General Elementary module1 lesson3
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Abraham and Mona are Bart, Lisa, and Maggie's grandparents. Bart is Abraham's grandson and Mona's grandson. Homer and Marge are Lisa's parents. Homer is Marge's husband. Lisa and Maggie are Homer and Marge's daughters. Bart is Homer and Marge's son.
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- 3. Abraham and Mona are Bart’s … parents grandparents grandad
- 4. Bart, Lisa and Maggie are Abrahan and Mona’s … children grandchildren grandson
- 5. Abraham is Bart’s … grandmother grandfather father
- 6. Bart is Abraham’s … granddaughter grandson nephew
- 7. Mona is Lisa’s … mother grandmother grandad
- 8. Lisa is Mona’s … daughter granddaughter grandson
- 9. Homer and Marge are Lisa’s … father parents grandparents
- 10. Homer is Marge’s … father husband grandad
- 11. Marge is Homer’s … sister wife mother
- 12. Homer is Lisa’s … uncle father grandad
- 13. Marge is Lisa’s … aunt mother grandmother
- 14. They are Homer and Marge’s … granddaughter children grandson
- 15. Bart is Homer and Marge’s … nephew son grandson
- 16. Lisa and Maggie are Homer and Marge’s … sisters daughters nieces
- 17. Lisa and Maggie are Bart’s … nieces sisters cousins
- 18. Bart is Lisa and Maggie’s … cousin brother nephew
- 19. Herb is Lisa’s … father uncle grandad
- 20. Lisa is Herb’s … nephew niece daughter
- 21. Burt is Herb’s … cousin nephew niece
- 22. Selma is Lisa’s … cousin aunt uncle
- 23. Ling is Lisa’s … niece cousin sister