Mark usually tells lies. He is a/an (a)   honest boy.

Lisa often (a)   behaves to get people’s attention.

It is (a)   correct to address people by their first name at formal events.

Let's look at this information again. We should (a)   view it before the exam.

I was surprised by my mother’s call. It was very (a)   expected.

I don’t think I will get these shoes. They are very (a)   comfortable.

His parents have punished her because of her (a)   obedience.

It is very (a)   polite to push people in a queue.

John is a /an (a)   responsible person. He doesn’t call his boss to tell that he will be late for work.

His arguments are very (a)   logical. It is almost impossible to have a sensible discussion with her.

He believes he isn’t ever going to die. He thinks he is (a)   mortal.

Nobody wears clothes like that anymore. They are very (a)   fashionable.

It is (a)   wise to keep medicines on the table because children can reach them easily.

Sue is looking for an apartment nowadays because she wants to be (a)   dependent and live on her own.