The document defines different marital statuses: married, cohabitating, single, separated, divorced, widow, and widower. It then provides a short text with blanks to fill in regarding different characters' marital statuses based on clues provided, such as Kitty being married, Ed and Gary being recently divorced, Amy and Cheryl being married with husbands named Charlie, Susanne likely being married based on her accent, Tom being single and never married, and Pat Jones being a widow since her husband died last year.

1. Are you single or married?

2. 1 - married adjective The legal union of a man
and woman as husband and wife.

3. 2 - cohabitating verb:
cohabit
To live together when not
legally married.
3 - single adjective and
noun Not married.

4. 4
separated adjective Marrie
d, but not living together; a
step towards divorce.
5
divorced adjective The
legal dissolution (end) of a
marriage.

5. 6a - widow noun A woman
whose husband has died and
who has not remarried.
6a - widower noun A man
whose wife has died and who
has not remarried.

6. According to the video fill in the spaces in this text
What about Kitty? What is Kitty's marital status? Kitty's
________________ .
Ed is recently _____________ from his wife. Gary is in the
same situation.
Her husband's name is Charlie. Amy's ___________ . Cheryl
is in the same situation.
Susanne is German. Can you hear her accent? She is
probably ____________ .
Tom is _____________ . He's single and he never married.
Pat Jones Her husband died last year. Pat is a __________ .