Read the Learn this! box. Complete the sentences with an adjective formed from the noun or verb in brackets. Use a dictionary to help you If necessary. 1 If he said something (offense), I'm sure it wasn't (intention). 2 Storing fireworks next to petrol and other. (hazard) substances could be 3 They went hiking in a 4 The climate is usually it was very (disaster). (mountain) part of India. (rely) in June, but this year, (rain). 5 She's the chief executive of a (globe) electronics company. 6 She has an (envy) relationship with her parents, (support). who are always 7 Many of these diseases are a healthy lifestyle. (prevent) if you follow 8 The meat was cold, (taste) and 9 His poetry is very (meaning) too. (chew). (access) and extremely

1. He will shut up, if he does not forget. 2. He always attend classes if he feels well. 3. We always went to the city if there was no rain. 4. He browses the newspaper at breakfast, if not late. 5. She cursed him if she was delayed. 6. We can do the exercise if you wish. 7. If he wanted to relax, he went to the park. 8. She will tell if something happens. 9. He will be late for a train, if he does not hurry. 10. She never denied anything if she was not sure. 11. She will borrow the magazine if he returns it. 12. He is always nervous if he is not congratulated. 13. She paints if there is a desire. 14. What will he do if he is fired? 15. When she takes an umbrella, rain never happens. 16. He will not freeze if he wears a jacket. 17. When she does not know the word, she searches for it in the dictionary. 18. If he was ashamed of strangers, he began to stutter. 19. If he arrives tomorrow, he will tell everything. 20. If he was concerned, she felt lonely, she would come the next time. 21. If he called him. 22. She is not ashamed to ask when he does not understand something. 23. She would be grateful if he could help. 24. He will be happy if she writes. 25. If he does not, he will be glad if he is at home, he will leave a note.

Put the verb in the past simple tense to fill the gaps.

1. The cat (escaped) from the garden.

2. They (agree) with me about the album.

3. He (tried) to start the car.

4. We (enjoyed) the funfair a lot.

5. They (played) football all day yesterday.

6. She (stopped) at a zebra crossing.

7. I (carried on) working until late.

8. Alfie (failed) his driving test again.

9. Sam (wanted) to buy a new bike last year.

10. We (joined) the party 2 hours ago.

Circle the correct sentence, a or b.

1. b. Did he talk to you?

2. b. They didn’t like the film.

3. b. We planned to go on a trip round the US.

4. b. I tried to help her.

5. a. The door opened and we went in.

6. b. Did you play tennis last year?

7. b. We decided to go home.

8. a. They stopped working and went for lunch.