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Here are the answers from last week’s post. How did you do?
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You can use our free e-book, 100 Words for Visitors to the U.S., to fill in the blanks in these sentences.
“_________________.” 7. _____________, could I ask you a question? 8. It was great to see you. ________________________ to your mom. 9. “I think I met you at last week’s meeting.” “You’re right!” “Well, ______________________________.” 10. Let’s eat! ____________________! Here are a few descriptive words commonly used for different parts of the face and their meanings. I hope you find them helpful!
The Face: Long -- The face is narrow and long Broad -- The face is wide Round -- The face looks like a circle Eyes: Wide-set -- The eyes are far apart Close-set -- The eyes are close together Deep-set -- The eyes sit far back in the head Bug-eyed -- The eyes stick out Lips: Upturned -- The corners of the mouth go up Downturned -- The corners of the mouth go down Full -- The lips are plump Thin -- The lips are skinny Cheeks: Cherub -- Round, full cheeks Dimpled -- A cheek that has an indent when you smile Jaw: Square -- Flat and strong Rounded -- Round and soft
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