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He <fathered> two children but never took any interest in them. rozpocznij naukę
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Mary <delivered> her first baby on Monday. rozpocznij naukę
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He showed his <dissatisfaction> of Mary's marriage by not showing up at the wedding reception. rozpocznij naukę
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She was <overwhelmed> with grief after her father's death. rozpocznij naukę
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The little girl <gripped> her mothers hand in terror. rozpocznij naukę
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The couple <quarrelled> constantly and finally divorced. rozpocznij naukę
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After his despicable actions, Mike was <irrevocably> disinherited by his parents. rozpocznij naukę
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Children can be <excitable> - every little thing can make them happy or agitated. rozpocznij naukę
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Mrs Watson <fostered> little Julie until they found a family to adopt her. rozpocznij naukę
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Derek is a <disappointment> to his parents because he didn't become a doctor. rozpocznij naukę
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My sister and I may seem similar, but we <differ> a great deal. rozpocznij naukę
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His remarks about her family <offended> her. rozpocznij naukę
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Jane is lucky to have a <domesticated> husband - he does all the cooking and cleaning. rozpocznij naukę
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It took a long time to <trace> my uncle as he'd moved to London. rozpocznij naukę
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My aunt believes that soap <flakes> are better than any washing powder. rozpocznij naukę
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She always <criticises> her husband for being sloppy. rozpocznij naukę
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Modern medicine has various <fertility> treatments to offer to childless couples. rozpocznij naukę
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My grandmother was a bit of an <eccentric> - wearing strange clothes and believing in ghosts. rozpocznij naukę
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You're a <disgrace> to your family! rozpocznij naukę
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When I was 12 my grandmother would <embarrass> me by kissing and hugging me in public. rozpocznij naukę
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Derek is a real <homebody> but Sandy, his wife, prefers to go out. rozpocznij naukę
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My <foster> parents have taken care of me since I was 15. rozpocznij naukę
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Yesterday Helen received the <heartbreaking> news about her grandmother's death. rozpocznij naukę
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Please, <restrain> your child, he is kicking the wall and leaving muddy footprints on it. rozpocznij naukę
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His <apparent> lack of respect for his father was shocking to us. rozpocznij naukę
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The two sisters greeted each other and <embraced> warmly. rozpocznij naukę
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When he was younger Robert was really <hot-headed> and he used to get into all sorts of trouble. rozpocznij naukę
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Since my mother died when I was 4 I only have a <blurry> memory of her. rozpocznij naukę
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Instead of shouting at him you could say a word of <encouragement> from time to time. rozpocznij naukę
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Throughout his childhood he <struggled> for his parents' attention. rozpocznij naukę
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My Uncle Sam was a huge, <big-bellied> man who loved to eat. rozpocznij naukę
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Her son's appalling deed caused her a great deal of <heartache>. rozpocznij naukę
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They named all three of their sons Robert and that was not the only <oddity> in their family! rozpocznij naukę
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You don't <resemble> your father at all. rozpocznij naukę
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I could hear them arguing <fiercely>. rozpocznij naukę
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She was extremely <jealous of> her sister. rozpocznij naukę
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Birth rates in Western countries have fallen <drastically> in the past two decades. rozpocznij naukę
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His mother would turn in her <grave> if she'd she seen it! rozpocznij naukę
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With her marriage to Simon, Julia gained a <step-son>. rozpocznij naukę
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Come here, you little <rogue>! rozpocznij naukę
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