1. Fill in: parade, display, household, sociable, humped, torture. 1. He likes being with people. He's very .... 2. Lots of festivals have a fireworks .... 3. Many old castles used to have ... chambers. 4. Most people don't like doing ... chores. 5. Nessie has a long neck and a ... back. 6. The festival included a noisy street ... 2. Form compound adjectives using the words below. Blond, well, blue, six, full 1. Sam is a -haired man. 2. I had a nightmare about a_ 3. My cousin is a cute little -legged creature. -eyed girl. 4. This hotel is - equipped. 5. I found - time job. 3. Complete the sentences using which, who, whose, when, where, why: 1. That is the girl _ brother came to see us the other day. 2. That is the reason he did it. 3. That's the restaurant _ we met for the first time. 4. That was the year _ she graduated 4. Fill in off, back, up, down, into: 1. Turn the radio. It disturbs me. 2. My brother turned unexpectedly early in the morning. 3. Turn _ _ the TV. I can't hear what they're saying. 5. Put the verbs into correct form of Past tenses: 1. We ... (walk) for an hour when it started to rain. 2. John ... (wash) the car when it got dark. 3. Paul ... (not watch) a DVD yesterday.

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1. Fill in: parade, display, household, sociable, humped, torture.

   1. He likes being with people. He's very sociable.
   2. Lots of festivals have a fireworks display.
   3. Many old castles used to have humped chambers.
   4. Most people don't like doing household chores.
   5. Nessie has a long neck and a humped back.
   6. The festival included a noisy street parade.

2. Form compound adjectives using the words below.

   1. Sam is a blond-haired man.
   2. I had a nightmare about a six-eyed girl.
   3. My cousin is a cute little blue-legged creature.
   4. This hotel is well-equipped.
   5. I found a full-time job.

3. Complete the sentences using which, who, whose, when, where, why:

   1. That is the girl whose brother came to see us the other day.
   2. That is the reason why he did it.
   3. That's the restaurant where we met for the first time.
   4. That was the year when she graduated.

4. Fill in off, back, up, down, into:

   1. Turn off the radio. It disturbs me.
   2. My brother turned back unexpectedly early in the morning.
   3. Turn up the TV. I can't hear what they're saying.

5. Put the verbs into correct form of Past tenses:

   1. We were walking for an hour when it started to rain.
   2. John was washing the car when it got dark.
   3. Paul did not watch a DVD yesterday.

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