Daily life
Family members
Family relationship words for close relatives in simple everyday situations.
A110 words · 3 examples each
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Found: 10 words
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parent
noun · 3 examples
- My parent helps me get ready for school.
- A parent can read a bedtime story.
- The baby reached for its parent.
mother
noun · 3 examples
- My mother makes breakfast in the morning.
- A mother can hold a baby close.
- Her mother walks with her to the park.
father
noun · 3 examples
- My father drives me to school.
- Her father is cooking dinner.
- His father reads a story at night.
brother
noun · 3 examples
- My brother shares his toys with me.
- A brother can be younger or older.
- Her brother helps her carry books.
sister
noun · 3 examples
- My sister plays music after school.
- A sister may look like her brother.
- His sister gives him a hug.
son
noun · 3 examples
- Their son is learning to ride a bike.
- Our son starts school next week.
- Her son sits by the window.
daughter
noun · 3 examples
- Their daughter draws pictures at the table.
- Our daughter is six years old.
- His daughter smiles at the puppy.
husband
noun · 3 examples
- Her husband cooks dinner on Sunday.
- A husband may wear a wedding ring.
- My husband waits at the bus stop.
wife
noun · 3 examples
- His wife waters the plants.
- A wife may smile at her partner.
- My wife works at the store.
cousin
noun · 3 examples
- My cousin visits us in summer.
- My aunt and my cousin live in another city.
- I play card games with my cousin.
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