• My brother is my parents' son.

• My cousin is my aunt or uncle's son or daughter.

• My father-in-law is my husband or wife's father.
• My grandfather is my mother or father's father.
• My uncle is my mother or father's brother.
• My aunt is my mother or father's sister.
• My nephew is my brother or sister's son.
• My niece is my brother or sister's daughter.
• My great-aunt is my grandmother or grandfather's sister.
• My grandmother is my mother or father's mother.
• grandparents' stories => paragraph D
• cousin's wedding => paragraph A
• young adults => paragraph E
• extended families => paragraph B
• come and go => paragraph G
• Italian proverb => paragraph F
1 over 40%
2 They are often retired.
3 (They think it will be) exciting.
b over 40%

d grandparents’ stories

a lonely

c your grandmother
Present simple
 Position of adverb of frequency
1. If a sentence has only one verb: between subject and
verb
• I often go to the beach.
• They usually drink coffee in the morning.
2. When a sentence contains more than one verb: before
the main verb
• I have never done anything bad.
• They have often visited Europe.
 Exercises
1. I ___________ late on Saturdays. 4. Susan ________________ early for class.

a. Get up usually b. Get usually up a. Often is b. Are often

c. Usually get up c. Often are d. Is often

2. Jared ___________ late for work. 5. When do you ____________ go on vacation

each year?
a. Never is b. Is never
a. Always b. Never
3. ______________ on weekends?
c. Usually d. Ever
a. Often do you travel

b. Do you often travel

c. Often you do travel

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