2use the words given in capitals to form a word that fits in the gap in the same line.​

1 excited 2 frightened 3 confusing 4 confused 5 amazed 6 surprising 7 interesting 8 interested

1 that he likes this song
2 is my sister
3 that he doesn't speak Italian
4 to say hello to to Jim
5 that the film began at seven o'clock
6 don't play on the grass
7 where did he spent his money
8 that he never makes mistakes
9 does she know Robert
10 don't try this at home
11 that she was very tired
12 to be careful
13 that she will get herself a drink
14 why haven't i phoned her
16 does he prefer tea or coffee
15 that he cannot drive them home
17 where did i spend my holidays last year
18 don't go too far
19 have we been shopping
20 don't make so much noise

1 There is a shop in the street.
2 There is a park near the school.
3 There are boxes with toys under the bed.
4 There is a garden behind the home.
5 There are books on the shelves.
6 There is a chair in the bedroom.
7 There is a cupboard in the class.
8 Is there a window in the room?
9 Is there a dog under the table?
10 Are there any glasses on the table?

1 There're two puppies in the bathroom.
2 There're five mice in the living -room.
3 There's a hamster in the hall.
4 There're three tortoises under the carpet.
5 There's a budgie in the garden.
6 There're three mice under the cupboard.
7 There're four tortoises under the carpet
8 There's a cat near the cupboard.
9 There're two dolls on the chair.
10 There's a rabbit under the chair.

1 is
2 are
3 are
4 is
5 are
6 is