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  • An adjective to describe someone who is not willing to work or use any effort
    LAZY
  • An adjective to describe someone who acts in an angry or violent way towards other people
    AGGRESSIVE
  • An adjective to describe someone who is always telling people what to do
    BOSSY
  • An adjective to describe someone who becomes angry and annoyed easily
    BAD-TEMPERED
  • An expression with take that means 'To not interpret something/someone as a joke or To be genuinely concerned by something'
    TAKE SERIOUSLY
  • An adjective to describe someone who always hopes or believes that good things will happen in the future
    OPTIMISTIC
  • A phrasal verb with take that means 'to look like or be like someone in your family'
    TAKE AFTER
  • An adjective to describe someone who is not like by many people
    UNPOPULAR
  • An adjective to describe someone who uses words in a clever and funny way
    WITTY
  • A phrasal verb with take that means 'to begin to control or organize something'
    TAKE CHARGE
  • An expression with take that means 'to consider/remember something when making a decision or judgement'
    TAKE ACCOUNT OF
  • An adjective to describe someone who is easily annoyed by mistakes or by having to wait for something
    IMPATIENT
  • An adjective to describe someone who is unhappy or angry because someone has something that they want
    JEALOUS
  • A phrasal verb with take that means ' to remove something'
    TAKE OUT
  • An adjective to describe someone who doesn't change in their friendship or support for a person or their beliefs in something
    LOYAL
  • An adjective to describe someone who always wants to win and be more successful than other people
    COMPETITIVE
  • An adjective to describe someone who is determined to do what they want and refuses to change their opinions or decisions
    STUBBORN
  • A phrasal verb with take that means ' to quickly increase or become successful'
    TAKE OFF
  • An expression with take that means '(of two or more people) to do something one after the other, not at the same time'
    TAKE TURNS
  • An adjective to describe someone who is very happy and positive
    CHEERFUL
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