The question is, what do you appreciate most about your family?
So this means what is the thing that you like the most about your family?
For our structure, we'll say the thing I appreciate most about my family is.
And then you'll say what it is you like, but my example sentence here is the thing I appreciate most
about my family is that they never judge me and let me be who I want.
Well, read one more time.
The thing I appreciate most about my family is that they never judge me and let me be who I want.
The question here is, who is in your nuclear family?
They or another way to say, look, their family would be who is in your immediate family?
And this means really just your own family, as in your mother, your father, any brothers and sisters.
And we're not talking about your grandparents and aunts and uncles like those parts of your family.
We're talking about just your immediate or nuclear family.
So here the structure is, my nuclear family consists of my SO to consist of means, it's made up of
right.
Or this is what's in it.
My nuclear family consists of my.
And then you say who's in it?
Or my immediate family.
Right.
Either one.
For example, here is my nuclear family consists of my mom, my dad and my two brothers.
And I read it with immediate my immediate family consists of my mom, my dad and my two brothers.
The question here is, what was the last thing you celebrated?
So what was the last thing that you celebrated?
The structure here is the last thing I celebrated was and then you add what it was that you celebrated,
but the example sentence here is the last thing I celebrated was my new job promotion work.
One more time, the last thing I celebrated was my new job promotion at work.
The question here is, what is something you couldn't say?
Restart, restart.
The question here is, what is something you couldn't survive without?
And why?
We're not exactly saying literally what could you not survive without live or die?
This just kind of means more like, you know, what is something you really like in your life and you
don't want to give it up.
It doesn't necessarily have to be something that you literally can't survive without.
So our structure here is going to be out of all the things in my life, I couldn't survive without it,
and then you'll say what it is you couldn't survive without.
So in my example here, we have out of all the things in my life, I couldn't survive without a hot
shower every morning.
I can't function if I don't get a hot shower to wake me up.
So, again, when we say survive without we're not talking about a life or death, if I didn't have
a hot shower, I wouldn't die.
Right.
This just means what is something you really like?
In your life is something that you don't want to get rid of.
The question here is, what do you find to be unbearable?
It's so unbearable being something that you just really, really don't like.
So our example sentence here in our first hour structure is I find and then you say what it is is unbearable
to you and then you finish it with to be unbearable.
So when our sentence, our example sentence, it's I find people who chew with their mouth open would
be unbearable.
So here people who chew with their mouth open is the thing that we find I find unbearable.