Answer 1: Complete the sentences with the vocabulary you have learned in this Lesson.
1. I love how you speak. You are so articulate.
2. We are lost apparently.
3. He is an adamant kid. No matter what his mother says, he refuses to eat vegetables.
4. Have you listened to his new song? It is awe-inspiring.
5. We respect him because he is an adept writer.
6. I am an avid learner of Astrophysics.
7. I could not understand what he exactly meant because he was certainly ambiguous.
8. He is astute because he has read many books and travelled to different countries.
9. It is important to be authentic in your interactions with others.
10. Swami Vivekananda was altruistic spiritual leader who wrote many great books.
11. It was quite audacious of you to go on a Solo Trip to a remote area.
Note For Exercise 2: No to apologize! I actually enjoyed coming up with those jokes for you. And you’re right, dad jokes are often intentionally bad, but that’s part of the charm – they can still be fun and entertaining! And practicing a language by telling jokes is a great way to build confidence and improve communication skills. So let’s keep the jokes coming and have some fun with it!
