As we grew up, we created our own identities. - to gradually become an adult, We usually speak on the phone two or three times a day, and we get together as often as we can. - to meet (when you have organised it before), We looked so similar - our parents used to mix us up. - to think one person/thing is another persons/thing, We didn't use to argue much, but in our teenage years we started to grow apart. - to gradually have a less close relationship, We saw that we'd both cut all our hair off! - to remove or make shorter, using scissors or a knife, We wanted to hang out with each other more. - to spend time with someone, My parents ring me up every Sunday night for a chat.  - to make a phone call to someone, My grandmother brought me up, so I'm very close to her. - to look after a child until he/she is an adult, I think I mainly take after my dad - we look similar and we're both good at science. - to be similar to an older member of the family,

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