VOCABULARY TEST — FAMILY AND RELATIONSHIPS

Although we were very close at school, we gradually ___ after moving to different cities.

I don't see my cousins very often, but we still ___ through social media.

Sarah and I get on well because we have a lot ___.

My brother and I have our ___, but generally we have a very close relationship.

After being together for nearly five years, they decided to ___.

Tom says he isn't ready to ___ and start a family yet.

Emma is my ___; we work in the same department.

I know Daniel, but we aren't really friends. He's more of an ___.

If you have no spouse or children, your closest relative may be listed as your ___.

I've got two ___ — an older brother and a younger sister.

Lucy and Mark are getting married next year, so Mark is her ___.

Jack and Anna are no longer together. Jack is Anna's ___.

The teacher told the students not to ___ the new boy because of his accent.

Stop bothering your sister and her . She needs some time by herself.

He finally ___ for damaging the computer instead of blaming somebody else.

I was disappointed because my friend ___ and told everyone my secret.

Children are expected to ___ certain rules both at home and at school.

He ___ to tell my parents everything if I didn't give him the money.

Parents should explain why something is wrong rather than simply ___ their children.

Their relationship is very strong because they talk openly whenever they ___.

Robert and his brother ___ with each other over a misunderstanding, but they soon apologised.

Martha was deeply ___ when she wasn't invited to her close friend's birthday party.

Instead of ___ me of breaking the vase, you should ask what actually happened.

If you want to avoid unnecessary conflicts, you sometimes need to ___ to rules that everyone has agreed on.

My parents got into a serious ___ about who should do more housework.