Look at A in the vocabulary section and fill the gaps in these sentences with one word.

1. A: Do you like my new hairstyle? B: Don’t for compliments.
2. At the meeting everyone was your praises.
3. He’s not very good at people compliments.
4. Mrs Carrington is always praising her pupils the skies.
5. It may sound a bit double-edged, but I think you should what she says a compliment.
6. He never knows what to say when fans praise on him.
7. I didn’t enjoy the film but it has been very praised by the critics.
8. Look at this reference. It’s really the candidate with faint praise.