Vocabulary Worksheet — Intro

Relationships

B1 friendship • trust • respect • support • argument • apology…
Key Vocabulary
Word Meaning Example sentence
friendship n. a relationship between friends Their friendship started at school.
trust n./v. belief that someone is honest or reliable Trust is important in every relationship.
respect n./v. polite and fair treatment of someone Good friends show respect.
support n./v. help given to someone Her support helped me through a hard time.
argument n. an angry disagreement They had an argument about money.
apology n. words used to say you are sorry He offered an apology after the mistake.
disagreement n. a situation where people have different opinions The disagreement was about holiday plans.
compromise n./v. an agreement where both sides accept less than they wanted They reached a compromise.
advice n. an opinion about what someone should do She gave me useful advice.
promise n./v. a statement that you will definitely do something He made a promise to call.
secret n. information that only some people know Please keep this secret.
memory n. something you remember from the past That trip is a happy memory.
Common Collocations
friendship: close friendship, long friendship
trust: build trust, trust a friend
respect: mutual respect, respect someone
support: emotional support, support a friend
argument: big argument, have an argument
apology: sincere apology, accept an apology
disagreement: minor disagreement, serious disagreement
compromise: fair compromise, make a compromise
advice: good advice, ask for advice
promise: keep a promise, break a promise
secret: tell a secret, family secret
memory: childhood memory, good memory
Language Tips
Positive relationships

Trust means believing someone is honest or reliable. Respect means treating someone well.

Support can be emotional, practical, or both.

Solving problems

An argument is a strong disagreement. An apology says you are sorry.

A compromise is an agreement where both sides give up something.