Family
The mother of your father or mother.
Grandmother (or grandma)
The room where you cook food.
Kitchen
The action of leaving your bed in the morning after waking up.
Get up
The chore where you organize your bed after waking up.
Make my bed
A yellow dairy product made from milk that you often put on pizza or in sandwiches.
Cheese
Your female sibling
Sister
You use this object in your bedroom to sleep on at night.
Bed
The meal you eat in the middle of the day.
Have lunch
Cleaning plates, glasses, and cutlery after eating a meal.
Wash up (or dry the dishes)
A white liquid drink produced by cows.
Milk
The brother of your mother or father.
Uncle
An electrical appliance in the kitchen used to keep food and drinks cold.
Fridge
What you do after school when your teacher gives you exercises to complete at home.
Do my homework
Putting plates, forks, knives, and glasses on the table before dinner.
Set the table
Red, sweet, small fruits with seeds on the outside.
Strawberries
Your aunt or uncle's child.
Cousin
A comfortable chair with sides that support your arms.
Sofa
The action of washing your body while standing under spraying water.
Have a shower
Taking the trash bag out of the house to the bin.
Take out the rubbish
Animals that live in water and are eaten as seafood (e.g., tuna, salmon).
Fish
The plural form used for your mother and father together.
Parents
The room where you can take a shower or wash yourself.
Bathroom
The last routine action you do at night when you go to sleep.
Go to bed
Organizing, cleaning, and putting things away in your personal room.
Tidy my room
Small, round green or black fruits often put on pizzas or eaten in salads.
Olives