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depend on
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identify with
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talk someone into
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pick on
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take after
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fall out with
They __________ each other over something silly, but they’ll probably become friends again.
fell out with
Teenagers often __________ music that expresses how they feel.
identify with
She __________ her mother with the way she speaks and moves.
takes after
He kept __________ me in class, calling me names.
picking on
We all __________ our parents for support when we’re stressed.
depend on
I didn’t want to join the trip, but Ana __________ me __________ it.
talked me into
My sister really __________ our grandfather: same behaviour.
takes after
Stop __________ your little brother. It’s not funny anymore.
picking on
I really __________ the main character in that film. She thinks exactly like me.
identify with
Maria and her cousin don’t speak anymore. They __________ each other after that argument.
fell out with
We all depend ___ teachers to guide us.
on
They talked him ___ trying the new club.
into
I take ___ my mum when it comes to personality.
after
She fell ___ with her roommate over something silly.
out
Many teenagers identify ___ characters in movies.
with
Stop picking ___ your brother!
on
You can always depend ___ your best friends.
on
He talked me ___ going to the party, although I didn’t want to.
into
She really takes ___ her father: same eyes, same smile.
after
They fell out ___ each other years ago and never made up.
with
I really identify ___ her; we share the same experience.
with
The older boys always pick ___ him because he's smaller.
on
They assured me that they didn’t forget to lock the door. DENIED
They denied forgetting to lock the door.
He said he sent the letter last week. CLAIMED
He claimed that he sent/to have sent the letter last week.
Anna said that I took her laptop home with me. ACCUSED
Anna accused me of taking her laptop home with me.
Grace admitted borrowing her mother’s phone. CONFESSED
Grace confessed to borrowing her mother’s phone.
Dad told you not to forget to feed the dogs. WARNED
Dad warned you not to forget to feed the dogs.
Mum ... us to come home straight away because it was very late. (claim / deny / order)
ordered
I ... you earlier not to touch the plate because it’s still hot! (warn / suggest / confess)
warned
Dad ... cancel the holiday if we didn’t get good grades. (confess / deny / threaten)
threatened to
Are you ... me of stealing your idea? (threaten / warn / accuse)
accusing
What do you ... we do to solve the problem? (suggest / confess / claim)
suggest that
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