Change the "You-language" statements into "I-language" statements.

1. You-Language: You make me frustrated when you forget to take out the trash. I - Language: 2. You-Language: Dad, you embarrass me when you tell jokes to my friends.

Language: 3. You-Language: When you are late, you make me wonder if I should trust you with more responsibilities.

I-Language: 4. You-Language: When you wear that suit and those sunglasses, you look like you're in the FBI. I-Language:

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Jaidyn Banks

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Change the "You-language" statements into "I-language" statements.

1. You-Language: You make me frustrated when you forget to take out the trash. I - Language: 2. You-Language: Dad, you embarrass me when you tell jokes to my friends.

Language: 3. You-Language: When you are late, you make me wonder if I should trust you with more responsibilities.

I-Language: 4. You-Language: When you wear that suit and those sunglasses, you look like you're in the FBI. I-Language:

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Melissa Miller · Answer 1

1. I - Language: I am frustrated when you forget to take out the trash.

2. I - Language: I am embarrased when you tell jokes to my friends.

3. I - Language: When you are late, I wonder if I should trust you with more responsibilities.

4. Totally a You word