1)"I
don't think it will rain at all today, do you?" "No, I _____ so."
think not
not think ►don't think do think not
2)We
have only another five minutes. I think we _____.
hurry be hurry to hurry ►should hurry
3)Many
fans showed up at the stadium. They were _____ the big game.
anxious seeing ►anxious to see to
anxiously see to see anxiously
4)"Who
did you meet at the community dinner dance?" "I met many _____ people."
grandly celebration fame
►prominent
5)"John
isn't sure that the meeting will be held tomorrow." "But I _____."
certain certainly ►am certain am certainly
6)My
brother loves to watch baseball; I _____ basketball.
prefer to watch ►to prefer watching watch
preferring preferring to watch
7)Many
people are waiting for the news bulletin. It will _____ soon.
be circulate
circulate around come near ►come around
8)I
think our guests will _____.
►be here shortly shortly be here here be shortly here shortly be
9)Who
_____ when John is likely to turn up.
know do know is knowing ►knows
10)The
managers are _____ a new work schedule now.
►arranging arranging up be arrange to arranging
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Adjective: An adjective is a word which
qualifies a noun or a pronoun.
Rama is a good
boy. Soloman was a wise
king
He is an intelligent
man.
-able,
-ible Adjective: worth, ability solvable : able to be solved or explained
incredible: not able to be
believed, amazing
-al,
-ial, -ical Adjective: quality, relation structural : related to the physical make up
of a thing
territorial: related to
nearby or local areas
categorical: related to a
category, aboslute
-ant,
-ent, -ient Adjective: kind of
agent, indication important :
marked by worth
dependent: determined or
relying upon something else
convenient: at hand, easy
to use
-ar,
-ary Adjective: resembling, related
to
spectacular : related to
something that is eye-catching or amazing
unitary : related to units
or single groups representing quantities
-ate Adjective: kind of state inviolate : not disturbed,
pure
-ed
Adjective: having the
quality of terraced : having terraces
or steps
-en Adjective: material silken : made from
silk, a fiber produced by worms
-er
Adjective: comparative brighter : more light
-est
Adjective: superlative strongest : having the
most strength
-ful Adjective: having, giving,
marked by fanciful : marked by
imagination
-ic Adjective: quality, relation generic : related to a
whole group
-ile Adjective: having the
qualities of projectile : something
thrown with an outside force
-ing Adjective: activity cohering : the act
of sticking together
-ish Adjective: having the character
of newish : modern,
recent
-ive,
-ative, -itive Adjective: having the
quality of festive : having the
quality of a festival or party
cooperative : being able or willing to
work with another person or thing
sensitive: easily felt,
responsive to the senses
-less Adjective: without, missing motiveless : a reason for someone
to do something
-ous,
-eous, -ose, -ious Adjective: having
the quality of, relating to
adventurous : characterized by the
desire to seek new experiences or risks
courageous : characterized
by courage, brave
verbose: having more words
than needed
fractious: characterized
by being difficult or troublesome
-y
Adjective: marked by,
having hungry : having
hunger, marked by a desire
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The Cooking Test - you are going to
have a cooking competition to decide who the best chefs. you can form
pairs. You have to talk together and
invent a new dish using any of the ingredients. When you have thought of
one write the recipe on a paper after
that explain to others.
Why is two times ten the same as two
times eleven?
Because two times ten is twenty, and
two times eleven is twenty, too!
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