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The document provides instructions for a workshop activity where participants are asked to: 1) Look up adjectives in a dictionary and categorize them as positive or negative. 2) Read sentences with blanks and choose the correct adjective from a list to fill in each blank. 3) Find an appropriate adjective from the list to describe given phrases.

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English Work Shop 1

The document provides instructions for a workshop activity where participants are asked to: 1) Look up adjectives in a dictionary and categorize them as positive or negative. 2) Read sentences with blanks and choose the correct adjective from a list to fill in each blank. 3) Find an appropriate adjective from the list to describe given phrases.

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Workshop 1

1. a. Look in the dictionary (www.wordreference.com) the adjectives below.


b. Put the adjectives in the correct column

Positive Negative
● modest ● lacy
● neat ● jealous
● witty ● naughty
● easy-going ● clumsy
● generous ● hesitant
● quiet ● obsent-minded
● cheerful ● greedy
● reliable ● touchy
● kind ● boastful
● patient ● ruthless
● brave ● possessive
● sencible ● selfish

2. Follow the instructions:


a. Look carefully the adjectives below.
b. Read the sentences with the descriptions.
c. Fill in the blanks with one of the adjectives below.
● The children never do their homework, They are very
______LACY_______
● It is impossible to say anything to him. One word and he starts crying.
He is so ____SENSITIVE_______.
● My grandfather was a very _____BRAVE______ man. He fought in
the spanish civil war and he was never afraid.
● Tom is very _____GENEROUS_____. He gives money to charity
every month.
● Peter never goes to parties and does not like to talk to others, he is so
_____SHY_____.
● My mother is a very____INTELLIGENT_______ . She is always
interceding in our fights and telling us to solve the problems.
● Mary is a very ______POLITE_____ girl. She never interrupts in class
and raises her hand to ask and talk.
● I think he is an extremely ____RUDE______ boy. He is always
laughing at stupid things and never understand the lesson.
● William never stop talking in class. He is very ___TALKATIVE_____
● My sister is a very _____AFFECTIONATE_______ little girl. She is
always kissing and hugging.

3. Read carefully and find an appropriate adjective for each in the following descriptions.

● Insulting or uncivil, discorteus. RUDE

● Someone who shows fear in the NERVOUS


face of danger or pain.

● Dirty, confused or untidy. MESSY

● Susceptible to the attitude, feelings SENSITIVE


or circumstances of others.

● Mentally acute, bright, clever. INTELLIGENT

● Making little or no noise, calm. PEACEFUL

● sociable and responsive to others, EASY-GOING


friendly

● Inclined to behave in an actively AGGRESSIVE


hostile manner.

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