phrasal verbs and suffixes

I have a cousin Sam. Sam's wife's mother is Sam's _____

Ximena, my lovely ______, is my husband's child from his first marriage.

My ______ is 101! He's my dad's grandpa

I don't have any (half) brothers or sisters, so that makes me an _____

My sister and I are _____. I call her my little sister though, because she is teo minutes younger than me.

1 A: Is your family very competitive?

B: We sure are, especially my brother and me. We had a huge argument over a basketball game last

weekend, but we _______ again afterwards!

• runs in

• made up

• get along

• look up

• look after

2 A: Athletic success ______ your family, doesn't it?

B: Yeah, especially on my dad's side. He was a professional skier. My grandma was a professional

skier, too. And now I'm one.

• runs in

• made up

• get along

• look up

• look after

3 A: Does everyone ______ well in your family?

B: Yes, well, except for my two grandfathers. They don't like each other at all!

• runs in

• made up

• get along

• look up

• look after

4 A: Is there anyone that you really ______to in your family?

B: Yes, my grandma. She had eight kids! Can you imagine that? She was amazing.

• runs in

• made up

• get along

• look up

• look after

5 A: How often do you have to ______ your younger brother and sister?

B: Not often. They're both in their teens now, so they don't need adult supervision in the evening.

• runs in

• made up

• get along

• look up

• look after