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My grandmother is always forgetting her keys. She's very (mind)
absentminded
Oliver’s wife isn’t as crazy as he is. She seems very___________________. (balance)
well-balanced
Our English teacher doesn't get angry easily.. She's extremely . (temper)
good-tempered
My parents are very___________________. They won’t listen to other people’s opinions, (mind)
narrow-minded
Grace never thinks of anyone else because she’s so ___________________. (center)
self-centered
My sister-in-law is very___________________. She says one thing and does another, (face)
two-faced
Since he went abroad, Jack has become more about other cultures, (mind)
open-minded
You won't be able to change her mind - she's very ___________________. (will)
strong-willed
9 When we go out, my friend Jack never offers to pay for gas. I wish he wasn't so__________________. (fist)
tight-fisted
The new manager thinks a lot of himself. He's very . (head)
big-headed
My boss is very ................... (bad-) . When things go wrong he starts shouting at everyone.
bad-tempered
I’m very ............. (-back). Nothing really bothers me.
laid-back
I think Paul is very .............. (tight-) . He never spends money unless he absolutely has to.
tight-fisted
4 Syliva won’t have any problems at the interview – she’s very ........... (self-) .
self-confident
That dress is very ........... (old-) . It looks like the kind of thing my grandma would wear.
old-fashioned
