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English vocabulary lesson with words connected to positive personality. This lesson will help you define kind, witty, sociable, out-going, modest, ambitious, easygoing, faithful, reliable, generous, sincere and broad-minded.
kind ADJECTIVE a person who cares about other people and wants to help them
‘Henry was very kind and helped me with my English.’
witty ADJECTIVE clever and funny
‘He tried to think of something witty to say.’
sociable ADJECTIVE someone who is friendly and likes being with other people
‘He was feeling ill and not very sociable.’
modest ADJECTIVE someone who does not like to talk about themselves and their successes
‘He was a very modest man, refusing to accept any thanks for his work.’
ambitious ADJECTIVE having a strong wish to be successful
‘He is an ambitious young lawyer and won’t let anything stop him.’
easygoing ADJECTIVE staying calm about things that anger or worry most people
‘Even in a crisis he seems to be easygoing.’
faithful ADJECTIVE to continue to help someone or be their friend, even in a difficult situation
‘My dog is more faithful than you.’
reliable ADJECTIVE someone who does what you expect them to do
‘My secretary is the most reliable person I know.’
generous ADJECTIVE someone who gives more of their time or money than is normal
‘It was generous of you to lend me the money.’
sincere ADJECTIVE talking and acting in a way that shows you really mean what you say and do
‘He has given me a sincere apology.’
broad-minded ADJECTIVE someone who accepts many different types of behaviour and is not easily shocked
‘With my previous girlfriend I had to be broad-minded.’
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Question 1 of 11
1. Question
A person who cares about other people and wants to help them
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Kind – a person who cares about other people and wants to help them.
‘Henry was very kind and helped me with my English.’
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Kind – a person who cares about other people and wants to help them.
‘Henry was very kind and helped me with my English.’
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Question 2 of 11
2. Question
Clever and funny
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Witty – clever and funny.
‘He tried to think of something witty to say.’
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Witty – clever and funny.
‘He tried to think of something witty to say.’
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Question 3 of 11
3. Question
Someone who is friendly and likes being with other people
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Sociable – someone who is friendly and likes being with other people.
‘He was feeling ill and not very sociable.’
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Sociable – someone who is friendly and likes being with other people.
‘He was feeling ill and not very sociable.’
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Question 4 of 11
4. Question
Someone who does not like to talk about themselves and their successes
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Modest – someone who does not like to talk about themselves and their successes.
‘He was a very modest man, refusing to accept any thanks for his work.’
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Modest – someone who does not like to talk about themselves and their successes.
‘He was a very modest man, refusing to accept any thanks for his work.’
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Question 5 of 11
5. Question
Having a strong wish to be successful
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Ambitious – having a strong wish to be successful.
‘He is an ambitious young lawyer and won’t let anything stop him.’
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Ambitious – having a strong wish to be successful.
‘He is an ambitious young lawyer and won’t let anything stop him.’
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Question 6 of 11
6. Question
Staying calm about things that anger or worry most people
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Easygoing – staying calm about things that anger or worry most people.
‘Even in a crisis he seems to be easygoing.’
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Easygoing – staying calm about things that anger or worry most people.
‘Even in a crisis he seems to be easygoing.’
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Question 7 of 11
7. Question
To continue to help someone or be their friend, even in a difficult situation
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Faithful – to continue to help someone or be their friend, even in a difficult situation.
‘My dog is more faithful than you.’
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Faithful – to continue to help someone or be their friend, even in a difficult situation.
‘My dog is more faithful than you.’
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Question 8 of 11
8. Question
Someone who does what you expect them to do
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Reliable – someone who does what you expect them to do.
‘My secretary is the most reliable person I know.’
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Reliable – someone who does what you expect them to do.
‘My secretary is the most reliable person I know.’
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Question 9 of 11
9. Question
Someone who gives more of their time or money than is normal
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Generous – someone who gives more of their time or money than is normal.
‘It was generous of you to lend me the money.’
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Generous – someone who gives more of their time or money than is normal.
‘It was generous of you to lend me the money.’
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Question 10 of 11
10. Question
Talking and acting in a way that shows you really mean what you say and do
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Sincere – talking and acting in a way that shows you really mean what you say and do.
‘He has given me a sincere apology.’
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Sincere – talking and acting in a way that shows you really mean what you say and do.
‘He has given me a sincere apology.’
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Question 11 of 11
11. Question
Someone who accepts many different types of behaviour and is not easily shocked
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Broad-minded – someone who accepts many different types of behaviour and is not easily shocked.
‘With my previous girlfriend I had to be broad-minded.’
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Broad-minded – someone who accepts many different types of behaviour and is not easily shocked.
‘With my previous girlfriend I had to be broad-minded.’
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