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Family vocabulary and idioms

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    Practise vocabulary (phrasal verbs, idioms, expressions) about family.
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  •  I take after my dad
    We look alike/ We are alike (used with appearance/personality)
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  • Oscar and Will have fallen out/ Oscar and Will had a falling out.
    They had a fight leading to a separation (used with friends/family)
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  • Christopher and Andrew split up
    They broke up. They finished their relationship.
  •  15
  • I get on/along with my team
    We have a good relationship.
  •  15
  • I look up to my friend Laura, she's very proactive
    I admire her and want to be like her.
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  • I look down on my neighbour Isa, she's narcissistic.
    I don't respect her, I don't want to be like her.
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  • My family gets together on Birthdays and Christmas day/ My family have get-togethers on Birthdays and Christmas day.
    Meet
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  • Jo and Mary stick together through thick and thin.
    They stay together and help each other, even when there are difficulties or problems.
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  • I keep in touch with my cousin Anna, but I lost touch with her brother
    Contact/no contact
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  • After 4 boyfriends, Helen settled down.
    Begin a quiet, steady life
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  • Earnest cheated on Nellie
    Having an affair with another person
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  • My husband and I share the same values
    We share the same philosophy
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  • I had a long-distance relationship. It lasted 2 weeks
    I was in Barcelona, he was in Berlin
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  • Impunctuality runs in the family
    It's something very common in the family. Good or bad.
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  • Gemma is the spitting image of her aunt
    Gemma looks exactly like her aunt
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  • We get on like the house on fire
    We get on really well
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