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True/false sentences with target vocabulary make students focus on the definition and demonstrate to which extend they acquire the topic.

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Дарья Сокур

Ukraine

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Adjectives \| English FileOnline version True/false sentences with target vocabulary make students focus on the definition and demonstrate to which extend they acquire the topic. by Дарья Сокур 1 A spoilt child usually behaves badly because they get everything they want. Yes No 2 Outgoing people find it difficult to talk to strangers at parties. Yes No 3 A charming person is very pleasant and has a way of making people like them. Yes No 4 Selfish people are always happy to share their things with others. Yes No 5 If you are self-confident, you believe in your own abilities and skills. Yes No 6 A disorganized person always knows exactly where their keys and documents are. Yes No 7 You can trust a responsible person to finish a task on time. Yes No 8 Ambitious people don't care about getting a promotion or being successful. Yes No 9 You usually feel anxious when you are relaxing on a beach during a holiday. Yes No 10 Independent people prefer to do things themselves rather than asking for help. Yes No 11 A sociable person enjoys spending a lot of time alone in their room. Yes No 12 A sensitive person is easily hurt or offended by what other people say. Yes No 13 Someone who is unambitious has no desire to reach a high position in their career. Yes No 14 A sensible person makes decisions based on emotions rather than logic. Yes No 15 Insecure people often doubt themselves and lack confidence. Yes No 16 A rebellious person likes to follow all the rules and never argues with authority. Yes No 17 An immature person behaves in a way that is typical for someone much younger. Yes No 18 Impatient people are very good at waiting for a long time in a queue. Yes No

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by Дарья Сокур

A spoilt child usually behaves badly because they get everything they want.

Outgoing people find it difficult to talk to strangers at parties.

A charming person is very pleasant and has a way of making people like them.

Selfish people are always happy to share their things with others.

If you are self-confident, you believe in your own abilities and skills.

A disorganized person always knows exactly where their keys and documents are.

You can trust a responsible person to finish a task on time.

Ambitious people don't care about getting a promotion or being successful.

You usually feel anxious when you are relaxing on a beach during a holiday.

Independent people prefer to do things themselves rather than asking for help.

A sociable person enjoys spending a lot of time alone in their room.

A sensitive person is easily hurt or offended by what other people say.

Someone who is unambitious has no desire to reach a high position in their career.

A sensible person makes decisions based on emotions rather than logic.

Insecure people often doubt themselves and lack confidence.

A rebellious person likes to follow all the rules and never argues with authority.

An immature person behaves in a way that is typical for someone much younger.

Impatient people are very good at waiting for a long time in a queue.