Family matters
The daughter of my parents
Who is my sister?
It has two names in English, one in American and one in British and it serves to go up and down
What is a lift/elevator?
The first thing you do in the morning
What is "I wake up?"
What is a supermarket?
Something I use to walk
What is a leg?
The father of my father
Who is my grandfather?
The place where you live
What is a house?
19:30
What is half past seven?
A place where you live that is not a village or city
What is a town?
Something I use to speak, shout, laugh or eat
What is the mouth?
The son of my son
Who is my grandson?
The place from where you can look down onto the street and it's not a window
What is a balcony?
Something I do after eating
What is "I brush my teeth"?
A place where you go to catch the bus
What is a bus station?
The place where the food goes after I eat
What is the stomach?
The husband of my mother
Who is my father?
It's a place where you live and it's not a city
What is a village?
18:45
What is "A quarter to seven"?
A place where you go when you're ill
What is a hospital?
The thing in my body that I can brush and that some old men don't have
What is hair?
The father of my grandfather
Who is my great-grandfather?
The place that is downstairs in a house where nobody lives and is normally used to store things
What is the basement?
15:25
What is "twenty-five minutes past three"?
A place where you go to watch a film
What is the cinema?
The place where my arm and my back unite
What is my shoulder?