Describing people´s personality
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The document provides vocabulary words to describe personality traits and adjectives, along with examples of how to match words with their opposites and describe different personality types based on behaviors. It includes lists of personality adjectives, words to match with their opposites, questions about behaviors to determine personality descriptions, and adjectives to identify as referring to personality.
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