1M- 1D-PART 1 Vocabulary

1D: My family

Possessive case 's

Verb to have

Family members

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Warm-up!

Watch the video about the family. Choose True or False.

Multiple Choice

James doesn’t live with his dad.

• True

• False

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James has one brother and one half-sister.

• True

• False

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Richard is older than James.

• True

• False

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Richard didn’t go to university because his grades at school were bad.

• True

• False

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Richard makes popular Internet videos.

• True

• False

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James rarely sees his cousin George these days.

• True

• False

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George is more serious and less active than James.

• True

• False

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George and James never talk about their problems together.

• True

• False

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Richard works with his best friend.

• True

• False

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Richard and James are brothers.

• True

• False

Vocabulary

family members

Instruction: Read the text and answer the questions in exercises B and C of your booklet on page 18.

Labelling

Look at the family picture. Then drag and drop the names of the family members.

Drag labels to their correct position on the image

grandmother

mother

sister

grandfather

father

brother

Grammar

Possessive case 's

-Use the possessive case 's to show possession.

-An apostrophe indicates that something belongs to someone.

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Possessive case's

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Grammar:

verb to have

• Use the verb to have to indicate possession.

• The verb to have changes its structure to has with the third person singular he, she, it.

Multiple Choice

She

• has

• have

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You

• has

• have

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I

• has

• have

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He

• has

• have

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They

• has

• have

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It

• has

• have