Family Vocabulary
I have one son and two daughters. I have three __________.
children
(live) I ________ in Boston.
live
_______ you live in Roslindale?
Do you live in Roslindale?
Q: ___________ do you live?
A: Roxbury.
Where
The most important idea in a text. It's always a complete sentence.
main idea
My ________ are both Latin American. My mother is from Mexico, and my father is from Guatemala.
parents
(work) He _________ at a supermarket.
works
_________ she have a job?
Does she have a job?
Q: __________ do you have class?
A: At 6:00 pm.
When / What time
What a text is about. It's usually 1-2 words.
topic
The father of my wife is my ______________.
father-in-law
(not have) I ____________ children.
Q: Do you have a car?
A: No, ____ _____.
I don't.
Q: ________ are you?
A: My name is Juno.
Who
Marta and I are both mothers. We are from the same city. We both love pop music. We have a lot __ _______.
in common
The son of my sister is my ____________.
nephew
(not live) She ______________ in my neighborhood.
doesn't live
Q: Does she work during the day?
A: Yes, _____ _____.
she does
Q: "_______ do you get to work?"
A: I take the bus.
How
Mario just asked Lana to marry her. She said yes. Now, they are ___________.
engaged
I have two brothers and two sisters. I have four _____________.
siblings
(not have) The school ___________ Chinese classes.
doesn't have
Q: Does she live in Massachusetts?
A: No, _____ ______.
she doesn't.
Q: _______ _______ do you study English?
A: Every day.
How often
supporting details