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我很感激你投了我一票。I’m grateful for you voting for me.


Good Luck,Grant!
Conversation A:
(Grant and Zack are in their apartment.)
Zack: So are you excited, Grant? The election is Friday.
Grant: I know! I’m excited….and worried.
Zack: Because you might lose?
Zack: Hey, I am voting for Grant Parker. That is one vote.
Grant: And I’m voting for me.
Zack: That’s two!
Grant: Oh, and my aunt and uncle are voting for me.

Conversation B
Zack: You have an aunt and uncle in San Diego?
Grant: Yes. Aunt Susie and uncle Ed. They live near seaside high school.
Zack: Really? I didn’t know that. You don’t talk about them.
Grant: Well, I’m not close to them. I don’t see them very often. But a vote is a vote.
Zack: Right. And now you have four votes!!

Conversation C
Zack: Hey, do you have any other relative in the city? Call them!
Grant: No, I don’t…Oh, wait a minute! My little cousin Polly!
Zack: Little?
Grant: Well, young. But she’s not very young any more. Now Polly goes to college in San Diego.
Zack: So call her!
Grant: Ok. Why not?
Zack: Great. Just don’t call her “l(fā)ittle”!

Key words:
Aunt(n)嬸嬸；舅媽；伯母；姨姨
Sally is my aunt. She is my mom’s older sister.

Uncle(n)叔叔；舅舅；大伯；姨父
Nick is my uncle. He is my mom’s brother.

Close(adj)親密的
Rick and Todd are very close. They are good friends.

Relative(n)親戚
Wendy has a lot of relatives. She has a really big family.

Cousin(n)堂兄（弟）
James is my cousin. He is the son of my dad’s brother.

College(n)大學(xué)
Kim is going to college in Canada after high school.