Vocabulary
a particular quality
trait
Opposite of grumpy?
happy OR positive
If I ______ (be) rich, I ______ (buy) the shoes we saw yesterday.
If I were rich, I would have bought the shoes we saw yesterday.
I've got nothing to do, I'm so bor...
bored
What does drag down mean?
make somebody feel unhappy or weak
not likely to move or change
stable
Opposite of articulate?
inarticulate
If we ______ (move) to the US when I was younger, I ______ (speak) American English.
If we had moved to the US when I was younger, I would speak American English.
This weather is very depress...
depressing
What does lift up mean?
improve somebody's mood or make them feel better
imperfect
flawed
Opposite of arrogant?
humble
If Sally ______ (be) born in the UK, she ______ (not / need) a visa to work here.
If Sally had been born in the UK, she wouldn't need a visa to work here.
I'm starting a new job next week and I'm so excit...
excited
What does sync up mean?
happen at the same time or move at the same speed
very excited or pleased
thrilled
Opposite of quirky?
conventional
(normal or typical also accepted for half points!)
If they ______ (be) more careful, she ______ (not / be) pregnant now.
If they had been more careful, she wouldn't be pregnant now.
Going to new places is always fascinat...
fascinating
What does soak up mean?
take in, absorb
to have a particular quality
possess
Opposite of extravagant?
frugal OR thrifty
If I ______ (not / go) to her party that night, I ______ (not / be) with my partner now.
If I hadn't gone to her party that night, I wouldn't be with my partner now.
She is such a bor... person, I can't stand listening to her!
boring
become part of a person's character as a result of spending time with somebody with those qualities