Share Personality adjectives and word formation and idioms
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CORRECT THE MISTAKE. I don't know why Marian still goes to French class with that imcompetent teacher- I learnt nothing in the six weeks I attended.
incompetent
CORRECT THE MISTAKE. My sister has a totally inrational fear of rabbits - they're not scary at all.
irrational
CORRECT THE MISTAKE. My dog Fido has been really unobedient lately, so I'm going to take him to puppy training classes.
disobedient
CORRECT THE MISTAKE. In your completely disbiased opinion, is my essay for Professor Smith too critical?
unbiased
CORRECT THE MISTAKE. It was so inresponsible of you and Mo to go to that party the night before your exam.
irresponsible
CORRECT THE MISTAKE. I need help with my art project, but the teacher is rather irapproachable.
unapproachable
CORRECT THE MISTAKE. My flatmate always eats my food without asking and PUT INJURY ON INSULT, he never botthers to replace it.
to add insult to injury
CORRECT THE MISTAKE. My sister and I are identical twins, but we're POLES AWAY when it comes to personality
poles apart
CORRECT THE MISTAKE. You need to watch what you say around Marco at the moment. He's got a few chips on his shoulder after he didn't get the promotion.
got a chip on his shoulder
CORRECT THE MISTAKE. My cousins are all great. I've always GOT ON WITH THEM LIKE A HOME IN A FIRE.
got on with them like a house on fire.
I'd love to come out tonight, but I'm IN MY PARENTS' NAUGHTY BOOKS after I failed that exam.
in my parents' bad books.
CORRECT THE MISTAKE. My sister posted a nasty comment on a photo I shared - I was REDUCED TO CRYING.
reducted to tears
