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1. I always avoid him because he will bother and fluster me if I venture anywhere near him.

2. She entered the room with a swagger, and would not deign to dance with anyone.

3. No matter how much they coax and plead, I will not consent to go on the enormous roller coaster.

4. Although I admire him, he does not seem to appreciate my efforts to befriend him.

"Oh bother!" said Pooh flustered that there was no honey in the jar.

Lance, the star quarterback swaggered into the dance not noticing for at least half an hour that his zipper was down.

The young mother coaxed and pleaded with her two year old as he was throwing a size extra large tantrum in the middle of the canned food aisle.

I admire John Steinbeck's fiction and appreciate the skill, talent and hard work it took to put it all on paper for me to read.

Now play with my sentences and make them sound like your own.

1. Brad couldn't bother to answer the tabloid stories claiming that Angelina was flustered by his arrogance.

2. Drunk, Brad staggered into the room and asked Angelina to dance.

3. "Please," I heard Angelina plead with Brad, " can't I coax you into a warmer, more loving relationship?"

4. "I admire your body clothed," said Brad, "but I appreciate it more _au naturel._"