Free Exercises: Grammar, Vocabulary & Phrases
Level: Elementary Intermediate Advanced
Exercise: Grammar Vocabulary Phrases
Advanced Phrases: People and Personality
For each sentence, choose the best word or phrase to complete the gap from the choices below.
- I'm afraid my cousin is a bit of a fashion . Every month she blows nearly all her money on the latest clothes and accessories and then by the end of the month they are out of fashion.
- Jim, you are such a . Whenever there's free food on offer, you're the first through the door. But when have you ever cooked for us?
- All my friends are glass- -full people. I guess that's why they always manage to cheer me up when I get depressed.
- What's the matter with Steve? He's normally the of the party but tonight he seems really quiet and wthdrawn.
- I'm glad to say my son-in law's calmed down a bit since he turned thirty. He used to be such a the lad, always down at the pub with his mates.
- Tim, you shouldn't always sit at the front of the class. That's why the other boys all think that you're a teacher's .
- Since his divorce, Ted's been spending even more time at the office. I guess he always was a bit of a but now he even sleeps there sometimes.
- Andy, you have to stop being so about your hair. Really, nobody notices your bald patch or your receding hairline.
- I'm sorry to say it, but your friend Brian is a bit of a parker sometimes. He always knows what everybody else is doing.
- It was very -witted of you to notice that they were about to leave without paying their bill. If you hadn't said anything they'd have got away with it again.
- Jill is really upset this evening. Her boss accused her of being a(n) watcher. It was really unfair of him, what with all the unpaid overtime she's always doing.
- That's really quite unusual for David to suddenly get angry like that. He's normally such a(n) -tempered guy.