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PS011 - Prefixes in Negative Adjectives - English Grammar Exercises

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Present Perfect Continuous

What have you been working on?

00

What have they been doing since morning?

prepare the worksheet:)

worksheet

01

02

03

04

check

dicover the form of the present perfect continuous tense

worksheet

check

Let'spractise:)

practise

OPTIONAL :)

homework

(!) OBLIGATORY

OPTIONAL :)

homework

(!) OBLIGATORY

THANK YOU!

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Present Perfect Continuous What have you been working on? 00 What have they been doing since morning? prepare the worksheet:) worksheet 01 02 03 04 check dicover the form of the present perfect continuous tense worksheet check Let'spractise:) practise OPTIONAL :) homework (!) OBLIGATORY OPTIONAL :) homework (!) OBLIGATORY THANK YOU!

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to apologize - to sb about last night, to argue - with sb about sth, to arrive at - the station, to arrive in - a city, to ask - for the bill, to believe - in sth, to belong - to sb, to choose - between 2 things, to depend - on the weather, to dream - about a holiday, to laugh - at sb, to look forward - to doing sth, to pay - for sth, to remind sb - of sth, to spend money - on clothes, to talk - to sb about sth,

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to apologize - to sb about last night, to argue - with sb about sth, to arrive at - the station, to arrive in - a city, to ask - for the bill, to believe - in sth, to belong - to sb, to choose - between 2 things, to depend - on the weather, to dream - about a holiday, to laugh - at sb, to look forward - to doing sth, to pay - for sth, to remind sb - of sth, to spend money - on clothes, to talk - to sb about sth,

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ad019 - adjectives from verbs-english grammar exercises

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AD019 - Adjectives from verbs-English Grammar exercises

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AD019 - Adjectives from verbs-English Grammar exercises

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Confusing words : Choose the correct answer.

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Fill in the blanks with an appropriate verb form. Answers By the time they found him, he had died. He died many years ago. By

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An adjective can exist in three forms - positive, comparative and superlative. The positive form is the base form of the adjective. The comparative form expresses a higher degree of some quality. The superlative form expresses the highest degree.

Fill in the blanks with the comparative or superlative form of the adjective given in the brackets.

Answers

1. Is she any better?

2. In India May is hotter than June.

3. Julie is prettier than her sister.

4. Who is the most beautiful girl in your class?

5. Which is the most precious of all metals?

6. Her husband is ten years older than her.

7. All of us are bad singers, but I sing the worst of all.

8. I think you require a more nutritious diet.

9. Which is the driest part of India?

10. It was the proudes t moment of my life.
Notes
The comparative adjective is usually followed by the preposition than. The superlative adjective should be used with the article the.

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The positive, comparative and superlative degrees

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An adjective can exist in three forms - positive, comparative and superlative. The positive form is the base form of the adjective. The comparative form expresses a higher degree of some quality. The superlative form expresses the highest degree. Fill in the blanks with the comparative or superlative form of the adjective given in the brackets.

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Students >Solutions >Intermediate 3rd Edition >Solutions Intermediate Grammar >Unit 4 - Exercise 1 - Comparison

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Match the examples of food with the correct food group.

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Why or why not?

What made it so important to you?

Why or why not?

How would your working day go?

What would you wish, for who, and why?

What would you choose and why?

What would you do with it?

What would you do with your last month of life?

The car speeds off, nobody else is around, and he is in extreme pain but not dead; do you help the thief and why?

Why was it so bad?

Do you think it would make life better?

What would you choose and how would it affect your life?

If you chose the song, which would it be?

Would you tell the rest of the world, and why?

Do you think the world would be better?

What task would it be any why?

How would your life change?

Which would you choose and why?

Would you change career as a result?

Describe what your day-to-day life would be like as a vampire.

Do you think people would be impressed?

What do you think the picture would look like?

If you canвЂ™t define it by genre, tempo or mood, describe it in any way you can.

The vaccine is for an elderly relative, but on the way home you see a child youвЂ™ve never met who also has the disease, what would you do?

Would the sport be better as a result?

What would you do?

Describe it and what any special parts would do.

Has it ever got you in trouble?

Describe the God, if it has one (or many) and what the key beliefs are.

What would you do to them if you could manipulate real-world objects like a poltergeist?

Would your personality be any different?

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Creative Writing Prompts Part One [1-50]

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Why or why not? What made it so important to you? Why or why not? How would your working day go? What would you wish, for who, and why? What would you choose and why? What would you do with it? What would you do with your last month of life?

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1. the area at either side of the body between the top of the leg and the middle part of the body; the at the top of the leg that connects it with the top part of the body

She stood with her hands on her hips.

These jeans are too tight around the hips.

a hip replacement operation

the hip bone

She broke her hip in the fall.

Collocations Physical appearance Physical appearance

A person may be described as having:
Eyes

(bright) blue/​green/(dark/​light) brown/​hazel eyes

deep-set/​sunken/​bulging/​protruding eyes

small/​beady/​sparkling/​twinkling/(informal) shifty eyes

piercing/​penetrating/​steely eyes

bloodshot/​watery/​puffy eyes

bushy/​thick/​dark/​raised/​arched eyebrows

long/​dark/​thick/​curly/​false eyelashes/​lashes

Face

a flat/​bulbous/​pointed/​sharp/​snub nose

a straight/​a hooked/​a Roman/(formal) an aquiline nose

full/​thick/​thin/​pouty lips

dry/​chapped/​cracked lips

flushed/​rosy/​red/​ruddy/​pale cheeks

soft/​chubby/​sunken cheeks

white/​perfect/​crooked/​protruding teeth

a large/​high/​broad/​wide/​sloping forehead

a strong/​weak/​pointed/​double chin

a long/​full/​bushy/​wispy/​goatee beard

a long/​thin/​bushy/​droopy/​handlebar/​pencil moustache

Hair and skin

pale/​fair/​olive/​dark/​tanned skin

dry/​oily/​smooth/​rough/​leathery/​wrinkled skin

a dark/​pale/​light/​sallow/​ruddy/​olive/​swarthy/​clear complexion

deep/​fine/​little/​facial wrinkles

blonde/​blond/​fair/(light/​dark) brown/(jet-)black/​auburn/​red/(British English) ginger/​grey hair

straight/​curly/​wavy/​frizzy/​spiky hair

thick/​thin/​fine/​bushy/​thinning hair

dyed/​bleached/​soft/​silky/​dry/​greasy/​shiny hair

long/​short/​shoulder-length/​cropped hair

a bald/​balding/​shaved head

a receding hairline

a bald patch/​spot

a side/​centre(British English) parting

Body

a long/​short/​thick/​slender/(disapproving) scrawny neck

broad/​narrow/​sloping/​rounded/​hunched shoulders

a bare/​broad/​muscular/​small/​large chest

a flat/​swollen/​bulging stomach

a small/​tiny/​narrow/​slim/​slender/28-inch waist

big/​wide/​narrow/​slim hips

a straight/​bent/​arched/​broad/​hairy back

thin/​slender/​muscular arms

big/​large/​small/​manicured/​calloused/​gloved hands

long/​short/​fat/​slender/​delicate/​bony fingers

long/​muscular/​hairy/​shapely/(both informal, often disapproving) skinny/​spindly legs

muscular/​chubby/(informal, disapproving) flabby thighs

big/​little/​small/​dainty/​wide/​narrow/​bare feet

a good/​a slim/​a slender/​an hourglass figure

be of slim/​medium/​average/​large/​athletic/​stocky build

Extra Examples

Don't carry money or documents in your hip pocket.

He had his leg amputated at the hip.

He leaned casually against the door frame, hands on hips.

He put his hands on his hips and sighed.

Her hips had spread since having a baby.

Her hips were still narrow like a girl's.

Her hips were swaying seductively in time to the music.

My grandmother's having a hip replacement.

She was carrying a baby on her hip.

She was wearing a short blue dress, belted across the hips.

She wiggled her hips seductively as she walked.

The gun could be fired from the shoulder or from the hip.

The skirt is slit to the hip on one side.

Twist your hips in your opponent's direction as you punch.

2. having hips of the size or shape mentioned

More Like This Compound adjectives for physical characteristics Compound adjectives for physical characteristics

3. the red fruit that grows on some types of wild bush

Word Origin noun senses 1 to 2 Old English hype, of Germanic origin; related to Dutch heup and German Hüfte, also to hop (verb). noun sense 3 Old English hēope, hīope, of West Germanic origin; related to Dutch joop and German Hiefe.

See in the Oxford Advanced American Dictionary See in the Oxford Learner's Dictionary of Academic English

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hip_1 noun - Definition, pictures, pronunciation and usage notes | Oxford Advanced Learner's Dictionary at OxfordLearnersDictionaries.com

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the area at either side of the body between the top of the leg and the middle part of the body; the at the top of the leg that connects it with the top part of the body She stood with her hands on her hips. These jeans are too tight around the hips.

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lesson a first conditional and future time clauses when until etc 2 learn english

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first conditional and future time clauses + when, until, etc. (2)

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Ćwicz Present Perfect Continuous z Hello Angielski. Zaznacz poprawną formę czasownika. Budowa zdań twierdzących, pytających i przeczących.