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    This document provides lists of singular and plural forms of common terms for people as well as relationships within a family and other common relationships. It includes terms such as mother, father, son, daughter, sibling, spouse, grandparent, aunt, uncle, niece, nephew, cousin, friend, roommate, classmate, neighbor, partner, boss, employee, colleague, co-worker, boyfriend, and girlfriend. The document concludes by suggesting related resources for conversation practice, vocabulary games, and pictures.

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    This document provides lists of singular and plural forms of common terms for people as well as relationships within a family and other common relationships. It includes terms such as mother, father, son, daughter, sibling, spouse, grandparent, aunt, uncle, niece, nephew, cousin, friend, roommate, classmate, neighbor, partner, boss, employee, colleague, co-worker, boyfriend, and girlfriend. The document concludes by suggesting related resources for conversation practice, vocabulary games, and pictures.

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    This document provides lists of singular and plural forms of common terms for people as well as relationships within a family and other common relationships. It includes terms such as mother, father, son, daughter, sibling, spouse, grandparent, aunt, uncle, niece, nephew, cousin, friend, roommate, classmate, neighbor, partner, boss, employee, colleague, co-worker, boyfriend, and girlfriend. The document concludes by suggesting related resources for conversation practice, vocabulary games, and pictures.

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    Krishanth Ramakrishnan
    This document provides lists of singular and plural forms of common terms for people as well as relationships within a family and other common relationships. It includes terms such as mother, father, son, daughter, sibling, spouse, grandparent, aunt, uncle, niece, nephew, cousin, friend, roommate, classmate, neighbor, partner, boss, employee, colleague, co-worker, boyfriend, and girlfriend. The document concludes by suggesting related resources for conversation practice, vocabulary games, and pictures.

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    People and Relationships

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    People

    Singular Plural
    Man Men
    Woman Women
    Lady Ladies
    Gentleman Gentlemen
    Boy Boys
    Girl Girls
    Person People

    Family Relationships
    Male Female Relationship
    Father Mother Parent
    "Dad" "Mom" Parent
    Son Daughter Child
    Husband Wife Spouse
    Brother Sister Sibling
    Grandfather Grandmother Grandparent(s)
    "Grandpa" "Grandma" Grandparent(s)
    Grandson Granddaughter Grandchild(ren)
    Uncle Aunt Parent's sibling
    Nephew Niece Sibling's child(ren)
    Cousin Cousin Aunt/Uncle's child(ren)

    Other Relationships
    Friend
    Roommate
    Classmate
    Neighbor
    Partner

    Boss
    Employee
    Colleague
    Co-worker

    Boyfriend
    Girlfriend
    For Conversation Practice: Introducing people

    Speaking Situations: Talking about Family

    For Pictures, see: The Oxford Picture Dictionary, page 24.

    For Vocabulary Games, see Learning Vocabulary Can Be Fun.

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