UNIT 1 GE Upper Intermediate

To hurt someone’s feelings or make them upset or angry, often by saying something rude or insensitive.

To have a loud or angry argument

To give a positive first opinion to someone through your behaviour, appearance, or speech.

To talk so much that other people don’t get a chance to speak.

A moment when no one is talking and it feels uncomfortable.

When people don’t understand each other correctly, often leading to confusion or conflict.

To like someone and become friendly with them immediately.

To talk louder; also, to express your opinion clearly.

To start talking about something different, especially to avoid an uncomfortable topic.

To say something nice to someone about their appearance, personality, or actions.

to be quick to criticise or form negative opinions about others.

To speak quietly and unclearly so that people cannot hear you well.

To speak to someone as if they are less intelligent or less important than you.

To talk proudly about something you own or have done, often in a way that annoys others.

To have a casual conversation about unimportant things (like the weather or hobbies), often with someone you don’t know well.

Real and honest; not pretending.

To make someone feel relaxed and comfortable.

To accidentally say something embarrassing or offensive.