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"She grabbed her keys and rushed out the door, clearly ...... to catch the bus."
in a hurry
"She ___ (read) a book every evening.
reads
Having the right skills or experience for a job or task.
Qualified:
To make a substance (like food or drink) change chemically, often by adding yeast or bacteria, which can create bubbles or cause it to sour.
Ferment:
He waited .... at the café, hoping she would show up, but she never arrived."
for long
They ___ (play) soccer when it started to rain.
were playing
Eager to learn or know more about something; interested in finding out.
Curious:
A short-lived trend or popular activity that many people follow for a while but then quickly lose interest in.
fad:
by the time
"I ___ (visit) Paris three times.
've visited
Having a lot of excitement and eagerness about something.
Enthusiastic:
A plant used for flavoring food, medicine, or fragrance; usually has a green, leafy part.
herb
"I didn’t .... hurt your feelings; I was just trying to help."
mean to
"They ___ (study) for their exams since last week.
've been studying
A strong desire to achieve something, usually requiring hard work.
Ambition:
A dried part of a plant (like seeds, bark, or roots) used to add flavor or aroma to food
spice
"It was ...of him to laugh at her mistake in front of everyone."
cruel
"He ___ (work) on a project that he loves."
's working
Not relying on others; able to do things on your own.
Independent:
A set of instructions for preparing a particular dish, including the ingredients and how to cook it.
recipe