Make up sentences using the adjectives as complements

A.	B.
What food tastes sweet?	What objects feel soft?
… … acid?	… … silky?
… … bitter?	… … smooth?
… … tart?	… … mossy?
… … creamy?	… … rough?
… … delicious?	… … hard?
… … superb?	… … hairy?
… … lousy?	… … furry?
… … rotten?	… … clammy?

Reconstruct a possible first half of each sentence using either a ‘sensing verb’: TASTE, FEEL, SMELL etc., or SEEM or both.

1. … but in fact it’s very good for you.

2. … but in fact he is rather nice.

3. … but in fact it’s very enjoyable.

4. … but in fact they are poisonous.

5. … but in fact it’s quite safe.

6. … but in fact she’s very gentle.

7. … but in fact it’s no good at all.

8. … but in fact they work very well.

9. … but in fact he is reliable.

10. … but in fact it is old.

Complete the sentences with the following adjectives:

shrill, grave, warmer, louder, interesting, grey, intent, tall, worse, bigger

1. His face grew…

2. Her hair is growing…

3. The girl’s eyes grew…

4. The man’s voice grew…

5. The weather grew…

6. The tree grew…

7. The noise slowly grew…

8. Little details grew…

9. The work grew…

10. The situation grew…

Restore the subject in each sentence.

1. … grew harder.

2. … grew thick and hoarse.

3. … grew louder.

4. … was growing more dense.

5. … is growing more intense.

6. … grows more demanding every day.

7. … grew less frequent.

8. … grew deeper than ever.

9. … has grown worse over the last four months.

10. … is growing dark.