Write a five-letter word in the gap. “He has a really good _________ of humor.”
sense
TRUE/FALSE? Describing Appearance: "My sister’s quiet slim.”
FALSE. My sister's quite slim.
Describing a characteristic - Having no humor: m / r / u / o / h / s / e / l / s / u (10 letters)
(having no humour) humourless
What song best represents you, or your attitude to life? WHY?
WELL DONE!
Do you prefer music in English or in your own language? Why?
FANTASTIC!
My colleague Craig is so m_ _ _ _ (5 letters). He’ll be fine one minute, then suddenly he starts acting like he hates everyone. It makes him quite difficult to be around.
moody
“Why are you being so _________? Think about someone else for a change!”. Which word doesn’t go in the gap? self-centred/ self-service/ selfish/ self-obsessed
self-service
(having a good relationship with someone) We _____ on well because we have a similar attitude to life and we always have lots to talk about.
get
kind and helpful: n / o / s / i / c / e / d / e / t / r / a (11 letters)
(meaning someone who always thinks about other people and their needs) considerate
Lia’s great, but sometimes I feel she’s a bit i_ _ _ n _ _ _ _ (9 letters). She says all these nice things, but I’m not sure she really means them.
insincere
easy to understand or simple: a / r / t / i / s / h / t / g / o / r / f / d / a / w / r (15 letters)
straightforward
Fill in the blank to complete these pairs of positive and negative adjectives: kind → unkind // honest → _______ // reliable → unreliable.
dishonest
“She has _________ hair.” Which word cannot go in the gap? straight /fair /tall /blonde
tall
What music do your parents listen to? What do you think of the music your parents listen to?
NICE TRY!
happy and positive: Sarah’s c_ _ _ _ _ _ l (8 letters) and fun to be around.
cheerful
“I wouldn’t speak to Graham in the mornings. He’s always so _________!” Which word goes in the gap? grumpy/ grandpa/ curly/ sincerely
grumpy