Have you got ___   money with you?

56. Use a little, much, little, some, any: There are ___   sitcoms that I like.

57. Put the correct modal verb: You ______ take off  your shoes if   they are clean.

58. Put the correct modal verb: You ______ take off your shoes if they are clean.

59. Put the correct modal verb: You _____ eat that bread. It’s a week old!

60. Put the correct modal verb: If you are sixteen or under, you_____ bring a parent with you.

61. Put the correct modal verb: You _______ apologise; it isn't necessary.

62. Put the correct modal verb: You ______ tell the boss what happened, or he'll fire you.

63. Put the correct modal verb: You _______ smoke in here; smoking is not allowed.

64. Put the correct modal verb: I _______ to be late. It's the most important meeting of the year.

65. Complete the sentence with some, any, many, much, a lot of: There are ­­­­­­­____   good websites for learning English.

66. Complete the sentence with some, any, many, much, a lot of: There are ______ pieces of tomato in the salad.

67. Complete the sentence with some, any, many, much, a lot of: ­­­­­­­There are   ______ clubs at our school.

68. Complete the sentence with some, any, many, much, a lot of: I don’t have ___ homework

69. Complete the sentence with some, any, many, much, a lot of: There is ___ butter in this cake.

70. Complete the sentence with how much or how many: ___ fruit do you eat every day?

71. Complete the sentence with some, any, many, much, a lot of: There aren’t ___ people on the beach.

72. Complete the sentence with how much or how many: ___ apples do you want?

73. Put the correct modal verb: You _____ go now; you can stay a bit longer.

74. Put the correct modal verb: You _____ drive so fast; we have a lot of time.

75. Put the correct modal verb: We _____ cook more; there's enough food.