1) To be able to understand how someone else feels a) fall out with sb b) Make up c) emphatise with sb 2) To say something nice about someone (halagar/elogiar) a) make fun of sb/sth b) give sb a compliment c) fall out with sb 3) to argue with someone and stop being friendly with them (discutir/pelearse) a) fall out with sb b) put up with sb/sth c) let someone down 4) to reconcile your differences, to become friends again (reconciliarse) a) lose your temper b) make up c) put up with sb 5) to talk about a person unfairly without them knowing (hablar mal de alguien) a) talk behind someone's back b) lose your temper c) make up 6) to accept an unpleasant situation or experience (soportar/aguantar) a) make fun of sb b) let someone down c) put up with 7) To make a joke about someone or sth in a way that is not kind (burlarse) a) make fun of sb/sth b) fall out with sb c) empathise with sb 8) To become very angry (enojarse mucho/perder los estribos) a) fall out with sb b) put up with sb/sth c) lose your temper 9) To disappoint someone by failing to do what you agreed to do or were expected to do (decepcionar) a) let someone down b) empathise with sb c) tell sb off 10) To reprimand or scold someone for doing something wrong (retar, corregir) a) tell sb off b) make up c) talk behind someone's back

HIGH NOTE 4 - UNIT 3

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