Clutter, A collection of things that make a place look messy or untidy., To clutter, To fill a space with too many things., To declutter, To remove unnecessary things to make a space more organized., Frequent, Happening often or regularly., To take something seriously, To consider something important and give it proper attention., Attitude towards something, The way someone thinks or feels about something., A bargain, Something bought at a lower price than usual or expected., To bargain, To negotiate with someone to get a better price., To interact with someone, To communicate or spend time with another person., To be immersed in something, To be completely involved in or surrounded by something., To be unaware of something, To not know or realize that something exists or is happening., To debate something, To discuss a topic by presenting different opinions or arguments., I hate to break it to you, but…, Used before telling someone something unpleasant or disappointing., Dressing, A sauce, usually added to salads to improve their flavor., Thirsty, Feeling that you need or want something to drink., Fiber, A part of plant-based food that helps the digestive system work properly., To cut down on something, To reduce the amount of something you consume or do., An elbow, The joint in the middle of your arm., Ligaments, Strong bands of tissue that connect bones to other bones., Tendons, Strong tissues that connect muscles to bones., Martial arts, Sports or activities involving fighting techniques, such as karate or judo., Attendance rate, The percentage of classes, meetings or events that someone attends., Membership, The state of belonging to a club, organization or service, often by paying a fee., To be aware of something, To know or understand that something exists or is happening., To come across something, To find or discover something by chance., To keep track of something, To regularly check or record information about something., To take something for granted, To fail to appreciate something because you assume it will always be available., To be reluctant to do something, To feel unwilling or hesitant to do something.

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