UNIT 2 LANGUAGE SUMMARY

Nouns Months Adjectives

Family January February March April May June Describing people
aunt July August September October November boring
brother December friendly
child Numbers funny
children 11 eleven 12 twelve 13 thirteen interesting
14 fourteen 15 fifteen 16 sixteen
cousins old
17 seventeen 18 eighteen 19 nineteen
dad 20 twenty 21 twenty-one 22 twenty-two really
daughter 30 thirty 40 forty 50 fifty short
father 60 sixty 70 seventy 80 eighty shy
grandchildren 90 ninety 100 one hundred smart
grandfather Days of the month (ordinals) tall
grandmother first second third young
grandma fourth fifth sixth very
seventh eighth ninth
grandpa
tenth eleventh twelfth Insider English
grandparents thirteenth fourteenth fifteenth
She’s not tall.
husband sixteenth seventeenth eighteenth
nineteenth twentieth twenty-first You’re not from South Korea.
mom
twenty-second thirtieth thirty-first Filip isn’t American.
mother
My friends aren’t boring.
parents
sister Glossary
son both
uncle
wife
wives

Talking about your family Asking about ages and birthdays Comparing information about friends
She’s Elizabeth One, and I’m Elizabeth How old is he? and family
Two! When’s your birthday? Discussing
Are you both Elizabeth? When’s his/her birthday? Hello. / Hi.
Yes, we are. My name is …
Is he your husband? Saying ages and birthdays True for me.
No, he’s not. She’s eight. Not true for me.
My husband isn’t here. He’s three years old. Really? (for surprise)
Are your parents here? His party is on March 29. Goodbye.
No, they’re not. Miranda’s birthday is April 2. Presenting
Giving birthday wishes (Name) is the same.
Describing friends and family Happy birthday! (Name) is different.
He’s not short.
She’s not from Miami. Writing a post about friends in a Correcting yourself
photo
They’re not boring! He’s twenty. No, sorry, twenty-one.
We’re in Seattle, at college.
You’re not old. It’s March twenty-first. Sorry, I mean
This is Nuwa, on the left / right. May twenty-first.
Guy is next to me.
Guy is between Nuwa and me.
We’re four college students in Seattle,
and we’re in a band.
She’s very interesting and smart.

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