9.kl. Unit 2 Vocabulary Booster

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If you get on with someone, you have a ​

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relationship.​

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People who have lots in common usually ​

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interests.

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If you turn to someone, you ​

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help or advice.

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Animals that co-operate with each other work ​

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to hunt for food.

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When you are fond of someone you really ​

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them.

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To look out for someone means ​

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of them.

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1.) Anita made an effort to meet and be friendly with the other students: ​

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2.) Lori really respects and admires his older brother: ​

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3.) Try not to have an argument with your sister when you go on holiday: ​

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4.) I mostly stay in contact with school friends through social media: ​

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5.) I saw my cousin on Sunday - it was nice to ​meet her and hear her news: ​

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6.) Many old people depend on their friends and family for support: ​

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7.) I hate all sports, but my parents really enjoy playing tennis and golf: ​

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Pavel's parents aren't (...) him getting a motorcycle.

• keen on

• fond of

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Zoe and Bea are always busy, but they go out for pizza once a week to (...) with each other.

• catch up

• fall out

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When I was living alone, I had to be independent - there was no one I could (...) if I had a problem.

• get to know

• turn to

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My friends and I try to (...) each other when we are travelling together.

• look out for

• look up to

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Lori used to be friends with everyone, but recently he's (...) with several people.

• fallen out

• got on

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Anton is Fred's mentor - Fred really (...) him for advice.

• catches up to

• looks up to

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My brother and I are very different - we don't (...) with each other.

• co-operate

• have a lot in common

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Text A:

My cousin Beth is three years older than me. When we were younger I always ​

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up to her - she was like a big sister. I'm still very ​

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of her. These days we're into different things - she is very ​

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on sport, but I prefer reading and listening to music.

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We live in different cities now, so we use social media to

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up with each other's lives. We still have lots in ​

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, though, and I know could ​

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to her if I ever had a problem.

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Text B:
Wolves are social animals and live in family groups called packs. I've studied one particular pack for several years - it's taken a long time to get to ​

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them. Wolves often ​

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with each other when hunting for food. During a hunt, they keep in ​

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by sound, althoug they also communicate using facial expressions and body language.

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Text B:

Because they ​

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on each other for survival, it is important that all members of the pack ​

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on with each other. It is rare for wolves in the same pack to ​

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out with other individuals, although it can happen.

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The first is acquaintances. These are people you know a little - for example, someone you (...) at work.

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Maybe you have a chat to (...) them from time to time, but you aren't close to them.

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Next are casual friends - typically, these are people you know because you are (...) the same activity, like sport or a hobby.

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You may be (...) them because you share an interest, but you probably don't see them very much outside that activity.

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Close friends are people that you have got to know over a period of time, and you probably have (...) them.

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They are the people you always (...), no matter how far away they are.

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They are important people in your life and you hope you never (...) them.

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Finally, there are best friends - a small number of friends who are almost like family. You trust them completely and you can tell them anything. These are the people you (...) in times of trouble, ...

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...because you know you can always (...) them.

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Write three sentences about yourself and people that are important to you. Use at least two phrases from this lesson in each sentence. e.g., "I am very fond of my grandfather, and I always turn to him if I need advice."

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I'd like to make friends ___ Sarah.

• of

• to

• with

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Linda and Gina are into the ___ things.

Maurice and Freddy have the ___ sense of humour.

• different

• same

• similar

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How should I ___ loyalty to my friends?

You should always ___ respect to your colleagues.

• show

• see

• look

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It cheered ___ up to see them looking so happy.

Please be honest with ___ and say what you really think.

• I

• me

• my

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Dear Agony Aunt,

I'm very upset because I've ​

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with my friend, Jason. I met him a few years ago and ​

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him very quickly because we ​

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the same things: sports, films and video games.

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We've always ​

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, even though we don't go to the same school. Jason is a bit older than me and he's a really good student, so I've always ​

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him. I can't believe that just because I couldn't meet him after school, now he doesn't answer my texts. I thought I could always ​

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him to be a good friend.Please help!

Your sincerely,

Petra.

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Children learn to co-operate ___ each other as soon as they go to nursery school.

• for

• with

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I know I can turn ___ my friends if I have a problem or I'm upset about something.

• to

• up

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I've always been very fond ___ my cousin.

• of

• with

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Arturo doesn't get on ___ his brother.

• to

• with

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Sorry, I can't talk now. I'll catch up ___ you tomorrow at Ben's house.

• to

• with

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One of my ​

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(my great-great grandmother) was a very kind and ​

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woman who gave her ​

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(her children and grandchildren) her house and most of her money while she was still alive. She had three children and nine grandchildren, and she had a large ​

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with many cousins and nieces and nephews.

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They all got something and she kept just enough money for herself. She then spent the rest of her life travelling. She was an ​

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who loved meeting new people and who said she didn't ​

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in just one place. She was very ​

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, always ready for a party. People said she was a ​

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and they could always go to her with their problems. They also said she was very ​

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- if she said she was going to do something you could be sure that she would. I would like to have a close friend like her. She sounds amazing!