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Vocabulary  \n\n| Parents | Siblings | Grandparents | Stepmother |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- |\n| Mother | Mom | Grandpa | Grandfather |\n| Father | Dad | Grandma | Grandmother |\n| Wife | Daughter | Grandchild | Step father |\n| Husband | Sister | Grandson | Step sister |\n| Married | Brother | Granddaughter | Step brother |\n| Single | Cousin | Aunt | Masculine |\n| Engaged | Stepson | Uncle | Feminine |\n| Ex-husband | Stepdaughter | Mother-in-law | Widow |\n| Female | Half-brother | Father-in-law | Orphan |\n| Male | Half-sister | Sister-in-law | Groom |\n| Separated | Niece | Brother-in-law | bride |\n| Divorced | Nephew | Parents-in-law | Clan |\n| Fiancé | Fiancée | Raise | Relation |\n| Activities | Dress | Bring up | Youth |\n| Car | Honeymoon | Give birth | Partner |\n| Motor | Anniversary | Deliver a child | Relative |\n| Basic | Interests | Foster | Foster family |\n| Wear | Religion | Adopt | Stepfather |\n| Clothes | Romance | Members | Children |\n| Practice | Relationship | Relative | Son |\n| Everyday | Communication | Born | Twin |\n| List | Check-in | Single parent | Great-parents |\n| Games | Stay | Baby | Wedding |\n| Active | Home | Cake | Ring |\n\n2- Expressions  \n\n| Black sheep of the family. | To be born with a silver spoon in your mouth. |\n| --- | --- |\n| The only child. | A helicopter parent. |\n| Like father like son. | How’s the family? |\n| Breadwinner | The apple doesn’t fall far from the tree |\n| Runs in the family. | To grow up. |\n\n\n| Exercise 1 | Read and fill the missing letters |\n| --- | --- |\n\n1-Grandchild 6-Y   th  \n2-St _ pson 7-bri _ e  \n3-F _ ma _ e 8-Ne   ew  \n4-Div _ rc _ d 9-N   ce  \n5-Ma   ied 10-Pa _ t   r  \n\n| Exercise 2 | Read and answer the following questions. |\n| --- | --- |\n\n1. How many people are in your family?  \n2. Tell me about the oldest person in your family?  \n3. What is the best age to get married? Why?  \n4. How many cousins do you have? Where do they live?  \n5. Who do you like the most in your family? Why?  \n6. Do you like to live with your family? 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