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Short answers

1. Personality adjectives

  1. easy-going
  2. sociable
  3. Pessimistic
  4. patient
  5. reliable
  6. insincere
  7. selfish
  8. shy
  9. flexible
  10. stubborn

2. Expressing future actions

  1. I am going to visit my grandparents.
  2. I am flying to Madrid next Saturday.
  3. I promise I will do it later.
  4. I am seeing Harry Potter at the cinema.
  5. I am going to buy some apples and cheese.
  6. I am seeing my doctor tomorrow morning.
  7. I will get him for you.
  8. I am meeting him later today.
  9. He is going to faint.
  10. I am going to buy a new car next month.

3. Comparatives and superlatives

  1. Who’s your best friend?
    She is two years younger than me and she’s the most sensible person I know.

  2. I’ve never met a duller person than Steve.
    He thinks he’s the funniest and the most creative person in the world!

  3. John is a lot friendlier than Paul.
    Paul is the most selfish person in his family. He’s also more stubborn than a mule!


4. Present tenses

  1. is — given in the example
  2. am sitting
  3. is drinking
  4. have been walking
  5. feel
  6. are having
  7. are staying
  8. get up
  9. spend
  10. have already visited
  11. mean
  12. haven’t been able
  13. are going
  14. am looking
  15. get

The complete sentence in number 11 is:
We haven’t been able to make time to visit it yet.


5. Past Simple or Past Continuous

  1. A: What were you doing at 5 o’clock yesterday afternoon?
    B: I was having basketball practice.

  2. A: What happened?
    B: I was walking down the street when I slipped on a banana skin and fell down.

  3. A: Did you meet any new people at the party?
    B: Yes. Tom introduced me to all his friends.

  4. A: Where were you last night? I was trying to call you, but there was no answer.
    B: I’m sorry. As I was coming back home, I met Jane and we had dinner together.

  5. A: What were you doing when we called you yesterday?
    B: I was getting ready to go out while Jane was finishing her project.

  6. A: Where did you meet Josh?
    B: I was doing my shopping when he entered the shop.

Key rules

  • will — a spontaneous decision, promise or offer: I promise I will do it; I’ll get him.
  • be going to — an intention or a prediction based on evidence: I’m going to buy a car; He’s going to faint.
  • Present Continuous — a fixed future arrangement: I’m flying tomorrow; I’m seeing the doctor.
  • Present Simple — habits, facts and stative verbs: We get up every day; I mean to visit it.
  • Present Perfect — a result or experience connected with the present: We have already visited it.
  • Present Perfect Continuous — an action continuing for some time: We have been walking since morning.
  • Past Continuous + Past Simple — a longer action interrupted by a short event: I was walking when I slipped.
  • With than, use a comparative form; with the ... in the world/family, use a superlative form.