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Solutions PI 1A Personality

1. The document provides vocabulary exercises to practice describing personality traits and characters using adjectives. 2. It includes matching descriptions of film and TV characters to adjectives, completing pairs of opposites, describing oneself and others, and adding negative prefixes like "un-" to change the meaning of adjectives. 3. The exercises help to build vocabulary for precisely describing people using terms like arrogant, generous, shy, lazy, clever and their opposites.

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Solutions PI 1A Personality

1. The document provides vocabulary exercises to practice describing personality traits and characters using adjectives. 2. It includes matching descriptions of film and TV characters to adjectives, completing pairs of opposites, describing oneself and others, and adding negative prefixes like "un-" to change the meaning of adjectives. 3. The exercises help to build vocabulary for precisely describing people using terms like arrogant, generous, shy, lazy, clever and their opposites.

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1 Do you know lhe film and 1V charactHS in lhe 3 Choose two film or IV charactors that you know.

What
photos? Match four of them with dncriptions a- d. ad;«trYH can you us. to ct.scribf' thNn?
a She's g,n cro us and kind. Htr husband Is quit, li,1y and Ill) VOCABULARY BUIL0ER (PART I ): PAGE 12- (m
ru de. so she has to be patien t.
b He's nasty and dishonest. H,'s also very cl evttr - bul no! 4 g I .03 Liston to tho dlaloguH. Match oach porson with •n
in a good way. adj«tiw. Thf'ff' u, two adjKtiws that you do not nN'd.
c Sh,'s shy and qu iet. But she's als.o verv siron g and
d,t•rmin•d . arroga nt funny generous Impat ie nt lazy shy
d He's st rong and co nfiden l - almost ,u ro ganl. He's 1 Martha _ _ 3 Sam
usua lty seri ou~. but he can be funny. 2 Ryan _ _ _ 4 Julie

2 g 1.02 aml!l!'EJ Cornplelo tho polrs ol opposltos wilh 5 Choow thrtt ad ..cti\/6 to dHCribe someone you llkf' Of do
the blue adj«tl\/6 from the descriptions In eMrclse 1. Then not like and thre. edjKIN'H to des.crlbe you. Can you give
listen. re-put and chflk. reasons for your chokes?

P""°"allty ad)Kth,.. 6 Wont in pairs. OH<:rib@ yourwlf or a person you


t mtan 91:~ 7 stu pid likf' to your ~rtner.
2 honH I a shy
3 hard-wortinI 9 funny
• weak 10 polltt I think rm quite rene.rous.
S talkative II Impat ient I'm also somtUmtt a bit lazy.
6 modest 12 nice
Ill) VOCABULARY BUILDER (PART 2), PAGE 12• (m
Part 1
Part 2: extension
1 label the pictures with the adjectives below.
Negative prefixes: un-, In-, Im-, Ir- and dis-
arrogant clewr generous impatient lazy nasty
shy tolqtlvo prefixes: un-, In-.,,,..,Ir- and dis-
The prefixes un-, in-, im-, ir-, and dis- are negativ,.
When they come btoforti an adjKtive, they make ih
me-a nl ng oppo~ite.
kind - unkind pollent - impotHnt
hones, - dishoneit r~pansiblr - lrrnponsJble

• Choose the corrKt words.


1 M honest / Adishonest PfflOn always tells the truth.
2 An 1mbltlous / un1mbttlous person'"" very hard to be

f (
successful.
,ii!
"" - ..
3 A sensitive / An Insensitive person dotsn•t think about
ocher -le's feellngs.
(
,_;,'- j - • A rational / An lrratlonol person thinks durty ind
carefuUy.
. . S A loyol / dlsloyol friend says nosey things about you
t when you're not thtfe.

•-- 6 A tol-nt I An Intolerant person doesn't listen to other

iJ
- -- people's opinions.
7 An active / Inactive ptrson sots I lot or ...,,,i.e.
8 A lucky / An unlucky person often has bad luck.
9 A moture / M Immature person behaves 11kt I child.
10 A fritndly / An unlriendly pe,son a lot olfrltnds.

The most common nqative prefix is un-. tfyou are

GE
comple1 inI an exercise and c•n•t decide which prefi•
6----=------ to use , choou tttis one!

5 Cornpltte the sentences. USt the adjtctive• below with or


without the prefut un•.
attractive believable lair Ot 1ratefut s.are
He's vtry _ _ _ • He could be a model or• film star.
2 She•s ~ry _ _ _ • She can run ten kilome1res.
8 __ 3 Don't touch that ffKtric cable. lrs _ _ _ .
7 • Thanks for the pruenL I'm very _ _ _ .
S England are beatin1 Brazil 8-0. Th1fs __ f
2 write adJe<tlves with the opposite monlng to those 6 My parents slve my older sister more money than me.
In exer<:lse 1. uy ___ .
tt's ...

3 Choose the correct adjectives.


1 He's funny / serious. He ne.er ltlls jokes.
2 He·s honest / d ishonest. He neve< tells the truth!
3 Sht's lazy / hard-working. She always does her
homework on time..
4 She·s rude / polite. She never says 'please' or "thank
you'.
He's strona / Wt!ak. He always thinks for himself.

124 Voubulary Bulkier • Unll 1


I • ULARY AND LISTENING

1 Complete the puzzle with the opposites of these ... challenge! · · . .......... ,,
.... ..... .,
personality adjectives.

conftdent
, ...... ~T:!!11: !I
Q USJJNING!2 Listen again. Complete the extracts.
He can be r_ _ _ i_ _ _ .
2 nice s ..,

--
She never loses h_ _ _ t _ _ _ , she just
3 funny
4 clevei- __J
T
_..._jJ stays r_ _ _ c _ _ .
3 Sonia f ___._ _ ab_ _ _ n_ __ in
S strong 4 1 t

6 rude A I ;.; situations like that.


7 me•~
8 qufe(
JIU • I'm f_ __ q_ _ _ . Louise is the, _ __

N s 0- - - ·
9 i,npatient
10 dishonest V
J

~u:J•11
u modest
VOCABULARY BUILDER (PART 2): NEGATIVE PREFIXES:
0 UN·, IN· . IM·, IR· AND DIS·. »SB PAGE 124«

G ::ihtt,
r. 5 Make the adjectives negative by addlnJ the correct
prefix: un.-, In•. Im•. Ir· or dis·.
2 What is the opposite of the circled word (I)? 1 fit .~ 5 ration~I__ __
2 responsible _ _ • - -: 6 mature _ _ __
3 How would you describe these people? Use adjectives from
7 tolerant
3 sensitive
exercises 1 and 2.
4 fair 8 loyal
Millie didn •t talk to many people at the party. _filj_
2 Tom often tells lies. _ _ 6 llse the adjectives In exeiclse 5, with or without their
Mike only had one sandwi ch, but he shared it prefaxes, to complete the sentences.
with me __ _ 1 You should be more _ . _ ·_ _ an~ :t~ink about
4 Bill often interrupts people when they are talking. _ _ other people's feelings. •
2 Cathy Is very - - - - . She goes to the gym
5 Sally loves talk ing.
every evening. ·
6 Harriet always comes top of the class.
3 He·s 17. but his behaviour i s very _ _ _ -like
Tom threw stones at the cat. a 12·v••r•oldl
8 Max never helps with the housework. _ _· 4 Every time I get on a plane I'm sure it's going to crash .
9 Su e is always telling jokes. I know I'm being ___ . - :-. , but I cantt help it!
10 Jo hates waiting for people . _ _ 5 We should be _ _ _ _ of people who have
different religions and beliefs.
4 ;aUSTEflll~ Listen to four people describing family
6 Jake often says bad th ings about his friends when
members. Match two adjectives with each person . There
they aren't there. He's very _____ _ .
are two extra adjec_tiv__e_s._ _ __
funny generous hard-wortdng honest twodeSi' I 7 Most people think it's _ _ _ _ that·rich people

nuty patient rude shy talb~ ._.........J pay more tax than very poor people.
8 I can•t leave Tom on his own at the weekend .
I Terry's uncle He•s too - - - - .
2 Julie's mum
3 Martin's sister
4 Emma's sister

• I Unit 1 • All about you

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