What a nice family!

husband[^]

daughter[O]

son[^]

mother[^]

father[A]

grandmother

grandfather

sister[I]brother[^]

sister-in-law

niece[i]

nephew[E]

aunt[A;8]

uncle[^]

cousin[^]

cousin

Questions:

1. My father’s brother is my ________.

uncle

2. My mother’s sister is my ________.

aunt

3. My aunt’s son is my ________.cousin

4. My sister’s husband is my ___________.

brother-in-law

5. My brother-in-law’s son is my ________.

nephew

6. My husband’s mother is my __________.

mother-in-law

Questions:

7. My brother’s daughter is my ______.niece

8. My daughter’s husband is my ________.

son-in-law

9. My son’s son is my __________.

grandson

10. My uncle’s father is my __________.

grandfather

11. My husband’s uncle is my _______.uncle

12. My husband’s sister is my __________.

sister-in-law

Let’s listen: Look at the pictures. Listen to people talking about their families. Tactics 9 track 26

A: That’s me in the middle. That’s my oldest

niece, Betsy, on the left. She’s in her

second year of college.

And that’s my nephew,

on the right. He’s just

finished high school.

B: Oh, he’s handsome.

A: That’s me on the left.

B: Who are the other two?

A: Those are my sister and brother,

Maria and Jose.

They are twins[twInz].

B: How old are they?A: They’re ten.

A: That’s me and my parents.

B: Boy! You look

just like your

dad.A: No, I don’t.

A: This is a picture of my son and daughter.

B: Is your daughter older than your son?

A: Yes, much older. She’s 26.

B: How old is your son?A: He’s 17.

B: That’s a big

difference[`dIf1r1ns].

A: These are my parents and that’s my

grandmother on the left.B: How old is she?A: She’s 60.

B: She looks young

for 60.

A: This is my father with my uncle and

aunt and two cousins.B: Which one is your

father?A: The one on the left.

B: Oh, yes.