NOUN
“Movies, concerts, and games are popular forms of ____.”
ENTERTAINMENT
“We should ____ more time studying if we want to pass the exam.”
SPEND
“He ____ forgets where he puts his keys.”
FREQUENTLY
“The movie was so funny that everyone started to ____.”
LAUGH
“His job is really ____; he does the same thing every day.”
DULL
BORING
“At the restaurant, every ____ on the menu looked delicious.”
DISH
“The loud noise from the storm really ____ the children.”
FRIGHTEN
“That was a ____ meal — thank you so much!”
WONDERFUL
GREAT
“He didn’t say ‘thank you,’ which I thought was quite ____.”
IMPOLITE
RUDE
“Please don’t talk so ____ in the library.”
LOUDLY
“I like my job because it gives me a ____ of different tasks every day.”
VARIETY
“I never ____ to be rude, but sometimes I speak too quickly.”
INTEND
“It’s ____ to take a break after studying for three hours.”
REASONABLE
“____ we arrived early, let’s get a coffee before the movie.”
SINCE
“She made a ____ face to make the baby laugh.”
FUNNY
“My favorite YouTube ____ has videos about cooking and travel.”
CHANNEL
“I highly ____ visiting that museum; it’s amazing!”
RECOMMEND
“____ , I’ve already met your brother before.”
AS A MATTER OF FACT
IN FACT
“This restaurant doesn’t ____ breakfast after 11 a.m.”
SERVE
“He’s such an ____ speaker; nobody gets bored during his talks.”
ENTERTAINING
“That building is used for ____ purposes, not for living.”
COMMERCIAL
“Many people ____ that money can’t buy happiness.”
FEEL
“All guests must leave the building ____ after the show ends.”
PROMPTLY
“She felt ____ sad after hearing the bad news.”
TERRIBLY
“The streets were ____ with people during the festival.”
BUSY