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Movers Vocabulary 1: Famiy, People and Jobs

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  • someone’s female child.
    Daughter
  • a person who prepares and makes food.
    Cook
  • the sister of your mother or father, or the wife of your uncle.
    Aunt
  • the son of your son or daughter.
    Grandson
  • someone who is in the same class as you at school.
    Classmate
  • a very young child who cannot usually walk or talk yet.
    Baby
  • adult male people.
    Men
  • someone you know well, like and enjoy spending time with.
    Friend
  • young people who are not grown-ups yet.
    Children
  • a person wears funny clothes and makes people laugh, often at a circus.
    Clown
  • a person works on a farm and grows plants or looks after animals.
    Farmer
  • someone who lives near you or next door to you.
    Neighbor
  • an adult male person.
    Man
  • the brother of your mother or father, or the husband of your aunt.
    Uncle
  • someone’s male child.
    Son
  • a person looks after people who are ill or hurt, often in a hospital.
    Nurse
  • an adult female person.
    Woman
  • someone who likes a famous person, team, sport or activity very much.
    Fan
  • a person in stories who sails on a ship and steals things from other ships.
    Pirate
  • someone’s mother or father.
    Parent
  • the daughter of your son or daughter.
    Granddaughter
  • a person who is no longer a child.
    Grown-up/ Adult
  • a very famous actor, singer, sports person or other performer.
    Star
  • adult female people.
    Women
  • This word means more than one person.
    People
  • This person helps people who are ill and tells them how to get better.
    Doctor
  • the child of your aunt or uncle.
    Cousin
  • the mother or father of one of your parents.
    Grandparent
  • a person who takes part in a game or sport.
    Player
  • one human being, for example a man, woman or child.
    Person
  • a person whose job is to drive a car, bus, taxi or other vehicle.
    Driver
  • a young person who is not a grown-up yet.
    Child