
EF1 - 4A Family Portrait
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English
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Professional Development
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Carolini Simões
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24 Slides • 24 Questions
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Do you think it's good or bad to have a famous person in the family?
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Doug is a businessman and a photographer. He is also the founder of Care to Leam, an organization that helps poor children in the USA to do well at school. He's married with three children, and he and his family have a normal life. But for many people, he is always "___ ___'s brother".
Doug's life can be difficult. People follow him in the street. They ask him questions about his brother, his brother's ex-wife, who is also very famous, and their six children. The paparazzi follow Doug's children and take photographs.
But it also has advantages. 'I go to film premieres and I meet famous actors. And when I phone people and ask for money for Care to Learn, it helps when I say I'm "___ ___'s brother."
Doug is not jealous of his older brother. He is happy with his life. "I see the world of famous people from the outside. I can leave it, but my brother can't."
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Doug is a businessman and a photographer. He is also the founder of Care to Learn, an organization that helps poor children in the USA to do well at school. He's married with three children, and he and his family have a normal life. But for many people, he is always "Brad Pitt's brother".
Doug's life can be difficult. People follow him in the street. They ask him questions about his brother, his brother's ex-wife, who is also very famous, and their six children. The paparazzi follow Doug's children and take photographs.
But it also has advantages. 'I go to film premieres and I meet famous actors. And when I phone people and ask for money for Care to Learn, it helps when I say I'm "Brad Pitt's brother."
Doug is not jealous of his older brother. He is happy with his life. "I see the world of famous people from the outside. I can leave it, but my brother can't."
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Match
Look at some photos of actors and actresses with family members. Who are they? Match the pictures to the names of their family.
Brother
Father
Wife
Daughter
Brother
Father
Wife
Daughter
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is used with nouns referring to people, groups of people, countries, animals, and objects. It shows the relationship of belonging between one and another.
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Usually, we begin by saying who ( or what ) possesses something.
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Then, we add the apostrophe ( ' ) with S to indicate possession.
Don't confuse the possessive case 'S with the abbreviated form of is ( 's ) and has ( 's ).
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We then say what belongs to the subject.
The noun can be omitted if it was already mentioned previously.
E.g.: "Whose's this toy?" "It's Anna's"
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this
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this
belongs
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this
belongs
to this
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Multiple Choice
Tracy cat.
Tracy's cat.
Tracys cat.
Tracys' cat.
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Reorder
's
sunglasses
are
black.
Muffin
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Multiple Choice
Lucas's trampoline.
Lucas' trampoline.
Lucas trampoline.
Luca's trampoline.
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Reorder
Angus
's
colar
is
red.
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When we have subjects that are added -s for their plurals...
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... the apostrophe ( ' ) doesn't come with the case -s.
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And finally, we can add the noun that is referred to.
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Multiple Choice
The kids' toys.
The kid's toys.
The kids toys.
The kids's toys.
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Reorder
The
ghosts
are
happy.
'
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For irregular plurals ( those that don't have the -s )...
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Both apostrophe and -S are added.
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Multiple Choice
People's cars.
Peoples' cars.
Peoples cars.
People cars.
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Reorder
This
is
the
mice's
house.
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When two or more people own the same possession and we use their names.
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The 's is added to the last person, showing the same object belongs to them.
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Multiple Choice
Luke's and Tracy's sand castle.
Luke and Tracy's sand castle.
Luke and Tracy sand castle.
Lukes' and Tracys' sand castle.
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Reorder
Zoe
and
Martha
's
tent.
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When two or more people have the same-name object, but each owns their own.
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The case is added to each person.
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Multiple Choice
Roberto's and Liliana's tutus.
Roberto and Liliana's tutus.
Roberto and Liliana tutus.
Robertos and Lilianas tutus.
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Reorder
Lisa
's
and Christina
's
boots.
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Match
Match the pictures to the sentences.
Amy's and Rob's toys.
Chloe and Luke's sand castle.
The children's playground.
The kids's bedroom.
Ben's toys.
Amy's and Rob's toys.
Chloe and Luke's sand castle.
The children's playground.
The kids's bedroom.
Ben's toys.
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Whose mess is this?
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Drag and Drop
- It's Sarah
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Drag and Drop
- It
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Poll
Make sentences about the family tree.
Example: Eloísa + Ana -> Camila
= Eloísa and Ana are Camila's aunts.
Ok.
What?
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Dropdown
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Audio Response
Make sentences about the family tree.
André -> Clara

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Audio Response
Make sentences about the family tree.
Camila + Henrique -> Bruno

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Audio Response
Make sentences about the family tree.
Marcos + Sofia -> Gabriela

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Audio Response
Make sentences about the family tree.
Miguel + Julia -> Henrique

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Audio Response
Make sentences about the family tree.
Camila -> Henrique

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Audio Response
Make sentences about the family tree.
Camila -> Mariana

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