When are you going to get rid of those…………trousers?

(French, nylon, dreadful, short)

It was a………….mistake. I wasn't trying to cheat you.

Choose the best answer (A, B, C or D) to complete each sentence below.

Rewrite each sentence below using a compound adjective without changing the meaning of the given sentence.

She's very………….. She can’t sit down for long.

Both she and her partner have got………….attitudes towards marriage.

This solar panel is as thin as paper.

He’s got a very………….manner, so don’t be surprised if, the first time you meet him, he asks you how much you earn.

They’ve got some…………shoes in the sale at Derbyshire’s.

(ballet, fantastic, pink, Russian, silk)

Andrea has a…………rug on the floor in her bedroom.

(long, lovely, sheepskin, white)

I couldn't believe it when Sylvia turned up in the same…………hat that she wore last time.

(horrible, wide, yellow)

He’s very………….about his work, so try not to say anything that he might take as a criticism.