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His mother <snapped> at him for skipping school. start learning
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Tom's parents agreed on his name only a few minutes before the <christening>. start learning
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In her dream she walked <toward> a bright light and heard the voice of her dead mother. start learning
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At the age of 25 Jane discovered that she'd been <adopted>. start learning
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Mary's pleas and tears didn't <soften> her father's heart. start learning
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It's <all right> for you to say so because he's not your brother! start learning
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They <got engaged> over the Internet and were married three weeks later. start learning
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He will try to kill you if you <lay a finger on> his daughter. start learning
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<Last> year we visited our great-grandmother. start learning
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The Miller family had a cook, a gardener and two <maids>. start learning
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Despite a complicated <delivery> she gave birth to a healthy baby girl. start learning
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Is your sister coming on Christmas Day or <Boxing Day>? start learning
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How do you find sharing <parental> responsibilities after the separation? start learning
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I don't know what's wrong with Mark, but he <alluded> to some marital problems earlier. Maybe that's what's upsetting him. start learning
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Decorations of <mistletoe> and holly gave a real Christmas spirit to the house. start learning
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Mark and Jack are always fighting but I'm sure they really feel <attachment> to each other. start learning
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His wife leaving him was the <stimulus> behind Peter doing something with his life. start learning
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It was very <irresponsible> of you to leave two little children unattended. start learning
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The news of their divorce <saddened> the whole family. start learning
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You need to present your birth <certificate> in order to obtain a marriage license. start learning
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Children are easily influenced by their <peers>. start learning
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She <caressed> her baby whilst singing a lullaby. start learning
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<Give over>, children! All your shouting is giving me a headache! start learning
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It's high time Tom left the safe <cocoon> of his wealthy life and faced the real world. start learning
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His parents always give him whatever he wants - it's no surprise he's such a <spoilt> child. start learning
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The court ordered him to pay child support as well as <alimony> to his ex-wife. start learning
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Mary <attaches> too much importance to her mother's opinions. start learning
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Stuart's <dependence> on his parents is unusual for a 30-year-old. start learning
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David <fell out with> his parents and left home. start learning
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Steven says it was an accident but I know he broke the window <intentionally> just to spite us. start learning
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My mother is a true <anchor> for the family. start learning
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You can immediately see that Mark is a man of good <breeding>. start learning
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The mother gave the naughty child a <slap>. start learning
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<At one point> he mentioned something about his grandfather but I don't remember what it was exactly. start learning
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Mary doesn't get on well with her <daughter-in-law>. start learning
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Mary has <buried> her mother last month. start learning
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After Sarah lost her job, Tom became the sole <breadwinner> for the family. start learning
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Frank <inflicted> great pain on his parents when he ran away from home. start learning
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I don't know what <induced> you to marry that woman! She's awful! start learning
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Being <absorbed> in watching a new TV show she didn't hear her husband come in. start learning
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