Complete sentences with missing words and phrases. 1. She is so .... She only thinks of herself!

### Exercise 2 1. She is so **selfish**. She only thinks of herself! 2. How do you spend your free time? – I like to **surf the Net** online. 3. John is happy one minute and sad the next. He is so **moody**. 4. What if we **watch** DVDs tonight? 5. I know the queue is long, but we must be **patient** and wait our turn. 6. To find the information I need I can **chat** and find it. (Note: This is an unusual context for 'chat', but it is the remaining option). 7. Bill always says unkind things to me. He's so **mean**. 8. At weekends Margret does **voluntary work** at the hospital. She reads books to little children. 9. Sam is so **jealous**. He always wants what other people have. ### Exercise 3 1. What **are** you **doing** now and where is your sister? – I **am listening** to music and my sister **is surfing** the Net. 2. **Are** you **working** this week? – No, it **is** my week off. 3. It **is not raining** now. – Really? It **has been raining** since this morning. 4. I **am thinking** about going to the cinema. Are you with me? – Yes. What film **do** you **want** to see? 5. I **am** hungry. I **have not eaten** anything since lunchtime. 6. Andrew and Mark **are having a** party this Saturday. Will you come? 7. It **is** autumn now. Days **are getting** colder and colder. 8. She **is always complaining** about everything. – Yes, it **is** very annoying. 9. Lola **has not seen** Sue for ages. – Really? But she **works** at the supermarket near her house.