Unit 2, Lesson 4: People in Your Life

When people have known each other for a long time and share everything, they usually have a very _______ relationship.

My younger brother loves to tease me, and sometimes he really _______.

After a huge argument last week, Mark and Tom finally talked things through and _______ yesterday.

I was completely _______ when I heard that my best friend had won the national Olympiad.

Which of the following idioms best describes a situation where something bad happens, but it eventually leads to a good outcome?

Sarah is deeply committed to helping her teammates succeed; she will _______ to make sure they win the championship.

Choose the sentence with the correct dependent preposition:

Identify the sentence where the -ed / -ing adjective rule is used incorrectly:

Write a synonym or a closely related phrase from the lesson for the underlined expression: "I can always depend on my older sister when I have personal problems."

Rewrite the following sentence using the correct adjective and dependent preposition: "I feel a lot of pride regarding my friend's success." (Use the adjective proud).

Find the grammatical or lexical mistake in the sentence below and write the correct version:

"It was such an exhausted journey that we slept for twelve hours straight."

In 1–2 sentences, explain what the idiom "Once bitten, twice shy" means in the context of human relationships and trust.