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Vocabulary and pronunciation
Unit 8:

Family members and family relationships. Relatives, grandpa, grandma, dad, mum, daughter, son, wife, husband, uncle, aunt, brother, sister, cousin, nephew, niece, twins, stepmother, stepfather, married, single, foster, widow, widower, etc.

Family personal features/characteristics. Old, young, short, tall, smart, friendly, strong, dark/blonde/curly/straight hair, etc.

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HAVE GOT; HAVEN'T GOT

Have you got any siblings?

I’ve got a sister, but I haven’t got any brothers

Has he/she got any children?

Yes, he/she has got a daughter but he/she hasn’t got a son

POSSESSIVE ADJECTIVES
My, yours, his/her/its, our, their

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The Great Big Book Of Families By Mary Hoffman

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In addition to highlighting different family compositions, single parents, same-sex couples, adoptive and foster families, the book touches on living situations, jobs, activities, pets, celebrations, transportation and feelings, too

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Compare some clips from ‘Modern Family’, an American TV sitcom about the story of three families and their experiences, and ‘The great Andalusian Family’, which explores different ways of understanding family life around special events of different groups of families from all over Andalusia.

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Draw your family tree and describe your relatives to your classmates