argue
To disagree with someone in an angry way
My brother and I sometimes argue about which TV show to watch.
be there for
To support and help someone when they need you
My best friend is always there for me when I have problems.
bring up
To care for and raise a child until they are an adult
My grandparents brought me up because my parents worked abroad.
extended family
Your family including grandparents, aunts, uncles, and cousins, not just parents and children
We invited our extended family to the wedding, so there were fifty guests.
fall out
To have an argument and stop being friends with someone
The two sisters fell out over money and haven't spoken for months.
generation
All the people in a family who are approximately the same age
Three generations live in our house: my grandparents, my parents, and me.
get along
To have a friendly relationship with someone
The two roommates get along very well and never fight.
grow up
To develop from a child into an adult
I grew up in a small town, but now I live in the city.
household
All the people who live together in one house
Our household includes my parents, two children, and our dog.
in-law
A relative through marriage, not birth
My mother-in-law is very kind and helps us with babysitting.
look after
To take care of someone or something
My older sister looks after me when our parents are away.
relationship
The way two or more people are connected or how they behave toward each other
She has a very close relationship with her grandmother.
relative
A person who is part of your family
My aunt is my favorite relative because she always listens to me.
respect
To admire someone and treat them well because of their good qualities
Children should respect their parents and teachers.
sibling
A brother or sister
I have two siblings – one older brother and one younger sister.
spend time
To use time doing something or being with someone
I like to spend time with my family on weekends.
spouse
A husband or wife
John introduced his spouse to his new colleagues at the office party.
support
To help and encourage someone, especially during difficult times
My family always supports my decisions, even when they disagree.
take after
To look like or behave like an older family member
Emma takes after her mother – they both love painting and have the same smile.
trust
To believe that someone is honest and will not hurt you
I trust my best friend with all my secrets.
Match the vocabulary word with its correct definition.
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Complete each sentence with the correct word from the word bank.