Pete: There are many photos in your family album, Kate. Could you tell me about the people in the pictures?
Kate: All right. Look here. This is our family photo on the first page. This is my father, mother, my younger sister and myself.
Pete: Oh, your parents look very young. How old are they?
Kate: My father is 42 and my mother is 39. She is a shop assistant.
Pete: And your father? He wears the uniform. Is he a military man or a militiaman? Kate: He is a military man and serves in the Far East.
Pete: Is this the picture of your grandparents?
Kate: You are right. They are pensioners. My granny is fond of gardening. Pete: And whose photo is this?
Kate: My friend's. Her name is Ann. She is pretty, isn't she?
Pete: She is very beautiful. Is she your classmate?
Kate: Oh, no. Ann is a student. She lives next door to me. I have many girl-friends at school, too.
Pete: I see. And who is this smiling woman?
Kate: This is my father's elder sister. Aunt Olga is fifty already. She has a grown-up daughter Helen. Helen is my cousin. She is married and has children of her own. They are my nephews. Look here! This is Helen's wedding photo.
Kate: And can you recognize me in this baby?
Pete: It's hardly possible.
