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She praised his project for its originality

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We were always fascinated by his ideas.

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They feel comfortable with people who are fun to go with.

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As we watched the plant grow, we became more and more amazed.

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Some kids don't know what to think about him.

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Henry has become a valued friend to her and me

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Sprinter Lydia de Vega was considered Asia's undisputed fastest woman in the 1980s. She is indeed a fast learner.

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I prefer independent thinkers, while my brother prefers collaborative thinkers.

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Grandma lets me pick out the seeds first.

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Dad confessed that he planted moonflower seeds in the garden.

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