I was not a _ _ _ _ at six o´clock this morning. ( despierto )

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The boy was very b _ _ _ _ and jumped into the water to help the dog. ( valiente )

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My bike was b _ _ _ _ _ and I could not ride it to school last week. ( roto )

(a)  

You need to be very c _ _ _ _ _ _ when you carry these expensive plates. ( cuidadoso )

(a)  

The beach was very c _ _ _ _ _ _ yesterday. There were so many people. ( mucha gente )

(a)  

I am so e _ _ _ _ _ _ . We are going to go to the concert this weekend. ( emocionado )

(a)  

Tony can´t carry the box. It is too h _ _ _ _. ( pesado )

(a)  

We had a L _ _ _ _ _ day at the park last Saturday. ( encantador )

(a)  

We were very L _ _ _ _ and the rain stopped when we got to the pool. We had a wonderful swim. ( afortunado )

(a)  

The woman was very n _ _ _, she helped me pick up my books and put them into my bag. ( amable, buena, bonita )

(a)  

The children were too n _ _ _ _ so the teacher asked them to be quiet. ( ruidoso )

(a)  

"R _ _ _ _ , set, go!" The P.E. teacher shouted, and we all started to run. ( preparado )

(a)  

Drive s _ _ _ _ _ _ _ for two kilometres and then turn left at the traffic light. ( recto, liso )

(a)  

Are you s _ _ _ that this is the right street? I can´t see Tim´s house anywhere! ( seguro )

(a)  

The man was very u _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ and would not let us play near his house. ( antipático )

(a)  

We were u _ _ _ _ _ _ about the food they served us at the restaurant last night. It was terrible. ( descontento )

(a)  

It is very u _ _ _ _ _ _ for the teacher to be late to class. She is always on time. ( no común )

(a)  

A raincoat is a very u _ _ _ _ _ thing to take when you go walking in the mountains. You don´t know when it will rain! ( útil )

(a)  

His parents were really w _ _ _ _ _ _ when the boy did not come back home before it got dark. ( preocupado )

(a)