Verb, noun, adjective

1. Live, alive and life.

Live is a verb. The present simple is live and lives, and the past simple is lived.

• Some people think Elvis Presley lives in Australia.

Alive and live are adjectives. Alive means "not dead".

• Some people think Elvis Prelsey is alive.

Live is used to describe a performance. It means "not recorded".

• Elvis's last live concert was on June 26, 1977.

Life is a noun.

• Elvis didn't have an easy life.

Choose the correct word to complete the sentences.

2. Die, dead and death.

Die is a verb. The present simple is die and dies, and the past simple is died:

• Elvis died on August 16, 1977.

Dead is an adjective:

• The king is dead.

Death is a noun:

• His death was a shock to his fans.

Choose the correct word to complete the sentences.

3. Film titles.

Use the words below to complete the film titles.