Vocabulary : Relationships | Baamboozle - Baamboozle

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Animals that co-operate with each other work alone/together to hunt for food.

together

Anna is keen on/turn to playing volleyball with her friends.

keen on

Emily and Fiona are always busy, but they go out for pizza once a week to catch up/fall out with each other.

catch up

Jack used to be friends with everyone, but recently he's co-operated/got on with several people.

got on

Over the last month, Matthew has got to know/turned to Tom very well.

got to know

If you turn to someone, you ask them for/offer them help or advice.

ask them for

His parents aren't keen on/fond of him getting a motorcycle.

fond of

They catch up with/look up to their older sister because she's very successful and she has travelled a lot.

look up to

Are your friends fond/keen of animals?

fond

People who have lots in common usually have different/share similar interests.

share similar

I always keep in touch with/rely on my friends at home when I'm travelling around the world.

keep in touch with

John is Alex's mentor - Fred really catches up to/looks up to him for advice.

looks up to

When you are fond of someone you really care about/look after them.

care about

She fell out/caught up with her friend because he didn't give her support during a difficult time.

fell out

My friends and I try to look out for/look up to each other when we are travelling together.

look out for

If you get on with someone, you have a long/good relationship.

good

We need to be keen on/co-operate with the team so we can get the job done quickly.

co-operate with

My brother and I are very different - we don't co-operate/have a lot in common with each other.

have a lot in common

When I was living alone, I had to be independent - there was no one I could get to know/turn to if I had a problem.

turn to

To look out for someone means to take care of/try to find them.

take care of