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Adjectifs

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Mode d'emploi : cliquez sur chaque lettre pour reconstituer le bon mot. Cliquez sur la boîte pour recommencer. Une aide dans la case grise.

1. I think Miss Rita is bad-tempered because she is (

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)   [fr...]; she wanted to be a reporter, not a teacher.

2. I shall always be (

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)   [g...] to my mother for her never-ending support.

3. We were (

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)   [de...] to hear that they had at last decided to get married.

4. She was (

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)   [t...] when she heard that she had passed her exams with flying colours.

5. Mrs Claudia remained (

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)   [c...] for several months after the birth of little John.

6. She was so (

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)   [u...] about her husband's operation that she couldn't cope with her daily chores.

7. The school boys were very (

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)   [en...] about the new science project.

8. I couldn't make out who was telling the truth, in fact I was very (

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)   [c...].

9. Although she has everything anyone could possibly desire, she is still (

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)   [di...].

10. After listening attentively to our coach, we were again (

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)   [i...] to action and started practising regularly for the next match.

11. She was so (

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)   [de...] that I just couldn't tell her about the accident.

12. I was more (

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)   [ap...] than confused by the ambiguous remarks she made.