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Relationships & Social Life

B1 VOCABULARY WORKSHEET

Learn and practice useful B1 vocabulary about relationships, friendship, communication, social life, and personal connections.

Section 1 - Multiple Choice

Choose the correct answer.

1. I've known Sarah for years. We first ________ when we were at university.

2. Tom and I have a lot ________. We enjoy the same kind of music and films.

3. We don't see each other very often, but we always keep ________ by phone.

4. My sister and I are very close. We always ________ each other when we have problems.

5. They had an argument, but they eventually ________ and became friends again.

6. I don't know many people in my new neighborhood, so I'm trying to ________ new friends.

7. She is very ________. You can always trust her to keep a secret.

8. He doesn't like large parties because he is quite ________ and prefers spending time alone.

Section 2 - Matching

Match each word with the correct definition.

1. acquaintance

2. reliable

3. supportive

4. argument

5. compromise

6. outgoing

Section 3 -Fill in the Blank

Type the correct word.

1. Maria is a very ________ friend. She always helps me when I need advice.

2. I know him from work, but he's only an ________, not a close friend.

3. You can depend on James because he is extremely ________.

4. They had an ________ about money and stopped speaking to each other.

5. Neither side got everything they wanted, but they reached a ________.

6. Anna is very ________ and enjoys talking to new people at parties.

Section 4 - Choose the Correct Word

Choose the correct word.

1. What do we call a person we know, but who is not a close friend?

2. Which word describes someone who can be trusted to do what they promise?

3. Which word describes someone who helps and encourages you when you have problems?

4. What is an argument?

5. What does it mean to reach a compromise?

Section 5 - Practice

Choose the correct answer.

1. Which sentence uses 'in touch' correctly?

2. What does 'make up' mean in this sentence: 'They argued yesterday, but they made up today.'?

3. Which person is most likely to be described as outgoing?

4. Which sentence describes a healthy friendship?

5. Which sentence is correct?

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