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Sunny123 Posted 10 years ago
Vocabulary
Talking about family members
Hello everyone. If I want to ask my classmates about their family members and fill out the table below. Then how should I start?
for example ... Is it correct if I ask .....
Me: Javad, can you give me the name of a family member?
My classmate: Yes, Saeed is one of my family members.
Me: Who is Saeed?
My classmate: He's my uncle.
Me: How old is he?
My classmate: He's 35 years old.
Is it also correct if I ask ....
Me: Javad, can you give me the name of one of your family members?
for example ... Is it correct if I ask .....
Me: Javad, can you give me the name of a family member?
My classmate: Yes, Saeed is one of my family members.
Me: Who is Saeed?
My classmate: He's my uncle.
Me: How old is he?
My classmate: He's 35 years old.
Is it also correct if I ask ....
Me: Javad, can you give me the name of one of your family members?
Top answer
Yes, that's fine. But in some cultures, people are reluctant to talk about ages.
- Yes, that's fine.
- But in some cultures, people are reluctant to talk about ages.
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3 Answers
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Yes, that's fine.
But in some cultures, people are reluctant to talk about ages.
But in some cultures, people are reluctant to talk about ages.
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CliveYes, that's fine.But in some cultures, people are reluctant to talk about ages.And which one is better?
1. Javad, can you give me the name of a family member?
2. Javad, can you give me the name of one of your family members?
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