What is the opposite feeling of sadness?

Choose the correct modal verb:
You 'ought to / shouldn't' eat vegetables every day to be healthy.

What is the opposite of negative?

Choose the correct preposition:
When you were small, what were you afraid 'of / with'?

Adjectives with an '__' ending tell us how a person feels

Choose the correct word:
The team was 'cheerful/disappionted' when they lost the match by one point.

Choose the correct modal verb?
'Can / May' you play the piano?

Fill in the blank:
Some people are _____ of spiders and insects.

Choose the correct preposition:
Is there anyone you sometimes get angry 'with / about'

Adjectives that end in '___' describe the effect of something.

What is the opposite of relaxed?

Fill in the blank with a modal verb:
When my grandpa was younger he ______ see very well, but now that he is old he can't read without glasses.

What is the noun form of 'angry'?

We use 'about, 'of' and '_____' to follow certain adjectives

Choose the correct option:
What do you find most 'annoyed / annoying' about your older brother?

When you are unhappy because something is interesting or you've got nothing to do, you are ________.

What modal verbs do we use when giving advice?

When someone wants something that another person has they are what?

Fill in the correct preposition:
I never get tired __ watching this film

Complete the sentences with the correct forms:
1) The long train journey was ________.
2) Sean was ______ because he had nothing to do

When you feel ashamed or shy, you are ___________.

Match the Rules of Modal Verbs:
1) When a rule or law says it's necessary that you do something.
2) When it's not necessary to do something.
3) When the speaker thinks it's necessary that you do something.
4) When you are not allowed to do something

a) 'don't have to' b) 'have to' c) 'mustn't' d) 'must'

This is what a person feels when they are responsible for doing something, usually something bad for example, a crime

Match the list of adjectives with the correct prepositions:
1) afraid, ashamed, jealous, bored, fond
2) angry, disappionted, pleased, satisfied
3) sad, nervous, crazy, sure, depressed

a) about b) with c) of

Correct 3 mistakes in these sentences:
Among all the bored exercise books from my school days, there was something amazed, my diary, from when I was 8 years old. I felt a bit embarrasing to read my thoughts from back then.