Grab, To take hold of something very quickly with your hand., Pull over, To drive your car to the side of the road and stop., Expertise, Having a very high level of knowledge or skill in one specific subject., Let down, To disappoint someone because you didn't do something you promised to do., Down, a word used to describe feeling sad., Bill, A piece of paper that shows exactly how much money you need to pay (like at a restaurant)., Rough, Not smooth to touch, or a word used to describe a difficult or bad day., Welcoming, Very friendly; acting in a way that makes guests feel happy and comfortable when they arrive., Desperate, Needing something extremely badly because you are in a very difficult situation., Babysit, To take care of a child for a few hours while their parents are away, Apprenticeship, A period of time working for a professional in order to learn a specific skill or job., Rave, To talk or write about something with a lot of excitement and praise., Mentor, An older or more experienced person who helps and gives advice to someone younger or less experienced., Stranded, Being stuck in a place without any money or transport to leave., Comfort, To make someone feel better when they are sad, or a physical feeling of being warm and relaxed.

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