Personality - B1+ English Vocabulary — Exercise 2

1The — choose —arrogantbossycunningforgetfulindecisiveinsecuremoodynaivenosystubborn salesperson hid important details to persuade customers to sign the contract.

2Sam was too — choose —arrogantbossycunningforgetfulindecisiveinsecuremoodynaivenosystubborn to realise that the stranger's unbelievable story was false.

3The — choose —arrogantbossycunningforgetfulindecisiveinsecuremoodynaivenosystubborn manager acted as if no employee could possibly have a better idea than his.

4My sister can be — choose —arrogantbossycunningforgetfulindecisiveinsecuremoodynaivenosystubborn and keeps ordering everyone to complete tasks her way.

5The — choose —arrogantbossycunningforgetfulindecisiveinsecuremoodynaivenosystubborn neighbour repeatedly asked questions about our private family plans.

6He is so — choose —arrogantbossycunningforgetfulindecisiveinsecuremoodynaivenosystubborn that he still refuses to reconsider, despite seeing clear evidence.

7I felt — choose —arrogantbossycunningforgetfulindecisiveinsecuremoodynaivenosystubborn about my ability to lead the meeting, although my colleagues supported me.

8The — choose —arrogantbossycunningforgetfulindecisiveinsecuremoodynaivenosystubborn customer changed from cheerful to irritated within a few minutes.

9Our — choose —arrogantbossycunningforgetfulindecisiveinsecuremoodynaivenosystubborn uncle regularly leaves his keys in unusual places and misses appointments.

10The — choose —arrogantbossycunningforgetfulindecisiveinsecuremoodynaivenosystubborn shopper compared the two jackets for an hour but still could not choose one.