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📚 Vocabulary
10 new words Learn new words with real examples and audio.
Podcast: Family & Relationships
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📝 Podcast Transcript
Hi everyone, and welcome to Word Kitchen. I am Maya, and this is Lena. Today we are talking about a beautiful topic: family.
Hi Maya! Hi everyone! I love this topic. Let us start with the word mother. Maya, tell me about your mother.
My mother is the best cook in the world. My mother makes a big dinner every Sunday. My mother invites our whole family. I help my mother in the kitchen, and my mother always smiles.
Your mother sounds wonderful. My mother calls me every day. My mother gives great advice. I love my mother very much.
Now let us talk about father. My father tells funny stories. My father and I watch football together. My father makes the best breakfast on Saturday.
My father is a teacher. My father loves music. My father sings in the car, and my father and I sing together.
Do you have a sister? I have a sister. My sister is older than me. My sister loves to dance. My sister and I go to the park together. My sister is very kind.
I have a sister too. My sister is my best friend. My sister helps me with my work. My sister calls me every night.
And brother? I have a brother. My brother is funny. My brother plays the guitar. My brother teaches me new songs. My brother is younger than me, but my brother is very smart.
I have no brother, but I want a brother. A brother is a good friend for life.
Family also means son and daughter. Tell me about your son and your daughter.
I have a son and a daughter. My son is seven years old. My son loves cars. My son plays with his toy cars every day. My daughter is five years old. My daughter loves to draw. My daughter draws our family. My son and my daughter play together.
Your son and daughter sound so sweet. Do they like your baby?
Oh yes! We have a baby too. The baby is one year old. The baby sleeps a lot. The baby laughs at my son. My son sings to the baby. My daughter gives the baby toys. The baby is the smallest in our family.
Grandparents are special too. My grandmother lives near us. My grandmother tells old stories. My grandmother makes cookies. I visit my grandmother every week. My grandmother loves my sister and my brother.
My grandfather is amazing. My grandfather worked on a farm. My grandfather shows me old photos. My grandfather plays with my son and my daughter.
Do you have a cousin? My cousin lives in another city. My cousin visits in summer. My cousin and I swim together. My cousin is like a brother to me.
My cousin is my best friend too. My cousin calls me every night. My cousin and my sister are good friends.
Family is the best. Tell us about your mother, your father, your sister, your brother, your son, your daughter, your baby, your grandmother, your grandfather, and your cousin.
Yes! Practice these ten words with your family today. See you next time on Word Kitchen.
Bye everyone!
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My mother is in the kitchen with my father.
My father is with my mother.
My mother is making tea for my father.
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📝Grammar: Future forms - present continuous, be going to, will / won't
There are three ways to talk about the future: **be going to**, the **present continuous**, and **will / won't**. Use **be going to + verb** for a plan you already made. My mother is going to visit my grandmother tomorrow. Use the **present continuous (am / is / are + verb-ing)** for a future arrangement. My sister is coming for dinner on Sunday. My cousin is arriving on Friday. Use **will** for a quick decision, a promise, or an offer. I will help my brother with his bag. Use **won't** for a negative promise. I promise I won't be late for my father's party. For a prediction with a clear
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