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Husband and wife are family words too.",{"question":274,"answer":275},"What is the difference between mum and mom?","They are the same word. Mum is British English and mom is American English. Mother is good in both. Dad is the same in the UK and the US.",{"question":277,"answer":278},"Is cousin a boy or a girl?","Both. Cousin is one word for the son or the daughter of your aunt or uncle: my cousin Pedro, my cousin Ana.",{"question":280,"answer":281},"What is the difference between nephew and niece?","Both are the children of your brother or sister. A nephew is a boy or a man. A niece is a girl or a woman.",{"question":283,"answer":284},"How do I use 's with family words?","Add 's to a person: Tom's sister, my mother's brother. With a plural that ends in -s, add only an apostrophe: my parents' house. With children, add 's: my children's names.",{"heading":286,"paragraphs":287},"Family Words in English: A Short Guide",[288,289,290,291,292],"Family words are some of the first words you need in English. They are the words for the people close to you: This is my sister. That is my dad. These are my grandparents.","Many family words come in pairs: one for a man or boy and one for a woman or girl. Father and mother, son and daughter, brother and sister, uncle and aunt, nephew and niece, husband and wife. Cousin is different: it is one word for both.","Grand- is the word for two steps up or down in the family. Your parents' parents are your grandparents, and your children's children are your grandchildren: your grandson and your granddaughter.","Possessives are very useful with family words. My mother's sister is my aunt. Your aunt's son is your cousin. With 's, every person in your family is easy to name, step by step.","Some words are friendly, short forms. 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