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Match the following parts of the sentences.

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  7. Complete the following, using the infinitive

 

  He is nervous He makes his decisions He ought to get back His desk is I hope you will stay She charges She is generous She made a little money That room measures ten feet The children are at home The damage was caused The girl made the cake all The mark was made The meeting should have finished The work was done They divided ten They should have arrived They went to the mountains We buy eggs We multiplied four We sent the letter We went _______ last night. We won the game You must be here   by 5.30pm. by 6 A.M. sharp. by a carpenter. by a hammer. by a mile. by air mail. by begging. by disposition. by herself. by me. by mine. by nature. by now. by Route 66. by the dozen. by the hour. by the rules. by the storm. by themselves. by three. by tomorrow. by twelve feet. by two. by your house  

 

 


 

Unit 9 FEELINGS

Amp; VOCABULARY

Extreme adjectives

Ex.1

Match the ordinary adjectives with the extreme adjectives.

 

angry cold frightened hot hungry pleased surprised tired

exhausted  
delighted  
freezing  
starving  
amazed
furious  
terrified  
boiling  

 


Ex. 2

Find words with the same meaning in the wordsquare (→↓←↑) and write them down.

  1. wonderful ___fantastic____ 2. awful ______________ 3. weird ______________ 4. enormous ______________ 5. good-looking ______________ 6. uninteresting ______________ 7. impolite ______________     8. intelligent ______________ 9. cheap ______________ 10. sad ______________ 11. exciting ______________ 12. unattractive ______________ 13. rich ______________ 14. angry ______________ 15. frightening ______________  

GRAMMAR

Ing/-ed adjectives

Remember: ED = the feeling, ING = the reason/cause of the feeling.

Ex. 1


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