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ADDICTIONS: Friends or Enemies? Part 2

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- Work in pairs.
- Take turns guessing the vocabulary item.
- Make a sentence using the word or phrase.
- Move on to the next word.

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ADDICTIONS: Friends or Enemies? Part 2
 

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- Work in pairs. - Take turns guessing the vocabulary item. - Make a sentence using the word or phrase. - Move on to the next word.

by Yuliia Semenko
1

to reduce the intensity of an unpleasant feeling, such as pain, stress, or nervousness.

2

to return to a previous state or way of behaving.

3

to be extremely surprised, impressed, or amazed

4

to believe strongly that something is effective, useful, or highly beneficial.

5

a person who prefers to spend time alone rather than in the company of other people.

6

to make something bad become worse, or to cause something (like benefits or interest) to add up and grow over time.

7

tending to keep feelings or thoughts private rather than expressing them openly.

8

an outgoing person who likes to attend parties and other social gatherings

9

to think about someone or something constantly and excessively, often to an unhealthy degree.

10

to be deeply involved in a difficult or complicated situation, often emotional or social, from which it is hard to escape.

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