"I'm ______ with my job because the company is too quiet." [bored / boring]
"I'm bored with my job because the company is too quiet."
People are ______ when they eat fruit and vegetables every day. [health / healthy]
People are healthy when they eat fruit and vegetables every day.
"My brother and his friends are ______ because they play football every day." [active / actively]
"My brother and his friends are active because they play football every day."
The ______ dog doesn't want to walk to the park. [lazily / lazy]
The lazy dog doesn't want to walk to the park.
______ people sometimes spend a lot of money on gold jewellery. [rich / richly]
Rich people sometimes spend a lot of money on gold jewellery.
Vietnam has many ______ places for people to visit. [attractive / attracted]
Vietnam has many attractive places for people to visit.
"So how are you enjoying ______ life?" "I'm very happy, but it's different to how I thought." [married / marry]
"So how are you enjoying married life?" "I'm very happy, but it's different to how I thought."
Jack's baby brother is really ______, but sometimes he's a little naughty. [cute / cutely]
Jack's baby brother is really cute, but sometimes he's a little naughty.
He is a highly ______ person who is good at solving difficult Maths problems. [intelligent / intelligently]
He is a highly intelligent person who is good at solving difficult Maths problems.
Many ______ people can't pay their electricity bills because they are retired. [elder / elderly]
Many elderly people can't pay their electricity bills because they are retired.
José and Pilar are good ______ [friend] of mine because I met them at university 5 years ago.
José and Pilar are good friends of mine because I met them at university 5 years ago.
"Have you met Patrick, my next-door ______ [neighbourhood]?" "No, I haven't"
"Have you met Patrick, my next-door neighbour?" "No, I haven't"
"She's a really nice ______ [women], but her friend is crazy."
"She's a really nice woman, but her friend is crazy."
"You’re the only ______ [people] I know here. Do you want to dance?"
"You’re the only person I know here. Do you want to dance?"
"Joe finished reading his newspaper. Would you like to read ______ [it]?"
"Joe finished reading his newspaper. Would you like to read it?"
"Do you know Harry" "Yes, I know him, but I don't think he knows ______ [I]."
"Do you know Harry" "Yes, I know him, but I don't think he knows me."
