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01 Getting To Know Someone Vocabulary

The document provides definitions for different types of relationships people can have. It defines close friend, colleague, acquaintance, classmate, flatmate/roommate, stranger, mutual friend, and relative. It then has sentences for the reader to fill in the blanks with the appropriate relationship term, such as using acquaintance for "I don't know him that well" and using close friend for "I can talk to her about any problem." The document is about getting to know the different levels of relationships people can have.

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01 Getting To Know Someone Vocabulary

The document provides definitions for different types of relationships people can have. It defines close friend, colleague, acquaintance, classmate, flatmate/roommate, stranger, mutual friend, and relative. It then has sentences for the reader to fill in the blanks with the appropriate relationship term, such as using acquaintance for "I don't know him that well" and using close friend for "I can talk to her about any problem." The document is about getting to know the different levels of relationships people can have.

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GETTING TO

KNOW
SOMEONE
2022

1 People you know


Match the words on the left with their definitions on the right:

1. close friend a. a friend of two people who may or may not know each other
2. colleague - coworker b. a person who is connected to you by blood
3. acquaintance c. a person who is in the same class as you at school

4. classmate d. a person who shares an apartment with you


5. flatmate - roommate e. a person who works with you
6. stranger f. a person who you do not know
7. mutual friend g. a person who you have met but do not know well
8. relative h. a person who you know very well and who you like a lot

Now complete the sentences below with appropriate words from above.

1. I don’t know him that well. He’s just an _____________________.


2. My _____________________ never does any cleaning. It’s very annoying.
3. My grandfather came from Greece, and I have many _____________________ living there
at the moment.
4. I can talk to her about any problem. We are _____________________.
5. One of my _____________________ was on sick leave, so the manager gave me some
additional duties.
6. ”How do you two know each other?” ”We met through a _____________________ .”
7. Charlie forgot to bring his coursebook, so he had to borrow one from a
_____________________.
8. I’ve never seen him before. He is a complete _____________________.

MJSV English teacher

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