Adjectives
She's very ... . She loves inventing things and finding new solutions to problems.
creative
Remember, you're at the library. You ... speak loudly. (prohibition)
mustn't
My eldest sister is my ... I want to be like her.
role model
I've got the best friends. They always ... me ... when I'm depressed.
cheer ... up
She's so ... She's always late and never does her homework.
irresponsible
They are really ... . They have worked hard and know they'll win the match.
confident
Don't forget to take your umbrella. It ... rain. (possibility)
might (may)
My ... says I have to train harder if I want to win the match.
coach
The person in my family who I really ... is my father. We really understand each other.
get on with
I'm sorry. I don't know which to choose. I'm a very ... person.
indecisive
My friends are really ... They get depressed if they don't win.
competitive
I was using my mobile a minute ago. It ... be here. (certainty)
must
The ... stopped the match because some fans had entered the field.
referee
Getting a bad mark really ... me ...
gets ... down
My cousin is really ... He never does what his parents tells him to do.
disobedient
My sister can't sit down and just relaxing doing nothing. She's the most ... person I know.
active
You ... be hungry. You've just eaten lunch. (certainty)
can't
My ... is really good. i think I'll lose this match.
rival
Yesterday, I ... my best friend because she didn't keep a secret. Everybody knows it now.
fell out with
I like being ... I feel happy to have my job and live on my own.
independent
I hate waiting. I am not ... at all.
She's got plenty of time to do the exam so she ... hurry (not necessary)
doesn't have to
My flat ... is so untidy! We'll have to talk it over.
mate
When my mum starts asking a lot of questions, I just want to ... her!
get away from
We were so busy that it was ... to find time to talk.
impossible