This document provides a description of Atlanta, Georgia based on a variety of adjectives provided. It describes the city as dangerously fast but with an incredibly decorated and beautifully modern headquarters. It also notes the people are described as polite and fashionably casually dressed who look after each other in general while speaking with a distinctive accent.

1. Atlanta

2.  dangerously
 fast
 headquarters
 lock
 incredibly
 decorated
 beautifully
 modern
 wooden furniture
 polite
 fashionably
 casually
 look after
 in general
 accent

10. incredibly, polite, headquarters, look after,
lock, modern
1. Everyone was trying to be ___ , but they
were all bored...
2. He is not very ____ in his opinions.
3. The woman stays at home to _____ children.
4. Michele was ___ brave.
5. Our firm's ____ is in London.
6. Don’t forget to _____ the door!

11.  dangerous
 fast
 incredible
 beautiful
 polite
 fashionable
 casual

12. I think people drive quite ______ 1, which
surprised me because I thought they were ____ 2
drivers here.
They don’t drive ____3 , but people are always on
the phone in the car, which you don’t often see
in the UK ______4.

13. The food can be _____5, but I think people eat very
______6. In restaurants they often _____7 salt to their food.
And they drink litres of Coke! The _____8 of the Coca-Cola
company is _____9 here, and they even have a Coca-Cola
museum. Once I went to a coffee shop and asked for a
_______10 , no milk no sugar. I had to ____11 my ____12
three times, because the waitress couldn’t understand me.
She said people here only ask for ______13 and cappuccinos
with lots of sugar!

14. In general, people are very ______14 . The people
I’m staying with, who live just ____15 the city,
know all their _____14 really well. They often don’t
_____16 their doors, which surprised me because
people say it’s a ______17 city. They speak _____18
slowly, with a _____19 accent and sometimes I have
a problem understanding them.