Adjectives Ending in "-ed" and "-ing

 Q1 of 8

I fell in front of a crowd of people. What an _____ situation!

 embarrassed
 embarrassing

Q2 of 8

We were _____ when we heard the news of the forest fires.

 alarmed
 alarming

Q3 of 8

I was _____ that it was the right decision.

 convinced
 convincing

Q4 of 8

We loved our holidays; sitting on the beach and watching the sunset was so _____.

 relaxed
 relaxing

Q5 of 8

The children must have been _____ when the excursion was cancelled.

 disappointed
 disappointing

Q6 of 8

Did I say something wrong? Are you _____ with me?

 annoyed
 annoying

Q7 of 8

He was _____ when he got his grade report.

 discouraged
 discouraging

Q8 of 8

It was so _____ to see her in class.

 surprised
 surprising

Adjectives Ending in "-ed" and "-ing"

 Q1 of 10

I was ____ (annoy) by his attitude.

Q2 of 10

Are you ____ (confuse)? Don't worry, I'll explain.

Q3 of 10

That movie was really ____ (depress).

Q4 of 10

It was an ____ (exhaust) day.

Q5 of 10

The children were ____ (frighten) by the storm.

Q6 of 10

You must be ____ (relieve) now that your exams are finished.

Q7 of 10

The news was ____ (discourage).

Q8 of 10

She is ____ (overwhelm) with work.

Q9 of 10

Could this situation be any more ____ (frustrate).

Q10 of 10

I was ____ (interest) in his lecture.

SOMEBODY,SOMEWHERE,SOMETHING

 

GENTE	COSAS	LUGARES
someone (alguien) everyone (todo el mundo) no one  (nadie) anyone (nadie - en oraciones negativas)      (alguien - en oraciones interrogativas)	something (algo) everything (todo) nothing (nada) anything (nada - en oraciones negativas) (algo - en oraciones interrogativas)	somewhere (en alguna parte) everywhere (en todas partes) nowhere (en ninguna parte) anywhere (en ninguna parte - en oraciones negativas) (en alguna parte - en oraciones interrogativas)

a) I have looked everything – everybody – everywhere for my keys.

b) There is nothing – anything – everything to eat. Go buy something.

c) There is somewhere – nowhere – anywhere as beautiful and romantic as Paris

d) Is there anybody – somebody – nobody that can help me?

e) I like to buy anything – nothing – everything from this store. It’s gorgeous.

f) Would you like to go anywhere – somewhere – nowhere this weekend?

g) If there is something – nothing – everything I can do for you, call me.

h) I don’t know everybody – nobody – anybody in this city.

 

PAST CONTINUOUS

 1. I  (make) my dinner at 8 o’clock last night

 

2. Joe and Sam  (use) the wrong program in IT yesterday
 

3. Who was that guy you  (dance) with at the party?
 

4. Paula  (come) home from school when she saw an accident.
 

5. In 1999 my father  (live) in Dublin. That’s where he met my mother.
 

6. He  (open) the box when he cut his fnger.
 

7. This time last week, we  (visit) my grandmother.
 

8. I  (sit) at the back of the classroom so I couldn’t see the screen.
 

9. Andrew  (insert) a photo into his document when the teacher stopped the class.
 

10. I  (start) to do my homework when my friend sent me a message

PAST CONTINUOUS

 Conjuga los verbos entre paréntesis en past continuous.

1. Richard (work)  on his computer at 9 o’clock yesterday.
2. Lucy and Tom (have)  dinner.
3. I (read)  an article in the newspaper.
4. The children (watch)  a film on TV at that time.
5. Paula (chat)  on the phone with a friend.

Conjuga los verbos entre paréntesis en past continuous.

1. When I came into the living room, the cats (sit)  on the table.
2. I could tell by his eyes that he (lie)  to me.
3. We (play)  Monopoly when our neighbours rang at the door.
4. Helen (listen)  to the radio when she heard a strange noise in the garden.
5. I (prepare)  dinner yesterday when I noticed that the cooker (work/not) .

Formula oraciones interrogativas en past continuous.

1. (what/do/you)  yesterday at six?
2. (Jane/practise)  the piano when you came home?
3. (who/talk/to you)  when I saw you last night?
4. (what/discuss/they)  when she went over to them?

somebody, something, somewhere, anybody, anything, anywhere, everybody, everything, everywhere, nobody, nothing o nowhere

 1 ___ can speak all the languages in the world.

 

Everybody

 

 

Something

 

 

Nobody

2 I believe there's ___ at the door.

 

something

 

 

somebody

 

 

anybody

3 "Where are my keys?" "I've seen them ____ but I can't remember where."

 

anywhere

 

 

somewhere

 

 

nowhere

4 Would you like ___ to eat?

 

nothing

 

 

somewhere

 

 

something

5 Did ____ see my iPad?

 

anybody

 

 

nobody

 

 

somebody

6 You can find mobile phones ____ in the world nowadays.

 

anywhere

 

 

somewhere

 

 

nowhere

7 I need ____ to drink. Have you got some water?

 

something

 

 

anything

 

 

nothing

8 ____ needs love.

 

Nobody

 

 

Everybody

 

 

Somebody

9 My husband and I always tell each other ____.

 

everything

 

 

anywhere

 

 

anything

10 "Come over and have dinner with us." "I don't really want to go ____."

 

nothing

 

 

anywhere

 

 

somewhere