Family members
Your father's father is your ___________
grandfather
If we ___ (have) a car, we would go to the beach every weekend.
HAD
Which of the following words is a RELATIVE PRONOUN: a) How; b) if c) Who; d) may
who
What does "Get a job" mean?
find a job
I like to ___ with my friends at the park. a) hang out; b) fall out; c) go out; d) get to know
hang out
Which person is related to you by blood? a) NEIGHBOR; b) ADOPTED SISTER; c) STEPDAD; d) HALF- BROTHER
half- brother
If she __________ (study) harder, she ___ (get) better grades.
if she studied harder, she would get better grades.
My sister is the person ___ helps me with my homework.
who / that
What does "get along" mean?
to have a good relationship with someone
They had a really bad argue and ___ with each other. a) got along; b) fell out; c)hung out; d) shared
fell out
Which person is the same generation as you? a) STEP-MOTHER; b) GREAT GRANDSON; c)HALF-SISTER
half-sister
If I ___ (be) rich, I would travel the world.
were
That’s the café ___ we usually hang out after school.
where
What does "get home" mean?
arrive home
I want to ___ my new classmates better. a) see each other; b) enjoy; c) get to know; d) get on nerves
get to know
Your mother’s new husband (not your father) is your ___.
step-father
What would you do if you ___ a ghost? a) see b) saw c) seen d) seing
saw
The movie ___ we watched yesterday was amazing.
which / that
In "Mom, can you get me a new pair of shoes please?" what does GET mean?
buy
When someone always annoys you, they ___. a) enjoy your company; b) get on your nerves; c) share interests; d) go out
get on your nerves
Your grandmother’s mother is your ___.
great- grandmother
UNSCRAMBLE: in the / what / forest / you do / lost / would / if / you / were / ?
What would you do if you were lost in the forest?
1994 was the year ___ my parents got married.
when
In "Hey I heard your're sick. I hope you get better soon" what does GET mean?
become
Siblings often ___ with each other,but sometimes they may fight. a) go out;b) see each other; c) spend money; d) get along
get along