1. Circle the odd word out:
- cotton / wool / silk / elegant
- trousers / blouse / /floral / socks
- tsunami / collapse / cyclone / flood
- ears / eyelashes / lips / bushy
- velvet / nylon / linen / muscular
- baggy /sporty /scruffy/editor
2. Underline the correct item:
- My grandpa has very bushy eyebrows / lips.
- His eyebrows are too thin/ short.
- She hides her slim / protruding ears behind her hair.
- Does my hat match / go my coat?
- Can I rent / borrow your black dress for tonight’s party?
- Look at Sarah. She has grown / developed taller since the last time I saw her.
3. Complete the sentences using the adjectives below and too/enough as in the example: I’m not old enough to drive a car.
He’s too busy to help us.
pretty skinny classy shy troubled
- Lisa should put on a little weight; she’s………………….. .
- Chris thinks that jeans aren’t ……………. to wear to a wedding.
- There are many teens who are ……………… about their body.
- Olga believes that she isn’t ………………. to be a fashion model.
- Don’t expect Angela to come and talk to you first. She’s…………… around new people.
4. Rewrite this sentences in passive.
- Mike wrote two letters yesterday.
- The government supports endangered species.
- The builders are reconstructing the house.
- Have John finished his project?
- My mother will bring us some sweets.
5. Fill in: slim, frizzy, suits, bushy, try, overweight.
1. Tom is … . He must go on a diet.
2. Tony made a nasty remark about Betty’s … eyebrows.
3 . I don’t think that red hair … her.
4. She’s got a very … figure.
5. Would you like to … on that dress?
6.I am not happy with my … hair! I wish it was straight.
1. Circle the odd word out:
- cotton / wool / silk / elegant
- trousers / blouse / /floral / socks
- tsunami / collapse / cyclone / flood
- ears / eyelashes / lips / bushy
- velvet / nylon / linen / muscular
- baggy /sporty /scruffy/editor
2. Underline the correct item:
- My grandpa has very bushy eyebrows / lips.
- His eyebrows are too thin/ short.
- She hides her slim / protruding ears behind her hair.
- Does my hat match / go my coat?
- Can I rent / borrow your black dress for tonight’s party?
- Look at Sarah. She has grown / developed taller since the last time I saw her.
3. Complete the sentences using the adjectives below and too/enough as in the example: I’m not old enough to drive a car.
He’s too busy to help us.
pretty skinny classy shy troubled
- Lisa should put on a little weight; she’s………………….. .
- Chris thinks that jeans aren’t ……………. to wear to a wedding.
- There are many teens who are ……………… about their body.
- Olga believes that she isn’t ………………. to be a fashion model.
- Don’t expect Angela to come and talk to you first. She’s…………… around new people.
4. Rewrite this sentences in passive.
- Mike wrote two letters yesterday.
- The government supports endangered species.
- The builders are reconstructing the house.
- Have John finished his project?
- My mother will bring us some sweets.
5. Fill in: slim, frizzy, suits, bushy, try, overweight.
1. Tom is … . He must go on a diet.
2. Tony made a nasty remark about Betty’s … eyebrows.
3. I don’t think that red hair … her.
4. She’s got a very … figure.
5. Would you like to … on that dress?
6. I am not happy with my … hair! I wish it was straight.