English for the beginner elementary course (7)

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Family relations Complete the table with the missing family titles. Male female both Husband spouse(s) Sister sibling (s) + + cousin(s) Uncle Father Nephew Daughter child/children Grandfather Family crossed 1 * * * * * * * 2 * * * * * 3* * * * * 4* * * * 5* * * * * * * * * * 6* * * * * * 7* * * * * * * * * * 8* * * * * * * * 9* * * * * * * * * * * 1. Your mother and father are your --------- 2. Your brother’s daughter is your ----------- 3. Your mother’s brother is Your------------- 4. Your mother’s sitter is Your ---------------- 5. Your mother’s father is Your--------------- 6. Your aunt’s son is Your---------------------- 7. Your father’s mother ----------------------- 8. Your sons and daughters are your------- 9. Your parent’s parents are Your --------- USEFUL LANGUAGE (a) Describing your family (b) Asking questions I’ve got (two sisters/ five cousins). Who’s this? This is my (niece/ uncle). How old is (Karina)? She’s (five) years old. What’s (your uncle’s) job? His wife’s name’s (Sara). Their names are (Anne and Ben) Possessive ‘s and of 1. We use a person +’s for possession. Jane’s brother. NOT the brother of Jane. Patick’s computer. His friend’s car. My father’s name. 2. If the first noun is plural, the apostrophe comes after the ‘ s’: My parents’ house.(= two parents) The teachers’ room.(=many teacher) 3. We usually use ‘ of’ before things or places. A picture of a car. NOT: a car’s a picture. The Queen of England NOT: England’s Queen. The tower of London . NOT: London’s Tower. Practice: add an apostrophe and the letter s if needed. 1. Karens mobile is pink. 2. Peter car is red. 3. My sisters names are Anushka and Udara. 4. My brother has got a lot of sweets. 5. I’m going to have lunch at Martha house. 6. Our students books are white. 7. The president of the USA owns five cars.

Family relations
Complete the table with the missing family titles.
Male female both
Husband spouse(s)
Sister sibling (s)
+ + cousin(s)
Uncle
Father
Nephew
Daughter child/children
Grandfather

Family crossed
1 * * * * * * *
2 * * * * *
3* * * * *
4* * * *
5* * * * * * * * * *
6* * * * * *
7* * * * * * * * * *
8* * * * * * * *
9* * * * * * * * * * *

1. Your mother and father are your ---------
2. Your brother’s daughter is your -----------
3. Your mother’s brother is Your-------------
4. Your mother’s sitter is Your ----------------
5. Your mother’s father is Your---------------
6. Your aunt’s son is Your----------------------
7. Your father’s mother -----------------------
8. Your sons and daughters are your-------
9. Your parent’s parents are Your ---------

USEFUL LANGUAGE
(a) Describing your family (b) Asking questions
I’ve got (two sisters/ five cousins). Who’s this?
This is my (niece/ uncle). How old is (Karina)?
She’s (five) years old. What’s (your uncle’s) job?
His wife’s name’s (Sara).
Their names are (Anne and Ben)

Possessive ‘s and of
1. We use a person +’s for possession.
Jane’s brother. NOT the brother of Jane.
Patick’s computer.
His friend’s car.
My father’s name.

2. If the first noun is plural, the apostrophe comes after the ‘ s’:
My parents’ house.(= two parents)
The teachers’ room.(=many teacher)

3. We usually use ‘ of’ before things or places.
A picture of a car. NOT: a car’s a picture.
The Queen of England NOT: England’s Queen.
The tower of London . NOT: London’s Tower.
Practice: add an apostrophe and the letter s if needed.
1. Karens mobile is pink.
2. Peter car is red.
3. My sisters names are Anushka and Udara.
4. My brother has got a lot of sweets.
5. I’m going to have lunch at Martha house.
6. Our students books are white.
7. The president of the USA owns five cars.

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