Question

1. He's always losing things, or forgetting where he's put things: absent-minded, easy-going, clumsy. 2. I'm always dropping thing, or bumping into things: clumsy, argumentative, mean. 3. Nothing ever upsets her, or annoys her, or worries her:absent-minded, easy-going, sensible. 4. I remember that bloke Dave. He'd never buy you a drink. 5. And he'd pick a fight with anyone about anything: absent-minded, argumentative, mean. 6. He just won't listen to anyone else's suggestions: easy-going, argumentative, mean.

Answer 1

Ответ:

He's always losing things, or forgetting where he's put things: absent-minded,  2. I'm always dropping thing, or bumping into things: clumsy,  3. Nothing ever upsets her, or annoys her, or worries her: easy-going, 4. I remember that bloke Dave. He'd never buy you a drink. mean 5. And he'd pick a fight with anyone about anything: argumentative, . 6. He just won't listen to anyone else's suggestions: argumentative

Объяснение:

Answer 2

It looks like you've provided a list of traits associated with different behaviors. It seems you want to match these traits with the appropriate descriptions. Here's the breakdown:

1. He's always losing things, or forgetting where he's put things: absent-minded, easy-going, clumsy.

   • Traits: absent-minded, easy-going, clumsy.

2. I'm always dropping things, or bumping into things: clumsy, argumentative, mean.

   • Traits: clumsy, argumentative, mean.

3. Nothing ever upsets her, or annoys her, or worries her: absent-minded, easy-going, sensible.

   • Traits: absent-minded, easy-going, sensible.

4. I remember that bloke Dave. He'd never buy you a drink.

   • Traits: None mentioned explicitly.

5. And he'd pick a fight with anyone about anything: absent-minded, argumentative, mean.

   • Traits: absent-minded, argumentative, mean.

6. He just won't listen to anyone else's suggestions: easy-going, argumentative, mean.

   • Traits: easy-going, argumentative, mean.

For the sentences that don't have traits explicitly mentioned, it's not possible to determine their associated traits without more context. If you have any further questions or need more assistance, feel free to ask!