Walking outside in the rain is totally __________.
harmless
harmful
Her _________ prevented her from going far in her career.
YY. lazyness
Y. laziness
I'm __________ grateful for all you've done for me so far.
particular, hugely
deeply, extreme
hugely, deeply
Fury >> adjective?
W. Furiuos
Z. Furious
Choose >> noun
Choice
Monica was thoroughly __________. She gave her whole life to the church.
selfless
selfish
It's needed an equal _________ of sugar and flour to make those biscuits.
total
amount
Most of my friends have ________ one computer at home.
R. at least
A. at last
Tim is a ________ pet owner. He never cleans up after his dog.
careful
careless
This _________ piece of jewellery belonged to my great-grandmother.
priceless
priceful
Glen and his wife are __________ by choice. They don't like kids.
childish
childless
I'm ___________ that you're able to join us for dinner.
thrilled
thrilling
Where are these people skating?
Ice rink
At once means...
&. inmediately
@. immediately
# one more time
Accident >> adjective?
Accidental
The kitten was _________ by the shiny decorations.
fascinating
fascinated
Order: ARE/PROBABLY/EXERCISE/GETTING/THEY/MORE
They are probabably getting more exercise.
The young headmaster is new but _________ respected.
particularly
highly
How do you call this place?
Bowling alley
When Beth saw how ill her son was she called the doctor____________ (immediately)
at once.
Buying a house usually __________ getting a bank loan.
involves
produce
My teacher was not pleased with my homework ________, so I had to redo it.
at all
in all
They have ________ and are no longer speaking to each other.
fell out
fallen out
We all agreed that the show was the most ____________ thing we had ever seen.
astonishing
astonished
Me and my roommate ___________ from the start. Now, we're BFFs.
fell out
hit it off
________, I finished writing that essay.
In the last
At last
This is a _________ company. It makes millions of pounds every year.
profit
profitable
Ally's __________ was due to the long illness she had suffered.
weakful
weakness
Bear >> adjective?
Bearable
I get MANY/MUCH/FAR more pocket money than my little brother.
Much or far are correct.
What's he doing?
Zip wiring