Fill in the gaps with the compound adjectives from exercise 1. One word is given in
brackets.
1. Mary is very 1_ (fashion) and she loves wearing 2_ (new) designer
clothes.
2. Brad Pitt is a really 3_ (known) actor and he’s very 4_ (good) – everybody
likes him.
3. Kate is always so 5_ (back) about everything.
4. His visit left an 6 _ (lasting) impression on me.
5. John worked long hours and became very 7_ (off).
6. We have no 8 _ (made) answers.
7. Our new boss is so 9_ (minded), he is not ready to listen to or tolerate the views of others.
8. Alan was really 10_ (broken) when Sarah left him.

1we  went  to the skating-rink  yesterday. 2 they  grew  even grapes in their orchard some years ago. 3  last week  they  hung  a new mirror in the bathroom. 4 we  had  a delicious dinner at a restaurant  last saturday. 5 she  laid  the table and invited her guests to have dinner. 6 they  heard  some strange sounds behind the door of the house. 7 tom  hid  behind the tree and  watched  the boys sitting by the fire. 8 the young archer  hit  the aim/target. 9 the students  held  a meeting on friday. 10  he  fell  down and  hurt  his leg. 11 their granny  kept  a cow and some rabbits on the farm. 12 she  knew  very well that  boy who lived next door to them.  13 he  knew  a lot of poems by heart.