Complete the sentences with one of the words or phrases (a bit, incredibly, not very, quite, really, very)
so that it makes a true sentence.
Compare with a partner.
1 l'm...
good at learning languages.
2 I'm motivated to improve my English.
3 English pronunciation is difficult.
4 English grammar is complicated.
5 I'm... worried about the next English exam.
6 English is important for my work studies.
Bob woke up early in the morning. The weather was wonderful and he was happy. He took a shower, went to the kitchen and ate his breakfast. Then he was ready for the morning walk with his friends. And since the holidays started they were all free from school. They met at the bus stop and decided to go to the cinema to see the movie “Agent Colin at the museum”. The film was wonderful and they all liked it very much. After the film they all were very hungry so they decided to go to the cafe near the cinema. They had a nice lunch at the cafe and then went to the park. They had a really good time there riding their bikes.
1. He has justsaid that he wants to speak to them.
2. He has said that they have finished their work.
3. He will say that he will do it at once.
4. He said that that exercise was very easy.
5. He said to her that he had met him the previous year.
6. He said to me that he'd come as soon as he could.
7. He said to me that he had never been there before.
8. I said that I had been ill the previous day.
9. He said to them that she would be there in half an hour.
10. He said to me that I had to eat more fruit.
A dog, who (had run away) with a large piece of meat went to a little bridge. As he (was crossing) the bridge, he (looked) down and (saw) another dog with another large piece of meat in his mouth. Not knowing that what he (saw) was only the reflection of his in the clear water, he greedily (dropped) his own meat.