Module 2 You and yours
1a What are these things? If you need to, you can look at page 19 again.
a You use this to take photos.
b You can use these to open doors.
c You keep money in this.
d You use this to check words you don t know.
e You put these on a letter.
f You can pay with this, but it isn t money.
b Now write definitions for other things you can see in the picture on page 19.
2a Complete the spaces.
Your mother s mother is your _______________.
Your father s brother is your _______________.
Your father s sister is your _______________.
Your sister s son is your _______________.
Your sister s daughter is your _______________.
Your mother and your father are your _______________.
Your aunt s children are your _______________.
Your son s daughter is your _______________.
Your son and your daughter are your _______________.
b How many of these relations do you have? Tell your partner which ones.
3a Read this text about the British Royal family.
Queen Elizabeth II is married to Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh. They ve got three sons
(Charles, Andrew and Edward), one daughter (Anne) and seven grandchildren. Prince
Charles, who is married to Camilla Parker Bowles, has got two children, Prince William and
Prince Harry. Princess Anne has got a son and a daughter. Princess Anne s son s name is
Peter and her daughter s name is Zara. Prince Andrew is divorced and has got two daughters,
Princess Beatrice and her sister, Princess Eugenie. Prince Edward is married to Sophie Rhys-
Jones. Their daughter s name is Louise.
b Are these sentences true or false? If they are false, correct them.
a Prince Philip is the queen s husband.
b The queen has got three daughters and one son.
c The queen s daughter s name is Anne.
d Prince Charles has got two daughters.
e Prince William s brother s name is Peter.
f Zara s grandfather is Prince Philip.
g Princess Beatrice s sister s name is Louise.
h Prince Edward s wife is called Sophie.
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Module 2 You and yours
This worksheet is designed to be used when students have completed pages 18 23.
1a Ask students to work out what the objects are from the definitions.
a You use this to take photos. a camera
b You can use these to open doors. keys
c You keep money in this. a wallet
d You use this to check words you don t know. a dictionary
e You put these on a letter. stamps
f You can pay with this, but it isn t money. a credit card
b Monitor closely as students write definitions for other things on page 19. Students can
read their definitions to the class. The other students can guess what object is being
described.
2a Get students to fill in the vocabulary.
Your mother s mother is your grandmother.
Your father s brother is your uncle.
Your father s sister is your aunt.
Your sister s son is your nephew.
Your sister s daughter is your niece.
Your mother and your father are your parents.
Your aunt s children are your cousins.
Your son s daughter is your granddaughter.
Your son and your daughter are your children.
b Ask students to tell their partners which of the family members they have. Encourage
them to give extra information about each family member.
3a Get students to read the text, individually.
b Ask students to mark the statements true or false and to correct the false statements.
They can compare with a partner before you get class feedback.
a Prince Philip is the queen s husband. T
b The queen has three daughters and one son. F She has three sons and one daughter.
c The queen s daughter s name is Anne. T
d Prince Charles has got two daughters. F He has got two sons.
e Prince William s brother s name is Peter. F Prince William s brother s name is Harry.
f Zara s grandfather is Prince Philip. T
g Princess Beatrice s sister s name is Louise. F Princess Beatrice s sister s name is
Eugenie.
h Prince Edward s wife is called Sophie. T
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Copyright © 2006 Pearson Education.
All rights reserved.www.longman.com/cuttingedge/