Unit2

2.1
1.broad
2.broad
3.mitigating
4.mitigating
5.auburn
6.deliriously
7.mitigating
8.picturesque
9.adjourn
10.picturesque
11.adjourn
12.inclement

2.2
1.Melissa has quite a broad Scottish accent.
2.Inclement weather led to the cancellation of the president's garden party.
3.We were all deliriously happy when we heard we'd won the award.
4.Their new home was in a picturesque location.
5.Because there were mitigating circumstances that made the theft less serious,the judge let him off with a warning.
6.I think we should mitigate the meeting now and continue it tomorrow
7.She had a broad smile on her face when she arrived.
8.She has lovely auburn hair.
9.I think we're generally in broad agreement as to what should be done.

2.3
1.busy(S), cool(W), fine(W), well(S), high(S)
2. make(S), in(W),
3.stamp(W). order(S), game(S), trip(S), out(W)
4.mail(S), message(S), blow(W), cry(W), baby(W),
5.make(S),work(S),earn(W)

2.4
I can't go shopping today, because of inclement weather.