What does your mother look like?

What does your father look like?

Ex.3, page 20. Read and say why Mike thinks his grandma is special.

Mike's Grandma

Tina: You look very happy today.

Mike: I do. My grandma has come and she’ll spend the weekend with us.

Tina: That sounds great. How old is your grandmother?

Mike: She’s seventy-one, but she looks younger. She has got short hair and she likes wearing jeans. She’s very active and sociable. She is also kind and patient. She always has time to answer my questions.

Tina: What else makes her special?

Mike: She is a wonderful storyteller. I enjoy the evenings when we sit round her and she begins as usual: “Once upon a time...” Grandma is so good at telling stories that when she speaks I  can imagine everything. She is like a school of tales for me and my cousins. But this is a very special school from which we never want to go on vacation. She never asks us to memorize her tales but we always do. And we know that honest, brave and kind people usually win, while dishonest and unkind people fail.

Tina: Well, Mike, you are a good storyteller yourself. I think that you are as talented as your grandma.

Mike: Thank you. You may come and meet my grandma.

Tina: With pleasure.

Ex. 8, page 21

   Describe a member of your family. Follow the plan in Exercise 7.