Tell Me About Your Family

Tell me
about
your family
01
Let’s warm up !
ANSWER MY QUESTIONS :
1. How many people are there in your family
?
There are ____ people in my family
2. Do you have any brothers or sisters ?

Yes, I do. I have ______
No, I don’t.
3. How old are they ?

My sister is ______
My brother is _____
Look at this picture
and think about your
family
1. Does your family have

the same members as this
family ?
2. Are you the oldest or

youngest child in your
family ?
02
READING TIME !
Read out loud
Brian’s story
Answer these questions:

1. How many people are there in
Brian’s family ?
four people
There are _____ ______ in his family
Read out loud
Brian’s story
2. What does Brian’s family often
do on the weekend ?
eats out
His family often ___ _______ at a
restaurant
Read out loud
Brian’s story
3. Does Brian have an older brother
or a younger brother ?
A. He has an older brother

B. He has a younger brother
Read out loud
Brian’s story

4. What does Brian’s mother do ?
A. She is a salesman
B. She is a homemaker
Read out loud
Brian’s story

5. Is Brian very close to his
family ?
A. Yes, he is
B. No, he isn’t
How about you? Are you close to your

family ?
03
WRITING BASIC 1
A younger brother
An older sister
An older brother Two younger sisters

REMEMBER:
Don’t forget to use a/an before a singular noun (brother, sister, father,…)
• We use an before singular noun start with vowels : a, e, i, o, u (an older

brothrer)
After plural noun, don’t forget to add s /es

• We use es after a plural noun ends with x/s/z/sh/ch (boxes, cases, quizzes,
buses,…)
• If a noun ends with consonant + y -> ies (baby -> babies)
• If a noun ends with f/fe -> ves (knife -> knives, bookshelf -> bookshelves)
LET’S PRACTICE
1. Box : cái hộp
5. Country : quốc gia
a/an box boxs / boxes
a/an country countrys / countries
2. Ant : con kiến
6. Brush: cái bàn chải
a/an ant ants / antes
a/an brush brushs / brushes
3. Shelf : cái kệ
7. Umbrella : cái ô
a/an shelf shelfs /shelves
a/an umbrella umbrellas / umbrellaes
4. Egg : quả trứng
a/an egg eggs / egges
Any brothers
Any sisters
Any brothers or sisters

REMEMBER:
ANY is often used in negative sentences
If a countable noun is used after any, the plural form of the

noun is usually used.
I don’t have any money

I don’t have any pens
I don’t play any sports
04
WRITING BASICS 2
LET’S
REVIEW
The oldest child

The second oldest child
The middle child
The second youngest
child
The youngest child
An only child
The oldest child
The sencond oldest child

The middle child
The second youngest child
The youngest child

An only child
Three people
There are five people
There are seven people in my family

Let’s wrap things up
How many people are there in your family ? Who are they ?
There are ______ people in my family. I have a father, a mother,
_____ and ____
How old is your younger/older sister/brother ?

She/he is ____
Are you the oldest child ?

Yes, I am
No, I am not. I am ____
05
Writing Practice 1
Three years younger
Two years older
She is four years younger than I am
He is one year older than I am

Kindergarten
Elementary
She is a kindergarten student
Middle school
He is an elementary student
High school
They are high school students
College/University
They are college students
REMEMBER
Age differences
_____ is ____ year(s) older/younger than I am
The order of schooling
Kindergarten -> elementary school -> middle school -> high school
-> college/university
GRAMMAR
I am (not) (I am ten years old)
He/she/it is (not) (She is two years older than I am)
You/we/they are (not) (They are college students)
Singular noun is (not) (My father is a salesman)

Plural noun are (not) (My cousins are middle school
students)
VOCABULARY - JOBS
Businessperson doanh nhân
Engineer kỹ sư
Professor giáo sư
Journalist nhà báo
Pharmacist dược sĩ
Homemaker nội trợ
Salesman người bán hàng
Teacher giao viên
Doctor bác sĩ
Nurse y tá
Office worker nhân viên văn phòng
PRACTICE
1. She ____ a doctor
a. is b. are c. am
2. He ____ an engineer
a. isn’t b. are c. aren’t
3. My father _____ a doctor
a. am b. is c. are
4. They _____ office workers
a. aren’t b. isn’t c. am not
5. Linda _____ a teacher
a. are b. is c. am
6. Linda and her brother _____teachers
a. am b. is c. are
06
Writing Practice 2
On the weekend, my family often sees a movie at the theater
On the weekend, my family often watches DVDs at home
On the weekend, my family often has a picnic at a park

On the weekend, my family often goes shopping at a mall
GRAMMAR How often
My family always watches TV on the

weekend
My family often goes picnic on the

weekend
My family never sees a movie on the

weekend
GRAMMAR
I/you/we/they/plural noun Verb bare (don’t Verb bare) I go

to school every day
We don’t play football
He/she/it/singular noun Verb s/es (doesn’t Verb bare)

She goes to school every day
He doesn’t play football
! Add es after verbs end with O, X, Z, SH, CH

! verbs end with consonat + y -> ies
VOCABULARY – FAMILY ACTIVITIES
Go fishing Đi câu cá
Go picnic Đi dã ngoại
Go grocery shopping Đi mua thực phẩm
Ride a bike Đạp xe
Clean the house Dọn dẹp nhà cửa
Watch TV Xem TV
See a movie Xem phim
Eat out Ăn ngoài
PRACTICE
1. My family usually _____ picnic at a park on the weekend
a. go b. goes
2. He often ______ a bike with his friends
a. ride b. rides
3. We always _____ the house on the weekend
a. clean b. cleans
4. Linda never ____ fishing
a. go b.goes
5. I ______ reading book
a. don’t like b. doesn’t like
6. She ______ watching TV
a. don’t like b. doesn’t like
7. Linda and Tom ______ football
a. don’t play b. doesn’t play
Now, Can you tell me about
your family ?
1. How many people are there in your family ? Who are they ?
There are ____ people in my family. I have ______
2. Are you the oldest or youngest child in your family ?
Yes, I am _____
No, I am not. I am _____
3. Tell me about your parent
My father is ____
My mother is ____
4. Tell me about your sibling(s)
My younger sister is ____ years old. She is _____ year(s) younger/older than I am. She
is ______ student
WELLDONE!
NOW YOU CAN
TELL EVERYONE
ABOUT YOUR
FAMILY

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2. Do you have any brothers or sisters ?

3. How old are they ?

1. Does your family have

2. Are you the oldest or

Answer these questions:

A. He has an older brother

Answer these questions:

Answer these questions:

How about you? Are you close to your

An older brother Two younger sisters

• We use an before singular noun start with vowels : a, e, i, o, u (an older

After plural noun, don’t forget to add s /es

Any brothers or sisters

ANY is often used in negative sentences

If a countable noun is used after any, the plural form of the

I don’t have any money

The oldest child

The sencond oldest child

The second youngest child

The youngest child

There are five people

There are seven people in my family

How old is your younger/older sister/brother ?

Are you the oldest child ?

Two years older

She is four years younger than I am

He is one year older than I am

_____ is ____ year(s) older/younger than I am

The order of schooling

He/she/it is (not) (She is two years older than I am)

You/we/they are (not) (They are college students)

Singular noun is (not) (My father is a salesman)

On the weekend, my family often watches DVDs at home

On the weekend, my family often has a picnic at a park

My family always watches TV on the

My family often goes picnic on the

My family never sees a movie on the

I/you/we/they/plural noun Verb bare (don’t Verb bare) I go

He/she/it/singular noun Verb s/es (doesn’t Verb bare)

! Add es after verbs end with O, X, Z, SH, CH

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