Evolution New Edition

4.A. In pairs: Talk about your own family. Be sure to use plural subjects in your responses.
(Do your siblings…? Do they...? Are they...?).
1. So, tell me about your siblings/ cousins/ grandparents, etc.
2. What are their names?
3. How old are they?
4. Do you have nieces or nephews? How many?
What are their names?
5. Are your grandparents alive?
6. Where do they live?
7. Do you usually visit your relatives?
8. Do you have uncles and aunts? What about cousins?
4.B. Writing - Now, tell your classmates about your partner’s family:
__________________ family is very big. She / He has __________________________________________
____________________________________________________________________________________
4.C. Write questions according to the answers.
a) A: __________________________________? e) A: __________________________________?
B: He works for the government.
B: Four brothers and two sisters.
b) A: __________________________________? f) A: __________________________________?
B: My sister studies hotel management.
B: No, they aren’t. They are Chinese.
c) A: __________________________________? g) A: __________________________________?
B: No, I’m single.
B: No, he’s an only child.
d) A: __________________________________? h) A: __________________________________?
B: She is an architect.
B: Yes, she has a grandmother named Josephine.
4.D. Complete the conversation with the correct words:
Peter: What __________ your boyfriend ____________?
Clara: He is a salesperson.
Peter: What _______________ he ______________?
Clara: He sells medicine.
Peter: ____________ he ______________ in a drugstore?
Clara: Yes, he ______________ at Davis drugstore.
Peter: _______________ he like it?
Clara: I think so. He says it’s a good place to work and he’s making good money there.
5.A. Read the sentences about British stereotypes and write TRUE or FALSE, based on
what you think. Then, compare your answers with your partner:
There are so many stereotypes about Britain but how many of them are true?
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1- ( ) There is tea etiquette.
2- ( ) Everyone lives in or near London.
3- ( ) The British love a queue. >>