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The ____ I study, the harder the test will be.
Describes someone who doesn't consider other's feelings; they only think of themselves.
Self-centred
His _________ open-minded attitude allowed for very enjoyable discussions.
(incredibly / a bit / rather)
incredibly
You _______ finish your homework before playing video games.
Should, could, or would?
should -> recommendation or obligation
You’re coming to the party, ________?
You're coming to the party, aren't you?
The ______ (big), the better!
The bigger, the better!
Describes someone who is calm, and it is hard to make them angry.
Good-tempered
The ____________ enthusiastic teacher inspired her students with engaging lessons.
( exceptionally / a bit / not really)
incredibly
You ______ reach out to her; she might have valuable insights for your project.
Should, could, or would?
Should -> advises taking action
They can join us for dinner, ________?
They can join us for dinner, can’t they?
The __________ (read), the __________ (vocabulary) you will learn.
The more you read, the more vocabulary you will learn.
Big-headed
He has a _______ grumpy personality, but he can be quite funny once you get to know him.
(a bit / rather / some)
rather
They _____ have arrived earlier if they hadn't missed the bus.
Should, could, or would?
Could -> missed opportunity (rather than a definite expectation)
She didn't do her homework, did she?
The _________ (distractions) there are, the _________ it is to concentrate.
The more distractions there are, the more difficult / harder it is to concentrate.
When we go out, my friend Jack never offers to buy the drinks. I wish he wasn't so __________.
Tight-fisted
She is an easy-going friend who never stresses about the little things.
(incredibly) -> put this into the correct spot in sentence
We _____ plan a weekend getaway if everyone agrees on the destination.
Should, could, or would?
Could -> expresses a possibility
If you had known about the meeting, you would have attended, __________?
If you had known about the meeting, you would have attended, wouldn’t you?
Invite all of your friends! The ______, the ________!
Invite all of your friends! The more, the merrier!
My sister-in-law is very _____________. She's nice to me, and then speaks badly of me to other people.
Two-faced
Her quick-witted remarks often caught others off-guard in conversations.
(remarkably) -> put this into the correct spot in the sentence
Had we known about the delay, we ______ have adjusted our schedule accordingly to ensure everyone was informed.
Should, could, or would?
Would -> suggests a conditional action
Everyone who attended the conference found the keynote speaker engaging, _________?
Everyone who attended the conference found the keynote speaker engaging, didn’t they?