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uneasy adj. Not comfortable; worried or nervous. un ĕ'zē vain vän }} I felt uneasy walking down the dark street until I observed my dad on the corner. Tell your partner what wild animals make you uneasy. adj. 1. Having too high an opinion of one's looks or achievements. Charlie is so vain he has a f...

uneasy adj. Not comfortable; worried or nervous. un ĕ'zē vain vän }} I felt uneasy walking down the dark street until I observed my dad on the corner. Tell your partner what wild animals make you uneasy. adj. 1. Having too high an opinion of one's looks or achievements. Charlie is so vain he has a full-length mirror in every room. 2. Without success. The firefighters made a vain attempt to keep the fire from spreading. in vain adv. Without success or result; useless. All my hand-waving was in vain-the teacher never called on me. Talk to your partner about a toy or game you asked for in vain. 6A pplaud rafty isclose rab ntire xclaim xquisite tend er eer rogress fine Using Words in Context Read the following sentences. If the word in bold is used correctly, write C on the line. If the word is used incorrectly, write I on the line. 1. (a) "Ouch," Alejandro exclaimed when he bumped his head on the beam. C (b) "Here's the answer, and I'll give you the exclamation later," she said. I (c) I was so shocked to see my family at the door, I exclaimed and ran to hug them. I (d) Aabirah put in an exclaim for the damage to her car caused by the storm. I ✗2. (a) The camels made slow progress over t (b) The robot is progressed to perform s (c) Roberta was progressed into the ar (d) The work progressed at a faster ra 3. (a) After making several vain attem jave Desert. Movements. ун she was eighteen. Mr. Salam took over. ave up and went b H/Y