Family members

Main family Extended family

(we share ADN)
Male Female Male Female
1. Great grand 1. Great grand Half-brother Half-sister
father mother.
2. Grand grand 2. Grand grand Stepfather Stepmother
father mother Stepbrother Stepsister
3. Grand 3. Grand mother Stepson Stepdaugther
father 4. Mother
4. Father 5. Aunt Father in law Mother in law
5. Uncle 6. Daughter Brother in Sister in law
6. Son 7. Sister law Daughter in
7. Brother 8. Cousin
8. Cousin 9. Niece Son in law law
9. Nephew 10. Grandaug Godfather Godmother
10. Grand son hter Foster father Foster
11. Husband
11. Wife Foster Mother
brother Foster sister
Foster son Foster
daughter

Plural relatives
Father and mother = Parents
Grandfather and grandmother= grand parents /Grannies
Grandfather = GrandPa’ GrandMother =GrandMa’
Brother and Sister = Sibilings.
Son and Daughter = children
Luis’ father is Jose.
Jose is Luis’ father
Jose is the father of Luis.
Luis’ mother is Maria.
Maria is Luis’ mother.
Luis’ cousins are Fabiola and Alejandra
Fabiola and Alejandra are Luis’ cousins.
Luis’ girlfriend is Ana
Michelle’s
Carl’s
McDonald’s
Meli’s grandfather is Ruben
Meli’s Brother is Orlando
Meli’s grandmother is Lolita
Meli’s aunt is Esther.
Meli’s mother is Candy.
Saul’s brother is Eber
Eber’s brother is Saul.
1. Esther es la cuñada de Tony.
Tony’s sister in law is Esther.
2. Nory es la tia de Orlando.
Orlando’s aunt is Nory.
3. Lolita es la bisabuela de David.
David’s great grand mother is Lolita.
4. Leodan y Tony son los primos de Benja.
Benja’s cousins are Leodan and Tony.
5. Rafa es el sobrino de Mary.
Mary’s nephew is Rafa.
6. Meli es la sobrina de Paco
Paco’s niece is Meli.
7. Tony es el suegro de Candy
Candy’s father in law is Tony.
8. Luis es el cuñado de Candy.
Candy’s brother in law is Luis.
 Present simple
Auxiliars
1st person Third person
+ Do - Don’t + Does -Doesn’t
I He
We She
They It
You (2nd person)

1st person 3rd person

Examples
1. I play videogames every day.
2. Luis (he) plays videogames every day.
3. Luis and Ana (they) speak English every
weekend.
4. Ana (she) speaks English every weekend

Plays Studies Flies

Plaies
Aren’t = triptongo

Exceptions in 3rd person

-O go Goes Do  Does
-X Fix  fixes Fixs
-SS Kiss kisses Kisss
-Ch Watch  watches Watchs
-Sh wash  washes whashs
-y Study  studies Fly flies
Plays

Negative examples
1. Ana and I (we) don’t speak Chinese.
2. Aarón (he) doesn’t work in Chedrahui.
3. You don’t study in Harvard.
4. Sara doesn’t live on Mars.
 Interrogative
1. Do Ana and Luis travel to Tokio?
Yes, they do No, they .don’t
2. Does Aarón swim every day?
Yes, he does No, he doesn’t