By Rachel Mitchell Text Copyright 2018 by Rachel Mitchell

Bring up your offspring [Expression] (to raise your children (to educate, nurture your children)).
They are bringing up their offspring in a very strict household.
She learnt from nature and observed how animals brought up their offspring.
Generation gap [Noun] (the difference in attitude, experiences, opinions, habits, and behaviour between young and older people that causes a lack of understanding each other).
They are trying to bridge the generation gap with their children.
She feels that the generation gap she has with her mother is doubly big.
Scriptwriter [Noun] (a person who writes scripts for films/movies).
Her father is a scriptwriter.
The scriptwriter helped him to adapt his novel for the screen.
Dialogue [Noun] (conversations between two or more people).
The dialogues in romantic films are usually longer than the dialogues in action films.
The teacher asked the students to practice the dialogue in pairs.
Admirable [Adjective] (deserving respect (someone who has qualities that you respect)).
His devotion to your job is admirable.
My brother is admirable because he never failed me in a time of need.
Convincing [Adjective] (that makes somebody believe that something is true or real).
I found his argument pretty convincing. The end of the film wasn't very convincing.
Kind-hearted [Adjective] (to be kind, merciful and generous to other people).
She was a warm, generous and kind-hearted woman.
He's really kind-hearted. He'll do anything to help anyone. Give and take [Expression] (the act of giving and receiving). You have to learn to give and take in any relationship.
He is taught to learn to give and take.
Lend someone a hand [Expression] (to help somebody with something).
We should lend her a hand when she is in trouble. If I were in your place, I would lend him a hand.