Mary and her good1 friend Jill had just returned from holiday. They had had a really good2 time and felt relaxed and happy. It was raining as they got off the plane, but they were not complaining as they had had very good3 weather in their holiday resort. The girls looked around for Jill's brother, Jo, who was meeting them. He had said that he would be happy to drive them home since this gave him a good4 excuse for leaving the office early for once. Jo must be here somewhere,' said Mary just as he appeared. The girls' flight was a good5 two hours late and Jo had gone to get something to eat to pass the time. It was good6 of you to wait so long!" said Jill. 'That's OK,' replied Jo. 'I like looking around airports, although the food was not very good7.' When the luggage arrived, they made their way to the car which was parked quite far away. As they got into the car Jill said to Mary, 'The traffic will be busy at this time of day but Jo is a very good8 driver and will get us home safely. When they arrived at Jill's house Mary's parents had just got there also. 'You've all arrived at a good9 time,' said Jill's mother. 'I was just about to serve dinner.' 'That's good10!' said Jill. 'We're starving after that long journey.' good adjective