A WILDLIFE PARK
allowing people to do, say, or believe what they want without criticizing or punishing them.
tolerant ≠ intolerant (a) - tolerate (v) - tolerance (n)
TERRIFIED (A) - TERRIFY (V) - TERRIFYING (A)
CONFUSED (A) - CONFUSING (A) - CONFUSION (N) - TO CONFUSE (V)
A PALACE
a short holiday spent in a city
A CITY BREAK
someone
who is …………. always tells the truth and does not cheat or steal
(DIS)HONEST (A) - (DIS)HONESTY (N)
SHY (A) - SHYNESS (N)
SUSPICIOUS (A) - SUSPECT (N) - SUSPICION (N)
(DIS)LOYAL (A) - LOYALTY (N)
A RUIN
(UN)KIND (A) - (UN)KINDNESS (N)
worried about something
ANXIOUS (A) - ANXIETY (N)
someone or something that is ...................... can be trusted or depended on.
(UN)RELIABLE (A) - RELIABLILITY (N)
FRIGHTENED (A) - FRIGHTENING (A) - FRIGHT (N) - FRIGHTEN (V)
PUNCTUAL (A) - PUNCTUALITY (N)
easily
upset or offended by events or things that people say
(IN)SENSITIVE (A) - (IN)SENSIBILITY (N)
a large structure, usually made of stone, which is built to remind people of an event in history or of a famous person.
A MONUMENT
BORED (A) - BORING (A) - BOREDOM (N) - BORE (N/V)
A MOSQUE
SHOCKED (A) - SHOCK (V/N)
a
person, plan etc that
is …….. can change or be changed easily to suit any new situation
(IN)FLEXIBLE (A) - (IN)FLEXIBILITY (N)
A SQUARE
(IN)CONFIDENT - CONFIDENT (A)
A SHOPPING DISTRICT
DELIGHTED (A) - DELIGHTFUL (N) - DELIGHT (N/V)
AN AQUARIUM
A HARBOUR / WHARF
feeling
uncomfortable or nervous and worrying about what people think of you, for
example because you have made a silly mistake, or because you have
to talk or sing in public
EMBARRASSED (A) - EMBARRASSING (A) - EMBARRASSMENT (N) - EMBARRASS (V)
PROUD (A) - PRIDE (N/V) - TAKE PRIDE IN
A STATUE
RELIEVED (A) - TO RELIEVE (V) - RELIEF (N)
feeling
very sorry and embarrassed because of something you have done
(UN)ASHAMED (A) - SHAMEFULL (A) - SHAMELESS (A) - SHAME (A)
someone
who is ……………. likes to meet and talk to new people
OUTGOING (A)
ENVIOUS / JEALOUS OF (A) -
A CASTLE
(UN)EXCITED (A) - (UN)EXCITING (A) - EXCITE (V) - EXCITEMENT (N)
You can refer to a short journey as an ...................., especially if it is made for pleasure or enjoyment.
AN EXCURESION
a large outdoor area where people pay to go to enjoy themselves. All the different activities in a theme park are usually based on a particular idea or theme.
A THEME PARK
HARD-WORKING
able to wait calmly for a long time or to accept difficulties, people’s annoying behaviour etc without becoming angry
(IM)PATIENT (A) - (IM)PATIENCE (N)
BRAVE
(UN)MOVED / (UN)TOUCHED (A) - MOVING / TOUCHING (A)
CROSS (A)
(dis)organized
A CATHEDRAL
DISAPPOINTED (A) - DISAPPOINTING (A) - DISAPPOINTMENT (N) - TO DISAPPOINT (V)
UPSET (A/V/N)