Choose the right word

• It is important to [get along with / depend on / belong to] your brothers and sisters.
• Children often [raise children / depend on / give someone space] their parents for food and shelter.
• Does this jacket [belong to / spoil / raise children] your older brother?
• Doing [family dinners / household chores / working moms] together helps everyone in the house.
• We always gather for a nice [school run / family dinner / generation gap] on Sunday evenings in Boston.
• My oldest son is a difficult [teenager / nanny / acquaintance] who loves loud music.
• Sometimes parents need to [give someone space / spoil / get along with] when teenagers feel overwhelmed.
• Emily is a busy [working mom / stay-at-home dad / babysitter] working in a hospital in Seattle.
• Doing the morning [school run / family time / household chores] takes twenty minutes in our car.
• It is hard work to [raise children / belong to / get along with] in a big city like London.
• Grandparents love to [spoil / depend on / give someone space] their grandchildren with extra treats.
• We value our quality [family time / sibling rivalry / acquaintance] on weekends.

Match the words with their meanings

• to get along with
• to depend on
• to belong to
• household chores
• family dinner
• teenager
• to give someone space
• working mom
• school run
• to raise children

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