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Match the extreme equivalents.

Explain the meaning of the words

Physical abuse……

Emotional abuse……

Neglect…….

Make the words

hpntismeun -

gumearnt-

ellingy–

eathnrte -

liauonitihm-

idatiInontim -

nwssite -

eribylatdeel -

stenoyitnscl -

nignticasif -

ardnauig–

Make sentences

1. sincerely my I and am rude sorry towards improper youabout behavior.

2. forward look soon a word I from to you hearing.

3. at none know you better really mad of me I and would feel would my make you be excuse.

4. would appreciate being again your really for invited bash next I year anniversary.

5. purchased to the watch I am have last complain which week in writing shopI your about.

6. tohope a this entitles refund me compensation/ disappointmentI.

7. into all, I II can expect suffered Taking a refundtrouble considerationhope.

4. Describe your best friend or someone else (tell positive and nerative features of his/her character).

5. What does it mean?

1. use (something) to bad effect or for a bad purpose; treat (a person or an animal) with cruelty or violence, especially regularly or repeatedly-

2. state one's intention to take hostile action against someone in retribution for something done or not done-

3. the infliction or imposition of a penalty as retribution for an offense –

4. shouting –

5. order or allow to leave; send away –

6. a defender, protector, or keeper –

7. the way in which one acts or conducts oneself, especially toward others–

8. behavior involving physical force intended to hurt, damage, or kill someone or something.

9. consciously and intentionally; on purpose; in a careful and unhurried way–

10. systematically -

11. adescendant or the descendants of a person, animal, or plant –

12. a person legally entitled to the property or rank of another on that person's death -

Match the extreme equivalents.

Read the text “My parents’ divorce”.

My heart broke the day my mom told me she didn't love my dad anymore. It was June, without a cloud in the sky (0) ___ that hot Arizona day. After completing my sophomore year (1) ___college in California, I (2) ___ to go home for a weekend visit with my parents. As always, it was nice visiting my family, but at the same time something didn't feel right. Shortly before I left to go back, my mom asked me to take a walk around our block. The walk was mostly silent, and then, without looking at me, she dropped the bomb.

I don't love your dad anymore... I'm not sure what to do about it...
I'm considering moving out...

You have to know some things about my family to understand why this came as an overwhelming shock. (3) ___ until this point, I believed I had a perfect family. I know that sounds unrealistic, but my friends constantly (4) ___ me how lucky I was to have parents who raised my brother and me in a Christian home. They were surprised my parents were still married and that we actually (5) ___ "family things" together. They said we (6) ___ something out of a 1950s television show.

No matter the situation, Mom was an optimistic person. Dad had a wonderful sense of humor and no matter how busy he was, he always went out of his way to help people. Their marriage was no different. They hardly ever (7) ___, and often they would kiss and cuddle in front of my brother and me just so we (8) ___ embarrassed. Although I hardly acknowledged it, deep within I appreciated their example of love.

As I (9) ___ to prepare for college, this normality of my parent's life began to change. Mom often appeared distant and confused. Dad said she was having a "midlife crisis." I had no idea what this meant, but to try and solve the problem, Mom moved out of our house for some time away. One month later she moved back in, yet the next two years became a familiar roller coaster. As a teenager I couldn't comprehend what was inside her…

I was married this past year, and (10) ___ my relationship with my husband is amazing, sometimes I fear our marriage will end up like my parent's marriage. But just as I had a choice in how I reacted to my parent's divorce, I have a choice in how I will handle my marriage. When I go to prayer I ask God to heal families who are struggling to hold on, and to keep families strong who are already grounded in Him.