Doesn’t Nina care what people think of her? (No, she’s not critical of public opinion. / No, she’s not bothered about public opinion. / No, she’s not cautious about public opinion.)

I don’t know why Jo doesn’t like me making new friends. Maybe he’s just a bit (loyal to / addicted to / jealous of / mean about) the idea that I might like other people.

A good driver has a picture of what’s around them and are generally very (critical of / aware of) their surroundings.

I loved the latest superhero movie. I was so (adventurous with / impressed by / loyal to) the acting.

The team’s manager doesn’t have great people skills and is very unpopular. She needs to be less (decisive about / mean about / loyal to / impressed by) players’ performances.

The best sports players know what they are going to do instantly. They tend to be very (hopeless at / mean about / decisive about) their next move.

Why is Sophie so unsure about whether or not to take the job? (She’s naturally very hopeless at change. / She’s naturally very decisive about change. / She’s naturally very cautious about change.)

I am usually very (aware of / critical of) musicals, but I really enjoyed the Lion King.

I don’t want to be mean about WITH / BEN, / HE / BUT / VERY / ADVENTUROUS / ISN'T where he goes on holiday.

Tom is a great friend to have because he is always so supportive. He’s very (adventurous with / loyal to / jealous of) those he cares about.

I can’t live without sport. Perhaps I’m just ___ to watching and playing it.

Sonja chose very quickly as usual. She’s always been very (decisive / hopeless) about everything.