tell someone you will cause trouble if they don’t do what you want
threaten
make fun of
obey
punish
Individuals who earn money to support their family or household financially.
breadwinners
single parents
offsprings
childcare
Ross didn’t invite Martha to his party, which .... her.
offended
accused
say that something is your fault
threaten
accept a blame
break a promise
punish
Can you ... a bookcase we oreder last week?
assamble
Robert and I .... with each other over a misunderstanding.
brought up
fell out
Every morning I ... after I wake up.
To avoid conflicts with others in society, it is important to ... to rules.
confirm
conform
Even though we have our _____________, I still love you.
inside out
upside down
ins and outs
ups and down
We used to be inseparable, but gradually _____________.
started a relationship
fell apart
drifted apart
broke up
someone that you know, but aren’t very close to
acquaintance
Groups of people living together in one home, which can include families or unrelated individuals.
families
households
registred partnership
next-of-kin
When is Elsa going to _____________ and get married?
have a crash on
settle down
give up
set of
a formal word for someone’s closest living relative or relatives
next of kin
make somebody suffer because they have done something wrong
obey
accept the blame
punish
threaten
The number of live babies born in a specific area during a certain time period, usually measured per thousand people.
birth rate
divorce rate
households
childbirth
a brother or a sister
sibling
I have a lot _____________ with my grandmother.
on my mind
in my heart
in common
in advance
an informal word for a friend
mate
You must ... the leak in the roof otherwise there will be a puddle after the rain on the floor.
fix
do what you are told to do
threaten
break a promise
obey
make fun of
A formal agreement between two people that recognises their relationship legally, similar to marriage but with different rights.
fiancee
siblings
married couple
registeres partnership