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They <delivered the baby> in the taxi on the way to the hospital. start learning
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The mother was ashamed by her child's <embarrassing> behaviour. start learning
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It's hard not to <lose your temper> when your mother is insulted. start learning
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She <dipped> her hand into the child's bath to check the temperature. start learning
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Don't <rush> into marriage. start learning
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His <indifference> to his daughter's misfortune was appalling. start learning
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You <insolent> boy! Come here and apologise at once! start learning
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Give my <regards> to your father. start learning
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For centuries people were ashamed of being <illegitimate> children. start learning
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My dad remarried and I have a younger <half-sister > now. start learning
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After thinking about it for ten years they decided not <to get a divorce>. start learning
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Volunteers from our organisation work with the local community to raise awareness of <unwanted> pregnancies. start learning
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Tom is such a <dedicated> husband and father. start learning
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His mother-in-law advised him not to <argue> with his wife. start learning
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Jenny was very <attached> to her parents' house so it was hard for her to move out. start learning
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The boy <apologised to> his father <for> breaking the glass. start learning
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She's constantly trying to win her mother's <approval>. start learning
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Mr Smith lives <apart> from his wife but visits her every weekend. start learning
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He made every <endeavour> to live up to his father's expectations. start learning
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He made <a deathbed confession> that shocked the whole family. start learning
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My grandparents emigrated to Great Britain in the <post-war> period. start learning
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He really is a <soulless> fellow, he has always been indifferent to his sisters' suffering. start learning
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My grandma has knitted another <cardigan> for me this Christmas! start learning
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Maggie's <inconsistent> behaviour towards her children confuses them. start learning
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He nursed a <festering> resentment towards his father for many years. start learning
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After the divorce my father remarried and I have a <half-brother> now. start learning
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Her bad behaviour <shamed> her parents. start learning
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Your mother <deserves> more respect. start learning
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Helen made a <favourable> first impression on her future parents-in-law. start learning
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Parents should be <alarmed> by the growing number of teenage pregnancies. start learning
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My parents have the date of their wedding <engraved> on their wedding rings. start learning
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What is your <marital> status? start learning
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The <generation gap> is most obvious in music and fashion. start learning
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They had an <argument> about the size of the house they wanted. start learning
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<Nappies> have to be changed regularly every 3 or 4 hours. start learning
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The children obediently <followed> their mother. start learning
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Therapy revealed that girl was <mistreated> by her parents in her early childhood and it proved to be the real cause of her neurosis. start learning
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Making Susie responsible for her younger brothers was too heavy a <burden> for such a young girl. start learning
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My uncle Henry grumbles a lot but I'm extremely <fond> of him nonetheless. start learning
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After the divorce there was no <contact between> the two parties. start learning
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