interested : intéressé(e)

amused : amusé(e)

bored : qui s'ennuie / ennuyé

boring : ennuyeux / ennuyant

amusing : amusant

disappointing : décevant

1. He was arrested by a policeman because he was riding without a helmet (casque).

2. He left home without an umbrella and now it's raining.

3. When Jane babysits she gets 8 euros an hour.

4. She goes swimming once a week.

5. I'll be done in an hour.

1. It's the most interesting book I've ever read.

2. It's the best film I've ever seen.

3. It's the best / tastiest cake I've ever eaten.

4. It's the worst thing that's ever happened.

5. It's the hardest / most difficult work I've ever done.

1. Tourist: "What's the shortest way to the Tate Modern, please?"

2. Policeman: "It's quite far."

3. Tourist: "What's the best way to get there? To take The bus or the Tube ? To walk?"

4. Policeman: "The quickest way to get there is to take the bus.

5. It'll be cheaper and more convenient."

1. ‘Mary will pass her exam, won't she?'

2. ‘Jane doesn't work a lot, does she?'

3. ‘Steve's working in his room, isn't he?'

4. ‘Ethan was working ten minutes ago, wasn't he?'

5. ‘Steve and Kenneth will take part in the competition, won't they?'

6. ‘Ann and Julia are sisters, aren't they?

7. ‘They've just finished their studies, haven't they?'

1. ‘I love rap'. ‘So do I.'

2. ‘I bought a new album yesterday'. ‘So did I.'

3. ‘I'm going to listen to it all day long.' ‘So am I.'

4. ‘I've got lots of albums at home.' ‘So have I.'

5. ‘I'd love to be a singer'. ‘So would I.'

1. We must buy some orange juice. There isn't any left in the fridge.

2. Could someone lend me a pen, please?

3. I'm sorry but I can't do anything for you.

4. John and Mary have no pets.

5. No pets are allowed in this shop.

1. Samantha: ‘Let's prepare the sandwiches. We need some bread and some butter. Is there any butter left in the fridge?'

2. Mark: ‘I'm afraid there's no butter at all.'

3. Samantha: ‘We need to buy some then.

4. We also need some ham. Mark, you'll have to go and buy some.'

5. Mark: ‘I don't want any lettuce in my sandwich.'

6. Samantha: ‘Don't worry, there won't be any.'

1. J.F. Kennedy was an American politician who became president of the USA in 1961.

2. He was the youngest president that was elected to this office.

3. Dallas is the city where he was assassinated.

4. The man who killed him was Lee Harvey Oswald.

5. The day when he was killed Americans were shocked.

6. He's one of the most popular US presidents that / Ø I know.

1. Neil Amstrong is the first astronaut who landed on the moon.

2. The Mayflower was a ship which transported the Pilgrim Fathers from England.

3. The Great Depression is a period of economic crisis which began in October, 1929 and continued through most of the 30s.

4. 9/11/2001 is the day when the World Trade Center was destroyed by a terrorist attack.

5. Plymouth Plantation is the place where the Pilgrim Fathers arrived.