I.
Combine these pairs of sentences using relative pronouns.
Norway
is a Baltic country. You can see the midnight sun there.
The man called the police. His wallet
was stolen.
Julius
Caesar was a great general. He was also a writer.
George
bought a house. It had 2 bedrooms and a kitchen.
II.
Fill in the gap with 'used to' or the correct form
of
'be used to'.
1.
He her
soft voice so he can hear her clearly.
2.
Jane drive on the left when she
was in England.
3.
When I was younger, I getting
up early in
the morning.
4.
My mother use oil to cook
meals.
5.
When he was a worker, he climb
up a ladder.
6.
She eating hamburgers
a since she moved
to America.
III.
Fill in the gap with an adj. ending with –ing or –ed.
1. I didn’t find the
situation funny. I was not .
(amuse)
2. It was a really experience.
Everybody was very
.
(terrify/ shock)
3. Liz is a very person.
She knows a lot,
she’s travelled a lot, and she’s done
lots of different
things. (interest)
4. The children went
to the circus. For them,
the circus was .
The children
jumped up and down. (excite) |
Key
:
Part 1
1. Norway is a Baltic country where you can see the
midnight sun
2. The man whose wallet was stolen called the police
2. The man whose wallet was stolen called the police
3. Julius Caesar, who was a great general, was
also a writer
4. George bought a house which had 2 bedrooms
and a kitchen
Part 2
1. is used
to
2. used to
3. was used
to
4. used to
5. used to
6. has been
used to
Part 3
1. amused
2. terrifying/shocked
3. interesting
4. exciting/excited
1. amused
2. terrifying/shocked
3. interesting
4. exciting/excited