Vocabulary
This phrasal verb means to argue with someone and stop being friendly with them.
What is fall out (with)?
I ___ (meet) my friends at 6 pm.
am meeting
When you feel very angry, what should you do before you speak?
Count to ten in your head or walk away to stay calm.
You forgot your friend’s birthday. You ___ apologise.
should
This phrasal verb means to start a journey.
What is set off?
To become friendly with someone again after a disagreement is to…
What is make up?
Complete the sentence: Look at those clouds! It ___ (rain) soon.
is going to rain
What does the text suggest you do after a serious argument to feel better?
Cool down, relax, maybe go for a walk or do something fun.
You want to solve a problem and prevent a new argument. You ___ be honest about your thoughts and feelings.
have to
To collect someone who is waiting for you or pick up an item from somewhere is…
What is pick up?
This phrasal verb means to spend a lot of time in a particular place or with friends socially.
Answer: What is hang out?
Which form is correct?
a) We’re going to play football tomorrow.
b) We’re playing football tomorrow.
both are correct
Fill in the blank: “You have to listen carefully and pay attention to your friend’s ___ and ___ language.”
face / body
You ___ shout at your friend when you are angry; it isn’t allowed.
mustn’t
This is the place at the airport where passengers wait to board their flight.
What is the departure gate?
To visit someone at their house is called…
What is come round?
Fill in: My cousin ___ (buy) a new car next week.
is going to buy
Which tip matches the idea “Two heads are better than one”?
Think together – have a conversation with your friend or get help from another friend/adult.
Your friend suggests talking to another person for advice. You ___ consider getting help from an adult.
should
The phrasal verb that means to go to a place and look at the things there is…
What is look around?
When two people like each other and have a friendly relationship, they…
What is get on (with) each other?
Scenario: You see a man climbing out of a window with a bag. Complete the sentence: The police officer says, “He ___ (arrest) if he doesn’t stop!”
is going to be arrested
What should you do to avoid repeating the same problems in the future?
Learn from arguments, think about what happened, and remember the lesson.
You are in a serious argument and cannot calm down. You ___ walk away to relax before speaking.
have to
To leave your home to spend time somewhere else, usually on holiday, is…
What is go away?