Opposite adjectives for describing people and things – A1 English Vocabulary

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Exercise 2: Choose the correct opposite adjective for each gap.

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Explanation

Exercise 2: Choose the correct opposite adjective for each gap.

Select the correct option (A–J) for each sentence.

1
My glass was full, but now it's ____.
2
My backpack is heavy, and your backpack is ____.
3
The rooms downstairs are dim, but the rooms upstairs are ____.
4
A koala is slow, and a kangaroo is ____.
5
This restaurant was cheap in the past, but now it's ____.
6
This bed is hard. I want a ____ bed.
7
This line is very thin. You need to draw a ____ line.
8
Are these clothes clean or ____?
9
Your soup is cold, but my soup is ____.
10
I don't like ____ films, I prefer short films.