# Life Stages Basics

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- CEFR: A1 (Beginner)
- Theme: Society & Culture
- Words: 10
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Life Stages vocabulary for age and growing up, including newborn, adult and married, for talking about someone's age as the years pass by.

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## Word list

* **birthday** /ˈbɜrθˌdeɪ/: The same day every year as the day when a person was born. — “We baked a cake for her tenth **birthday**.”
* **old** /oʊld/: Having lived for many years. — “My uncle's **old** now and walks with a stick.”
* **young** /jʌŋ/: Having lived for only a short time. — “She's still too **young** to drive, so I take her to training.”
* **child** /tʃaɪld/: A young person who is not yet a grown-up. — “Every **child** in the class gets a free book.”
* **born** /bɔrn/: When a baby comes into the world and its life begins. — “I was **born** in a small town near the sea.”
* **newborn** /ˈnubɔrn/: A baby that was born very recently. — “The **newborn** slept most of the day.”
* **grow** /ɡroʊ/: To become bigger or older over time. — “Children **grow** so quickly in their first few years.”
* **die** /daɪ/: To stop living. — “Her grandfather **died** peacefully, surrounded by family.”
* **age** /eɪdʒ/: The number of years someone has lived. — “What **age** are you starting school?”
* **married** /ˈmɛrid/: Having a husband or wife. — “They have been **married** for ten years.”

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