This document provides examples and exercises to practice English grammar concepts related to family relationships. It includes examples of relationship terms like cousin, grandfather, and sibling. Students are asked to identify relationship terms in sentences, choose the correct relationship for family members, and write a short essay about their own family. The document also provides phrasal verb exercises using terms like "look after", "get along", and "brought up" in the context of family.
This document provides examples and exercises to practice English grammar concepts related to family relationships. It includes examples of relationship terms like cousin, grandfather, and sibling. Students are asked to identify relationship terms in sentences, choose the correct relationship for family members, and write a short essay about their own family. The document also provides phrasal verb exercises using terms like "look after", "get along", and "brought up" in the context of family.
This document provides examples and exercises to practice English grammar concepts related to family relationships. It includes examples of relationship terms like cousin, grandfather, and sibling. Students are asked to identify relationship terms in sentences, choose the correct relationship for family members, and write a short essay about their own family. The document also provides phrasal verb exercises using terms like "look after", "get along", and "brought up" in the context of family.
1. Write the correct relation word according the sentence
A. I have a cousin, Sam. Sam’s wife’s mother is Sam’s ...mother-in-law… B. My …great-grandfather… Is 101! he is my dad’s granddad. C. My sister and I are …sibling… I call her my little sister though, because she’s two minutes younger than me! 2. choose the correct option. A. My sister’s husband is my ………………. A. Sibling B. Brother- in -law C. Husband – in – law B. My female spouse is my ……………………. A. wife B. Mother – in – law C. Sister – in – law C. My father’s son is my …………………… A. Cousin B. Brother C. Nephew 3. Write a short essay about your family. (mention family members and relation)
On my mother's side I have my grandparents, five
aunts, twelve cousins, a first cousin and on my dad's side I have my grandmother, three uncles, thirteen cousins and a first cousin. I don't have great-grandparents 4. Choose the correct phrasal verb. (brought up, get along, run in the family, look after, look up, make up) 1. My uncle was a very brave man and he is my hero. I always. get along ….to him. 2. After my parents’ divorce, I was … brought up …by my dad. 3. I often …… look after …. my neighbour’s baby on the weekend.
5.. Complete the conversations with the correct phrasal verb
(brought up, get along, run in the family, look after, look up, made up) A: Is your family very competitive? B: we sure are, especially my brother and me. We had a huge argument over a basketball game last weekend, but we …… brought up ………. again afterward! 2. A: How often do you have to …… look up …. your younger brother and sister? B: Not often. they’re both in their teens now so they don’t need adult supervision in the evening