ENGLISH 12- IDIOMS AND VOCAB 4

apparent implausible repulsive consequent indifferent

startling erratic inexhaustible thriving fierce
hilarious primary vital unruly lenient
1. The major point of the debate that I watched on TV yesterday was how to cope with the illegal
immigration.
2. Everybody was expecting the orders from the Headquarters and the following action which was to take
place.
3. A few of the older campers were sent home after a week as they were disobedient.
4. He's rather changeable with his feelings and that's why we're afraid he won't marry too soon.
5. 'Do you consider his excuse credible?' 'If you want my opinion, it's totally beyond belief.
6. 'How is your business, Jerry?' 'Oh, I can't say it's prosperous, but I can't complain about it, either.'
7. Isn't it most surprising the Monroes are getting divorced?

ENGLISH 12- IDIOMS AND VOCAB 4

apparent implausible repulsive consequent indifferent
startling erratic inexhaustible thriving fierce
hilarious primary vital unruly lenient
1. The major point of the debate that I watched on TV yesterday was how to cope with the illegal
immigration.
2. Everybody was expecting the orders from the Headquarters and the following action which was to take
place.
3. A few of the older campers were sent home after a week as they were disobedient.
4. He's rather changeable with his feelings and that's why we're afraid he won't marry too soon.
5. 'Do you consider his excuse credible?' 'If you want my opinion, it's totally beyond belief.
6. 'How is your business, Jerry?' 'Oh, I can't say it's prosperous, but I can't complain about it, either.'
7. Isn't it most surprising the Monroes are getting divorced?

ENGLISH 12- IDIOMS AND VOCAB 4

apparent implausible repulsive consequent indifferent
startling erratic inexhaustible thriving fierce
hilarious primary vital unruly lenient
1. The major point of the debate that I watched on TV yesterday was how to cope with the illegal
immigration.
2. Everybody was expecting the orders from the Headquarters and the following action which was to take
place.
3. A few of the older campers were sent home after a week as they were disobedient.
4. He's rather changeable with his feelings and that's why we're afraid he won't marry too soon.
5. 'Do you consider his excuse credible?' 'If you want my opinion, it's totally beyond belief.
6. 'How is your business, Jerry?' 'Oh, I can't say it's prosperous, but I can't complain about it, either.'
7. Isn't it most surprising the Monroes are getting divorced?
8. The treasure hunters kept digging the ground for hours as if their strength was endless.
9. Paul's funny jokes and stories turned the boring party into a success.
10.How can he expect to win the girl's favour if he can't get rid of his disgusting habits?
11.It's very important that the central processing unit be delivered by Monday.
12.Judging by the wild look in his eyes, he must be very irritated.
13.Unexpectedly, the sentence imposed on the traitor was not severe, which by some was viewed as a
dangerous precedent.
14.I can't believe Jimmy was unconcerned when it came to appointing the editor-in chief.
15.It's more than clear that Steven has become attracted to Cynthia by her charming smiles.

8. The treasure hunters kept digging the ground for hours as if their strength was endless.
9. Paul's funny jokes and stories turned the boring party into a success.
10.How can he expect to win the girl's favour if he can't get rid of his disgusting habits?
11.It's very important that the central processing unit be delivered by Monday.
12.Judging by the wild look in his eyes, he must be very irritated.
13.Unexpectedly, the sentence imposed on the traitor was not severe, which by some was viewed as a
dangerous precedent.
14.I can't believe Jimmy was unconcerned when it came to appointing the editor-in chief.
15.It's more than clear that Steven has become attracted to Cynthia by her charming smiles.

8. The treasure hunters kept digging the ground for hours as if their strength was endless.
9. Paul's funny jokes and stories turned the boring party into a success.
10.How can he expect to win the girl's favour if he can't get rid of his disgusting habits?
11.It's very important that the central processing unit be delivered by Monday.
12.Judging by the wild look in his eyes, he must be very irritated.
13.Unexpectedly, the sentence imposed on the traitor was not severe, which by some was viewed as a
dangerous precedent.
14.I can't believe Jimmy was unconcerned when it came to appointing the editor-in chief.
15.It's more than clear that Steven has become attracted to Cynthia by her charming smiles.