14.1. Match two columns:

a.laziness

b.stop liking

c.an imaginary thing or person that children are scared of

d.light that flashes on and off very quickly

e.the quality of deserving to be believed and trusted

f.take a negative or positive attitude about something

1. go off

2. strobe

3. bugaboo

4. credibility

5. sloth

6. cop an attitude

14.2. Find equivalents of the following phrases in the text:

to reduce the difference between two things, willing to consider new ideas or listen to someone else’s opinions, laziness, to continue to live normally and not be too upset by your problems, to spend money as much as it is planned, a situation in which you have a lot of problems that seem to be caused by bad luck, never completely recover from an unpleasant experience.

14.3. Explain what is meant by:

to involve somebody in deciding; to be bugaboos for children; to create conflicts; to bridge the gap; to lose one’s credibility; to catastrophize; to show self-acceptance and tolerance of imperfection; to go off the things; to set limits; to be receptive; to stick to a budget for clothes and entertainment; to stay out of ones business; a strobe of furious activity interspersed with periods of intense sloth; one’s personal domain; to cop an attitude; to survive mistakes and and adversity; to deal with unresolved issues; to experience oneself as likable/ to act more likable; to be cornerstones of self-esteem; to be scarred for life .

14.4. Give English equivalents of the following phrases:

особиста власність, особливий дозвіл, крайня необхідність, не приймати близько до серця помилки та скрутне становище, основи самоповаги, мати справу з невирішеними питаннями, відчувати, що комусь подобаєшся, мати рану на все життя, об’єкт страху, втратити довіру, бути терплячим до недосконалості, встановлювати межі, сприймати щось, дотримуватись запланованих витрат на одяг та розваги.

15. Phrasal verbs with go. Match the phrasal verbs in list a with their meaning in list b.

A	B
1. to go against 2. to go off 3. to go round, around 4. to go to 5. to go together 6. to go through 7. to go without	a. to stop liking b. to do the opposite c. to suffer or experience something bad d. to begin to experience or do something e. to have romantic relationship f. to be able to live without something or without doing something g. to be enough for everyone

16. Complete the sentences using the correct form of the verbs from list a above.

1. He went … watching thrillers late at night.

2. She goes … her mother’s request.

3. How does she keep smiling after all she’s gone …?

4. Shih! Daddy’s trying to go …!

5. I didn’t know Sharon and Las were going ….

6. You are in disgrace! So you have to go … watching TV till next Monday.

7. She went … her counsel’s advice.

8. Let’s go … the whole thing again.

9. Don went … his pocket looking for the key.

10. You cannot go … accusing people like that.