Opposite adjectives for describing people and things – A1 English Vocabulary

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Exercise 3: Opposite adjectives for describing people and things.

Exercise 3: Opposite adjectives for describing people and things.

Fill in each gap with the correct opposite adjective.

1

The rock is hard, but the pillow is .

2

The steak is thick, but the paper is .

3

The cup was full of water, but now it's .

4

The room was clean, but now it's .

5

The sun is bright, but the moon is .

6

This handbag is expensive, but that handbag is .

7

Is it a long story or a story?

8

He's normally happy, but today he looks .

9

His aunt is , but his uncle is fat.

10

The new student is , but the teacher is old.