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Beginning English - Lesson 5 - Family
This page: Read and listen to a dialogue of a woman describing pictures of her family in English.
Pages in this lesson: Vocabulary - Grammar - Listening - Dialogue - Reading - Pronunciation - Dictation - Game

 

"Martha's Family"
Dialogue

 

Family Picture 1 Family Picture 2 Family Picture 3

 

Dialogue
Read the dialogue below.

Listen to the dialogue

 

A - Do you want to see pictures of my family?

B - Oh. Hi Martha. Yeah, of course!  Oh.  Who is the baby?

A - That's my daughter.  Her name is Ericka.  This picture is from her first birthday.

B - Oh.  She's cute.  Who are the other people in the picture?

A - Of course, that's me in the green dress.  The other people are my parents.  My mother's name is Wilma and my father's name is Ed.

A - Here's another picture.

B - I recognize you but who's the man.

A - That's my husband Carl.  He's a great cook.

B - My husband's a terrible cook.

A - Here's another picture.

B - Who's that?

A - That's my sister Wanda and my nephew Tommy.

B - Those are nice pictures.  Do you want to see my pictures?

A - Sure!

 

Practice
Write the words in order to form sentences.  

1. pictures you see to Do want my ?

2. are pictures Those nice .

3. my Carl husband That's .

4. other my The people are parents .

5. Who is baby the ?

 

 

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