
Relationship and types of the family
Here's a lesson on vocabulary related to "Relationship and Types of the Family" for the IELTS band score 3.0-4.5:
I. Relationships:
- Friends: People you enjoy spending time with and have a bond of mutual affection. 
- Acquaintances: People you know but are not close friends with. 
- Colleague: A person you work with or have a professional relationship with. 
- Neighbor: A person who lives near you. 
- Classmate: A person who is in the same class or course as you. 
II. Types of Family:
- Nuclear family: A family unit consisting of parents and their children. 
- Extended family: A family that includes grandparents, aunts, uncles, and cousins. 
- Single-parent family: A family in which one parent raises the child(ren). 
- Blended family: A family formed by the remarriage of a divorced or widowed parent. 
- Adoptive family: A family where parents have legally adopted a child. 
- Foster family: A family that cares for children temporarily on behalf of social services. 
III. Family Members:
- Parents: Mother and father who raise and care for their children. 
- Siblings: Brothers and sisters, whether older or younger. 
- Grandparents: The parents of one's parents. 
- Aunts/Uncles: The siblings of one's parents. 
- Cousins: The children of one's aunts and uncles. 
- Children: The offspring of parents. 
IV. Family Roles and Relationships:
- Father: A male parent in the family. 
- Mother: A female parent in the family. 
- Son: A male child of the parents. 
- Daughter: A female child of the parents. 
- Older brother/Younger brother: Brothers with an age difference. 
- Older sister/Younger sister: Sisters with an age difference. 
V. Family Dynamics:
- Love and support: Emotional connection and care within the family. 
- Responsibility: The duties and obligations one has toward their family members. 
- Communication: The exchange of information and ideas within the family. 
- Sharing: Sharing experiences, resources, and emotions with family members. 
- Conflict resolution: The process of addressing and resolving disagreements within the family. 
Remember to practice using these vocabulary words in sentences and conversations to improve your understanding and fluency in English.
 
 