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| impressive (imPRESiv): adj. - admirable, better than usual |
| The singer's performance was impressive. She won America's Got Talent. |
| feasible (FEEzubl): adj -- do-able, manageable |
| We can have two cats. Having three or more cats is not feasible with the size of our apartment. |
| gregarious (greGAIReeus): adj - social, enjoying company |
| She's not very social. She likes to read and write all the time. Her older sister is the gregarious one in the family. She always has friends at the house. |
| ample (AMpul): adj - plenty |
| There's ample room in the suitcase. Bring your tennis shoes and your tennis racket. |
| dwelling (DWELings): noun -- a home |
| When we travelled in India, we saw many roadside villages with small dwellings. |
Practice: Complete the sentences. Answers are at the bottom of the page.
1. I was never __________________. I like to stay home and do quiet things alone.|
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1. gregarious, ample, impressive, dwellings, feasible
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