Where (a)   your in-laws live?

Does your mother have a job that she ​ (a)   ?

My brother doesn't ​ (a)   in an office.

My aunt ​ (a)   young children.

I usually ​ (a)   with my grandparents for a week in the summer.

If people agree to marry each other, they're ​ (a)   .

If a man and a woman aren't married anymore, they're ​ (a)   .

A man who used to be married to a woman is her ​ (a)   .

If a man dies before his wife, she is ​ (a)   .

If Meg and Lola have the same mother but different fathers, they're ​ (a)   .

If a man marries a woman who already has a son, that boy is his ​ (a)   .

A: (a)   do you look like the most like, your father or your mother?

B:Oh, I look the most like my mother.

A: Where do your children (a)   ?
B:Both of them still live at home with their mother and me.

A: What kind of movies do you (a)   to see?
B:I like to see funny movies with happy endings.

Max and I are the same in many ways. For example, we ​ (a)   like rock music. ​ (b)   like movies too, so we go to them often. Because we like ​ (c)   clothes, we often dress like each other. I have brown eyes and dark hair, and so does Max. We’re the same height. All of these things make us ​ (d)   .

I have a twin brother but, as you can see, we ​ (a)   . And the differences just begin there. For example, we like ​ (b)   types of music. As you know, I like rock, ​ (c)   my brother doesn't. We are like each other in one way: we like ​ (d)   kind ​ of movies—action movies! My brother often comes to the movies with Max and me.