An affectionate person is someone who shows love and affection.
- Example: “Lisa is a very affectionate person; she really shows she cares.”
An arrogant person is someone who believes that they are better, smarter, or more important than other people.
- Example: “John is so arrogant. He always thinks he is better and smarter than everyone else.”
A chatterbox is someone who talks excessively.
- Example: “People often describe me as a chatterbox because I can't stop talking!”
A competitive person is someone who always wants to win
- Example: “Ivan is so competitive. He was very upset when his team lost the game.”
A conscientious person is someone who is careful about doing something correctly.
- Example: “She has always been a very conscientious worker.”
A control freak is someone who has strong need to control people or how things are done.
- Example: “My boss is such a control freak ; he controlled the entire meeting.”
A dishonest person is someone who says things that are not true.
- Example: “I think she answered our questions dishonestly.”
A doer is someone who actively does things instead of just thinking or talking about them.
- Example: “I like to think of myself as a doer. I have written eight books so far and now I am working on my ninth.”
A dreamer is someone whose ideas and plans are not practical or based in reality.
- Example: “Oscar's a dreamer. Each evening he spends hours reading astronomy magazines, hoping to become an astronaut one day.”
A drifter is someone who moves from one place or job to another without a purpose or plan.
- Example: “John was a drifter. He hitchhiked from state to state.”
A fighter is someone who does not give up : someone who continues fighting or trying.
- Example: “Despite everything, you'll survive because you are a real fighter.”
A free spirit is someone a person who thinks and acts in a free way without worrying about normal social rules.
- Example: “Ben is a free spirit. I imagine he will settle down one day, but he will have done a lot more than the rest of us by then.”
A joker is someone who tells or makes many jokes.
- Example: “Harry's a joker. For a long time he had been joking about joining the army, so his friends were shocked to hear he actually had.”
A moody person is someone who is happy one minute and sad the next, and are often bad-tempered.
- Example: “Jean is so moody. You never know if she is happy today or not.”
A picky person is someone that is very careful or too careful about choosing or accepting things, i.e. hard to please.
- Example: “Jane is such a picky eater. it is difficult to find a restaurant where she is happy.”
A relaxed person is someone who is calm and free from worry, stress or anxiety.
- Example: “A nice hot bath makes me feel very relaxed.”
A reliable person is someone who can be trusted to do or provide what is needed.
- Example: “When I needed a ride to work yesterday, I called Sue because she is so reliable. She picked me up at exactly 7:00 am.”
A sarcastic person is someone who uses words that mean the opposite of what they really mean, particularly in order to insult someone, to show irritation, or to be funny.
- Example: “Amy said she liked my dress, but I think she was being sarcastic.”
A self-confident person is someone who has or shows confidence in themselves or their abilities.
- Example: “You could tell she was a very self-confident person by the way she answered the questions.”
A sociable person is someone who likes to be with other people and is very friendly.
- Example: “Larry always gets invited to parties. He is such a sociable person.”
A spoiled person is someone who gets everything that he or she wants; spoiling means to have a bad effect on someone by allowing too many things or by not correcting bad behavior.
- Example: “He was spoiled by his parents.”
A worrier is someone who constantly and needlessly worries.
- Example: “Kate is a worrier. When I first met her, she had just left her job and was wondering what to do with her life.”
HOW MANY OF THEM DO YOU MEET? DO YOU CONSIDER YOURSELF TO BE SOCIABLE, OR A DREAMER OR A DOER?
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