Vocabulary

2. People who are of the same age, status, or abilities as you.
3. To talk about others’ personal matters, often unkindly.
5. To express approval or admiration.
8. A person you share a close relationship with, either in work, life, or romantic context.
11. To speak angrily to disagree or debate with someone.
13. People who study in the same class or course as you.
15. Showing consideration or regard for others.
18. People you work with professionally.
19. Someone who dislikes or opposes you.
20. To talk about something with others, often to share ideas or opinions.
22. Feeling embarrassed or guilty about something.
23. Feeling responsible or remorseful for a wrongdoing.

1. To express disapproval or point out faults.
4. People you do not know.
6. Feeling very unhappy or uncomfortable.
7. Feeling annoyed or upset because something is difficult or not going well.
9. To complain quietly or in a low voice.
10. Feeling happy and positive.
11. To claim that someone has done something wrong.
12. Family members, like parents, siblings, cousins, etc.
14. To give recommendations or guidance.
16. Feeling satisfaction about your own or others’ achievements.
17. Someone who trains or guides others in sports, skills, or personal development.
21. Feeling relaxed and free from stress or agitation.