Adjectives for describing people. English grammar with exercises. Free eBook and Free printable PDF. English ESL Worksheets
Adjectives for describing people
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Adjectives for describing people
10 expressions to Use In Speaking And Writing:
- Warm-hearted / friendly
- Good-looking
- Hard-working
- Bright
- Generous / Kind
- Full of energy / energetic
- Thoughtful / Considerate
- Easy-going
- Reliable / responsible
- Truthful / honest
EXERCISE 1.
Match the following adjectives to the definitions.
Example:
Tight-lipped = quiet, saying little or nothing.
| Straight forward | Insincere, a hypocrite |
| Tight-fisted | Intolerant, having very conservative ideas |
| Hard-up | Broke, poor, to have no money |
| Two faced | Honest, candid |
| Narrow-minded | Mean, miserly |
EXERCISE 2.
Now complete the dialogue using the following adjectives.
| Hard up Tight-fisted Two-faced Narrow-minded Well heeled |
- Bob – “Have you seen Terry today?”
- Danny – “No, he said he wasn’t coming out as he was hard up.”
- Bob – “He’s not _______, he’s ____________.”
- Danny – “Don’t be so _____________, he might be really broke.”
- Bob – “Broke! I don’t think so, he is very ___________.”
- Danny – “Well I think your being very __________, you’ll accept a drink if he offers it.”
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