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A short story aimed at improving comprehension of the adjectives

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A short story aimed at improving comprehension of the adjectives

by Solomia Zanevych
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dishonest lazy patient unreliable mean hard-working reliable generous intelligent talkative impolite shy nasty tidy untidy


The Class Project

Our teacher gave us a group project , and I ended up in a team with Emma , Jack , Lena , and Tom . We were so different from one another . It was going to be interesting !

Emma is incredibly . She made a to - do list , colour - coded everything , and reminded us about deadlines . Jack , on the other hand , is a bit ? he always had excuses and often showed up late .

Lena is and always brings snacks to share . Jack never brings anything and never offers help ? he can be a bit , to be honest .

Tom is super ? he loves to share ideas , even when no one asks . Emma is more quiet , but when she speaks , her ideas are brilliant .

Lena is really and explained the hardest parts of the project clearly . Tom . . . well , let ? s say he ? s not the brightest . He confused Egypt with Greece in our history part !

Emma is always so nice and supportive . Jack , especially when he ? s stressed , can be and say rude things .

Luckily , we could always count on Lena ? she ? s and never misses a meeting . Jack is totally ? once , he forgot to email our presentation slides !

Tom is usually in front of the class , but during this project , he became surprisingly confident and offered to present !

Emma is always polite , even when she disagrees . Jack , again , is quite ? he interrupts and never says " please " or " thank you " .

Lena keeps her notes , while Tom ? s notebook is messy and full of drawings . Jack's desk is always ? papers everywhere !

During long meetings , Lena stays , explaining things again and again . Jack gets impatient quickly and rolls his eyes .

At the end of the project , we voted on who did what . Emma was honest and gave everyone credit . Jack tried to say he did half the work ? that was completely !

Despite our differences , we actually got an A on the project . And I learned a lot more about teamwork and people than I expected .

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