3 Read the rule and the examples. Then add the words in blue in the text to the correct categories.
A compound adjective is usually made of two
words. They are often written as one word or
linked together with a hyphen (-) to show they
are part of the same adjective.
1 adjective / adverb / noun + past participle:
old-fashioned, well-behaved, man-made,
1.I am going to the school now( Present Continous)/на данный момент я иду в школу.
2.You go to the hospital every week(Present simple)/ты идешь в больницу каждую неделю.
3. She will play with us (Future simple)/она будет играть с нами.
4. We ate some food and buy some clothes for my dad(Past Simple)/мы ели еду и покупали одежду для моего папы.
5. He is drinking a hot chocolate (Present Continous)/он пьёт горячий шоколад.
6. They always laughing for a funny cat(Present simple)/они всегда смеются над забавной кошкой.
7. I will sleep in the big and new bed(Future simple)/я буду спать на большой и новой постели.
8. You ran to the lessons(Past simple)/ты бежал на уроки.
9. We are looking to the our dog (present continous)/мы смотрим на нашу собаку.
10. Every day he go to his grandmother(present simple)/каждый день он идет к своей бабушке.