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Worksheets2.8 Obsessive Behavior
Total questions: 13
Worksheet time: 8mins
PARENTS DENY .........CAUSE OF SON'S.............
(a)
I have enough..... experience to ......... that he ....... obsessive-compulsive disorder
professionaly, strong suspect, suffer from
professional, strong suspect, 's suffered from
professionaly, strongly suspect, suffer from
professional, strongly suspect, suffers from
My brother and his wife .....to believe their child has a problem and will not .... him to ....
refused, take, get any help
've refused, take, get some help
refuse, get, take help
refuse, take, get help
My nephew's hands are .... and ..., and his parents ..... him for this .... when he really needs ..... help.
(a)
She .... all issues that ..... a problem, and my brother will not ..... her.
nixes, suggest, stand up to
nix, suggest, stand up to
'll nix, suggest, stand up to
nixes, suggests, stand up to
“refuse” is a little bit like “deny”. What is their difference?
Refuse” means to say no. To say no to something. refuse to think something, refuse to believe something.
“To deny” is to say something is wrong or you don't believe it
To refuse means say no to do, deny means to say no everything
you deny a situation. You deny information. But you refuse an action.
“Reprimanding” is different then “punishing”. “How are they different?
Punishing”, is as you actually do something to the person.
“reprimanding” just means you say something, only talking
reprimanding means fix what you are saying something wrong
Punishing is how you behave with someone badly
Cathy always ......about English. She ...... worries about taking the TOEFL test
obseses, constantly
obsesses, constant
obsesse, constantly
obsesses, constantly
Are they chaffed because she washes her hands too much?
No, no, that’s not why they’re chaffed
Her hands are not chaffed because she washes her hands too much.
They’re chaffed because she rubs her hands together too much.
They’re chaffed because she rubs her hands together
Well, he reprimands her by saying, “Cathy, stop obsessing about English, damn it.”
How does he reprimand her?
What does he say?
Does Cathy argue with Gabriel?
Does she disagree with Gabriel directly?
Well, she says, “Okay,” hesitantly
What does she say hesitantly?
When she says okay, does she say it strongly and quickly?
When Cathy says okay, does she not say it directly
does she say it hesitantly?
How does Cathy feel when this happens?
She feels a little strange, a little uncomfortable
Cathy feels unsettled
when she feels unsettled, she says, hesitantly, “Okay. Um, it’s okay.”
she feels much better
Gabriel always nixes the idea and says, “Hell, no, we’re not studying English.”
when he nixes her idea, what does he say?
Does Gabriel nix Bob’s idea?
Does he nix all of Cathy’s ideas?
Does Gabriel agree with the idea?
