Find the opposites of the underlined adjectives in the box, and drag them to the blanks at the end of each sentence. Then listen and check. Pay attention to the stress.
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(1) Have a bath and you’ll feel more relaxed.
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(2) Steve’s a great musician but he’s very modest about his abilities.
2
(3) I’m really ignorant about politics. You’ll have to ask someone else.
3
(4) Tom’s comment really made me feel inferior.
4
(5) The teacher said some really complimentary things about our project.
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(6) The week before exams is a worrying time for everybody.
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(7) Harvey told us some intriguing stories about his visit to China.
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(8) Although their personalities are different, Phil and Amy are very well-matched.
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(9) I really can’t forgive Sylvia for her infantile behaviour: she’s nearly nineteen.
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(10) I’m quite cautious about trying new food in a restaurant.
10 __3__(完形填空)
.tense
.conceited
.knowledgeable
.superior
.critical
.reassuring
.dull
.incompatible
.mature
.adventurous

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