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THERE ARE FOUR: ME, MY BROTHER, AND MY PARENTS

 In this lesson, we will discuss how to describe family members and their roles within a family. You will learn how to talk about the number of people in your family and their relationships to you. This topic focuses on using possessive forms and family-related vocabulary to describe family dynamics.


Grammar:

Present Simple for Descriptions

  • Use the present simple tense to describe facts or general information about your family.
    • Example: There are four people in my family.

Possessive Adjectives

  • Use possessive adjectives to show ownership and relationships within the family: my, your, his, her, our, their.
    • Example: My brother, my parents.

There is/There are

  • There is for singular; There are for plural.
    • Example: There are four people in my family.

Conjunctions

  • Use and to connect nouns in lists.
    • Example: Me, my brother, and my parents.

Vocabulary:

  • Brother: A male sibling.
  • Parents: A mother and father.
  • Family: A group of related people.
  • Siblings: Brothers and sisters.
  • Household: The people who live together in a home.
  • Close: Having a strong relationship.
  • Supportive: Offering help or encouragement.
  • Together: Being with someone else, in a group.
  • Responsibilities: Tasks or duties one has to complete.
  • Youngest: The person who is the least old in a group.

Useful Expressions:

  • "There are four people in my family."
  • "I have one sibling, my brother."
  • "My parents work together to support us."
  • "We all live together in the same house."
  • "My brother is younger than me."
  • "My family is very close."
  • "We spend a lot of time together on weekends."
  • "Both of my parents are hardworking."

Sentences:

  1. There are four people in my family: me, my brother, and my parents.
  2. My parents both work hard to support the family.
  3. My brother and I get along very well.
  4. We often spend weekends together as a family.
  5. My brother is younger than me by three years.
  6. My parents always encourage me to do my best.
  7. Our family enjoys traveling together during holidays.
  8. My brother and I share responsibilities at home.
  9. We live in a small town, and we are a close-knit family.
  10. My parents are very supportive of everything I do.

Questions and Answers:

  1. How many people are in your family?
    There are four people in my family.

  2. Who are the members of your family?
    Me, my brother, and my parents.

  3. Do you have any siblings?
    Yes, I have one brother.

  4. How old is your brother?
    He is two years younger than me.

  5. What do you and your family like to do together?
    We like to spend time together on weekends and go for walks.

  6. Are you close with your family?
    Yes, we are a very close family.


Conversation:

Sarah: How many people are in your family?
Emma: There are four of us—me, my brother, and my parents.
Sarah: That’s nice! Are you and your brother close in age?
Emma: Yes, he’s only two years younger than me. We’re pretty close.
Sarah: What do you guys like to do together as a family?
Emma: We enjoy spending time together on weekends. We usually go hiking or have family dinners.
Sarah: That sounds fun! It’s great that you have a close family.


Reading:

A Family of Four

In my family, there are four of us: me, my brother, and my parents. We live together in a small house in the countryside. My brother is younger than me by three years, but we get along very well. My parents work hard to take care of the family. My father is a mechanic, and my mother is a teacher. On weekends, we like to do things together as a family. Sometimes we go for a walk in the park, and other times we watch movies at home. We always eat dinner together, and my mom usually cooks something delicious. Our family is very close, and we always support each other. Whether it’s helping with schoolwork or just being there for one another, we are a strong team.

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