Annoyingly / Admittedly / hopefully I was a bad student.

Obviously / Hopefully / honestly even close siblings can fight with each other.

Honestly / Regrettably / Hopefully I didn’t want to hurt your feelings.

Understandably / Hopefully / Annoyingly teenagers can recognize bullying and stand up to it.

 Honestly / Regrettably / Obviously there is a certain amount of bullying in every school.

The headmaster said that he wanted to have a word / sentence with me.

The police have got their ears / eye on you, you’d better keep out of trouble.

Why don’t you just left / let it be and focus on something else.

I’m sorry I did / made your life miserable when we were children.

You should turn / switch the tables on her and see if she likes being criticised.

Please don’t tell mum. You only make things wrong / worse.

My sister really goes up / gets on my nerves.

   We used to play / playing in the park.

 My sister’s always / never leaving me alone.

Only children are tending / tend to get spoiled by their parents.

A friend won’t / will generally never criticize you to other people.

When I was young, we used / would always go for long walks in the country.

Why were / did you always use to tell me off?

Someone who shows admiration and consideration for someone is r_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

Someone who only thinks about themselves is s_ _ _ - c _ _ _ _ _

Someone who expects a lot of time and attention from others is d_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

Someone who is very sociable is o _ _ _ _ _ _ _