stigmatize, seamless , shift , prompt,

protracted, brownie , predicated

1. She was …………………………...from one foot to the other.

2. His own father died a …………………..., painful death while he was in medical school.

3. His affair ………………………... scandal in the neighbourhood.

4. She wants to get the …………………………………...point with her new teacher.

5. We must not ……………………………….. the Arab world.

6. Most of the students expect the transition to community college to be …………………....

7. Parents usually ……………………….. their children to say thank you.

8. She ………………………. gears and started driving really fast.

9. A ………………………. war started and it continued up to 1787.

10.Their whole lives had been ……………………. on the privilege of planning.

11. I was a ………………………….when I was a kid.
12. What …………………………. you to say that?
13. But Mark worked hard to make it a ………………………...transition.

14. They can feel criticized, even ………………………. and in need of group support.

15. Some people's lives are …………………………….on a dream and an illusion.

16. No one wants to get into that kind of ………………………….. debate.

17. And now his wife of many years has died, after a …………………………….. illness.

18. The speech ………………………………. angry responses.

19. Who will I earn some ………………………….. points with?

20. This flower needs light, …………………….. it closer to the window.

21. Life for her here is …………………... and less complicated.

22. Then began the most ……………………….. and terrible part of the whole interview.

23. I ……………………... her attention and grabbed her purse.

24. Our father suddenly ……………………... his opinion, so we couldn't go to a party.

25. He said he did not want to …………………………… the children in his class.

26. I …………………….. to school because I was already late