Learning objectives
- Name common family members.
- Ask and answer simple personal-information questions.
- Use basic possessive language.
Family and personal information
This concept develops basic language for family relationships and simple personal details.
Grammar rules
- Use be for identity/details: I am 18. She is my sister.
- Use have/has for family or possession: I have two brothers.
- Common questions: What is your name? How old are you? Where are you from?
Examples
- My name is Asha.
- I am from Bihar.
- She is my mother.
- I have one brother.
- How old are you?
Common mistakes
- Do not say I have 18 years; say I am 18 years old.
- Use has with he/she/it and have with I/you/we/they.
Revision notes
Name + age + place + family.
Use be for age/identity and have/has for family/possession.