Complete the sentences with the words in brackets and a suitable suffix.
1. Susanna is a very (chat) person. She's always talking about everything!
1 am quite
(assert) at times. If I want something done, I'm not afraid to tell people to
2. do it.
In his job, Adam isn't as
(communicate) as he should be. He doesn't let anyone know
3. what he's doing.
Julie is the most
(gossip) girl in the school - tell her a secret and everyone will know it
4. by lunchtime!
5. James is very
(manipulate). He always gets people to do what he wants.
6. I love parties. I suppose I'm very outgoing and.
(socialize).
He's very
(music). He plays the guitar and the piano.
9.
I feel very
(optimism) about winning this competition?
10.
There were some important,
(technology) improvements in the 20th Century.
11.
We've got a
(difference) English teacher this year.
12.
He has been
(unemployment) since he left university.
13.
We had an
(enjoyment) aftemoon, but it rained in the evening.
14.
I find listening to music while I exercise very
(relax).
15.
I'm really
(embarrass) because I made a stupid mistake.
16.
AIDS is a
(globe) problem,
17.
I read an
(interest) article in the newspaper.
18.
She's really
(create). I think she should write more.
19.
I'm really
(anger) about losing those keys.
20.
It was a very frightening experience and they were very,
(courage).
21. I'm trying not to be
(sentiment) about the past.
22. I was too
(coward) to complain.
23. Richard's expression is almost
(comedy).
24. Her mother was a
(resource) and energetic woman,
25. It was,
(spite) of you to blame your sister.