unit 1 Close to you - Family Vocabulary & Personality Adjectives

Complete English Exercises - Family Vocabulary & Personality Adjectives

حل أسئلة وتمارين اللغة الانجليزية للصف التاسع

📖 Exercise 1: Family Vocabulary

Complete the fragments from Hala's diary with the family words below:

brother/sister-in-law • only child • second cousin • siblings • twin • widow/widower

My mother died when I was young, so my father is a 1. widower. My brother has just got married. His wife, my new 2. sister-in-law is called Hala like me! It's a shame my grandfather missed the wedding. He died last year so my grandmother is a 3. widow. Abeer has got an identical 4. twin sister called Nour. The twins are my cousin Lubna's daughters, so my son Hussein is their 5. second cousin. I only have one son, so Hussein is an 6. only child and does not have 7. siblings.

A. My friend Faisal is an only child.

B. My grandmother has a twin sister.


🧠 Exercise 2: Personality Adjectives

Find the personality adjectives from the box in the descriptions:

bossy • generous • gentle • helpful • kind • nervous • selfish • shy • strict • sweet • vain

1. My uncle Imad isn't very generous. He buys himself lots of things but he never remembers my birthday. I think he's a bit selfish.

Answers: generous (positive), selfish (negative)

2. My second cousin Lubna is kind and helpful but she's really nervous. She talks to herself when she's doing something difficult.

Answers: kind, helpful (positive), nervous (negative)

3. My oldest cousin Hani is a bit bossy – he's always telling me what to do. He's strict, too – he never lets me do anything I want to do. And he's really vain – he looks at himself in the mirror when he's driving!

Answers: bossy, vain (negative), strict (neutral)

4. My youngest sibling Asma loves to be by herself. She's gentle and shy but I like her. She's sweet.

Answers: gentle, sweet (positive), shy (neutral)


💡 Exercise 3: Reflexive Pronouns

WATCH OUT! Reflexive Pronouns:
I – myself
we – ourselves
you – yourself
you – yourselves
he – himself
they – themselves
she – herself
it – itself
Complete the questions with reflexive pronouns:
  1. Do you prefer to do your homework by yourself or with a friend?
  2. Does your dad ever talk to himself? Where? When?
  3. Can your mum install apps by herself or does she need your help?
  4. How often do your friends look at themselves in the mirror? What about you?
  5. When I'm unhappy, I buy myself something nice. Do you?
  6. What can we do by ourselves to improve our English?
  7. Does your phone ever switch itself off?

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Workbook Page 6 Exercises

Complete the descriptions with the words from the box:

brother-in-law • only child • second cousin • sibling • twins • widow • widower

  1. Faisal is seventy-five. His wife, Abeer, died last year. He's a widower.
  2. Husam married my sister last year. I really like him. He's my brother-in-law.
  3. Aisha is eighty-five. Her husband, Abbas, died last year. She's a widow.
  4. Amal has no brothers or sisters. She is an only child.
  5. Fadia is my cousin. She has just had a baby, Jaber. He is my second cousin.
  6. Abeer is 14. Her brother is 11 and her sister is 9. She's the oldest sibling.
  7. Hani and Maher are brothers. They were born on the same day, but Adel is half an hour older than Maher. They're twins.
Complete the sentences with reflexive pronouns:
  1. Our dad is working late today, so we're making dinner by ourselves.
  2. The computer will switch itself off after about ten minutes.
  3. That funny noise is my brother singing to himself in the shower!
  4. There are three of you. You can tidy the house by yourselves.
  5. I don't like being in the house at night by myself.
  6. Habib bought himself a new suit for the wedding.
  7. This is a great game. You can see that the children are enjoying themselves!
  8. My grandmother lives by herself, but she's got lots of friends so she isn't lonely.

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