Direct\Indirect questions
a / mind / how / to / would / you / get / telling / me / taxi / ?
Would you mind telling me how to get a taxi?
It has snow for three days.
It has snowed\been snowing for three days.
My boss was relieved\furious when he realised the secretary had stolen some money.
My boss was furious when he realised the secretary had stolen some money.
Someone who is only interested in himself/herself.
self-centred
She didn’t get the job because of her arrogant.
She didn’t get the job because of her arrogance.
tell / me / favourite / who / your / actor / is / could / you / ?
Could you tell me who your favourite actor is?
We didn’t went to the cinema on Saturday because I felt ill.
We didn’t go to the cinema on Saturday because I felt ill.
When he got his exam results, he was devastated\thrilled as it was the third time he had failed.
When he got his exam results, he was devastated as it was the third time he had failed.
Someone who is realistic and practical.
down-to-earth
He shows great flexible when he does ballet.
He shows great flexibility when he does ballet.
do / me / it / on / the / you / could / you / think / show /map / ?
Do you think you could show me it on the map?
Who does live with you and your family?
Who lives with you and your family?
While I was waiting for the taxi, I was feeling very disgusted\tense as I couldn’t be late for the interview.
While I was waiting for the taxi, I was feeling very tense as I couldn’t be late for the interview.
Someone who is quick to say something funny.
witty
I couldn’t find a suitability destination for our holiday.
I couldn’t find a suitable destination for our holiday.
do / I / can / you / know / where / good / find a / restaurant / ?
Do you know where I can find a good restaurant?
What are you doing when the neighbour came round yesterday?
What were you doing when the neighbour came round yesterday?
I received some wonderful messages on my birthday, and I was tense\thrilled to get a phone call from my godmother.
I received some wonderful messages on my birthday, and I was thrilled to get a phone call from my godmother.
Someone who is dependable and always gives support.
loyal
My boss’s loyal is the reason I like her so much.
My boss’s loyalty is the reason I like her so much.
he / at / why / party / wasn’t / the / ?
Why wasn’t he at the party?
Did she often goes swimming?
Did she often go swimming?
The children were curious\relieved to hear that the teacher wouldn’t tell their parents about their bad behaviour on the school trip.
The children were relieved to hear that the teacher wouldn’t tell their parents about their bad behaviour on the school trip.
Someone who does not change their position, even if it’s for the best.
stubborn
Mr Smith’s independent is very important to him.
Mr Smith’s independence is very important to him.