Look at all these spelling mistakes in your job application. You mustn't be so c (a)   !

Granny left the front door wide open again. She's getting so f (a)   , we may have to put her in a nursing home for her own safety.

The firefighters performed a h (a)   act by entering the collapsing building in search of survivors.

Calm down! There was no need to suddenly become h (a)   like that!

It was totally c (a)   of him not to defend his friend when he was unfairly accused.

I thought Melanie was being so p (a)   in the restaurant – insisting on ordering everything in French. The waiter was from Manchester!

My auntie's the most a (a)   person I know. She always thinks of others before herself.

My English professor is extremely h (a)   . We get really well looked after at her house.

I told you Henry would propose, but you're too c (a)   to believe in true love!

It was t (a)   of him to leave early. I'm sure he knows Sue is afraid walking home in the dark.

Paul’s behaviour was completely r (a)   . He took unnecessary risks.

I've always thought he was d (a)   . I so don't believe a word he says.

Our neighbours are really c (a)   when it comes to late night noise. It's great to live next to them.