What's the word? Definition: very large or great (OR) very good or excellent : wonderful // Example: That performance was _______________! He has a _______________ amount of energy. We have a _______________ problem The engine's power is _______________.

What's the word? Definition: having or showing great knowledge, wisdom or understanding (OR) difficult to understand // Example: His knowledge of history is _____________. Her books offer ______________ insights into the true nature of courage.

What's the word? Definition: a form of government in which people choose leaders by voting // Example: The nation has chosen ______________ over monarchy.

What's the word? Definition: relating to a subject in an appropriate way // Examples: The ideas and observations expressed in the book are still _______________ today. He asked a ___________ [=pertinent] question that was inspired by the lesson.

What's the word? Definition: to be the only person or thing that someone thinks or talks about (OR) to think and talk about someone or something too much //Examples: You need not to ______________ and just deal with the problem. I __________ over them—I cannot think about anything else.

Fill in the blank. A. "Gosh Jason, I'm tired of working every weekend." B. "That's too bad, Susie. We __________________(not work) on Saturdays." (= habit/routine)

Fill in the blank. "I cant wait to see the baby. I hear that the baby ___________ so cute." (= facts/general truth).

Fill in the blank. "She still _______________ (live) in Brooklyn." (=permanent situation, facts)

Fill in the blank. "Did Sandra move again? B. No, she _________________(live) in Brooklyn for now." (=temporary action focusing/emphasis on now)

Fill in the blank. "I cannot visit you today. I __________ (move) to another apartment." [happening now].

Fill in the blank. "This week, I _____________(eat) with my grandmother." [happening over current time].

Fill in the blank. "Stacey, check this video out! Martin ____________________ (sing and play) drums in the concert." [focus on ongoing present action]

Look at him today! The child _______________ [grow] month by month. [=emphasis on changes over present time]

Fill in the blank. "Ugh, I'm tired of Julia. She gets on my nerves. She _________________(always talk) about her boyfriend. Why am I the single one?" [=complaint]

Fill in the blank. "As his mother, I'm worried. Benny _______________ (always eat) fast food." (=emphasize unwanted repeated action).

Fill in the blank. "As his father, I'm proud of my daughter. She ______________ (always complete) her homework on time." (=emphasize normal, expected action).

Fill in the blank. "It ____________(appear) to me that Jason is hanging out with bad influences." (=fact, truth)

Fill in the blank. "I ____________ (dislike) Patricia. She is a mean-spirited person." (=fact/truth)

Fill in the blank. "I __________(feel) the soft material on the dress. I love how suave it is. Let's buy it." (=touch)

Fill in the blank. "Currently, I _____________(weigh) 140 pounds." (=fact/truth)

Fill in the blank. "I _____________(see) the dentist later today." (=visit a doctor)

Fill in the blank: Why _________________ (you/taste) the soup, dad? (=emphasis on action)

Fill in the blank. "Where ________________ (go) last night?" (completed action)

Fill in the blank. "Who _____________ (see) you at the movies last week?" (completed action)

Fill in the blank. "John ________________ (not speak) to me yesterday." (completed action)

Fill in the blank. "Yesterday, I ____________ (be) very sick." (past state of feeling)

Fill in the blank. "Yesterday, Jonah ______________(read) a book when he got an emergency call."

Fill in the blank. "Martin was talking on the phone and ____________ (wash) the dishes when Pablo emailed him."

"Jeremiah was hiking _______________Bob tripped on a rock."

"____________ Francis was painting a portrait, he remembered he needed to call his mother."

"Martin saw the message _________ he was taking a shower."