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Instructions. Preparation. Reading. About my family. From: kellycali@ainrofilac.eg. To: yoko@idkwyl.ptm. Subject: My family. Dear Yoko. Let me tell you about my family. I live with my mum, my dad and my big sister. We live in California. My mum’s name is Carmen. She’s Mexican and she speaks English and Spanish. She’s a Spanish teacher.
20 de nov. de 2012 · El vocabulario de los miembros de la familia en inglés es un tema básico para las personas que están aprendiendo este idioma. En esta lección, aprenderás los nombres de 40 familiares (family members) con pronunciación, traducción al español y un ejercicio de comprensión.
My family is small. It’s just me, my mom, and my dad. (Mi familia es pequeña. Solo somos mi mamá, mi papá y yo.) I take after my dad, but my sister takes after our mom. (Yo cuido a mi papá, pero mi hermana cuida a mi mamá.) My sister is shorter than me, but she’s also prettier! (Mi hermana es más pequeña que yo, ¡pero también es ...
3.2M subscribers. 55K. 3M views 7 years ago English Vocabulary Lessons. In this lesson, you can learn how to talk about your family in English. Do you have a big family? What do you...
11 de nov. de 2017 · Texto en inglés. Martin, un estudiante de inglés de Argentina, le envía un escrito a Sharon describiendo su familia. Dear Sharon, In your previous email you asked me about my family. So, I’ll tell you about it. I live in Córdoba, Argentina with my father, my sister, and my mom. My dad’s name is Ramon. He’s 42 years old, but he looks younger.
The Basics. Where Do All Your Family Live? Who Are All The People In Your Family? What Do They Look Like? What Kind Of People Are They? What Do You Like To To Together? Who Are Your Extended Family? What Do You Like About Your Family? Future Plans For Your Family. Tell Stories About Your Family. Conclusion. The Basics.
16 de jun. de 2023 · 14 expresiones para describir a tu familia en inglés. To look like. To take after. To run in the family. Like father, like son. To have something in common. To be named after. To get along with. To be on good terms. To be close to. To look up to. To get together. To start a family. The rock of the family. Blood runs thicker than water.
