Remember It
To Have
Possesive Adjectives
Learn It
An English family says 'Hello!'
Mr and Mrs Bell are married. |
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| This is Mary Bell. |  |
Mrs Bell:"Hello I'm Mary Bell, George's wife. George is my husband." |
This is George Bell. |  |
Mr Bell:"Hello I'm George Bell, Mary's husband. Mary is my wife." |
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Mr and Mrs Bell:"We have two children; Carol and Robert. We are their parents." |
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| This is Carol. |  |
Carol: |
"Hello! I'm Carol Bell." |
| This is Robert. |  |
Carol: |
"This is Robert. He's my big brother. I'm his sister." |
Robert: |
"Hello! I'm Robert Bell. I'm her brother. She's my little sister." |
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Carol and Robert :"Here are our parents. We're their children." |
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| You have already met Mary. | |
Carol and Robert: |
"This is our mother." |
Mrs Bell: |
"I'm Robert and Carol's mother. Carol is my daughter and Robert is my son." | ||
| You have already met George. | |
Carol and Robert: |
"This is our father." |
Mr Bell: |
"I'm Robert and Carol's father. Carol is my daughter and Robert is my son." |
!Note - We sometimes call our sisters and brothers siblings. They can be little or big brothers or sisters . A little brother or sister is younger a big brother or sister is older.
For example: I have two siblings, they are my big sisters, I don't have any little sisters, I am the youngest. I don't have any brothers either.
Pronunciation
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parent | mother | children | daughter | brother | sister |  |
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Test It
Test what you have learnt - Rearrange the letters - Happy Families # 1
