VOCABULARY
To form a judgment or opinion of/
decide upon critically.
JUDGE
To need something or someone for support, survival, or success
TO BE DEPENDENT ON
This word means a person feels nervous in front of other people and prefers to stay quiet.
SHY
They ________ (not / see) each other for years before the reunion
They HADN'T SEEN each other for years before the reunion
To be entitled or appointed to act or speak for (someone), especially in an official capacity.
REPRESENT
To be similar to, and make someone think of, something or someone else.
REMIND SOMEONE OF
This word describes someone who says or does impolite things and doesn’t care if people feel bad.
RUDE
I_________ (go) to the beach every summer but now I don't anymore.
I USED TO / WOULD go to the beach every summer but now I don't anymore.
Concerned excessively or exclusively with oneself
SELFISH
ARRIVE SOMEWHERE, OFTEN UNEXPECTEDLY OR LATE
SHOW UP
This word means a person is easily hurt by what others say or feel things very strongly. A very emotional person.
SENSITIVE
We ________ (arrive) late because the train ________ (be) delayed.
We ARRIVED late because the train HAD BEEN delayed
To give help or support, making it easier for someone to do something
ASSIST WITH
To find yourself in a particular situation, place, or state after a process, often unexpectedly.
END UP
This word describes something or someone that is not interesting or exciting. It is boring and makes you want to stop listening or watching.
DULL
The students ________ (talk) loudly when the headteacher ________ (arrive).
The students WERE TALKING loudly when the the headteacher ARRIVED
Give support, confidence, or hope to (someone).
ENCOURAGE
To speak angrily to someone because they have done something wrong.
TELL SOMEONE OFF
This word describes someone whose feelings change very quickly. They're happy one moment, angry the next.
MOODY
She___________ (have) blond hair but now she's a brunette.
She USED TO HAVE blond hair but now she's a brunette.