photo by Designecologist

degree, to cook (to bake, to cook, to boil, to fry, to grill), great-grandparents, great-grandchildren, to think about, to marry someone, to get married, connections = ties, child (children), tooth (teeth)

lawyer x lier, true x false, reality x lie

• veterinarian
• smart fit
• often
• reunions

• How many children / cars / books do you have?
  ……………..always in the plural form………….

• When ———-> in the morning, in the afternoon, at night
• What time —–> at 4 AM, at midday, at 8 PM
• You like pizza. —–> Do you like pizza?
  He likes pizza. —–> Do he likes pizza?  —-> Does he like pizza?
• What is your name?
• Is he retired?
• Who are YOU?
• Where are you from?
• When is your birthday?

• We are in the same boat

SUFFIXES (+er = profession)

drive –> driver

dance –> dancer

Johnson & Johnson Family Tree

The Johnson family has many relatives. These family connections are important and help make the family strong and united.

Grandparents
John’s parents, Margaret and Robert Johnson, are the proud grandparents. They often visit the family. Margaret likes to bake for them, and Robert shares stories about when he was young.

Aunts and Uncles
Michael and Emma have many aunts and uncles. John’s sister, Lisa Smith, is a close aunt to them. On Sarah’s side, there is Susan Miller, Sarah’s younger sister. Susan lives nearby and comes to family events.

Cousins
Lisa and David have two children, Rebecca (12) and Matthew (10). They are cousins to Michael and Emma. They like spending weekends together.

Great-Grandparents
John’s grandparents, Mary and George Johnson, passed away, but the family remembers them with love. Sarah’s grandmother, Eleanor, is still alive and enjoys being with her great-grandchildren.

Second Cousins
John and Sarah stay in touch with their bigger family. John’s second cousin, Richard Davis, is a lawyer, and Sarah’s second cousin, Emily Turner, is an artist. They sometimes meet at family reunions.

The In-Laws
Michael is thinking about asking his girlfriend, Emily Turner, to marry him. If they get married, Emily will become a special part of the Johnson family.

Fill in the blanks.

1. What happened to Carolyn’s husband?
   __________________________.
2. How many grandchildren does Carolyn have?
   __________________________.
3. What are the names of Carolyn’s children and what are their occupations?
   __________________________.
4. What usually happens on Carolyn’s weekends?
   __________________________.
5. What usually happens on Carolyn’s holidays?
   __________________________.
6. Why does taking long walks bring her memories?
   __________________________.
7. Is the person who’s going to be a lawyer Kathleen’s nephew?
   __________________________.
8. Who is Justin?
   __________________________.

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