This document discusses different family relationships and provides examples of family members. It defines what it means to be single, engaged, married, a parent, child, sibling, and includes other relatives like grandparents, aunts, uncles, cousins, godparents. It provides prompts to practice identifying and describing family members and their ages. The document is intended to teach English vocabulary related to family.

1. Talking about
the Family
Teachers:
Luciana Viter

2. To be SINGLE

3. To be ENGAGED

4. To be MARRIED: HUSBAND and WIFE

5. Parents: MOTHER and FATHER of a CHILD

6. CHILDREN: DAUGHTER and SON

7. BROTHER and SISTER

8. Family Tree - Other RELATIVES

9. GRANDMOTHER and GRANDCHILDREN

10. GRANDDAUGHTER
and GRANDSON
GRANDFATHER

11. Donald Duck and his COUSINS

12. AUNT Daisy and her NIECES

13. UNCLE Donald and his NEPHEWS

15. She’s Cindy GODMOTHER

16. Let’s practice
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Is this your family?
Yes.
Whos’ this?
My sister.
How old is she?
She’s ..... years old. And that’s my
husband.
• And who’s that?
• My father.

17. How old are you? How old is he (she)?
• I’m 8 years old.
(YOUNG)
• He’s 50 years old. (MIDDLE-AGED)
• She’s 80 years old.
(ELDERLY)

19. Reference
ESCOBAR, Albina. English Around You 1 Students Pack. 1. ed. São Paulo: Pearson
Education do Brasil, 2011. (English Around You).