Choose the adjective that best completes each sentence.
1. Julia adore parler des potins avec tout le monde. Elle est _____.
a. gracieux b. gracieuse c. bavard d. bavarde
2. Edgar tombe souvent et casse beaucoup d’objets. Il est _____.
a. maladroit b. maladroite c. prétentieux d. prétentieuse
3. Antoine est toujours bien habillé et bien coiffé. Il est _____.
a. grossier b. grossière c. soigné d. soignée
4. Annie n’a jamais le courage de contredire (contradict) quelqu’un. Elle est _____.
a. orgueilleux b. orgueilleuse c. mou d. molle
1. d. bavarde
2. a. maladroit
3. c. soigné
4. d. molle
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