How many brothers and sisters do you have? / ¿Cuántos hermanos y hermanas tiene usted?

Who is Eugenia's mother? / ¿Quién es la madre de Eugenia?

Amy is very close to her grandmother. / Amy está muy unida a su abuela.

My father's mother is my grandmother. / La madre de mi padre es mi abuela.

My aunt's children are my cousins. / Los hijos de mi tía son mis primos.

Do you have a younger brother? / ¿Tienes un hermano menor?

No, I take after my mother. / No, me parezco a mi madre.

1. We went to Cara house. Cara’s

2. My two sisters kids are my nephews and nieces. sisters'

3. My parents parents were born in Ecuador. parents'

4. The children school is closed on Monday. children's

5. Her cousin name is Maria. cousin's

6. His brothers names are Mark and Michael. brothers'

I'm single. I don't have time for a boyfriend.

My parents are divorced, but my dad remarried.

What is his wife's name?

My dad remarried and my stepmother's name is Meg.

My boyfriend's name is Jorge.

My sister is married and her husband's name is Mario.

His ex-wife and Ken are still friends.

Are your parents married or divorced?

En inglés, es común usar

have /has use o have
got / has got para hablar
sobre cosas que tienes o
posees.
1. My friends all have iPhones, but I've got an Android. /
Todas mis amigas tienen iPhones, pero tengo un Android.

2. My father doesn't like to buy things. He's got a very old car.
A mi padre no le gusta comprar cosas. Tiene un auto muy viejo.

3. My mother is a friendly person. She's got friends from all over the world.
Mi madre es una persona amigable. Tiene amigos de todo el mundo.
4. I like your hat! You've got a cool umbrella, too. Where do you shop?
¡Me gusta tu sombrero! También tienes un paraguas genial. ¿Donde compras?

5. I see my friend Johana every day at school. We've got two classes together.
Veo a mi amiga Johana todos los días en la escuela. Tenemos dos clases juntas.

6. Erika and Patrice are married. They've got two beautiful children.
Erika y Patrice están casados. Tienen dos hermosos hijos.
1. Interviewer: I’m talking today with Gigi Gomes, author of the book Single and Loving It!
2. Interviewer: Wow! And now you live alone?
Gigi: Yes, I do.
Interviewer: That must be different!
Gigi: It is. It’s great to have some time for me!
3. Gigi: Well, I’m thirty-six years old, and every year another friend gets married, but yes, I do have some
single friends.
4. Interviewer: What makes you and your friends so happy, Gigi?
Gigi: We love our lives! We’ve got great jobs. We travel. We spend time with our friends and family.
We do activities that we want to do. We’ve got our freedom.
5. Gigi: Many of my married friends are very happy, and that’s great... marriage is great for some people,
but not for everyone.
6. Gigi: I like children, but they aren’t for me. For one thing, they’re expensive. Also, they take a lot of
time. My friends with children are always busy. I spend more time with my single friends!
 1. You've got a lot of interesting books.
2. How many brothers do you have?
3. I've got three brothers.
4. We've got our English class today.
5. Ken has got too much homework.

Vocabulary
boyfriend novio
girlfriend novia
ex-husband ex marido
ex-wife ex esposa
dating
be dating estar saliendo

dating someone saliendo con alguien

seeing someone viendo a alguien
single soltero
be single Estar soltero
married casado
be married estar casado
marriage matrimonio
marry casar
get married casarse
marry someone casarse con alguien
be married estar casado
divorce divorcio
be divorced estar divorciado
get divorced divorciarse

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