Idioms
To postpone, wait until later
Put off
Intelligent
Bright
A task that is repetitive is:
Monotonous
The most common word used to express a result.
So
The sons and daughters of your aunts and uncles.
Cousins
A small lie told for good reasons
A white lie
Someone who cares about you and listens to you when you're sad.
Sympathetic
A job that makes you happy because it's useful and important is:
Rewarding
A more formal word for "but".(Two possibilities)
However/Nevertheless
The parents of your grandparents.
Great grandparents.
To the letter
Gentle
A more formal word for "to quit".
To resign
A more formal way to express a reason. (Two possibilities)
as, since
A brother with whom you share one parent.
Half-brother
Accept an opportunity with enthusiasm
Thorough
To be moved up to a higher position.
To get/be promoted
If we want to express purpose with a modal verb, we have to use this.
so (that)
A mother by marriage.
Step-mother
At some point during an activity
Somewhere along the line
Someone who has a simple and direct way of communicating
Straightforward
A job that is boring and makes you feel impatient is:
Tedious
If we want to use a "spite" word with a clause.
"Despite the fact that/In spite of the fact that"
The father of your husband/wife.
Father-in-law