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    The document lists various family members including grandmother, father, uncle, wife, sister, and cousin. It then provides instructions to listen to a tape and answer questions about where Sue's sister works, what her brother does, and what her brother is doing.

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    The document lists various family members including grandmother, father, uncle, wife, sister, and cousin. It then provides instructions to listen to a tape and answer questions about where Sue's sister works, what her brother does, and what her brother is doing.

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    Unit 5

    Uploaded by

    吴伟良
    The document lists various family members including grandmother, father, uncle, wife, sister, and cousin. It then provides instructions to listen to a tape and answer questions about where Sue's sister works, what her brother does, and what her brother is doing.

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    of 18

    Brainstorm some words about family!

    grandmother

    father uncle

    wife sister cousin

    niece
    Listen to the tape. Answer the questions.
    • Where does Sue’s sister work for?

    • What does her brother do?

    • What is her brother doing?


    are are
    doing enjoying
    am standing
    are having
    Is spending

    is moving is buying
    Listen to the tape. Answer the questions.
    • How many siblings does Mei-Li have?

    • How many siblings does Marcos have?

    • Why are big families great according to


    Marcos?
    In Japan, some women get married by the age of 22.

    In Australia, most married couples have children.

    In the United States, no one vote before the age of 18.

    A few people in Germany live alone.

    Many American high school students have jobs.

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