"Is this your mum" PPT courseware 2

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"Is this your mum" PPT courseware 2

Free talk

How many people are there in your family?

Who are they?

Oral practice

A: How many people are there in Jimmy’s family?

B: There are five.

A: Who are they?

B: They are his grandfather, his grandmother, his father, his mother and him.

Practice with your partner.

Look at video and talk about Tony’s family.

aunt brother cousin daughter

familygrandfathergrandmother

grandparent mother parent

sister son uncle

Listen and read.

L: Is this your family?

T: Yes, it is.

L: What a big family! Is this your sister?

T: Yes, it is. Her name is Linda.

L: Are these your grandparents?

T: Yes, they are. My mum’s parents are on the left, and my dad’s parents are on the right.

L: I see. Who’s this?

choose the correct answer:

1. Linda is Tony’s sister / cousin.

2.Liz is Tony’s mother / aunt.

3.Paul is Tony’s dad / uncle.

4.Mike is Tony’s cousin/brother.

Underline the correct words

Tony has a big family. In the photo his father's parents are on the (1) left / right and his mother's parents are on the (2) left / right. Mike and Helen are Tony's cousins ​​and they're (3) in front of / next to Paul. Paul is Liz's (4) husband / brother.

Language points

usage of demonstrative pronouns

This, these, that, and those are called demonstrative pronouns, which are used to indicate or label people or things. Among them, this and that are singular, and these and those are plural. In addition, this and these are used to refer to people or things that are closer to oneself, and that and those are used to refer to people or things that are far away from oneself.

When the thing referred to by the demonstrative pronoun is determined, the following demonstrative pronouns are replaced by he, she, and they when referring to people, and it and they when referring to things.

Such as: ---Is this your book?

--Yes, it is.

---Are these your uncles?

--No, they aren’t.

Useful expressions

1. On the left is on the left, and on the right is on the right. They are prepositional phrases indicating orientation. They can be used not only to describe the positional relationship between people, but also to describe the positional relationship between things.

For example: My bed is on the right, and his is on the left.

2. in front of, in front of...(outside the scope),

in the front of, in front of... (within the range)

Example: My teacher is in front of the classroom.

(Indicate that the teacher is outside the classroom)

My teacher is in the front of the classroom.

(Indicate that the teacher is inside the classroom)

3. Next to is a prepositional phrase, "next to, close to".

For example:

The old man next to my sister is my grandfather.

The old man next to my sister is my grandfather.

The girl next to me is my best friend.

The girl next to me is my best friend.

Homework

1. Ask and answer questions by using the following sentences.

-Is this your…? -No, it isn’t.

-Are these your …? -Yes, they are.

2.Use the demonstrative pronouns proficiently.

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