(Basic) Practice 1. Sentence Structure: It’s + adjective + to do something: Snap Language™

Practice 1. Sentence Structure: It’s + adjective + to do something (A-Level, Basic)

Based on this lesson, use the clues in parentheses to fill in each blank using the structure “it” + be + adjective + to-infinitive.

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1. (polite / say goodbye to everyone) when you leave.

It’s polite to say goodby to everyone when you leave.

2. (important / learn vocabulary) when you learn a new language.

It’s important to learn vocabulary when you learn a new language.

3. (difficult / understand my teacher) Sometimes .

Sometimes it’s difficult to understand my teacher.

4. (important / get enough sleep) every night.

It’s important to get enough sleep every night.

5. (wrong / copy someone’s homework?) ?

— Yes, of course it is!

Is it wrong to copy someone’s homework? …

6. (legal / use your phone while driving?) in California ?

Is it legal in California to use your phone while driving?

7. (very nice / meet you in person)

It’s very nice to meet you in person.

8. (expensive / live in Chicago?) ?

Is it expensive to live in Chicago?

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