Law 19983 on

vocabulary: affectionate, cruel, honest, bossy sensible, jealous, selfish, spoilt, cheerful, lazy, witty, brave, mean, imaginative, handsome, punctual, stubborn, patient, sympathetic, sensitive, irresponsable, reliable, generous, moddy, prejudiced, polite, sociable, friendly, rude, modest

1) music, rithym, lyrics, play music on the radio, a live concert, gig, performance, broadcast live, crow, audience, spectator (sport), fans, musicias, stage, star quality // do, go, have, play, watch // computer, games, dvd, fil, football, friends round, guitar, pizza, running, shopping, theatre, television, yoga, track, make up for, mainstream, // perform, take part in, participate, join in, sing a solo, performer, orchestra, band, participate, festival, cellist, rehearsal, conductor, choir, pianist, show // pop, rock, heavy, metal, jazz, blues, tango, electronic, national, country, reggae, cumbia // relax = unwind, tribe // like-minded, to lond, to be in its way out, come across, come across as, stream, due to the fact, hold on tight, make up, proud-pride, roam about (wander),rely on, to taste - try

personality: positive > outgoing, hard-working, kind, realiable, responsable, optimistic, friendly, creative, sociable, sympathetic, self-confident, generous, patient, sensible // negative: moody, shy, lazzy, untidy, unpatient, spoilt, pessimistic, self conxcious, selfish, snoblish, stubborn // others: greddy, intellectual, suspicious, witty, clever, rude, easy-going, forgetful, gentle, impulsive, energetic, tidy, sad, well-behaved, romantic, possessive, ambitious, creative, adventurous, optimistic, pleasant, untidy, warm

preffix > un-  // suffix > -ive, -y, -less, -able, -ous, -ic, -al, -ful

2) cautious, comfort, drama, emotion, generosity, harm, hope, love, meaning, person, pessimist, prediction, realiability, sympathy, practical, independant, confident // difficult - impossible, intelligent - brilliant, angry - furious, frightened - terrified, tired - exhausted, big - enormous // fairly, completely, absolutely, a bit, very, really, quite // to be an only child, birth in order effect, the oldest of 4 children, a second-born child, middle child, to lead a happy life, to be the younger - youngest child, my in-law, sublings, to be my parent favourite, to get on well with, your (extended) family, half brother, steo father

Adj = adv: late - loud - fast - hard - right - well