| 1 |
a piece of writing in a newspaper or magazine |
| 2 |
say (or believe) that something is all right |
| 3 |
series of classes at a school, college, or university (often ending with exam) |
| 4 |
people who control an institution (a school or hospital for example) |
| 5 |
say that something is not good |
| 6 |
need |
| 7 |
what someone thinks about something; belief |
| 8 |
extra money you have left when you sell something you bought or made |
| 9 |
the reason for doing something |
| 10 |
control, direct |
| 11 |
understand how someone feels; feel sorry for someone |
| 12 |
make someone feel that they're doing well, that they can succeed |
| 13 |
find out whether what someone says is true or not |
| 14 |
talking (or writing) to someone either directly or by letter or phone |
| 15 |
all the facts about a person's past |
| 16 |
person or thing that is very strongly disliked |
| 17 |
treating people honestly and equally |
| 18 |
well known and thought to be very good |
| 19 |
public place where valuable objects are kept and shown |
| 20 |
not take something, send it away; refuse to accept something |