Homework: Grammar p. 53 (C+D)
trustworthy /ˈtrʌstˌwɜːði/ adjective
Someone who is trustworthy can be trusted.
Fond /fɒnd/ adjective
1 be fond of sb/sth
To like someone or something
To be fond of animals/music
[ + doing sth ] He's not very fond of dancing.
2 [ always before noun ] expressing or causing happy
feelings
fond memories
Play truant UK
to stay away from school without permission
cafeteria /ˌkæfəˈtɪəriə/ noun [ C ]
a restaurant where you collect and pay for your food
and drink before you eat it
a
school cafeteria
Bore somebody to death
To make someone lose interest completely
Herman was bored to death by the
stories Arlie told.
Cosy UK
Comfortable and warm
Disciplined /ˈdɪsəplɪnd/ adjective
Behaving in a very controlled way
The most disciplined army in the
world
Go-getter or social climber (trepa)
Corset [countable]
A piece of tight-fitting underwear that women wore
especially in the past to make them look thinner
She made us love it too.
He pushed me so that I learnt more and more…
Hard-working
I keep my friends from school.
Be alive and kicking/well
To continue to be popular or successful
Despite rumours to the contrary, feminism is alive and
kicking.
In my life as a student…
They were not particularly good….
I had a good time there.
I was responsible, perhaps too much.
Late bloomer
I’m glad of having had a…
He spent the whole time threatening us.
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