ESLvideo Quiz

Slow English Conversation about FAMILY

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Camille and Calvin talk about FAMILY to help you learn real life conversational English at a beginner level.

Level 2 – Low Beginning Quiz by: rmd
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1. What will Camille and Calvin do in the conversation?
2. How many siblings does Calvin have?
3. How many older sisters does Camille have?
4. How many kids do Camille and Calvin have?
5. What are the names of their children?
6. How old is Maddox?
7. How old is Ivory?
8. How old is Cairo?
9. What do they say about their family?
10. What do they say is one of the best ways to improve English?
11. Who says “I am the baby in my family”?
Camille: How many sisters and brothers do you have?
Calvin: Do you mean how many siblings do I have?
Camille: Yes, how many siblings do you have?
Calvin: I have four siblings — one brother and three sisters.
Calvin: How many siblings do you have?
Camille: I have four sisters. I am the middle child. I have two older sisters and two younger sisters.
Calvin: I am the baby in my family. All of my siblings are older than me.
Camille: Nice! And what about our family?
Calvin: I am your husband.
Camille: And I am your wife.
Calvin: We are married.
Camille: We have three kids. Their names are Maddox, Ivory, and Cairo.
Calvin: Maddox is nine, Ivory is six, and Cairo is five years old.
Camille: We are a happy family —
Both: Very happy.
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Discussion Questions

    • 1. How many siblings do you have?
    • 2. Are you the oldest or youngest in your family?
    • 3. What are your children's names?
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Word Bank
sisters and brothers       middle child       husband wife       married       our family       kids       repetition       watching       siblings       older younger       slowly