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Family

Study this English vocabulary list, then practice by sorting the words in the game.

Word	Part of speech	Example
mother	n.	My mother cooks dinner every night.
father	n.	My father drives me to school.
mom	n.	Mom, can I have a cookie?
dad	n.	Dad taught me how to ride a bike.
parent	n.	Every parent wants their child to be happy.
son	n.	Their son just turned five.
daughter	n.	Her daughter loves to sing.
baby	n.	The baby is sleeping in the crib.
brother	n.	My brother is older than me.
sister	n.	My sister lives in another city.
family	n.	We eat dinner together as a family.
child	n.	Every child needs love and care.
kid	n.	The kids are playing in the yard.
man	n.	That man is my neighbor.
woman	n.	The woman smiled and waved at us.
boy	n.	The boy is riding his new bike.
girl	n.	The girl is reading a book quietly.
friend	n.	She is my best friend.
husband	n.	Her husband works at a bank.
wife	n.	His wife is a doctor.
grandmother	n.	My grandmother bakes the best cookies.
grandfather	n.	My grandfather tells great stories.
grandma	n.	Grandma always gives me a big hug.
grandpa	n.	Grandpa likes to fish on weekends.
grandparent	n.	My grandparents live next door.
grandson	n.	Their grandson visits every summer.
granddaughter	n.	Her granddaughter just started school.
aunt	n.	My aunt sent me a birthday gift.
uncle	n.	My uncle taught me how to swim.
cousin	n.	My cousin lives in another country.
twin	n.	My twin sister looks just like me.
sibling	n.	Do you have any siblings?
adult	n.	Only adults can enter this room.
teenager	n.	The teenager spends hours on his phone.
neighbor	n.	Our neighbor waved to us this morning.
guest	n.	We have a guest coming for dinner.
person	n.	She is a kind and honest person.
people	n.	Many people came to the party.
elder	n.	We should respect our elders.
spouse	n.	Please bring your spouse to the event.
nephew	n.	My nephew just learned to walk.
niece	n.	My niece drew this picture for me.
relative	n.	Many relatives came to the reunion.
ancestor	n.	Our ancestors came from a small village.
descendant	n.	He is a descendant of the town's founder.
grandchild	n.	She has five grandchildren.
stepfather	n.	My stepfather is very kind to me.
stepmother	n.	Her stepmother cooks amazing food.
stepson	n.	He treats his stepson like his own child.
stepdaughter	n.	His stepdaughter calls him every week.
stepbrother	n.	My stepbrother joined our family last year.
stepsister	n.	My stepsister and I share a room.
mother-in-law	n.	My mother-in-law is visiting this weekend.
father-in-law	n.	My father-in-law loves gardening.
son-in-law	n.	Their son-in-law fixed the leaking roof.
daughter-in-law	n.	The daughter-in-law helps run the family shop.
brother-in-law	n.	My brother-in-law is a great cook.
sister-in-law	n.	My sister-in-law works as a nurse.
godmother	n.	She asked her best friend to be the godmother.
godfather	n.	My godfather gave me good advice growing up.
bride	noun	The bride wore a white dress.
groom	noun	The groom waited nervously at the altar.
wedding	noun	We are going to a wedding this weekend.
birth	noun	She gave birth to a healthy baby boy.
newborn	noun	The newborn slept peacefully in her arms.
toddler	noun	The toddler took his first steps today.
partner	noun	My partner and I cook dinner together every night.
fiance	noun	She introduced her fiance to the whole family.
fiancee	noun	He proposed to his fiancee on the beach.
roommate	noun	My roommate and I share the rent equally.
pregnant	adjective	My sister is pregnant with her first child.
nickname	noun	Everyone calls him by his nickname, Ben.
surname	noun	Please write your first name and surname clearly.
widow	noun	The widow lives alone in the old house.
widower	noun	He became a widower after his wife passed away.
orphan	noun	The orphan was raised by his grandparents.
guardian	noun	Her uncle became her legal guardian.
generation	noun	Three generations live together in this house.
household	noun	Every household received a box of supplies.
granny	n.	My granny tells me bedtime stories.

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