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A private matter that does not concern you

Bold and aggressive to get attention or challenge others

You use it when telling someone something they may not know, often politely or to show they were wrong

A question asking why someone is upset or acting angry

Tell someone not to ask about or get involved in other people's lives

Be careful when you move and act to avoid danger and trouble

From someone's own view, often different from real life

To imagine you are in someone else's situation and act or feel the same way

Very easily, almost without thinking

To surprise someone a lot and make them feel excited

Ready for you now or about to happen

To avoid saying rude or offensive words when you speak

To understand when someone is having a hard time and show you care

Choose any one you want from the options

Allow someone to do or choose what they want

To put your life in order and take care of your tasks

To try to reach a personal goal despite problems

Tell someone what you feel or need instead of using actions

A very rude way to tell someone you strongly refuse their idea or order

Be very careful because you could get into trouble

Do not expect it to happen soon or at all

Ready to use or find when you need it

To get noticed for your work in an area, for example in art or business

Show support by giving money or doing something to help

Challenge someone of similar size or strength instead of someone weaker

A polite way to say you will do what someone asks

Stay calm and be patient

A very rude insult that shows extreme anger at someone by insulting their mother

Ask anyone who objects to speak now or be silent forever

To discover and show your own style when you speak or create

Believe someone can make good decisions

To start living on your own and try new things

Something you say when you do not know the answer any more than the other person does

To answer or act quickly and clearly when something unexpected happens

Ready and alert to notice danger or problems

Say it to show you will never do something

To ask someone what they are thinking when they have been silent

To become very sick from being outside in the cold, often said as a warning

A formal invitation asking someone to come to an event

To decide what is most important to do

A phrase people say when something is easy to do

To leave someone feeling overwhelmed or confused by too much information

Acting like you are better than other people

To admire and respect someone for what they have done

Very involved in a difficult situation with too much to do

To ask someone informally what alcoholic drink they want

To start working quickly and seriously

Used to describe something very different from older versions and much more modern

Make someone feel tougher or more manly, often said as a joke

Risk all your money or chances on one plan

To be for a certain person, often you

Not do anything when action is needed

The place at your right side when you face forward

Very bold and rude in a way that forces people to notice

A law allowing someone to use force, even deadly force, without first trying to leave when threatened

A joking way to talk to a king or queen

A playful or polite way to speak to someone as if they were a duke