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Normality investigate label reveal seek <\/strong><\/p>\n\n

Sharing an apartment to reduce living costs is *normal* for a lot of students in Canada. If students have moved to a new town to go to post-secondary school, they may initially live in the school residence. During this first year, they often *seek* friends that they think may be *labelled* in the future as good roommates. This process includes *investigating* potential roommates as well as looking for a suitable place to live. Living with a new friend may *reveal* characteristics that were unnoticed in the past. <\/p>\n\n

Reaction argue ignore generate certain <\/strong><\/p>\n\n

Learning to live with roommates is fun, but it also requires patience. There may be *certain* things about your roommates that are unexpected. Noticing *reactions* to events is a really great way to learn about other people. Differences can *generate* discussion or insight, but they could also be negative and cause an *argument*. Peaceful roommates have learned to accept and *ignore* differences. <\/p>\n\n

Distinct colleague circumstance exposure ongoing <\/strong><\/p>\n\n

Living with roommates increases *exposure* to more people. This could mean more friends, but it could also mean becoming acquainted with more people. The *distinction* between friends and acquaintances is how well you know them. An acquaintance, like a *colleague* at work, is someone that you might recognize, but your knowledge about their personal life is limited. Roommates may have an *ongoing* friendship even when the *circumstance* that brought them to live together ends. <\/p>\n\n

Detect comprised somewhat fluctuation description <\/strong><\/p>\n\n

Like any relationship, having roommates *fluctuates* between being both positive and negative. Students who are focused on learning *detect* lessons in roommate relationships too. These lessons *comprise* learning more about yourself, and understanding more about other people. Relationships are often *somewhat* challenging, but later adults may look back on these young adult years and *describe* them as an incredibly special time. <\/p>\n"]}

CELR3 Ch 3 Vocab - Fill in the blanks

Esther Devries-Lasby