1. UNIT 20 A2
Hello Grandpa! Hello Grandma!
Part I

2. Objectives Talking about family and relationship Adverbs of manner
Family members

3. My nephew is getting married.
Family members

4. wife
husband

5. nephew
niece

6. grandparents

7. great-grandparents
great-grandfather
great-grandmother

8. grandchild / grandchildren
granddaughter
grandson

9. Our great-grandfather is 90 years old now but he’s still going strong.
Examples:
Our great-grandfather is
90 years old now
but he’s still going strong.
great-grandfather
My husband and I
bought our niece a teddy bear for her birthday.
husband
niece

10. Mum, I just want to know… How did you and Dad meet?
Short forms to call family members

11. father
mother
dad
mum (mom)
mummy
(mommy)
daddy
papa
mama ma

12. grandmother
grandfather
grandma
granddad
granny
grandpa

13. Ben’s granny is perfectly healthy at 74. She always eat healthily.
Examples:
Ben’s granny is perfectly healthy at 74. She always eat healthily.
granny
Papa
Papa! Can you take me to the playground, please?

14. But he didn’t give up easily.
Adverbs of manner

15. Spelling rules

16. Most adverbs of manner
-ly
add
bad ly
quick ly
to adj.
immediate ly

17. -ly change and add -y to -i ea s y i ly luc k y i ly slee p y i ly
Adjectives end in
a consonant and -y
-ly ea s y i ly
and add
change
-y to -i
luc k y i ly
slee p y i ly

18. Some adverbs have the same form as adjectives
fast
fast
Some adverbs have
the same form
as adjectives
high
high
hard
hard
straight
straight

19. Positions
1. without an object
1. Without object

20. Before or after the main verb:
They quietly left through the back door.
They ran really fast when the police came.
They
left through the back door.

21. well, badly, hard, fast, and straight
Some adverbs of manner:
well, badly, hard, fast, and straight
My dad always works hard.
always placed after the main verb

22. Positions
1. without an object
2. With an object

23. Don’t put it between the main verb and the object.
After the object:
Before the main verb:
Don’t put it between the main verb and the object.
I ate
my lunch.
I ate
my lunch.
I ate my lunch quickly. or
I ate quickly my lunch.
I quickly ate my lunch.
I ate
my lunch.

24. The store manager excitedly handed me the dress and smiled widely.
Examples:
The store manager excitedly handed me the dress and smiled widely.
“I went to bed really late last night,”. She told him sleepily.
late
excitedly
sleepily
widely

25. The end

26. UNIT 20 A2
Hello Grandpa! Hello Grandma!
Part II

27. Objectives Talking about family and relationship Adverbs of degree
(especially, enough, nearly, and almost)
“Also”, “too” and “as well”
Family related words

28. Your cousin Jack is getting married.
Family related words

29. Relationship

30. Start a family
Be / get married (to)

31. Extended family
Immediate family

32. Family name / surname / last name
Alice Young
First name
Family name / surname / last name

33. get married or started a family before 30. Bella is going to change
Examples:
Steve doesn’t want to
get married or started a family before 30.
Bella is going to change
her family name after
she marries Max.
get married
start a
family name
family

34. Sorry. I was afraid that I wasn’t loud enough. Adverbs of degree
(enough, nearly,
almost and especially)

35. She didn’t study enough = as much as is necessary
I wasn’t brave enough
to do it.
She didn’t study enough
for the exam.
enough
enough
enough
= as much as is necessary

36. nearly / almost He was almost late for the interview. She spent nearly
three hours on the bus.
almost
nearly
nearly / almost
= not completely

37.  use almost Don’t use nearly before negative words
I’ve got nearly nothing
in my rucksack.
I’ve got almost nothing
in my rucksack. 
use
almost
no, never, none, no one, nothing, nowhere

38. Especially Eating healthy food is especially important.
She’s especially interested in history.
Especially
= very much / more than usual
especially

39. Your cousins Ken and Fay are with him right now too.
“Also”, “too”
and “as well”

40. Positions: too and as well
 the end of
the sentence

41.  goes after be and
have but before
other verbs
also

42. They’re going to Japan this summer. Hannah is going with them too.
Examples:
They’re going to Japan this summer. Hannah is going with them too.
I’d like spaghetti cabonara, and mashed potatoes as well.
Chloe is a great mother. She is also an excellent teacher.
also
as well
too

43. Summary
Talking about family

44. I’m Sonia and I’m 36 years old. This is my husband, Paul
I’m Sonia and I’m 36 years old. This is my husband, Paul. We got married 8 years ago and we’re in a relationship for 16 years now. We moved to our new house a month ago. The old one wouldn’t be big enough for all of us anymore because my mum is going to move in with us.

45. We have 2 daughters, Pam and Pear and a little boy, Tim
We have 2 daughters, Pam and Pear and a little boy, Tim. My mum was very happy when I had a baby. She was really excited to be a granny. Oh! Paul’s mum were excited too I remember when her first grandchild smiled widely at her for the first time, she almost cried.

46. The end