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- The opposite of patient is unpatientimpatient.
- The opposite of moral is immoralunmoral.
- The opposite of honest is unhonestdishonest.
- The opposite of sensitive is insensitivedissensitive.
- The opposite of friendly is imfriendlyunfriendly.
- The opposite of pleasant is unpleasant impleasant.
- The oppostie of desireable is disdesireable undesireable.
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Study the dialogue below and drag the following words into the correct places in the text.
Luke: Me? Impatient? So you consider yourself a 2. 1. sensitive, 2. impatient, 3. pleasant, 4. insensitive, 5. friendly, 6. honest, 7. insecure, 8. moral, 9. unpunctual, 10. immoral, 11. dishonest, 12. patient, 13. punctual person?
Angie: Definitely. Not only that. I’m also 3. 1. sensitive, 2. impatient, 3. pleasant, 4. insensitive, 5. friendly, 6. honest, 7. insecure, 8. moral, 9. unpunctual, 10. immoral, 11. dishonest, 12. patient, 13. punctual so you can always rely on me.
Luke: That’s true. But you can’t call me 4. 1. sensitive, 2. impatient, 3. pleasant, 4. insensitive, 5. friendly, 6. honest, 7. insecure, 8. moral, 9. unpunctual, 10. immoral, 11. dishonest, 12. patient, 13. punctual, can you?
Angie: To be 5. 1. sensitive, 2. impatient, 3. pleasant, 4. insensitive, 5. friendly, 6. honest, 7. insecure, 8. moral, 9. unpunctual, 10. immoral, 11. dishonest, 12. patient, 13. punctual, I can’t. But I wish I could.
Luke: Haha. Yes, but as you don’t want to be 6. 1. sensitive, 2. impatient, 3. pleasant, 4. insensitive, 5. friendly, 6. honest, 7. insecure, 8. moral, 9. unpunctual, 10. immoral, 11. dishonest, 12. patient, 13. punctual, why won’t you admit something more?
Angie: Well… I guess I could. You’re also quite a 7. 1. sensitive, 2. impatient, 3. pleasant, 4. insensitive, 5. friendly, 6. honest, 7. insecure, 8. moral, 9. unpunctual, 10. immoral, 11. dishonest, 12. patient, 13. punctual and 8. 1. sensitive, 2. impatient, 3. pleasant, 4. insensitive, 5. friendly, 6. honest, 7. insecure, 8. moral, 9. unpunctual, 10. immoral, 11. dishonest, 12. patient, 13. punctual guy.
Luke: And is it good?
Angie: You tell me! What do you want? Do you want to think well of yourself only if I do?
Luke: You’re right. I wouldn’t like to be 9. 1. sensitive, 2. impatient, 3. pleasant, 4. insensitive, 5. friendly, 6. honest, 7. insecure, 8. moral, 9. unpunctual, 10. immoral, 11. dishonest, 12. patient, 13. punctual. I also want to make you feel secure.
Angie: Thank you. I don’t feel 10. 1. sensitive, 2. impatient, 3. pleasant, 4. insensitive, 5. friendly, 6. honest, 7. insecure, 8. moral, 9. unpunctual, 10. immoral, 11. dishonest, 12. patient, 13. punctual about myself, though.
Luke: Sure, and I do respect that. But it seems as my 11. 1. sensitive, 2. impatient, 3. pleasant, 4. insensitive, 5. friendly, 6. honest, 7. insecure, 8. moral, 9. unpunctual, 10. immoral, 11. dishonest, 12. patient, 13. punctual duty to be good to you and take care of you.
Angie: Why? Because I’m a woman? And would that be 12. 1. sensitive, 2. impatient, 3. pleasant, 4. insensitive, 5. friendly, 6. honest, 7. insecure, 8. moral, 9. unpunctual, 10. immoral, 11. dishonest, 12. patient, 13. punctual if I took care of you?
Luke: Absolutely not. I actually want us both to take care of each other and of ourselves.
Angie: That’s a 13. 1. sensitive, 2. impatient, 3. pleasant, 4. insensitive, 5. friendly, 6. honest, 7. insecure, 8. moral, 9. unpunctual, 10. immoral, 11. dishonest, 12. patient, 13. punctual thought.
Your friend asked you to describe your favourite and least favourite person. Write an e‑mail with a description of two different people - one that you like and one that you don’t like. Write 40‑50 words about each of them - 80‑100 words in total.
You may need the following words: friendly, unfriendly, pleasant, unpleasant, punctual, unpunctual, sensitive, insensitive, honest, dishonest, secure, insecure, moral, immoral, patient, impatient.
Write a blog entry about someone (100‑150 words). In your writing include the following:
their best personality trait;
a personality trait that has both good and bad sides;
their worst personality trait;
how their behaviour makes you feel.