TEST "Family Relationship" 11 Form

What does the word mean "to bring up"?

What does the word mean "an adolescent"?

Negative Prefexis:

Jane doesn’t like waiting. She’s so _______ patient.

Negative Prefexis:

My brother’s life is quite _____ organized.

What does the word mean "to get on with"?

Negative Prefexis:

Join said he wasn't going to change his mind. His decision is ____ responsible.

Negative Prefexis:

Do you know anyone who has an _ retional fear?

What does the word mean "to blame"?

Have you ever ________ such a horrible person in all your life?

Someone you know a little, who is not close friend is ________ .

Many parents find it hard to understand their __________ children.

Watching their children _______ has been the biggest joy of both parents.

When people _______, they want it to last forever, but sometimes it's not the case.

Usually girls _________ faster than boys.

I am worried about this _________ woman. She is my neghbour and she lives alone. I help her sometimes.

We were seeing for 2 years and a week ago he ________ to me.

She is my fiancee. We are __________ this month.

 A family is a little world … by love.

There are … everywhere: in families, between neighbors or between the boys and the girls in your group.

Good children … their parents in the way they would like to be treated themselves.

Many teenagers can’t make good … and control their emotions.

Real friendship is possible only when people … each other.

Family members … alike in appearance but they are different in characters, hobbies and interests.

Put the verbs in correct conditionals.

If you ... out in the rain, you’ll catch a cold.

Put the verbs in correct conditionals.

If I ... a lot of money, I'd travel all over the world.

Put the verbs in correct conditionals.

If Ann is back in town, she ... to see us.

Put the verbs in correct conditionals.

If you ... this film, you would know what it is about.

Put the verbs in correct conditionals.

I ... Peter to visit us if he had been free.

Put the verbs in correct conditionals.

What ... if it had rained yesterday?

Put the verbs in correct conditionals.

If you'd come in time, we ... the train.

Put the verbs in correct conditionals.

If I ... you, I ... this work yesterday.

Put the verbs in correct conditionals.

If Jack ... the well-paid job, he would have taken it.

Put the verbs in correct conditionals.

I'd have told Cindy about that if I ... her.

Put the verbs in correct conditionals.

If the weather had been fine yesterday, we ... for a picnic.

Put the verbs in correct conditionals.

If he ... hard, he’d have earned much money.