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Look at Sam's family tree. How are the5e people related to him?

Add the words to the (family tree.

Daughter
father
grandmother
niece
Andy Marta
Sister-in-aw
Grandfather a Grandmother
Uncle

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Chris Sarah ‘Don”na Manue1


Father Uncle
............................. . and mother aunt and ......................

Sam Yumiko Jim Liza Teresa


Wife Sister
Sam (husband) and hi brother a Sister-in-law

Michael Lucy Kelly Jimmy


Son and Daughter Niece
...................,......................and nephew

" draw your family tree for a friend’s family tree). Then take turns 30
talking aoout your families. Ask follow-up questions to get more
information.

A' There are five people in my family. I have two brothers and a
sister. B: How old is your sister?

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U Listen to four conversations about famous people.
How is the second person related to the first person?

1. 4.

Chris Martin Francis Ford Miley Cyrus Casey Affleck

Gwyneth
Paltrow Nicholas Billy Jennifer
Cage Ray Garner
Cyrus

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A U Listen and practice.

Rita: Tell me about your brother and sister,


Sue. Sue: Well, my sister works for the
government. Rita: Oh, what does she do?
Sue: I’m not sure. She‘s working on a very
secret project right now.
Rita: Wow! And what about your brother?
Sue: He’s a wildlife photographer.
Rita: What an interesting family! Can I meet
them? Sue: Sure, but not now. My sister’s away.
She’s not working in the United States this
month.
Rita: And your brother?
Sue: He‘s traveling in the Amazon.

B Listen to the rest of the


conversation. Where do Rita‘s parents live?
What do they do?

PRONUNC/ATION Intonation in statements


A to Listen and practice. Notice that statements usually have
falling intonation.

He’s traveling i n the Amazon. She’s working on a very secret project.

B PAIR WORK Practice the conversation in Exercise 2


apain. Pay attention to the intonation in the statements.

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Are you living at home now?


Yes, I am. No, I’m not.
Is your sister working for the
Yes, she is. No, shes not./No, 3he isn’t.
government? Are Ed and Jill taking
Yes, they ore. No, they’re not./Mo, they aren’t.
classes this year?
I’m not working. I need a
Where ore you V¥'Orking now?
job. Hes traveling in the
What is your brother doing?
Amazon. They’re srudying for
What oze your friends doing these
their exams.
days?

- I Complete these phone conversations using the present continuous.

A: Hi, Stephanie. What you A: Marci, how you and Justin


(do)?
(enjoy) your shoppin9 trip?
B: Hey, Mark. I (stand) in an B: (have) a lot of fun.
elevator, and it’s We your brother
stuck! A: (spend) a tot of money?
A: Oh, no! Are you (buy) only
OK? B: Yeah. I — (move) B: No, Mom.
wait! It He
now.Thank goodness! one or two things. That‘s all!

@ h›!* \fi\fi Practice the phone conversations with a partner.

”› ›^•”" *.5* ***. Ask your classmates about people in their families. What
are they doing? Ask follow up questions to get more information.

A: Is anyone in your family traveling right now?


travelinggoing to high school or college
“ B: Yes, my dad is. He’s in South Korea. living abroadmoving to a new home
taking a classstudying a foreign language
C: What’s he doing there?

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