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A: I sent you a message last night and you didn't reply! B: But I _____ reply! I texted you straight away.
did
A: I don't feel like cooking tonight. B: Neither _____ I. Shall we go out for dinner?
do
A. I've never seen this before. B: Well, I _____.
have
A: I'll be home late tonight. B: _____ you? Where are you going?
will
A: You couldn't lend me some money _____ you? B: No, sorry.
could
easily made angry or annoyed, cranky (compound adjective)
bad-tempered
unwilling to spend money, not generous (compound adjective)
tight-fisted
often forgetting or not noticing things, daydreaming (compound adjective)
absent minded
determined to do what you want to do, even if other people advise you not to (compound adjective)
strong-willed
sensible and emotionally in control of yourself (compound adjective)
well-balanced or level-headed
having a high opinion of how important and clever you are (compound adjective)
big-headed
Not willing to listen to ideas different from your own (compound adjective)
narrow-minded (closed-minded is ok)
dishonest, untrustworthy, as if you have more than one personality (compound adjective)
two-faced
thinking only about yourself and not about other people (compound adjective)
self-centered
calm, relaxed, not easily upset by what other people do (compound adjective)
easy-going or laid back
(rewrite as a the+the comparative). If you earn more, you pay more tax.
The more you earn, the more tax you pay.
