Complete the sentences using compound adjectives from D and E on the vocabulary section.

1. It was an old, run- down hotel that needed modernising. None of the rooms were air- and the so- restaurant was just a coffee bar. Our room had an old, -out carpet that was dirty.
2. It’s a very -up coast, with hotels and villas everywhere.
3. We managed to get a -minute booking for a Mediterranean cruise.
4. Off- train travel is much cheaper than travelling at busy times, but long- travel by train can sometimes be more expensive than flying.
5. The route of the President’s drive to Parliament was secret and he was driven in a bullet- limousine.
6. The workers went on -out strike over a long- pay dispute and the airport was closed for three days.
7. She used to be quite well- but she lost a lot of money and now she has a -up look about her. She got a part- job to help pay the bills.
8. She has to have a sugar- diet but it’s very time- trying to make sure everything she buys has no sugar in it.