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IELTS Speaking : Family

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1. I live in a one-parent family / single-parent family.
(a family where the children live with only one parent)
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2. I really enjoy my family life.
(the way a family lives)
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3. I come from a big family of eight children.
(the group of people who are related to you)
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4. I grew up on a farm.
(develop from being a child to being an adult)
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5. I grew up knowing that my elder brother would take over the family business one day.
(the job your parents and probably your grandparents used to do)
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6. Nuclear family
(a family consisting of mother, father and their children)
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7. Extended family
(all the people in a family including aunts, uncles, grandparents, etc.)
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8. Family background
(the sort of family you come from)
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9. She's / he's family (informal)
(used to say that someone is related to you)
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10. A large household
(all the people who live in one house)
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11. My domestic life isn't very happy.
(connected with the private family home)
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12. I live on my own. I haven't got any family.
(the group of people who are related to one another)
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13. We've got the same name but are not related.
(the way you are connected)
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14. He lives with us, but he's not related / unrelated.
(a person who is not a member of your family)
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15. He is a close / distant relative of mine.
(near or not in a family relationship)
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16. I really take after my mother.
(to look like or be like a parent or older member of your family)
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17. All the men in our family are bald. I support it's hereditary.
(a quality which is passed from parents to children)
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18. All her children are very artistic. It must run in the family.
(something which is passed from parents to children / a common feature in a family)
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19. Bringing up / raising children is never easy.
(to look after children in a family until they are adults and to teach them how to behave)
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20. My parents really tried to give me a good upbringing.
(the way somebody is brought up)
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21. My father recently lost his job, so my mother's the main breadwinner now.
(a person who earns all or most of the money in family)
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22. I need a job, so I can support my family.
(to have enough money to be able to look after a family)
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23. I am getting married next year and hope to start a family straight away.
(have children)
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24. My father is really a family man.
(a man who enjoys being at home with his wife and children)
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25. He's got some fatherly concern and duties.
(behaving like a father)
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26. Motherhood really suits her.
(the state of being a mother)
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27. She is a motherly sort of person.
(behaving like a mother)
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28. Danny is my foster brother.
(having different parents, but being brought up in the same family)
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29. My step father is a nice man.
(the man who is married to your mother but is not your father)
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30. Paul is my big brother / older / elder brother.
(older than you)
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31. Anna is my little sister / younger sister.
(younger than you)
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32. We're identical twins.
(twins who look exactly the same)
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33. My twin sister is a dentist.
(either of the children who have the same parents and are born at the same time)
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34. She doesn't get on well with her in-laws.
(the parents of your husband or wife)
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35. Next of kin
(your closest relative, who should be told if you are injured or killed)
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36. I closely resemble my father.
(to be closely similar to, or look like someone)
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37. You can see the resemblance between Susan and her sister.
(a similarity between two things, especially in the way they look)
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38. He bears a remarkable resemblance to my father.
(to be or look somebody / something else)
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39. My parents live apart from each other.
(if married people decide to separate, then they live apart)
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