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30 Phrases to Talk about your Family

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Timestamps for Topics covered in this video:

00:00:00 Welcome
00:00:43 Introduction
00:02:25 Family Size
00:06:42 Siblings
00:10:34 Children
00:12:23 Practice
00:14:51 Parents
00:17:33 Partners
00:21:21 My Family model answer

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  6. Thank you so much you done a good work.I got 6.0 speaking and I’m doing again for another reason.How ever I got this much of score coz of you.Thank u so much and again today is my speaking exam for 2nd time.Bless me sir

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  7. I was an only child.

    I was one of the eight siblings.

    There wasn’t much sibling rivalry in my family.

    There are ten of us in my family.

    You can talk about your nuclear or extended family.

    My brother and I are like 2 peas in a pod. (=so similar)

    My Sister and I are like chalk and cheese. (=so different)

    We have our ups and downs.

    We don’t always see eye to eye. (=don’t always agree or get on well)

    Sometimes we fall out, but soon we make up. (fall out: argue and no longer speak | make up: become friends again)

    We are a close family.

    We are a tight knit family. (or tightly knit)

    You may have your differences. (= to have disagreements)

    My family is everything to me.

    I love them (my family) to bits. (= a lot)

    My family mean the world to me.

    As parents, they have tried not to be overprotective.

    I don’t want to spoil my children.

    My parents have always tried not to spoon feed their children.

    I look like my father. (= I’m spitting image of my father)

    Personality: I take after my father.

    My parents brought me up with good values. (bring up: educate)

    I don't see a lot of my family.

    Love:

    It was love at first sight.

    I fell for her instantly.

    We just clicked. (=to click: to get on well)

    We’ve grown to love each other over time.

    We’ve grown closer and closer over time.

    Blood is thicker than water. (=is more important than friends)

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  11. I come from a small family I am a first child of two siblings.
    I take after my father in his mind and take after my mother in her cooking.
    We have ups and downs, but the blood is sicker than the water.
    I am married and my husband and I like chalk and chees, but we've grown closer and closer over the years. We have two children a boy and a girl they are smarter and more gorgeous than us especially, the girl.
    Thanks for your time

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  14. Hi everyone, I have a question, please.
    At the minute 10:24, the example is: My family "mean" the world to me. Isn't it "means"?
    Thanks in advance.

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