Vocabulary: Relationships
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The boss ________ us off today for spending too much time chatting in the office.

  • said
  • crossed
  • told (correct)

I just need a reliable car that won't keep ________ me down!

  • making
  • putting
  • letting (correct)

Helena shouldn't ________ up with the way Tom treats her. It's ridiculous.

  • accept
  • put (correct)
  • take

I feel like resigning because I just can't get ________ with my boss.

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It isn't easy to bring ________ young children when you're trying to do a job as well.

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Kathy ________ out with her boyfriend after he lied to her.

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I hope Kevin and Ted sort their problems ________ ; the office will feel much nicer.

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I'm ________ out of patience with my colleague; everything he does is annoying.

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Charlie really looks ________ her father because she wants to be a doctor like him.

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Andy and his girlfriend have split ________ again, but I'm sure they get back together.

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The man over there is the one ________ son is a famous writer.

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January is the time ________ we like to clear out house.

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Is that the hospital ________ James works?

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Have you seen the pen ________ I was using?

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Applicants for ________ travel is difficult can be interviewed online.

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I'm enjoying listening to the song ________ you wrote.

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That's the teacher ________ told me off for not doing my homework.

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The research looks into reasons ________ uniforms are preferred.

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Sharing a house or flat while studying away from home is an experience I would recommend to anyone. It teaches you (0) ______ important life skills.

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But living together successfully is (1) ______.

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When I first shared a house with two friends, we loved the (2) ______ but we were rather.

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We loved the dependence (3) ______ to begin with and didn't really make any.

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We were dependence on each other and (4) ______ about who should tidy, clean or wash up.

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We were (5) ______ and had lots of friends drop by and had parties whenever we felt like it.

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However, the need to be (6) ______ hit us pretty soon.

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Surprisingly, this actually helped to (7) ______ our relationship.

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Our house-sharing days turned out to be more (8) ______.

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Flashcards

Tell someone off

To criticize or reprimand someone.

Let someone down

To disappoint or fail to support someone.

Put up with

To tolerate unacceptable behavior.

Get on with

To have a good relationship with someone.

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Bring up

To raise a child.

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Fall out with

To end a relationship.

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Sort (problems) out

To resolve a problem or misunderstanding.

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Run out of patience

To lose patience.

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Look up to

To admire or respect someone.

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Split up

To separate or end a romantic relationship.

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Whose

Used to show possession.

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When

Used to refer to a time.

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Where

Used to refer to a place.

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That

Used to refer to things.

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Whom

Used to refer to people when travel is difficult.

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Which

Used to refer to things.

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That

Used to refer to people.

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Why

Indicates a reason or cause.

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HIGHLY

To a great extent.

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CHALLENGING

Presenting difficulties.

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DEPENDENT

Reliant on others.

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ORGANISED

Lacking structure or planning.

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DECISIONS

Inability to come to a resolution.

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SOCIABLE

Outgoing and friendly.

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SENSIBLE

Practicality.

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STRENGTHEN

To become stronger in number.

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ENJOYABLE

Having a pleasuable experience.

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FEELINGS

To have strong feelings.

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UNCLEAR

In need of clarity.

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CERTAIN

To have no doubts.

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Study Notes

Vocabulary: Relationships

  • "Told" is the correct answer; in the sentence, the boss told them off.
  • "Making" is the correct answer; in the sentence, the car won't keep making me down.
  • "Put" is the correct answer; in the sentence, Helena shouldn't put up with the way Tom treats her, it's ridiculous.
  • "On" is the correct answer; in the sentence, I just can't get on with my boss
  • "Up" is the correct answer; in the sentence, It isn't easy to bring up young children when you're trying to do a job as well.
  • "Got" is the correct answer; in the sentence, Kathy got out with her boyfriend after he lied to her.
  • "Out" is the correct answer; in the sentence, I hope Kevin and Ted sort their problems out; the office will feel much nicer.
  • "Running" is the correct answer; in the sentence, I'm running out of patience with my colleague; everything he does is annoying.
  • "Up to" is the correct answer; in the sentence, Charlie really looks up to her father because she wants to be a doctor like him.
  • "Up" is the correct answer; in the sentence, Andy and his girlfriend have split up again, but I'm sure they get back together.

Language Focus: Defining Relative Clauses

  • "Whose" is the correct answer; in the sentence, The man over there is the one whose son is a famous writer.
  • "When" is the correct answer; in the sentence, January is the time when we like to clear out our house.
  • "Where" is the correct answer; in the sentence, Is that the hospital where James works?
  • "That" is the correct answer; in the sentence, Have you seen the pen that I was using?
  • "Who" is the correct answer; in the sentence, Applicants for who travel is difficult can be interviewed online.
  • "Which" is the correct answer; in the sentence, I'm enjoying listening to the song which you wrote.
  • "That" is the correct answer; in the sentence, That's the teacher that told me off for not doing my homework.
  • "Why" is the correct answer; in the sentence, the research looks into reasons why uniforms are preferred.

Reading And Use of English Part 3: Word Formation

  • The word "highly" fits in the space in the same line; Sharing a house or flat while studying away from home is an experience I would recommend to anyone. It teaches you highly important life skills.
  • The word "challenging" fits in the space in the same line; living together successfully is challenging.
  • The word "dependent" fits in the space in the same line; When I first shared a house with two friends, we loved the dependent but we were rather.
  • The word "organisation" fits in the space in the same line; we didn't really make any organisation to begin with and didn't really make any.
  • The word "decisive" fits in the space in the same line; about who should tidy, clean or wash up; we were also very decisive.
  • The word "unsociable" fits in the space in the same line; the need to be unsociable hit us pretty soon.
  • The word "strengthening" fits in the space in the same line; Surprisingly, this actually helped to strengthening our relationship.
  • The word "enjoyable fits in the space in the same line; our house-sharing days turned out to be more enjoyable.

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This lesson focuses on vocabulary related to relationships. It covers various phrasal verbs and expressions used to describe interactions and dynamics between people. These include communicating, tolerating, and resolving conflicts with others.

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