Disjunctive Questions

1. I am a student, ………………………?

2. I am not happy, ………………………?

3. You are ready for the answer, ……………?

4. You are prepare you lessons today, …………?

5. You are tired, ………………………?

6. You are not busy now, ………………………?

7. You can help me, ………………………?

8. You can’t help me now, ………………………?

9. You should go there, ………………………?

10. You shouldn’t have gone there, ………………?

11. You have got a car, ………………………?

12. You haven’t got a new camera yet, ………………?

13. You have breakfast at 8 o’clock, ………………?

14. I have little time, ………………………?

15. I have no time, ………………………?

16. You were a student last year, …………………?

17. I was not late for the lesson that day, …………?

18. You are writing the test now, ………………?

19. You aren’t having dinner now, ………………?

20. You have already seen this film, …………………?

21. You haven’t done your translation yet, …………?

22. He has come in time for dinner, ………………?

23. You haven’t been learning English for 7 years, …?

24. He hasn’t been working in our Sales Department for 3 years, ………………………?

25. They had repaired your TV-set by 6 o’clock yesterday, ………………………?

26. They had not fixed your sewing –machine by 6 o’clock yesterday, ………………………?

27. We shall go skiing tomorrow, …………?

28. You will not go roller- skating tomorrow, ………?

29. We shall not go clubbing tomorrow, ……………?

30. You will not be playing computer games at that time tomorrow, ………………………?

31. You won’t be playing football at 2 o’clock tomorrow, ………?

32. You will not have done all the exercises by the end of the week, …………………?

33. Next month we shall have been building this house for 3 years, …………………?

34. Next month she won’t have been working here foe 3 years, …………………?

35. He hasn’t prepared anything interesting foe his party, …………………?

36. My friend never lies, ………………………?

37. Neither my mother, nor my sister go to the country in summer, ………………………?

38. It’s a lovely day, ………………………?

39. You like music, ………………………?

40. You don’t like this show, ………………………?

41. Pass me the salt, please, ………………………?

Family and Relatives

Family

• husband, wife, spouse;

• father, mother, parents;

• son, daughter, child, children;

• brother (elder brother, older brother, younger brother), sister, siblings, twins;

• grandfather, grandmother, grandparents;

• grandson, granddaughter, grandchild, grandchildren;

• great-grandfather, great-grandmother, great-grandchild;

• stepfather, stepmother, stepbrother, stepsister;

• half-brother, half-sister;

• adopted son, adopted daughter, adopted child;

• foster family, foster father, foster mother, foster parents,

• foster son, foster daughter, foster child;

Relatives

• uncle, aunt; nephew, niece;

• cousin, first cousin, second cousin;

• close relatives, distant relatives;

• my family, my relatives, my folks, my kin;

Relatives by marriage

• in-laws, father-in-law, mother-in-law,

• son-in-law, sons-in-law, daughter-in-law, daughters-in-law;

• brother-in-law, brothers-in-law, sister-in-law, sisters-in-law;

Age groups

• child, baby, infant;

• teenager, adolescent; adult, grownup;

• young man, young woman, old man, old woman;

Marital status and related words

• single, married, engaged, separated, divorced; widower, widow;

• fiancé [fɪ'ɑːn(t)seɪ], fiancée, engagement, engagement ring;

• bride, bridegroom, wedding, wedding rings, honeymoon;

• divorce, ex-husband, ex-wife; alimony ['ælɪmənɪ], child support;

• girlfriend, boyfriend;

• lover, paramour /’pær.ə.’mɔ:r/, beau [bəu] , mistress;

Other related words

• pregnancy ['pregnən(t)sɪ] , birth; the baby is due in June;