We belong to the family

1. Find words in B to make pairs with the words in A.

A a) aunt b) daughter c) mother d) niece e) sister f) wife

B ... brother ... father ... husband ... nephew ... son ... uncle

2. Complete this conversation with questions beginning with ‘What does/do’ or ‘Does/Do’.

A: What does your wife do?

B: My wife runs (manages) a hotel.

A: ... ?

B: My children are still in college.

A: ... ?

B: My daughter studies computers.

A: ... ?

B: Yes, my sons live in the dormitory.

A: ... ?

B: My parents are both retired.

A: ... ?

B: No, my parents don’t live with us. They have their own home.

A: ... ?

B: No, my wife doesn’t speak English. She speaks Russian.

3. Arrange these words in the correct order to make sentences.

a) do on you what usually Saturday do ?

b) usually up don’t we early get .

c) often morning go in we the downtown.

d) class always to English go I my.

e) my gym to goes the sometimes wife.

f) meet for always we lunch.

g) we shopping often do the afternoon in.

h) go night on never we out Saturday.

4. Complete this conversation with the correct words.

A: What time do you get up ... the morning? (in/on/at)

B: I always get up ... six o’clock and jog for an hour. (on/in/around) How about you?

A: Well, I usually wake up ... seven and watch TV in bed until ten. (for/from/at)

B: Oh, really? When do you go ... work? (to/at/in)

A: Twelve o’clock. I work ... the afternoon. (on/at/in)

B: What do you usually do ... your day off? (in/at/on)

A: I play basketball ... the afternoon with some friends. (in/on/at) How about you?

B: Oh, I usually go ... the gym and work out. (for/to/at).

5. Write about Chuck’s week. Use the correct form of each verb.

MONDAY: watch the football game on TV

TUESDAY: play tennis after work

WEDNESDAY: stay home and study

THURSDAY: do the laundry in the morning

FRIDAY: go to the gym at 5 pm

SATURDAY: invite friends over for dinner

SUNDAY: work on the car

6. Write about yourself. Use these phrases.

I ... every day. I ... about once a week. I ... about twice a month. I ... three times a ... I don’t .... very much. I don’t ... very often. I never ... .

Ex: I never cook for myself.

a) Write letters.

b) Eat out.

c) Play sports.

d) See a movie.

e) Watch TV.

f) Clean my room.

g) Listen to the radio.

h) Cook for myself.

i) Go shopping.

7. Look at these questions. Is it polite or impolite to ask them when you meet someone for the first time?

	Polite	Impolite
a) How old is your wife? b) Do you work downtown? c) Are you religious? d) How much do you earn for living? e) How much does your bag cost? f) Are you from Japan? g) What sports do you play? h) Why are you still single? i) I can’t stand Democrats. How about you?	... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ...	... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ...