curriculum/challenges/english/blocks/learn-how-to-discuss-roles-and-responsibilities/65d6cd757478424b84d7f445.md
Fair means treating people equally and making decisions that are right and just. For example, The teacher is fair when grading tests means the teacher treats all students the same way when marking their work.
Supportive is an adjective which describes someone who gives help and encouragement. It comes from the verb support, which means to give help or assistance to someone or something.
Examples:
My coach is very supportive during training means the coach helps and encourages the team a lot.
My friends support me when I have problems means your friends help and encourage you during difficult times.
Be willing to means being ready and not hesitant to do something. After be willing to, you use a base verb to describe the action someone is ready to take. For instance, He is willing to learn new programming languages means he is open and ready to start learning new languages.
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fair
This word means she treats people equally and justly.
supportive
This word describes someone who provides help and encouragement.
willing
It's part of the phrase which means being ready to do something.
to
It's used with willing to introduce the action she is ready to take.
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