Use the adjectives to discuss. • thrilling · dangerous exciting tiring expensive challenging A: I like snowboarding. B: So do I. It's thrilling. OR I don't. It's dangerous. A: I don't like hang-gliding. B: Neither do I. It's very dangerous. OR I do. It's exciting.
1 Brian got sunburnt because he had forgotten to put sunscreen on. 2 Janet was driving through town when an old car crashed into her. 3. The Smiths had just moved into their new house when the hurricane hit. 4 Was it raining heavily while you were shopping this morning? 5 Several cars had broken down as it had been snowing all day the day before. 6 Andy felt very hot because he had been jogging in the midday sun. 7 Matt had never seen a tornado before he went on his storm-chasing tour. 8 Alexandra fell off) her horse and broke her wrist yesterday. 9 By the time the firefighters arrived, Jane and Steven had put out the fire.
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1) Look at the sky.
2) The sun is shining brightly.
3) I have an apple and you have two ones.
4) Kate has a cat. The cat is very beautiful.
5) The Volga runs into the Caspian Sea.
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1) She hasn't got a ball.
2) Liz doesn't go to school.
3) They haven't got a dog.
4) You don't play football.
5) We haven't got a farm.
6) The pupils haven't got a good gym.
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1) There is some money left.
2) There are no carrots in the box.
3) There are many new houses in the street.
4) There is a Christmas cake on the table.
5) There are a lot of vegetables on the plate.
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1) If the weather be fine, I will go the beach.
2) We will do it when Jane come.
3) If it rained, we would stay at home.
4) When Nick ring me up, I will talk to him.
5) Mark will be fit if he has a lot of exercises.
6) You will fill healthy if you keep fit.