FAMILY LIFE Konu Anlatımı
6. Sınıf İngilizce dersi FAMILY LIFE konu anlatımı.
Konu ve kazanımlar
Students can organise a content for the assigned writing task on the current content “family life with family members’ jobs, working places, and job routines; different types of family homes and houses” based on the model/example provided.
Konu anlatımı notları
Before writing a short paragraph about family life, jobs, and homes, it is helpful to organize information in a simple planning table.
Example Planning Table
- Home Type: A two-floor detached house with a small garden in the countryside
- Father: Vet | Workplace: Animal clinic | Routine: Examines pets, gives medicine, works from 09.00 to 17.00
- Mother: Architect | Workplace: Design office | Routine: Draws building plans, visits construction sites on weekdays
- Daily Life: The family has dinner together at 19.00 and waters the garden on weekends
Preparing a table helps you see all the necessary details before forming complete sentences.
A well-organized paragraph usually follows a clear three-part order:
- Introduction: Introduce your family and describe your home (e.g., flat, detached house, farmhouse) and its location.
- Body Sentences: State each family member's occupation, workplace, and main daily routines using the simple present tense.
- Conclusion: Add a closing sentence about shared family routines or leisure activities at home.
Tip: Remember to use third-person singular endings (-s / -es) correctly for routines, such as works, helps, and prepares.
Read the model paragraph written from our planning table:
"My family and I live in a quiet detached house with a small garden. My father is a vet. He works at an animal clinic in our town. He examines sick pets and gives them medicine every day. My mother is an architect. She works in a modern design office and draws plans for new buildings. In the evenings, we gather in the living room and have dinner together at seven o'clock."
Notice how each piece of information from the table matches a specific sentence in the final draft. You can now use this framework to plan and write your own family text.

