1. Building self-confidence can help students stand up to bullies. 2. Bullying involves hurtful actions, such as making fun of others' appearance. 3. Parents and teachers can have an influence on students' attitudes toward bullying and peer pressure. 4. Students who suffer from bullying may experience long-lasting emotional changes. 5. Students often struggle to find friends who share their interests and values. 6. Some students live in poverty, which can make them easier to be the target of bullying. a. 1. She had to apologize to Minh as she bullied him in the past. 2. Bullying can frighten students and affect their mental health. 3. She decided to admit that she had been a victim of bullying. 4. Some students pretend to be someone they're not to fit in with their peers. 5. Don't hesitate to report bullying if you see someone else being bullied. 6. He chose to skip class to avoid being bullied at school. 7. Bullying often targets individuals based on their differences. 8. Some students do not obey their school's rules. They still paint their nails or color their hair. 9. They often argue with each other. They might get into a fight later. 10. The school aims to promote an environment without bullying behaviors. b. 1. Without attraction is the kind of love we feel for best friends. 2.Have your brother and Mary met face-to-face in a romantic relationship? 3.She met her husband through a dating agency. 4.My youngest uncle and I have never reconciled before 5.Ann is always the person to lend a sympathetic ear if you have problems 6.She has just broken up with her boyfriend 7.When two people are dating, they become friendly again after they have argued 8.He has asked her out on a date 9.The counselor gave us some helpful tips on ways we could talk to Nick without starting a big argument 10.It is advisable for parents to start talking with their children as early as late teens regarding future relationships