3) Complete the sentences with the adjective form of the words in brackets. >
1. Both wanted to control, and both were
in their own decisions. (confidence)
2. Watching violence on TV makes some children more
. (aggression)
3. This is a
and inventive piece of film-making. (courage)
4. From a
point of view, it isn't a good place to live. (practice)
5. Personally, I think he is
but many people trust him. (honesty)
6. It was
of Jeremy to offer to pay for us both. (generosity)
7. The loss resulting from
work is very serious. (care)
8. We thought she was
whereas in fact she was just very shy. (arrogance)
9. Mr. Peterson has never really been the
type. (sociability)
10. His
remarks hurt and she reacted accordingly. (sense)