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    Opposite Adjectives provides a list of adjectives and their opposite meanings. Part A gives examples of using opposite adjectives in sentences. Some of the opposites included are: hot/cold, unsure/certain, nervous/calm, asleep/awake, cruel/kind, late/early, dry/wet, crooked/straight, tough/tender, sweet/bitter, right/left, sick/healthy, sad/happy, thin/fat, loud/soft, far/near, difficult/easy, loose/tight, private/public, and strange/normal.

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    Opposite Adjectives provides a list of adjectives and their opposite meanings. Part A gives examples of using opposite adjectives in sentences. Some of the opposites included are: hot/cold, unsure/certain, nervous/calm, asleep/awake, cruel/kind, late/early, dry/wet, crooked/straight, tough/tender, sweet/bitter, right/left, sick/healthy, sad/happy, thin/fat, loud/soft, far/near, difficult/easy, loose/tight, private/public, and strange/normal.

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    Opposite Adjectives provides a list of adjectives and their opposite meanings. Part A gives examples of using opposite adjectives in sentences. Some of the opposites included are: hot/cold, unsure/certain, nervous/calm, asleep/awake, cruel/kind, late/early, dry/wet, crooked/straight, tough/tender, sweet/bitter, right/left, sick/healthy, sad/happy, thin/fat, loud/soft, far/near, difficult/easy, loose/tight, private/public, and strange/normal.

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    Opposite Adjectives
    Adjective Opposite adjective Meaning
    asleep awake
    alert drowsy
    alive dead
    awesome terrible
    best worst
    big small
    bitter sweet
    brave afraid
    bright dull
    calm nervous
    certain unsure
    close distant
    cold hot
    cool uncool
    complete incomplete
    cruel kind
    dark light
    dangerous safe
    different same
    dirty clean
    dry wet
    early late
    easy difficult
    far near
    fast slow
    fat thin
    future past
    happy sad
    healthy sick
    hungry full
    interesting boring
    left right
    loose tight
    loud soft
    low high
    narrow wide
    normal strange
    old young
    on off
    open closed
    public private
    raw cooked
    regular irregular
    right wrong
    rough smooth
    short tall
    small large
    smart stupid
    soft hard
    special ordinary
    straight crooked
    tender tough
    top bottom
    true false
    white black
    wise foolish

    Red Level Lesson 25: Opposite Adjectives


    Part A.

    Directions: Write the adjective that completes each sentence.

    Example: Is she an interesting person? -----> No, she's boring.

    1. Is it cold outside? -----> No, it's ___________.

    2. Are they certain about their decision? -----> No, they're _________.

    3. Was she calm when the doctor told her the news? ----> No, she was ________.

    4. Is your baby awake? -----> No, he's ________.

    5. Is your teacher kind? -----> No, she's very ________.

    6. Did you wake up early this morning? -----> No, I woke up ________.

    7. Is the ground wet? -----> No, it's ________.

    8. Does that line look like it's straight? -----> No, it looks ________.

    9. Is the meat tender? -----> No, it's a little ________.

    10. Do you like bitter chocolate? -----> No, I like chocolate that's ________.

    11. Do I turn left here? -----> No, take a ________.

    12. Is your grandmother healthy? -----> No, she's ________.

    13. Are those kids happy? -----> No, they're ________.

    14. Is his girlfriend fat? -----> No, she's ________.

    15. Do you like soft music? -----> No, I like music that's extremely ________.

    16. Is the school near your house? -----> No, it's pretty ________.

    17. Was the test easy? -----> No, it was ________.

    18. Does she like to wear tight jeans? -----> No, she likes jeans that feel ________.

    19. Is this club open to the public? -----> No, it's a ________ club.

    20. Is it normal to be this warm in January? -----> No, it's very ________.
    Part A.

    Directions: Write the adjective that completes each sentence.

    Example: Is she an interesting person? -----> No, she's boring.

    1. Is it cold outside? -----> No, it's hot.

    2. Are they certain about their decision? -----> No, they're unsure.

    3. Was she calm when the doctor told her the news? ----> No, she was nervous.

    4. Is your baby awake? -----> No, he's asleep.

    5. Is your teacher kind? -----> No, she's very cruel.

    6. Did you wake up early this morning? -----> No, I woke up late. (This is an adverb)

    7. Is the ground wet? -----> No, it's dry.

    8. Does that line look like it's straight? -----> No, it looks crooked.

    9. Is the meat tender? -----> No, it's a little tough.

    10. Do you like bitter chocolate? -----> No, I like chocolate that's sweet.

    11. Do I turn left here? -----> No, take a right.

    12. Is your grandmother healthy? -----> No, she's sick.

    13. Are those kids happy? -----> No, they're sad.

    14. Is his girlfriend fat? -----> No, she's thin.

    15. Do you like soft music? -----> No, I like music that's extremely loud.

    16. Is the school near your house? -----> No, it's pretty far.

    17. Was the test easy? -----> No, it was difficult.

    18. Does she like to wear tight jeans? -----> No, she likes jeans that feel loose.

    19. Is this club open to the public? -----> No, it's a private club.

    20. Is it normal to be this warm in January? -----> No, it's very strange.

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