Adjectives
wooden square two tables
two square wooden tables
Jack dances very .....(good) and never steps on people's feet.
Jack dances very well and never steps on people's feet.
to have a good relationship with someone - to get .....
get on well with someone
dry
drier
David wishes leaving the room
David wishes to leave the room
bowl small plastic a
a small plastic bowl
Everyone in the team played good
Everyone in the team played well
to want something in the future very much - look ......
look forward to
common
commoner - more common
I'm so broke. I can't ............. to go on holiday.
I'm so broke. I can't afford to go on holiday.
Jill couldn't drive any further that day as she was so tired/tiring
tired
Gina worked very ...... and was given an extra holiday
Gina worked very hard and was given an extra holiday
accept without complaining - put ........
bad
worse
On the way back we stopped to have/having some tea
to have
The old couple lived together and were happy (happily)
The old couple lived happily together
Mary writes carefully
to look like someone and their personality- take .....
take after
far
further
Bill admitted/agreed making a serious mistake
admitted
This has been hard work for you (worked)
You've worked hard
Chris and Paul are slow walkers
Chris and Paul walk slowly
to take action to solve a problem - deal ......
deal with
little
less
I can't .......... walking home in the rain! It's so horrible!
stand/bear