Use the sentences to complete the crossword
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**Furniture**
1. **Use the sentences to complete the crossword.**
**ACROSS**
1. I am looking at his hair in the mirror.
5. Lisa is sitting at the ___ in the kitchen.
9. This person hangs clothes in the ___.
**DOWN**
1. My dad is doing homework at his ___.
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**What are your favourite pieces of furniture?**
Choose three pieces and write about each one.
I love the armchair in our living room because it's very comfortable.
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**-ed and -ing adjectives**
Circle the adjectives in the word snake below.
bored annoyed relaxing amazing interesting
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**Circle the correct adjective.**
1. This sunset is (amazing / amazed).
2. This lesson is (boring / bored).
3. I love holidays. They’re so (relaxed / relaxing).
4. I broke Mr. Evan’s window with our ball. I think he is a bit (annoying / annoyed) with us.
5. I passed the exam! I’m (amazing / amazed).
6. Don’t turn the TV off, Dad. This programme is really (interesting / interested).
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**WordWise**
Phrasal verbs with look.
1. What are you looking at?
2. Did you look up what happened to your sandwich?
3. Do you want to come to my house after school?
4. What are you looking for?
**Furniture**
1. **Use the sentences to complete the crossword.**
**ACROSS**
1. I am looking at his hair in the mirror.
5. Lisa is sitting at the ___ in the kitchen.
9. This person hangs clothes in the ___.
**DOWN**
1. My dad is doing homework at his ___.
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**What are your favourite pieces of furniture?**
Choose three pieces and write about each one.
I love the armchair in our living room because it's very comfortable.
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**-ed and -ing adjectives**
Circle the adjectives in the word snake below.
bored annoyed relaxing amazing interesting
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**Circle the correct adjective.**
1. This sunset is (amazing / amazed).
2. This lesson is (boring / bored).
3. I love holidays. They’re so (relaxed / relaxing).
4. I broke Mr. Evan’s window with our ball. I think he is a bit (annoying / annoyed) with us.
5. I passed the exam! I’m (amazing / amazed).
6. Don’t turn the TV off, Dad. This programme is really (interesting / interested).
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**WordWise**
Phrasal verbs with look.
1. What are you looking at?
2. Did you look up what happened to your sandwich?
3. Do you want to come to my house after school?
4. What are you looking for?