Praising and criticising

Exercise 60.2

Write T (True) or F (False) after each statement.

1. If you speak highly of someone, you praise them.
2. If you have nothing but praise for someone, you do not approve of what they do.
3. If you criticise someone roundly, you criticise them only slightly.
4. If you heartily approve of something, you are in favour of it.
5. If you counter criticism, you just accept it.
6. If someone gives their blessing to something, they are against it.
7. If you give someone a clap, it is usually because you like what they have done.
8. If you give constructive criticism, you normally have a positive intention.