This document provides vocabulary about personalities and feelings. It includes matching pictures with adjectives like happy, polite, impatient, quiet, clever, and angry. It also has opposites like hard-working and lazy, mean and kind, unkind and kind, serious and funny, rude and polite, impatient and patient. Students are asked to use adjectives to complete sentences about being kind, quiet, impatient, pessimistic, rude, funny, rude, and honest. It also lists adjectives like lucky, surprised, untidy, friendly, tired, hard-working, generous, lazy, confident, sad, scared, and tidy and asks who is described by each.

1. PERSONALITIES AND FEELINGS
VOCABULARY
ADJECTIVES

2. 1 2 3
Match pictures and adjectives:
HAPPY
POLITE 4 5 6
IMPATIENT
QUIET
CLEVER
FUNNY 7
ANGRY

3. MATCH THE OPPOSITES:
1) HARD-WORKING A) KIND
2) MEAN B) QUIET
3) UNKIND C) SMART
4) SERIOUS D) GENEROUS
5) RUDE E) FUNNY
6) IMPATIENT F) LAZY
7) TALKATIVE G) POLITE
8) STUPID H) PATIENT

4. USE THE SUITABLE ADJECTIVES TO COMPLETE
THE SENTENCES.
• It was very …………. of you to to help me.
• Alice isn´t very ……………. . She prefers to listen to other people.
• After waiting over half an hour for the bus, Tom started to get ………… .
• Mark is very ………………… . He always thinks things will get worse.
• It´s ………………. to talk with your mouth full.
• George is ……………… . He always tells jokes.
• A polite person is never ………… .
• An ……………… person always tells the truth.
• She isn´t ……………, she always spends money on other people.
• An ……………. person never puts things away.

5. WHO IS …?
LUCKY
SURPRISED
UNTIDY
FRIENDLY
TIRED
HARD-WORKING
GENEROUS
LAZY
CONFIDENT
SAD
SCARED
TIDY