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How to Say Thank You in English
Survival Phrases Season 1
Learn the most common way to say "thank you"
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Must-Know Terms for Family Members
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Must-Know Terms for Family Members
31 words
family
(n)
This is a photo of my family.
This is a photo of my family.
mother
(n)
My mother and father were married fifty (50) years.
My mother and father were married fifty (50) years.
father
(n)
Who is Mario's father?
Who is Mario's father?
wife
(n)
My wife has blue eyes.
My wife has blue eyes.
husband
(n)
I shower in the morning, and my husband showers at night.
I shower in the morning, and my husband showers at night.
parent
(n)
a mother or father
child
(n)
a young person aged under 18 years of age
The child is raising his hand.
The child is raising his hand.
daughter
(n)
a female child in relation to her parents
My son's room is neat, but daughter's room is messy.
My son's room is neat, but daughter's room is messy.
son
(n)
a male child in relation to his parents
I sent my son to study in London.
I sent my son to study in London.
sister
(n)
a female family member that shares one or more parents
The older sister is taking her younger sister in her arms.
The older sister is taking her younger sister in her arms.
brother
(n)
a male family member that shares one or more parents
younger sister
(n)
The older brother is holding his younger sister.
The older brother is holding his younger sister.
younger brother
(n)
My younger brother often talks in sleep.
My younger brother often talks in sleep.
older brother
(p)
great-grandmother
(n)
your grandmother or grandfather's mother
great-grandfather
(n)
your grandmother or grandfather's father
grandmother
(n)
your mother's mother
I miss my grandmother.
I miss my grandmother.
grandfather
(n)
My grandfather used to be a principal.
My grandfather used to be a principal.
grandchild
(n)
your child's child
granddaughter
(n)
your child's daughter
little granddaughter
little granddaughter
grandson
(n)
your child's son
my grandson
my grandson
aunt
(n)
uncle
(n)
niece
(n)
the daughter of your brother or sister
my niece Sarah
my niece Sarah
nephew
(n)
the son of your brother or sister
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