5.read the theory. then, choose the correct
adjective.
-ing/-ed adjectives
(we use -ing adjectives to describe what sth is like. it was an
amazing place.
we use -ed adjectives to describe feelings. we were amazed.)
1 we felt boring/bored on the long journey.
2 the tour was fascinating/ fascinated,
3 i was surprising/surprised at the size of the ruined city.
4 the archaeologists were shocking/shocked by what they
found.
5 the information the guide gave us was very confusing/
confused
6 everyone thought the ruins were very interesting/
interested.
The people staying at a hotel are called .
guests
I am travelling alone. I’d like to book a room for one person with one bed. It is a room.
single
The two months in Britain are January and February. They are cold, damp and .
worst…unpleasant
Every in the films is carefully prepared to make sure that nobody got .
stunt...hurt
Tourists can use different means of transport or travel foot.
on
You can see so many interesting things when you .
travel
It was impossible to leave the hotel because we had made the booking .
in advance
The fog everywhere, it is in the streets and it creeps into the houses.
spreads
London stores are of tradition and modernity.
a mixture
We are late. If we don’t want to the train, we’ll have to take a taxi.
miss
This area has a fairly mild climate so we didn’t expect the to fall so sharply.
temperature
They say that the begins with the .
theatre...cloakroom
Modern trains have cars and cars, which make even the longest journey enjoyable.
sleeping…dining
A new shopping centre, including a hypermarket, is going to be built in the of town.
centre
I always to my summer holiday.
look forward
A wide variety of is offered in chain – stores.
goods
There were so many singers in the that I thought for a moment that they wouldn’t all get on the .
choir...stage
Street accidents are in the fog.
frequent
When travelling by air you may need to understand certain .
announcements
We a room in a house a the sea.
rented...long way from
I gave the porter a small .
tip
I had a two-day business to Tula.
trip
The single greatest on Japanese weather is the wind.
influence
My friend was looking for some to go with that jacket.
trousers
When she is leaving the hotel she will at reception.
check out
Can you a horse?
ride
The perform the characters so realistically, so to life.
actors...true
One of the of London is the number of big stores.
features
You can not have your taken wearing 19th century clothes. It is for your passport!
photograph
No customer likes to be thought of as a shopper.
expensive
There are two missing ___ on this shirt. I’ve just bought. I should take it back to the shop.
buttons
-Are you going to travel by car? –No I haven’t passed my yet.
driving test
We at that hotel for 5 nights in August but I our room two months in advance.
stayed…booked
He used to with a colleague before he found a place of his own to live.
share a flat
London chain-stores have in most British towns of importance.
branches
We went on a package holiday so that we didn’t have to worry about . Everything was included.
meals and accommodation
According to the the temperature today should be about thirty degrees.
weather forecast…maximum
Someone who looks after your room is called a .
maid
In the shops of a well-known firm of chemists you may buy not only but also cosmetics and toilet .
medicines...supplies
Young people tried to get the curtains to the rooms to speak with the actress.
behind...dressing
1. David (drives) a taxi (to earn) money.
2. A: Would you like to (listen) to music?
B: Yes, of course. I (want to hear) Sting’s latest cassette.
3. Alice …. (was) upset last night because her father (did not let) her (give) a party at home.
4. Tarkan is (giving) a concert next month.
5. A: Mmm. The cake (smells) delicious.
B: Yes, my mother has (just made) it. We (like having) tea at 5:00 pm every day.
6. A: Does your uncle (work for) that compamy?
B: Yes, he has (been working) here since he (came) back from the USA. He (stayed) there for three years and (worked) as an accountant. But now, he (wants to change) his job. He is (looking for) another job at present. He is (having) a job interview next Tuesday.
7. How long have you (known) that teacher (wearing) a white shirt and a brown jacket?
8. A: Where (are) your friends?
B: They are (sitting) at the café (waiting) for us.