The name Game unit 3

Vocabulary (definition from internet)
Gaffe: An unintentional act or remark causing embarrassment to its originator; a blunder.

 Dainty: Delicately small and pretty.

Brisk: Active and energetic.

Consciously: In a deliberate and intentional way.

Catchy: Instantly appealing and memorable.

Coined: Invent a new word or phrase.

Straightforward: Uncomplicated and easy to do or understand.

Leisure: Free time.

Playful: Funny and not serious.

Aloof: Not friendly and distant.

Sentences

Last time I noticed my friend was aloof she is not that kind of people.

Maria made a gaffe a the end of the party.

My mother's leisure activity is shopping she spends all her money.

They coined the name of the store from an American word.

My little brother was in a playful mood last night, he laughed for everything.

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