older than baby, younger than child, a toddler, a person between 45 and 65, middle-aged, older than teenager, younger than a middle-aged person, (young) adult, a person older than 65, senior citizen, your mother's or father's sister, aunt, your mother's or father's brother, uncle, brother of your husband, brother-in-law, your son's wife, daughter-in-law, your daughter's husband, son-in-law, your husban's mother, mother-in-law, your son's son, grandson, your mother's father, grandfather, your grandmother's mother, great-grandmother, grandfather and grandmother together, grandparents, your uncle's or aun't child, cousin, your brother's daughter, niece, your sister's son, nephew, After Peter's parents got divorced, his father married again. His new wife is Pete's ..., stepmother, When people ___ ________ they stop being married., get divorced, Your family with uncles, aunts, grandparents, cousins, etc., extended family, Your closest family - parents, brothers and sisters, your children, immediate family, not married/with no partner = ..., single, If you don't have brothers or sisters you are ..., only child, Husband, wife, boyfriend, girlfriend = ..., partner, a family member, a relative, your sister or brother, who was born at the same time as you (and often looks the same), twin, the same as teenager, adolescent, when you disagree with your parents and discuss it (verb), argue, If you are sure that you can do something you are ... (adjective), confident, Noun formed from "different", difference, A feeling when your parents show your stupid childhood photos, embarrassment, A noun made from "explain", explanation, If you decide what to do and don't ask other people, you are ..., independent, You usually need it from your parents to have a party at home., permission, Every problem has a ..., solution, Money that you pay if you do something illegal., fine

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