Spotlight 9. Module 2d

Complete the sentences using the words below. 1. I don't see why do you do your shopping in the city centre, when the shops offer everything you can ask for. 2. Don't mind Mrs Parker. She's not mean, she's just a old lady who wants to know everything about her neighbours! 3. I suggest doing the shopping in the morning, when most people are at work and the shops aren't so . 4. I'd never imagined that living in the suburbs would be so and quiet. 5. Tony's new house is very ; nothing like her old one-bedroom apartment. 6. Living next to a playground gets a little when all the neighbourhood children gather around to play.

Match the adjectives to their opposites.

Use correct adjectives to complete the sentences. 1. The streets in this neighbourhood are so that there's not enough room for two cars to pass at the same time. 2. I don't like the way they have decorated their living room; I think it looks really . 3. Their house in the country is full of old, wooden, furniture, which gives the whole place a very beautiful and warm look. 4. Our next-door neighbours are very ; they keep having loud parties all the time.

Use the words below to complete the exchanges. 1. A: Could you give me the directions to the ? I need to buy some meat. B: I'll go with you. It's opposite the where I'll buy the paper. 2. A: Hi, Carol. Would you like to go to a for a cup of coffee? B: Sure, but first I have to go to the to get some money. 3. A: I feel terrible! I should go to the to get some aspirin. B: You can't leave your in this cold weather! I'll go and get some for you. 4. A: I need to buy some bread. Is there a nearby? B: Yes, it's next to a down the street where you can buy your fruit and vegetables.

Choose the correct response. 1. A: Would you like me to feed your dog while you're away? B: 2. A: I'm so sorry, I didn't mean to bump into you. B: 3. A: Would you mind moving your car, please? B: 4. A: Can you please show me how to do this exercise? B: