III Use two different ways to express the same meaning. Put the adjective in front of the noun or after the noun.
Example: This boy is three years old. He is a three-year-old boy.
1. These are friendly and helpful people.
2. This woman is not happy.
3. That show is very successful.
4. Those are useless suggestions.

These people are friendly and helpful.
This is an unhappy woman.
That is a very successful show.
Those suggestions are useless.

IV Make a sentence with one word or phrase from each of the boxes. Use the sentence pattern “It is... to do...”. There can be more than one correct answer.
exciting lie on the grass to a near place
healthy do exercise with friends
difficult go hiking without help
relaxing ride a bike three times a week
wonderful eat an ice cream in the hot weather
convenient complete a task on a cool day
Example: It is wonderful to eat an ice cream in the hot weather.
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It's exciting to go hiking with friends.
It's difficult to complete a task without help.
It's healthy to do exercise three times a week.
It's relaxing to ride a bike on a cool day.
It's wonderful to eat an ice cream in the hot weather.