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personality vocabulary C1 and relative clauses
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She was clever, , and outgoing . You could say a __ person, very social and always very friendly.
set in his ways
domineering
gregarious
a dark horse
2
My teacher always gives a bad, he pays attention to small details that are not important.
circumspect
a big cheese
nit-picker
tough cookie
3
He:"Ann
behaves
as a wet blanket, for she
spoils
the moment." He said that Ann _ as a dark horse for she _the moment.
does behave/ spoiled
behaved / spoiled
was behaving / spoiled
behaved / spoils
4
The whole presentation was
intelligent and ___
in an amusing way; it was difficult to get bored.
impetuous
witty
inquisitive
self-reliant
5
Someone who plays by his own rules, with an unpredictable behaviour is defintely a __
loose cannon
dark horse
circumspect
tough cookie
6
Many students leave their work until the last minute before it needs to be finished; indeed, theya re totally ___
last-minute deadline junkies
domineering
detail-obsessed nit-pickers
a loose cannons
7
Some church leaders have been __ in their support for political reform
, speaking honestly and without reserve.
impetuous
trustworthy
outspoken
obstinate
8
I am very __with my money, thinking very carefully how to invest, because there may be risks involved.
circumspect
inquisitive
trustworthy
set in his ways
9
Mark is a __; for, he is a person who pries into or meddles in the affairs of others.
busybody
wet blanket
nit-picker
a big cheese
10
Mike is an _____, he always acts calm through difficult situations and hardly ever gets angry.
circumspect
a loose cannon
even-tempered
last-minute deadline junkie
11
Ken: "We
have
football practice everyday." ken said that we _ football practice everyday.
had had
has
will have
had
12
Andrew:"Yolanda,
did
you
sleep
well ?" Andrew asked yolanda weather she ___well.
had sleep
slept
had slept
has slept
13
Peter is __;for, I had no
idea
he'd won many swimming medals. He never talks of himself and he is a great athlete
.
a dark horse
corteous
tough cookie
a big cheese
14
Enrique: "
Will
you
eat
all the pizza?" Enrique
asked if
you __all the pizza.
would eaten
are going
would eat
would ate
15
Most graduate students are notoriously ___ , who work way past conventional bedtime;for, they enjoy waking up late.
a morning person
late riser
beyond me
have a lie-in
16
Lisa: " Juan, the teacher
told
me you
were
sick". Lisa said to Juan that the teacher __ her he __-sick.
had tell / was
had told/ had been
had tell / had been
has told / has been
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I don’t work tomorrow, so I think I will
get up later than usual.
be lazy and useless
have a lie-in
start becoming active
be good-for-nothing