The adjective of IMPRESS

(a)  

The noun of ABLE

(a)  

The noun of VARY

(a)  

The adjective of SCIENCE

(a)  

The adjective of SUCCESS

(a)  

The adjective of ENERGY

(a)  

The adjective of FOOL

(a)  

The adjective of access

(a)  

The noun of HAPPY

(a)  

The noun of tired

(a)  

The verb of Different

(a)  

The project was a ​ (a)   because the customer was happy.

A ​ (a)   teacher is one who can get the kids to feel passionate about what they are learning and enjoy it.

He ​ (a)   in running a business.

The manager thought the resume was very ​ (a)  

The tour of the house left Gary with a bad ​ (a)   of the place.

The student wanted to ​ (a)   his teacher by finishing his homework early.

You should know the ​ (a)   between cars and trucks.

Although they often ​ (a)   , they are happy together.

We'll divide the class into three ​ (a)   groups.

The children are getting too ​ (a)   for their grandparents.

​ (a)   can cause people to overlook small mistakes.

The only people ​ (a)   to afford to buy a house in this area are millionaires.

After years of practicing, Bill now has the ​ (a)   to play the piano beautifully.