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    Learn English > English lessons and exercises > English test #18301: Close meaning of 'Nice'
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    Close meaning of 'Nice'


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    English exercise "Close meaning of 'Nice'" created by ariane6 with The test builder
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    1. I only met her once or twice but she seemed a very ( T A N E P L S A ) girl
    2. David is very ( K B E I A L L E ) and has always had lots of friends
    3. It was very ( W S E E T ) of you to buy me those flowers.
    4. Vicky's complete honesty was one of her most ( I R N N D E A G E ) qualities
    5. Andrew can be a difficult child but most of the time he is very ( L E L B O V A )
    6. It was ( I N E C ) of them to offer to help.
    7. The new chairman of the company is a smart, straightforward, ( E N G N G G I A ) fellow
    8. Have you seen their new baby?-- she's simply ( A O E L R A D B )
    9. Martin has a very ( A C M H I R G N ) wife and four children.
    10. The staff at the hotel were ( V L Y E L O ) ,so helpful and polite.







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