My assistant isn't very ..................... I can't trust her to do anything important. (RELY)
RELIABLE
My boss is quite .......................... She always lets me take time off if my children are ill. (CONSIDER)
CONSIDERATE
You have to be careful what you say to Helen. She's very .......................... (SENSE)
SENSITIVE
Sue's a .......................... child. We all adore her. (LOVE)
LOVEABLE
John's really ........................... He's made some wonderful sculptures. (CREATE)
CREATIVE
It was very .......................... of you to visit me in hospital (THOUGHT)
THOUGHTFUL
I think Charlie's very................. - he always looks great! (ATTRACT)
ATTRACTIVE
My aunt is a very ......................woman. She volunteers at a hospital every weekend. (COMPASSION)
COMPASSIONATE
He's a very ........................... businessman. He owns several large companies and he makes a lot of money. (POWER)
POWERFUL
She's a .......................... author. She's written many books and won several important prizes. (SUCCESS)
SUCCESSFUL
Philip was quite .......................... in his teens, but now he's calmed down. (REBEL)
REBELLIOUS
My girlfriend is very ........................ She isn't afraid to express her opinion. (ASSERT)
ASSERTIVE
Maria's children are very .............................. They always give us a big hug when we arrive. (AFFECTION)
AFFECTIONATE
My sister is rather .............................. She doesn't think before she acts. (IMPULSE)
IMPULSIVE
Matt's girlfriend is very ............................ She doesn't let him talk to other girls. (POSSESS)
POSSESSIVE
Tom is a ........................... boy. He helps his mum with the housework. (RESPONSE)
RESPONSIBLE
Lisa's very ....................... She looks like an actress! (GLAMOUR)
GLAMOUROUS
My nephew is really ......................... He often does my shopping for me. (HELP)
HELPFUL
I'm very ............................ of my friend's new car. (ENVY)
ENVIOUS