COUNTRIES & NATIONALITIES
He´s from Australia.
She is your mother´s sister. Who is she?
She´s my aunt.
It´s 6:15 or ...
It´s a quarter past six.
This is where you get dressed, relax and sleep.
It´s the gas station.
Michiko was born in Japan. What´s her nationality?
They are your father´s children. Who are they?
They are my siblings. / They are my brothers and sisters.
It´s 11:40 or ...
It´s twenty to twelve.
This is where you relax, watch TV or receive your visitors.
You go to this place when you need to travel to another country.
It´s the airport.
Thomas is British. Where´s he from?
He´s from The United Kingdom.
I am your sister´s husband. Who am I?
You´re my brother-in-law.
The meeting is at half past ten. If you come at a quarter past ten, you are...
early
A home appliance where you keep your food and drinks.
It´s a fridge. / It´s a refrigerator.
This is where you deposit or withdraw money.
It´s the bank.
Antoinette is from Holland. What´s her nationality?
She´s Dutch.
We are your husband´s parents. Who are we?
You´re my in-laws.
The party is at midnight. If you come at five to twelve, you are...
on time
A home appliance where you cook your food.
It´s a stove.
This is where you buy magazines and newspapers.
It´s the newsstand.
They live in South Korea, but they were born in Canada. What´s their nationality?
They are Canadian.
He is your mother´s daugter´s son. Who is he?
He´s my nephew.
The game is at a quarter to four. If you come at a quarter past five, you are...
late
The second floor of the house is called...
upstairs
You go to this place when you want to watch a play.
It´s the theater.