Wonderful group! Absolutely everybody did their homework.

And Gonzalo had a very active week with PJ. They did all kinds of things together. We didn't know PJ could play the guitar, for instance, but according to Gonzalo, he can. We are not sure how old is PJ, he keeps it a secret, bu he is a very quick learner.

This week PJ is staying with Ruben and we wish them a great week together. Next Tuesday he will tell us all about it.

Yesterday in our lesson students answered the questions: When is your birthday? and What year were you born? Some students were born in 2004 and other students in 2005.

Later they talked about their aunts an uncles. They learned the words married and single. Remember: husband and wife are married. Usually, a student's father is married to his mother.
When a man has not got a wife, he is single. When a woman has not got a husband, she is single.

First, we listened to a conversation between two friends: a boy and a girl. They are looking at the boy's photograph of his brother. The girl asks questions about him:

Who is that? It's my brother.
What's his name? His name is ... (Sang Ho)
How old is he? He is ... (26)
Is he married? No, he isn't. He is single.

Then, all the students read the conversation with a partner. Finally they role played the conversation, first with a partner and then all the boys together said the boy's lines and all the girls together said .the girl's lines.  That was a lot of fun and students remember the conversation quite well.

For the Olympic Games, students had to answer 5 questions.
We finished the lesson playing a board game. Students had to answer many questions about their family.

HOMEWORK

Watch this video http://www.real-english.com/reo/11/unit11.asp and answer the questions:

Is Kitty married?
How old is Ed?
Amy is married. What's her husband's name?
What's Julie's favorite color?
Say the names of 3 single people. (For example: Howie)

See you next week!