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You should use only environmentally <friendly> cosmetics. start learning
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They forgot to <water> the flowers and they all wilted because of the hot weather. start learning
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A large part of Australia is covered in <shrub> land. start learning
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<Weed> that part of the garden, please. start learning
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The <kernel> in this walnut is rotten. start learning
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The activists are fighting for the <preservation> of the Amazon jungle. start learning
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I broke my tooth on a cherry <stone>. start learning
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The most <distinctive> feature of this plant is its red leaves. start learning
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Orange <peel> can be used in cooking and baking. start learning
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Don't <plant> the flowers before mid-April. start learning
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Poland still has some of the wildest and most <unspoilt> terrain west of Russia. start learning
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If you want to help the environment make a <donation> to Greenpeace. start learning
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Oak is a <deciduous> tree, which means it loses its leaves during winter. start learning
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zrzucającym liście sezonowo
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John's family <descends> from the first Puritan settlers. start learning
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She is a devoted <carer> of her elderly mother. start learning
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She fought hard to stop the <tears> falling after the news that her dad had died. start learning
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Seeing the broken window our grandmother could only <sigh>. start learning
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If you're not <obedient to> your wife, she'll throw you out. start learning
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They both <gave birth to babies> on January 23rd. start learning
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Because my uncle was a <bachelor> and never had children he left all his money to me. start learning
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Having a deaf brother she understands <sign language>. start learning
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In <accordance> with his wishes all his fortune was inherited by his nephew. start learning
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It's already been <settled> - you're not getting a Porsche for your 18th birthday! start learning
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My grandparents often <amble> along in their garden. start learning
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Who is your <next of kin> to be notified in case of emergency? start learning
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He <slighted> his mother but felt terrible afterwards. start learning
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In the eyes of his family his <manhood> was at stake. start learning
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Can you <mind> the baby while I go out for half an hour? start learning
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She <shielded> her little son with her own body. start learning
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His father looked at him with a <stern> expression on his face. start learning
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Everybody knows about Tess' <infinite> devotion to her children. start learning
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You shouldn't <intervene in> the argument - leave it to them to decide. start learning
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Bridget Jones was afraid of becoming a lonely <spinster>. start learning
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If your mother is to move in with us some <adjustments> will be necessary. start learning
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Being a very <agreeable> man he's soon become his mother-in-law's favourite. start learning
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My uncle is so <cheap> that he'd rather walk 5 miles in the rain than call a cab. start learning
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My dad hadn't prepared a speech for my wedding reception and had to <improvise> but nobody noticed. start learning
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Her father walked her <down the aisle>. start learning
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I can't believe it, the children were so <good> and well behaved when they stayed with me. start learning
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Gordon has the most <wonderful> way with children - they love him. start learning
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