Question 1
We use a _____ table for breakfast, but the table is too _____ for six people.
Options: smalls, small, is small, a small
Common Adjectives - Food and the Kitchen
Choose the adjective or adjective phrase that has the correct form and position. Remember that adjectives can come before nouns or after be, follow a basic order, and do not take plural -s.
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Question 2
We need two _____ for the salad.
Options: red tomatoes, red tomato, reds tomatoes
Question 3
Maya chose _____ for her lunch.
Options: a green big apple, a big green apple, a big greens apple
Question 4
The soup is cooking in _____ on the stove.
Options: a nice old black pot, a black old nice pot, a nice black old pot
Question 5
The plates _____, so they match the white cups.
Options: white are, are whites, are white
Question 6
The recipe has only three steps. It is _____.
Options: a very easy, very easy, easy very
Question 7
The children are smiling because their lunch is ready. They are _____.
Options: happy, happys, a happy
Question 8
This recipe has twenty steps and takes three hours. It is _____.
Options: easy, small, difficult
Question 9
A: _____? B: Yes. They taste very nice, and everyone wants another one.
Options: Are the sandwiches goods, Do the sandwiches good, Are the sandwiches good
Question 10
They put _____ in the center of the table.
Options: a small yellow beautiful cake, a beautiful small yellow cake, a yellow beautiful small cake
Question 11
The oven came from the shop this morning. It _____.
Options: is new, are new, new is
Question 12
This knife cannot cut the bread. We need a _____ knife.
Options: good really, really good, really goods
Practise Common Adjectives - Food and the Kitchen with this interactive fill-in-the-blank exercise of 12 questions. Choose the option that correctly completes each sentence, then submit to check your answers and get instant feedback on every choice.
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