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grandparents
your parents' parents
grandchild/grandchildren
granddaughter, grandson
children of your children
cousin
the child of your aunt or uncle
relative
a member of your family
father-in-law
the father of your husband or wife
mother-in-law
the mother of your husband or wife
daughter-in-law
your son's wife
sister-in-law
the sister of somebody's wife or husband
son-in-law
your daughter's husband
uncle
your father's or mother's brother
aunt
the sister of your father or mother
nephew
a son of your brother or sister
niece
a daughter of your brother or sister
an only child
a child who has no sisters or brothers
single
not married
partner
the person you are married to or living with
half-sister/ half-brother
a sister/brother who is the daughter / son of one of your parents
stepdaughter
the daughter of your husband or wife from a previous marriage
stepfather
a man who marries your mother but is not your father
twins
two children born to the same mother on the same occasion
wife
the woman that a man is married to
husband
the man that a woman is married to
great-grandmother
your grandmother/grandfather's mother
adolescence
the period between childhood and adulthood
senior citizen
an old person
middle-aged woman
woman of 35-64 years old
divorced
someone who has separated from their wife or husband
infant
a baby or a very young child
toddler
a young child who is learning to walk
pensioner/ retired
a person who receives a pension
sibling
a brother or a sister
argue
argument
move
movement
improve
improvement
retire
retirement
concentrate
concentration
inform
information
describe
description
discuss
discussion
different
difference
adolescent
adolescence
independent
independence
confident
confidence
excite
excitement
generation gap
The differences in attitudes, values, and behaviors between younger and older generations.
declining health
The gradual decrease in physical or mental well-being, often associated with aging or illness.
registry office
A government building where legal documents, such as marriages and births, are officially recorded.
anniversary
A date one year after an important event, like a wedding.