1.

Choose the correct adjective (-ed or -ing)

a. I fell on the ice yesterday. I felt so embarrassing / embarrassed!
b. This test is very interesting / interested.
c. Sorry, I’m not interesting / interested in your story.
d. Sorry, man, but your sister is boring / bored. She’s not interesting.
e. I’m so exciting / excited for your birthday party.
f. I was amazing / amazed when I saw Mark’s dog catch the ball.

2. Fill in the blanks using the gerund or to infinitive of the verbs in brackets
a. I stopped ___ (drink). (I used to drink, but not anymore)
b. The armies couldn’t imagine ___ (back) away.
c. Some people enjoy ___ (swim).
d. Can you hear someone ___ (talk)?
e. A: Do you like football? B: I prefer ___ (play) tennis.
f. When they finished ___ (fight), Mordred was dead.

3. Complete the sentences using “should”, “shouldn’t”, “might” or “might not”

a. You ___ leave cables where people walk. They ___ see them and trip over them.
b. You ___ wear a helmet when you ride a bike. You ___ fall off.
c. You ___ be careful with electricity. You ___ get an electric shock.

4. Join the pairs of sentences using “who” or “which”

a. This is the album. I like this album best.
b. These are all the things. I want to buy them.
c. I’m looking after a dog. The dog belongs to our neighbour.
d. Here are some songs. I downloaded the songs.
e. This is the girl. The girl sings.
f. These are the guys. These guys play guitars.

5. Describe what the people in the picture are doing; use “There is” or “There are”

GROUP AB