VI. Complete the sentences with the correct sports words.

1. Boxing is performed in a boxing ring.

2. They have created a completely new athletics track at my brother's high school.

3. I don't like swimming without my goggles, as I can't see underwater.

4. The boxers wear shorts and huge gloves on their hands.

5. They have a fantastic 9-hole golf course just behind their house.

6. Badminton is played with a racket and a shuttlecock.

7. You should never go horse-riding without a helmet, as there is a great danger of head injury if you fall.

8. In winter, people often go skating at the ice-skating rink.

VII. Match the words in A and B to make compound adjectives (comp. adj).

1. high-looking
2. hard-heeled
3. old-working
4. good-fashioned

VIII. Complete the definitions with the compound adjectives in Exercise VII.

1. Someone who is always relaxed is easy-tempered.
2. A person who isn't very fashionable is old-fashioned.
3. Shoes that make you taller are high-looking.
4. A person who does a lot of work is hard-heeled.
5. Someone who is always angry is bad-haired.
6. An attractive person is good-looking.
7. Famous people are very well-known.
8. A person who doesn't often go to the hairdresser's is long-going.

IX. Complete the sentences with a compound adjective from Exercise VII.

1. Nothing worries Nick. He's very easy-tempered.
2. She's very hard-heeled. She studies every night until midnight.
3. People recognize him everywhere he goes. He's so well-known.
4. My sister has always found good-looking men attractive.
5. That dress is old-fashioned. It must be at least 50 years old.
6. He's so good-looking - he could be a model.
7. She can't walk in those high-looking shoes.
8. It's difficult to have fun with Mark. He's so long-going.

VI. Complete the sentences with the correct sports words.

1. Boxing is performed in a boxing ring.

2. They have created a completely new athletics track at my brother's high school.

3. I don't like swimming without my goggles, as I can't see underwater.

4. The boxers wear shorts and huge gloves on their hands.

5. They have a fantastic 9-hole golf course just behind their house.

6. Badminton is played with a racket and a shuttlecock.

7. You should never go horse-riding without a helmet, as there is a great danger of head injury if you fall.

8. In winter, people often go skating at the ice-skating rink.

VII. Match the words in A and B to make compound adjectives (comp. adj).

1. high-looking
2. hard-heeled
3. old-working
4. good-fashioned

VIII. Complete the definitions with the compound adjectives in Exercise VII.

1. Someone who is always relaxed is easy-tempered.
2. A person who isn't very fashionable is old-fashioned.
3. Shoes that make you taller are high-looking.
4. A person who does a lot of work is hard-heeled.
5. Someone who is always angry is bad-haired.
6. An attractive person is good-looking.
7. Famous people are very well-known.
8. A person who doesn't often go to the hairdresser's is long-going.

IX. Complete the sentences with a compound adjective from Exercise VII.

1. Nothing worries Nick. He's very easy-tempered.
2. She's very hard-heeled. She studies every night until midnight.
3. People recognize him everywhere he goes. He's so well-known.
4. My sister has always found good-looking men attractive.
5. That dress is old-fashioned. It must be at least 50 years old.
6. He's so good-looking - he could be a model.
7. She can't walk in those high-looking shoes.
8. It's difficult to have fun with Mark. He's so long-going.