You’ve known Mark for years, and you can tell him your deepest secrets because you trust him completely. He is someone you can ______., hold a grudge against, confide in, cut ties with, grow apart from, After a serious argument, Anna and Kate stopped speaking to each other and decided not to have any contact again., patch things up, forge a friendship, cut ties with each other, find common ground, Tom only calls you when he needs money or help. When you’re having a difficult time, he disappears., a trusted ally, a shoulder to cry on, a fair-weather friend, a close friend, You and your colleague had a disagreement, but you talked honestly and solved the problem. Now everything is fine between you., You’ve grown apart., You’ve patched things up., You’ve held a grudge., You’ve cut ties., Two friends used to spend every weekend together, but now they have different interests and rarely talk., They have forged a friendship., They have grown apart., They are fiercely loyal to each other., They have found common ground., Even when everyone criticises Sarah, Emma always supports her and never betrays her trust., Emma is fiercely loyal to Sarah., Emma holds a grudge against Sarah., Emma is a fair-weather friend., Emma is out of her depth., You and your new roommate disagree about almost everything, but you both love travelling and cooking. You decide to focus on these shared interests., cut ties, hold a grudge, find common ground, blurt something out, After his friend betrayed him, David was still angry about it three years later and refused to forgive him., He had a hunch about his friend., He held a grudge against his friend., He patched things up with his friend., He gave himself credit for his friendship., When your sister loses her job, you listen to her problems and comfort her without judging her., You are a shoulder to cry on., You are a fair-weather friend., You are out of your depth., You creep her out., Two people meet at university, discover that they have similar values and interests, and gradually develop a strong friendship., They cut ties with each other., They are set in stone., They hold a grudge., They forge a friendship., A group of colleagues regularly meet for lunch, help each other with work and feel that they belong to a team., Their grudges, Their gut feelings, Their social bonds, Their sense of foreboding, You’ve had a difficult year, but your best friend has supported you through every problem and helped you make important decisions., a trusted ally a, fair-weather friend, an armchair critic, a fussy eater, During a meeting, Peter suddenly says that his manager is incompetent without thinking about the consequences. He immediately regrets it., He picked up on something., He blurted something out., He ironed something out., He gave himself credit for something., Your new neighbour keeps staring at you through the window and leaving strange notes on your door. His behaviour makes you feel uncomfortable and frightened., He makes you go with your gut., He creeps you out., He helps you find common ground., He makes you feel at a glance., You enter an empty house and suddenly feel that something bad is going to happen, although you can’t explain why., a sense of foreboding, a social bond, a trusted ally, a shoulder to cry on, You can’t prove that your colleague is planning to leave the company, but something tells you it’s true., You have a grudge., You have a hunch., You are out of your depth., You are set in stone., You are choosing between two job offers. Your friends recommend the first one, but your instincts strongly favour the second., Hold a grudge., Cut ties., Go with your gut., Blurt something out., You meet a woman at a party, and you notice that she seems nervous whenever someone mentions your boss. You suspect she may know something important., You pick up on something., You are out of your depth., You patch things up., You forge a friendship., You hear that your friend has been offered a promotion. The first thing you think of is another friend who got promoted last month., A sense of foreboding, A trusted ally, The first thing that leaps to mind, Common ground, You see a complicated financial report full of unfamiliar terms. You have no idea how to interpret it and feel unable to manage the task., You are fiercely loyal., You are out of your depth., You are on good terms., You are set in stone., Your teacher asks you to describe your progress over the last year. You mention that you have become much more confident speaking English., Give yourself credit for, Cut ties with, Hold a grudge against, Creep out, You open a complicated document and quickly understand its main points without reading every word., at a glance, in the long run, out of your depth, once in a blue moon, Your parents insist that you must become a doctor because they believe it is the best career. They refuse to consider any other option., Their decision is a hunch., Their decision is set in stone., Their decision is common ground., Their decision is a shoulder to cry on., You are deciding whether to move abroad. At first, the move seems difficult, but you believe it will bring you more opportunities and happiness over time., at a glance, in the long run, out of your depth, with a sense of foreboding, You keep thinking you’re not talented enough. Your friend reminds you of all the things you’ve achieved and encourages you to recognise your abilities., Hold a grudge against yourself., Give yourself credit for your achievements., Blurt your achievements out., Cut ties with your past.

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