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~ __2 _The opposite of patient

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- He never
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tells the truth
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- he's very
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'>' '-8 1can't laughing when my dad

-... tries to dance.
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~-:"'10 '1 love reading.'
'Really? 1 can't - reading.'
:;'13 : He's very patient. He doesn't _
, waiting ifyou're late.
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15 Don't be ! Share your sweets
with your little brother,v
--' 16 '15 Pete sleeping?'
'No, he _
.~18 '1 like playing chess.' ' too.'
:- 19 Kate spends a lot oftime -'---_
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~~O My sister is very . She often

_ .. - tells jokes.
1 Tom offered to h~\p me with my homework. (help)
~own (l)
2 We spent an hour __ on the phone. (chat)
~-~ 1 'She doesn't say much.' 'No, she's very
3 1 can't stand a jacket and tie. (wear)
4 He refused his mum where he was going. (te!!)
-"'3 The opposíte of optimistic
5 He pretended not me. (hear)
=_'_.4. '1 like playing cornputergames.'
6 We decided to Nlajorca this summer. (go)
'Do you? What ._ do -yo U like
7 She can't heip nervous about the exams. (fee!)
doing?'_
-- - 8 1 don't fancy tonight. Let's go out. (stay in)
-. 5 1 hope study medicine at
.¡: 9 1 hope you next weekend. (see)
---- university next year.
10 1can't imagine old. (be)
;..~,'6-:- '. - you feel sea red in lifts?' 'No.
11 What time do you expect in London? (arrive)
1don't.'
12 1 don't mind football on N. (watch)
:', ::9- Sam ----:_ Patricia. He wants to
13 Why do you keep that song? 11'5annoying.
marry her, ."
(sing)
_ ;"11 , 'Do they wear trainers to schocl?'
14 1 didn't want to go to the party on my own, so my sister
'No, they , ,
agreed with me. (come)
12 You're very __ ,..- __ - you should take
more exercise. Underline four -ing forms and four infinitive forms in the
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14 l like watchingfootball on N, but I'd e-rnail. Some of them are incorrect. Correct them.
_____ playit. '
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- 17 The opposite of hard-workinq ..•. -'--'- -_ .....• _ ~i""
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~d the opposites ofthese persona[ity adjectives in the
Hi Jackie
; ~ord square and -+). el How are you7 1 keep to phone·you, but phonin~ I
1 confident 6 polite
you're always out, so 1 decided sending you
2 hard-working 7 quiet
,. an e-rnail. l'm having a very boring week. 1
3 mean 8 serious
spend all my time studying f()r the exams,
4 optimistic
5 patient
9 unfriendly
10 unkind
I but 1refuse to work all weekend. too! So
I
do you fancy to go to the cinema with me
I on Saturday? There are several good films
I AA P A T I E N T O I on that 1 want to see. 1 don't mind
I
¡ seeing any of them, so you can choose.
F R E P A
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'1 1 hope hearing from you soon. I
O I S R G R G f S! L T ¡ Lots of leve.
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- - -prefix: uno, dis-, in- or im-, .
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I 1 -comfortable uncornfortable 1