Mr Restu Grade 11 Unit 01 Lesson A Global English 12

Family members that extend beyond the nuclear family, such as grandparents, uncles and aunts.

• independent

• interdependent

• nuclear family

• extended family

When people depend on each other equally

• independent

• interdependent

• nuclear family

• extended family

A small family group consisting of two parents and their children.

• independent

• interdependent

• nuclear family

• extended family

A word to describe someone who doesn't need support from anyone else.

• independent

• multigenerational

• privacy

• wouldn't change it for the world

An expression meaning that you like something exactly as it is.

• independent

• multigenerational

• privacy

• wouldn't change it for the world

Several generations

• independent

• multigenerational

• privacy

• wouldn't change it for the world

The state of being alone, not disturbed by other people.

• independent

• multigenerational

• privacy

• wouldn't change it for the world

__________ maintain the same word order, but some parts can be changed - depending on the context or situation - to portray a slightly different meaning.

examples:

• -I haven't seen you for [length of time].

• -Could you pass me the [object].

• -Take [something] into account.

• -Hold [someone] responsible.

• -For [someone's] own good.

• adjective

• collocation

• noun

• semi-fixed expressions

a word that refers to a person, place, thing, event, substance, or quality.

• adjective

• collocation

• noun

• semi-fixed expressions

With ___________, the word order and pattern usually do not change. The pattern of the words should stay the same (otherwise, it will no longer make sense).

examples:

• -On the other hand

• -All of a sudden

• -Long time no see

• -One size fits all

• -To whom it may concern

• adjective

• collocation

• noun

• fixed expressions