MESS, A situation that is difficult to organize or control., A situation or place that is dirty, untidy, or confused., SELFISH, Caring only about yourself and not about other people., Wanting to protect yourself from being hurt by other people., SILLY, Showing a lack of serious thought; a little stupid or funny., Behaving in a childish way because you are excited., JOKE, Something untrue that you say to surprise or confuse someone., Something funny that you say or do to make people laugh., COUGH, To force air out of your throat suddenly, usually because your throat is irritated., To make a sudden sound because you cannot breathe properly., FEED, To prepare food for a person or animal., To give food to a person or animal., SUITCASE, A large container or case used for carrying clothes when travelling., A large bag used for carrying personal belongings while travelling., UNPACKED BOX, A box containing things that have been packed and are ready to be moved., A box or container that has not been opened after moving or receiving it., GUEST, Someone who comes to a place after being invited., Someone who visits a place without planning to stay for a long time., INVITE, To allow someone to join an event or activity., To ask someone to come to your home or an event., FAKE, A person or thing that is not genuine or pretends to be something it is not., A person or thing that looks unusual or different from the original., AGENT, A person who organizes work and schedules for actors or performers., A person who represents actors, writers, or other professionals and helps them find work., WALK OUT, To leave a place suddenly without saying goodbye., To leave a place or situation., WALK BACK, To return to a previous place or situation., To walk behind someone who is going in the same direction., MILLIONAIRE, A person who earns a very high salary., A person who is extremely rich., UNMARRIED, A person who has never been married or is not currently married., A person whose husband or wife has recently died., LOOK AFTER, To take care of someone or something., To watch someone or something carefully for a period of time., JEWELRY, Valuable objects that people keep at home because they are expensive., Things that you wear on your fingers, neck, ears, or wrists, often made from expensive materials., STONE, A precious stone used in expensive jewellery., A small piece of metal used to decorate jewellery., AFRAID, Feeling nervous about doing something difficult or important., Feeling that something bad is going to happen., DIVORCE, To legally separate from your partner without officially ending the marriage., To officially end a marriage.

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