Family and Relationships

Paul didn’t go to work today. He said he was feeling ill.

Paul didn’t gone to work today. He said he was feeling ill.

Paul didn’t go to work today. He said he is feeling ill.

Paul didn’t go to work today. He said he was been feeling ill.

I wanted to walk to the station, but Tom said it is too far.

I wanted to walk to the station, but Tom says it was too far.

I want to walk to the station, but Tom said it was far.

I wanted to walk to the station, but Tom said it was too far.

I asked Dan about his travel plans. He said that he would let me know next week.

I ask Dan about his travel plans. He said that he would let me know next week.

I asked Dan about his travel plans. He said that he will let me know next week.

I asked Dan about his travel plans. He sad that he would let me know next week.

I needed to borrow a guitar and Kate said that I could borrow her

I needed to borrow a guitar and Kate said that I could borrow hers.

I needed to borrow a guitar and Kate said I can borrow hers.

I needed to borrow a guitar and Kate said I can borrow her.

to assume

an adolescent

negotiation

generation

to get involved in a situation that does not concern you, and try to influence what happens in a way that annoys people

to attack someone in a violent way

to say or think that someone or something is responsible for something bad

to do what someone in a position of authority tells you to do

rebellious

assault

irritating

interfere

blame

obey

prevent

escape

treated

confronted

assumed

annoyed