FAMILY
Who is your uncle´s wife?
My aunt
How would you feel if your pet was missing?
I would feel worried, sad, upset.
Correct or incorrect
Who is this book?
Incorrect
What is the past form of "are"?
were
Possessive adjective of "She"
Her
What is another way to call your brothers and sisters?
Siblings
How do you feel when you get a good grade in a test?
I feel happy, proud of myself.
Correct or incorrect
Whose phone is this?
Correct
What is the past form of "is"?
Was
Possessive pronoun of "we"
our
Who are your parents grandchildren?
My children or my siblings´ children.
Name 5 positive feelings.
Proud, relieved, happy, great, excited, fantastic, glad, good, nice, joyful, optimistic, in love, wonderful.
I was working when someone asked me:
_____ the family in this photo? and I said: I don´t know ______ family is that!
Who´s and whose
My family _____ on vacation last summer
was
Possessive adjective of "it"
its
Who are your grandparents´children´s children?
cousins
Name 6 negative feelings.
Upset, sad, worried, angry, confused, scared, disgusted, bored, frustated, strange, jealous, strange, nervous, guilty.
My sister said that no one knows ____ house next to the shcool is, but I asked to my parents.
Whose
My friends ____ making a plan for the next weekend but I ____ thinking that it ____ a good idea because of the weather.
were, was, wasn´t
Possessive pronoun of "They"
Theirs
How do you call the side of the family that is not your biological family, but they are related to you because of a marriage?
my in- laws or in- law family
Name a feeling that could be positive and negative at the same time, but it depends on the situation.
Surprised
They tell me that my friend is not the person that I think, so I asked: ______ my friend really like?
Who´s
There ____ many fruits in the kitchen, I wanted to make a strawberry smoothie, but there _____ any, I ____ tired to go to the grocery store, so I called my parents, and they ____ near the store, they couldn´t help.
were, weren´t, was, weren´t
Possessive adjective and pronoun of "you"
Your, yours