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Topic vocabulary about Relationships
Game Code: 4648695
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This is an activity which helps students practice using some collocations, phrasal verbs, and idioms to talk about family and friends.
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Talk about your Tet holiday when you met your grandparents, uncles, aunts, and cousins for a big family reunion.
extended family
15
Describe a person in your family whom you rarely meet because they live far away, and you only see them family events.
distant relatives
15
Describe a family that always has dinner together, supports one another, and spends weekends doing activities together.
close-knit family
15
Talk about your childhood when you didn't have to worry about homework, exams, money, or work.
carefree childhood
15
Describe the person you trust the most and always talk to when you have a problem.
to be close to someone
15
Talk about a couple who have been together for many years before getting married.
long-term relationship
15
Describe two close friends who slowly stopped talking to each other.
to drift apart
15
Talk about someone you like spending time with, even if you're just chatting or relaxing at home.
to enjoy someone's company
15
Describe a time when you had a serious argument with a friend and stopped speaking to them for a while.
to fall out with someone
15
Talk about two people who met for the first time but became very good friends almost immediately.
to get on like a house on fire
15
Describe your first week at a new school when you were trying to learn more about your classmates.
to get to know someone
15
Talk about your best friend. Think about the hobbies, interests, or personality traits that you both share.
to have a lot in common
15
Describe how you stay connected with a person who lives far away from you by texting, calling, or using social media.
to keep in touch with someone
15
Talk about a childhood friend you haven't talked to for many years because both of you became busy with your own lives.
to lose touch with someone
15
Describe a situation where you and your parents agreed on an important decision, such as choosing a university or career.
to see eye to eye
15
Talk about a close friend who always understands what you're thinking, and both of you often have the same ideas or opinions.
to be on the same wavelength
15
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