Complete the sentences with the correct word from the list.
• After hearing the good news, she was absolutely _ and couldn’t stop smiling.

• He was so___ to finish the marathon that nothing could stop him from reaching the finish line.
• She felt ____when she saw the test results and realized she had passed.

• I was___ when I couldn’t figure out how to solve the math problem, even after trying for hours.
• He was when the flight was delayed for hours, and the plane finally took off. • She was completely ___ when she saw the giant spider crawling across the floor.
• After the confusing presentation, I felt totally ___ and had no idea what had just happened.

Fill-in-the-Blanks:

Complete the sentences with the correct form: “could/might have done (past),” “could/might be + -ing (present),” or “could/might be about to + infinitive(future).”
I’m not sure where Tom is, but he _ (leave) already.

She (talk) to the manager right now; I can see her in his office.
They (celebrate) their anniversary tonight; they’re going to a fancy restaurant.

He (study) for the exam. I saw him with his books earlier.
We’re not sure why they’re upset, but they (find) out about the mistake.

She _ (call) you any minute now, so stay by the phone

Remake the following sentences using “could/might have” or “could/might be” as appropriate.
• I think Sarah finished her homework recently. → She _ finished her homework.
• It looks like he’s in a meeting. → He (talk) to someone at the moment.
• The bus is probably leaving soon. → The bus leave any minute now.
• I haven’t seen her for a while, but she might be taking a break. → She (take) a break.
• I think he’s just gotten home. → He _ (arrive) home

Describe this photo in detail using active phrases

HOMEWORK

1.
Select the correct word from the options to complete the sentence.
1 I felt completely _ when I couldn’t find my phone after searching for 20 minutes.

a) enthusiastic

b) relieved

c) confused

2 She was so ____-about starting her new job that she stayed up all night preparing.
• a) thrilled
• b) frustrated
• c) determined
3 After hearing the bad news, I felt ____and just wanted to give up.

• a) relieved • b) frustrated • c) terrified

4 He was so by the scary movie that he couldn’t sleep that night.
• a) terrified
• b) determined
• c) enthusiastic
5 The team was so ___ to finally win the championship after years of hard work.
• a) confused
• b) enthusiastic
• c) relieved

6. I was — to be sitting next to such a distinguished amd well-known politician

• a) confused
• b) thrilled
• c) relieved

2.Rewrite the sentences with the correct form:
“could/might have done ” “could/might be doing ,” or “could/might be about to do .”

1. I saw her looking at her phone, so maybe she finished reading the message.
   → She _ _ (read) the message.
2. We can hear the music from next door. They are probably having a party.
   → They _ _ (have) a party.
3. It looks like they are getting ready to leave.
   → They _ _ (leave) in an hour .
4. I haven’t seen Tim yet.
   → Tim _ _ (perform) on the stage right now.
5. I believe it’s Julia , she is in line for coffee
   → She _ _ (order) her coffee.
6. My neighbour probably got scared of the earthquake last night

→He —-(be) terrified of the disaster

3.Describe this photo(what it shown,the appearance,feelings,what could have happpened or might be happening/is about to happen)