UNIT 3: VOCABULARY

The comedian's jokes were so ________ that many adults in the audience found them embarrassing.

(Adjective-negative) Behaving like a young kid in a way that is inappropriate for your age.

1. (Adjective- positive or neutral) Showing innocence, wonder, and curiosity in a positive and endearing way.

(Adjective- negative) Used especially to describe immature humour, jokes, comments, or behaviour that lack sophistication.

(Adjective, positive) Showing responsibility, emotional control, and good judgement.

Throwing a tantrum because you lost a game is extremely ________.

His behaviour wasn't childish; it was more like an __________ attempt to gain approval from his peers.

(Adjective, strongly negative) Behaving in an extremely immature way that is unsuitable for an adult.

(Adjective) Used to describe people who are old, usually in a respectful or neutral way.

The museum has installed ramps and lifts to make the building more accessible for __________ visitors.

Despite being 78, she has a remarkably ________ appearance.

Many footballers are considered __________ by the time they reach their late thirties.

(Adjective, usually positive) Having a youthful, energetic, or charming quality associated with a young male.

(Informal expression) Used to say that someone has passed their peak years and may no longer be as capable as before.

(Adjective, positive) Looking or seeming younger than your actual age.

(Informal expression) Used to say that someone is no longer young.