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ANTONYMS (WORDS WITH THE OPPOSITE MEANING) 1

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level: Beginner (A1/A2)




Write the antonym of each word. Example: "He wasn't happy; he was sad."


1. Don't talk so loudly. Talk more .

2. I love my new car. I sold my one.

3. One of his best friends is very rich, but he used to be .

4. Do you like big cars or ones?

5. This towel is wet. Give me a one.

6. Q: Is that the right answer. A: No, it's .

7. I felt bad in the morning, but now I feel .

8. This shirt is dirty. Give me a shirt.

9. I don't want to spend more time with him. I want to spend time with him.

10. Q: Do you feel better? A: No, I feel !

11. He's never early; he's always .

12. Q: Was she wearing the bright dress? A: No, the one.

13. Q: Is your friend tall? A: No, he's pretty .

14. P1: The test was really hard! P2: Really? I thought it was .

15. Don't be mean! Be ! ("kind" is also acceptable)

16. Q: Is this his best book? A: No, it's his one.

17. P1: My soup is too cold. P2: Well, mine is too !

8. P1: What an interesting movie! P2: Hmm, I thought it was .

9. Q: Is the store open? A: No, I think it's .

10. I thought he lived close, but he lives really !





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