Willing: ready to do something
A person who is willing is ready to act or agree; explore the patterns used to express that readiness.
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English: Describe qualities, feelings and differences with suitable adjectives, sentence patterns and translated examples.
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A person who is willing is ready to act or agree; explore the patterns used to express that readiness.
Read and practiseA difficult decision can leave someone hesitant or unwilling; see how reluctant describes that feeling and the action involved.
Read and practiseA skilled guide or a machine with enough power can be described in terms of ability and competence.
Read and practiseFrost, flooding and debt can expose people or things to harm; explore how this adjective names that risk.
Read and practiseA sustainable plan can last without exhausting the resources or support it depends on, from ecosystems to working routines.
Read and practiseA determined person keeps trying; a persistent problem or sound continues over time and can be difficult to stop.
Read and practiseAccounts can agree with evidence, and habits can stay steady over time: both can be described with consistent.
Read and practiseRespect between neighbours and support between teams can go both ways; explore how to describe shared feelings and arrangements.
Read and practiseA network of interlocking elements can be complex even when its purpose is easy to understand.
Read and practiseA disputed policy or decision can divide public opinion; explore how this adjective describes such disagreement.
Read and practiseSufficient space, training or light meets a particular need; learn to express that standard with this adjective.
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