FAMILY LIFE Konu Anlatımı

Konu anlatımı notları

1. Writing About Family: Jobs and Habits

   When we write in English, we can look at a model sentence and follow its pattern to write about our own family.

   Look at this model:

   • Model: My mother is a doctor. She always drinks herbal tea in the morning.
   • Pattern: My [family member] is a [job]. [He/She] always [habit].

   Now we can copy the pattern with new words:

   My father is an engineer. He always reads a newspaper in the morning.

   Errands and Places

   Family members do different errands around the house and in our neighbourhood. We can connect the chore to a place using a simple sentence frame.

   Look at the model sentences:

   • Model 1: My brother buys fresh bread at the bakery every morning.
   • Model 2: My uncle buys medicines at the pharmacy.
   • Model 3: My sister takes our letters to the post office.

   Notice the rule: When we talk about he or she, we add -s or -es to the action word (buys, takes, washes).

   Comparing Family Members

   We often compare two people or things in our family. To compare, we use short adjective + -er + than.

   Look at how the model works:

   • Model: My grandfather is older than my father.
   • Model: My brother is taller than me.
   • Model: The supermarket is busier than the corner shop.

   By following this structure, you can easily compare people and places in your own neighbourhood!

   Now It Is Your Turn!

   Follow the steps below to write your own family profile:

   1. Step 1 (Job): Choose a family member and write their job.
      Example: My aunt is a teacher.
   2. Step 2 (Habit & Errand): Write what they do and where they go.
      Example: She always buys fruit at the greengrocer.
   3. Step 3 (Comparison): Compare two family members.
      Example: She is younger than my mother.

   Check your spelling, capital letters at the beginning, and full stops at the end!