Phrasal Verbs
To refuse to change your decision or plan, even if it’s difficult.
Stick to something
To argue and stop being friends with someone.
Fall out with someone
A brother who comes into your life through your parent’s remarriage.
Stepbrother
A person who refuses to consider opinions different from their own.
Intolerant
When something defies belief but is true.
Incredible
What does it mean to bring something up?
To introduce a topic
A person you used to be married to.
Ex-wife or ex-husband
Who is your mom's grandparent?
Your great-grandparent
A person who lacks organization or planning in their daily life.
Disorganized/disorganised
A casual way of behaving or speaking that’s not appropriate for formal situations.
Informal
To leave someone waiting for you, especially on a date, but never show up.
Stand someone up
The act of no longer being in a romantic relationship, often messy.
Break up
This term refers to both your biological and adopted brothers or sisters.
Sibling
A person who is unreliable and doesn’t keep promises.
Untrustworthy
When something is astonishing or too amazing to be real.
Unbelievable
To recover emotionally after a bad experience, such as heartbreak.
Get over something
The negative aspect of something that could otherwise be positive.
Disadvantage
Your brother's son is your...
Nephew
Someone who is not neat or well-organized in their environment.
Untidy
A phrase that means you have all possible advantages at once.
Have the best of both worlds
To make someone responsible for a task or situation.
Take charge of something
When you fall deeply for someone emotionally.
Fall in love with someone
Your sister's husband is your...
Brother-in-law
Someone who tends to focus only on negative outcomes or possibilities.
The unfortunate result of a situation or event.
Get a raw deal