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# Ice

## Verb + ice

ice forms

ice melts

ice cracks

scrape ice off (your car)

be covered with ice

skate on ice

skid on ice

slip on ice

## Adjective + ice

thick ice

thin ice

black ice

## Exercises

1. The sun came out and ***melted*** the ice on the pavements.
2. Do you think the ice ***on the pond*** is now thick enough to ***skate*** on?
3. My friend’s car ***skidded*** on some black ice and hit a tree.
4. The lake is usually ***covered*** with thick ice for ***most of January and February***.
5. My mother broke her arm when she ***slipped*** on some ice and fell.
6. As soon as I got on the thin ice, it started to ***crack***. I ***got off*** it very quickly!
7. Ice had ***formed*** on the windscreen of my car ***overnight***. I had to ***scrape*** it off before I could drive to work.