Wizard - TEENS 6 BOOK - Lesson 139

Verbs
Allow: To grant permission or consent for something to happen; to enable or permit a specific action
or behavior.
Behave: To conduct oneself in a certain manner; to act or comport in a way that is socially acceptable
or appropriate.
Forbid: To prohibit or disallow something from occurring; to make something off-limits or forbidden
by law, rule, or authority.

Words
Awkward: Socially uncomfortable or embarrassing; lacking grace or ease.
Behavior: The way in which one conducts oneself; actions or mannerisms.
Outfit: A set of clothes worn together, often for a specific occasion or purpose.
Barefoot: Without shoes or socks; having bare feet.
Lifestyle: The way in which a person or group lives, including their habits, attitudes, and
behaviors.
Suit: A set of matching garments, typically consisting of a jacket and trousers or skirt, often worn
for formal occasions or professional settings.
Formal: Following established conventions or etiquette, often associated with official or
ceremonial events.
Attitude: A person's perspective, viewpoint, or disposition towards something; their mental
outlook or approach.
High heels: Women's shoes with tall, slender heels, typically worn to enhance height or fashion.
Casual: Relaxed, informal, or laid-back; not formal or dressy.
Troublemaker: A person who causes difficulties or disruptions, often intentionally.
Tie: A long piece of cloth worn around the neck, typically with a shirt and suit jacket, often as a
decorative accessory.
Situation: The circumstances or conditions in which someone finds themselves; a particular set
of events or conditions.
Sleeve: The part of a garment that covers the arm, from shoulder to wrist.
Habit: A recurrent, often unconscious pattern of behavior acquired through frequent repetition.
Acceptable: Meeting standards or criteria; satisfactory or suitable.