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Exercices – Laetitia GRASSOT – 3T6
Based on Starter Two, Pages 1-4 (THE FAMILY TREE)
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Starter-Two Pages 01-04 Exercises V001.doc
Page 1 of 10
Starter Two topics are:
The family tree
The possessive case
This/that/these/those
Have/have got
Verbs for activities
The imperative
Can/can’t/could
Must /mustn’t /needn’t
Shopping for clothes
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THE FAMILY TREE (Principles)
(page 1)
the family(ies)
la famille
the tree(s)
l’arbre
the family tree(s)
l’arbre généalogique
the great-grandparents les arriè re-grands-parents
the grandparents
les grands-parents
the grandmother(s)
la grand-mère
the grandfather(s)
le grand-père
the parents
les parents
the husband(s) le mari, l’époux
the wife (wives) la femme, l’épouse
the mother(s)
mum
maman
the father(s)
dad
la mere
le père
papa
The baby
Le bébé
the child(ren)
l’enfant
The teenager
L’adolescent
The son(s)
le fils
the daughter(s) la fille
the brother(s)
le frère
the sister(s)
la soeur
the uncle(s)
l’oncle
the aunt(s)
la tante
(Page 2)
the cousin(s)
le/la cousin(e)
the nephew(s) le neveu
the niece(s)
la niece
the grandchildren
the grandson
les petits-enfants
le petit-fils
the granddaughter
la petite-fille
the only son
le fils unique
the twins
les jumeaux
The relative
Le parent, le membre de la famille
the parents-in-law
les beaux-parents
the mother(s)-in-law
la belle-mere
the stepmother la belle-mere (2e épouse)
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The halfbrother Le demi-frère
The adult
L’adulte
To be married to
être marié à
To get married se marier
To be divorced être divorcé
To get divorced divorcer
To be separated
être séparé
To get separated
se séparer
To be born
naître
I was born in 1 997
je suis né(e) en 1 997
(Page 3)
Page 4 of 10
(Page 4)
Read Charlotte’s words and write the names of the people on the family tree.
‘My name’s Charlotte. I’m married to John. We have two children, Stephen and Sylvia. My mum’s name is Theresa and
my father is called Alan. I have two sisters and a brother Emily, Rebecca and Michael. Emily’s married to Craig and
they have a son called Freddie and twin daughters, Lizzie and Vicky.’
aunt
mother
cousin daughter
nephews
grandchildren
granddaughter grandfather
grandmother
grandsonhusband
nieces
parents
son-
wife
sisters
uncle
Alan: My (a) _________________, Michael, is teaching me to use a computer. I want to get on the Internet.
Theresa: It was my birthday last week. My (b) _________________ Freddie made me a big chocolate cake.
Stephen: My (c) _________________ Michael is great. He always buys me the best computer games.
Michael: I’ve got three (d) _______________ and two (e) _____________ . Christmas is a very expensive time for me!
Craig: My (f) _______________ ‘s family is really nice. Her (g) ______________ Theresa, is great with the children.
Rebecca: Emily is always very tired. Her (h) _________________ , Craig, never helps her with the twins.
Sylvia: My (i) _________________ Emily is quite fat.
Freddie: I hate my (j) _________________ , Lizzie and Vicky the. They cry all the time. My (k) _________________
Stephen is cool. He is brilliant at football.
Theresa: I’m a bit worried about my (l) ________________ Rebecca. She hasn’t got a job or a boyfriend at the
moment.
Sylvia: Both my (m) _________________ wear glasses. I don’t want to wear glasses when I grow up.
Freddie: My (n) _________________ is called Theresa and my (o) _________________ is called Alan.
Theresa: My five (p) ___________________ are the best thing in my life. I love those twins, Lizzie and Vicky.
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Alan: My (q) ___________________ Sylvia is a very clever girl. She’ll go far in life.
Page 6 of 10
THE FAMILY TREE (Exercises)
(pages 1-2)
Exercise: Find the French or English equivalent
the family(ies)
_________________
the tree(s)
_________________
the family tree(s)
_________________
the great-grandparents
_________________
_________________
les grands-parents
the grandmother(s)
_________________
_________________ (s)
le grand-père
_________________
les parents
_________________ (s)
le mari, l’époux
the wife (wives)
____________, l’______________
_________________ (s)
la mere
mum
_________________
the father(s)
_________________
dad
_________________
The baby
_________________
_________________ (ren)
l’enfant
The teenager
_________________
The son(s)
_________________
the daughter(s)
_________________
_________________ (s)
le frère
_________________ (s)
la soeur
the uncle(s)
_________________
the aunt(s)
_________________
_________________ (s)
le/la cousin(e)
the nephew(s)
_________________
_________________ (s)
la niece
the grandchildren
_________________
the grandson
_________________
_________________
la petite-fille
the only son
_________________
_________________
les jumeaux
_________________
Le parent, le membre de la famille
the parents-in-law
_________________
the mother(s)-in-law
_________________
_________________
la belle-mere (2e épouse)
The halfbrother
_________________
_________________
L’adulte
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To be married to
_________________
To get married
_________________
To be divorced
_________________
To get divorced
_________________
To be separated
_________________
To get separated
_________________
To be born
_________________
I ________________in 1997
je suis né(e) en 1 997
(page 3)
Exercise: Mark true or false and then questions
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(page 4)
Exercise: Read Charlotte’s words and write the names of the people on the family tree.
‘My name’s Charlotte. I’m married to John. We have two children, Stephen and Sylvia. My mum’s name is Theresa
and my father is called Alan. I have two sisters and a brother Emily, Rebecca and Michael. Emily’s married to Craig
and they have a son called Freddie and twin daughters, Lizzie and Vicky.’
(page 4)
Exercise: Fill in the gaps with the family tree names.
aunt
cousin
daughter
grandchildren
granddaughter
grandfather
grandmother
grandson
husband
mother
nephews
nieces
parents
sisters
son-
uncle
wife
Alan: My (a) _________________, Michael, is teaching me to use a computer. I want to get on the Internet.
Theresa: It was my birthday last week. My (b) _________________ Freddie made me a big chocolate cake.
Stephen: My (c) _________________ Michael is great. He always buys me the best computer games.
Michael: I’ve got three (d) _______________ and two (e) _____________ . Christmas is a very expensive time for me!
Craig: My (f) _______________ ‘s family is really nice. Her (g) ______________ Theresa, is great with the children.
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Rebecca: Emily is always very tired. Her (h) _________________ , Craig, never helps her with the twins.
Sylvia: My (i) _________________ Emily is quite fat.
Freddie: I hate my (j) _________________ , Lizzie and Vicky the. They cry all the time. My (k) _________________
Stephen is cool. He is brilliant at football.
Theresa: I’m a bit worried about my (l) ________________ Rebecca. She hasn’t got a job or a boyfriend at the
moment.
Sylvia: Both my (m) _________________ wear glasses. I don’t want to wear glasses when I grow up.
Freddie: My (n) _________________ is called Theresa and my (o) _________________ is called Alan.
Theresa: My five (p) ___________________ are the best thing in my life. I love those twins, Lizzie and Vicky.
Alan: My (q) ___________________ Sylvia is a very clever girl. She’ll go far in life.
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