This document contains questions to prompt a discussion about oneself, one's family, parents, and siblings. It asks for details like names, ages, daily routines in the morning, afternoon and night. It also prompts the speaker to share what family members like about each other and compare similarities and differences in activities among siblings.

1. Speaking Activity
Talk about yourself and your family

2. What do you do?
Answer all the
questions
What’s you name?
How old are you?
Where are you from?
What do you do in the morning?
What do you do in the
afternoon?
What do you do at night?

3. What does your
family do?
How many brothers and sisters do you
have?
What’s your brother’s name?
What does he do?
Do you have a sister?
How old are you brothers and sisters?
What does your sister do in the
morning?
What does your brother do in the
evening?

4. Tell me about your
parents
What are your parents names?
How old is your father?
What does your father do?
What does your mother do?
Tell me three things your father does
but mother doesn’t do and vice versa.
What do your parents like about you?
What do you like about your parents?

5. Tell me about you
and them.
Tell me three things your sisters do but you
don’t.
Tell me something you do but your older
sister doesn’t do.
Tell me what you all brothers and sisters do.
Tell me something neither do you nor does
your younger sister does.
Tell me something your bother sisters do in
the morning and evening.
What do you like about your sisters?
What does your younger sister like about
you?