Fantastic IELTS Vocabulary About Family

The video tutorial discusses the importance of using specific vocabulary in speaking and writing exams, focusing on family-related terms. It explains the correct usage of 'relatives', differentiates between 'immediate' and 'extended' family, and introduces 'offspring' and 'siblings' as paraphrases for 'children' and 'brothers and sisters'.

Why is it important to use both formal and informal language in speaking and writing exams?

• To confuse the listener

• To make the exam more challenging

• To impress the examiner with complex vocabulary

• To ensure clarity and appropriateness in different contexts

What does the term 'relatives' refer to?

• Only your parents and siblings

• Only your aunts and uncles

• Only your grandparents

• All people you are related to

Which of the following is considered part of your immediate family?

• Uncles

• Aunts

• Cousins

• Parents

What is a suitable paraphrase for the word 'children'?

• Offspring

• Cousins

• Siblings

• Relatives

Which term can be used instead of 'brothers and sisters'?

• Relatives

• Cousins

• Offspring

• Siblings