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Derived adjectives

Use the words in blue to form derived adjectives !

Example : It's definitely not a pleasant experience ==> Answer : It's quite an unpleasant experience.

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1. It's a great advantage to be able to speak two languages and therefore to be .


2. Not everyone can afford to buy such jewels. They cost so much ! They are quite .


3. I was getting bored listening to him. He was such a man.


4. He always succeeds in anything he undertakes : he's in everything.


5. He greeted me as if we had long been close friends : he was so to me!


6. We thoroughly enjoyed the safari trip : it was a most experience!


7. When I have a cold and a stuffy nose, my food no longer has any taste. It seems to me.


8. He always acts like a child : he has a behaviour.