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Hello, everybody.
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How are you doing?
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Welcome back to American Textbook Reading.
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We're on Lesson 1 in the Social Studies book.
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Let's take a look here.
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We're talking about Lesson 1,
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Family and Home.
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In this unit,
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what will you discover?
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What are we going to study?
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We're going to discover family members care about
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each other.
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Care about.
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We'll talk about that a little bit more as one of the vocabulary words.
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Family members care about each other.
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Of course family members care about each other.
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Family members love each other.
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First of all,
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let's start with the first vocabulary word.
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We are talking about family.
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What is family?
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So when we talk about family...
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A group of people,
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a group of people.
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So remember,
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a family is a group of people.
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Don't say a family as one person,
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right?
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If you want to say,
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you know, like how many people are in your family,
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don't say how many families do you have.
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You only have one family,
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but you might have...
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Five people in your family.
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So how many people are in your family?
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And those people are members,
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family members,
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right?
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So how many family members do you have?
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Or how many people are in your family?
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A family is a group of people.
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What about this group of people?
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What do they do?
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One, they live together.
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They live together and care about.
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They care about each other.
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They care about each other.
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They take care of each other.
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Take care of.
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That's another way.
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Take care of each other means you support each other.
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You help each other.
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You care about each other.
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You take care of each other.
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You help each other.
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Especially care about means you have some emotional feeling.
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You love each other.
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And that's very important for families,
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isn't it?
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Family members love each other.
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Okay, this is a good picture of a family.
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Usually we have father,
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mother.
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She looks very young,
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almost like a daughter.
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Daughter and son,
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but this is a family.
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But remember, there are many kinds of families these days,
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right?
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It's not just father,
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mother, and kids.
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Sometimes there's only one parent,
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but there's still a family,
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right?
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Sometimes the parents are missing,
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just brother and sister,
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and the parents have died.
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So brother and sister,
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they're still family,
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though.
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okay could be aunt or uncle they are also family members
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okay
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Let's take a look at a video,
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actually many videos,
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of different families.
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What do families do together?
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There's many different activities.
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As we can see,
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father and son go fishing together.
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They have a good time at the beach.
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Father and son playing soccer together.
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Mother and daughter building sandcastles at the beach.
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The whole family going bike riding.
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And finally,
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again, the whole family...
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After they're bike riding,
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they're camping in the mountains,
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right?
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So families do many activities together.
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There are many family activities.
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Families go out and they do things together.
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They care about each other.
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They have fun together.
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They spend time together.
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Now, one thing that families do is share,
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right?
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It's very important to share things.
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Share means to have or use something with someone,
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not alone.
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If you use something alone,
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by yourself,
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you're not sharing it,
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and you shouldn't do that,
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right? If you have something like a toy,
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some food,
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and there's a person near you,
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like a brother,
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a sister,
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or even a friend,
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right you should share that with them right when they have
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pizza right you don't just eat the pizza by yourself you'll
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get fat and you're being greedy right don't do that you want to
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share something so don't be
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greedy what is greedy
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Greedy is someone who just wants it for themselves.
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They say, no, go away,
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right?
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It's mine.
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It's only mine.
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Don't be greedy.
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Share things,
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right?
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Share your pizza,
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share your toys,
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share your time with each other,
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right? Love each other and care about each other.
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So have or use something with someone else.
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Share what you've got.
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It's a good idea.
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Now, when we talk about families,
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we can talk about roles.
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What is a role?
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A role is like a position,
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or it's like something that people do.
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For example,
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the part a person plays in a group is a role.
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There are different kinds of roles in a family.
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There is a mother role.
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has a role it's a part she plays not
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really playing she's she's fulfilling it but she's playing that role she's
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playing a part you can think about what actions does a mother
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usually or typically do well a mother takes care of the kids
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usually at home if she's not working she'll take care of the kids at home
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she'll prepare meals usually she washes the
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clothes or she cleans the house those are traditional
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Not all mothers do this,
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of course, but that would be a mother role.
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What about a father's role?
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A father usually...
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typically goes out and earns money he comes home he
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also teaches the the kids how to play sports right
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he takes some fishing like we saw in the video these are father roles he
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gives advice to the children of course mom gives advice too these
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are roles for parents but kids also have
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roles too right children's roles children and
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we can also talk about son and daughter but
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Usually we talk about children because they have the same roles.
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Their role is to obey or follow their parents,
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clean their rooms,
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study hard.
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Those are the roles that children have in the family.
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Also to love and respect each other and to help their parents out
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when they can.
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Okay,
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so everybody has a different role in a family.
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Everybody has certain actions.
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that they play in a group they fulfill those actions they do those actions
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that is their role what is your role in your family okay
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that's a good question to ask
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Of course,
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help.
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Now families,
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like I said,
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they care about each other.
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They help each other.
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To help is to give someone assistance.
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We can also take a look at that word to assist is also a verb.
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To assist.
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To assist means to help.
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To help someone or to assist someone is to
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help them overcome some difficulty.
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If somebody's having some hard time or they're struggling to do something,
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you help them.
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You help them succeed.
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You help them achieve their goal.
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You give them assistance.
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You help them do what they want to do.
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And that's very important.
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Families help each other.
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Okay,
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before I talked about care about,
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right? I talked about care about,
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I talked about take care of.
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You take care of other people.
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Take care of.
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You care about.
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You could also say care about,
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you care for somebody.
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It means to give attention.
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So you give attention to someone or something.
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Mother cares about her kids.
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Of course, she gives them attention.
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She cares for.
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the kids.
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That means she gives them help,
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she takes care of them,
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she supports them and of course she helps them,
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she gives them attention.
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Her attention is focused on the kids and of course we
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care about each other.
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It's not just the mother's role to care about the kids,
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it's also the father's role.
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It's also the older brother or sister's role to take
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care of the younger kids.
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So a very important role for all family members
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is to care about each other.
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We care for each other.
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We take care of each other.
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That's really what family does and it's a very important
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part of the family.
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You always take care of your family.
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Okay,
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now another thing we can talk about
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something interesting about families is that people inside the family
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remember the family is a group there are different members of the family different people
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in the family but the family members are alike they look alike
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and they might act alike in other words in the same way
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so people can look alike
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For example,
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people tell me I look like my father,
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right?
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So my father and I,
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we look alike.
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But people can also act alike.
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They behave in the same way.
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And that's interesting.
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My brother and I,
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we kind of think the same way.
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So we think alike.
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Sometimes we do the same things.
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We act alike,
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right?
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You can look alike.
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You can act alike.
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It means in the same way.
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So,
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of course,
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family members do these things.
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They look alike like brothers,
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especially twins.
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These are twins.
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Twins,
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of course, look alike.
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But even brothers.
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My brother is three years younger than I am.
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We act alike.
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My father is,
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of course, a lot older than I am,
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but we look alike.
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So you can look alike with your family members.
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if you aren't twins of the same age.
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People look alike and they act alike because they're from the same family.
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Brush.
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Now here's a word that's interesting with family
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at home. It's kind of,
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it's one of our
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perhaps responsibilities to take care of ourselves,
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right?
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Brush means to clean with something made of short hairs.
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So if you look at this baby,
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this is a very smart baby,
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right? Usually babies don't do this by themselves,
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but this is a smart baby because this baby is brushing her,
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his,
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I'm not sure,
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brushing her teeth at a very early age.
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So brush,
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when we talk about brush,
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there's a couple of things we usually talk about.
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Brush your teeth.
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Or what else do you brush?
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You brush your hair.
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Brush your hair.
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And remember,
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use a possessive pronoun.
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Your hair,
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his hair,
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her hair.
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Don't say brush the teeth.
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The teeth?
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Whose teeth?
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The teeth over here?
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No.
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You brush your teeth,
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right?
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He's brushing his teeth.
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He's not brushing the teeth.
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He's brushing his teeth.
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She's brushing her hair,
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right?
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Brush your hair.
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So use possessive pronoun.
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Your,
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his,
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or her with brush.
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Brush something.
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You usually brush your teeth or you brush your hair.
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That's about it.
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You don't brush your skin.
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That's crazy.
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Brush your hair.
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Brush your teeth.
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Those are the two main ones.
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Okay.
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This is another thing that you need to do as
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part of the family.
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So, you know,
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as part of the family,
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you have different things to do.
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These are chores.
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Let's talk about that a little bit.
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Chores.
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Of course,
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one chore that you need to do is to take care of yourself.
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Brush your teeth.
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Maybe brush your hair in the morning.
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Chores are work that you do around the house.
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One chore is to make the bed.
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Make the bed.
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to tidy the blanket or covers.
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To tidy a blanket or covers on your bed.
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When you get up in the morning,
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you should make your bed.
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Tidy it up so your mother doesn't come in and say,
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hey, your bed is messy.
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Your bed is messy.
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Messy means it's all,
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you know,
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messy.
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It's all everywhere.
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The blanket is over.
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The pillows are all over the place.
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Maybe the pillows are on the floor.
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That's messy,
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right?
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Clean it up.
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Tidy it up.
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Make the bed.
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That's one of the chores you need to do around the house.
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What's another one?
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Maybe you could say set the table.
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Set the table.
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One of the roles of children is to do
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chores around the house.
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Put dishes on the table.
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Put the dishes and the silverware on the table ready to eat.
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So mom says set the table.
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Make the bed.
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Take out the trash.
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Clean your room.
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These are all chores that people do.
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And we have chores in families.
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Okay.
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So, let's talk about family.
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We have our chart here for family.
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What do families do?
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What are characteristics about families?
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So one thing that families do is they help each other.
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And that's part of taking care of each other,
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right? They help each other.
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So they help the little kid to walk,
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right? They help the kid to walk.
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They help the kids to go somewhere.
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Mom and dad teach the children how to,
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you know,
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do things.
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Very important.
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They help kids do things.
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Care about each other.
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Of course families care about each other,
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right? Father's very interested in educating the children.
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So is mom.
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That's the parent's role,
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right?
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So they help each other.
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They care about each other.
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They love each other,
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right?
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They also share daily life with each other.
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Of course they live together,
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but just living together doesn't mean that you share your life,
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right? Don't go home,
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go to your room and close the door and be alone,
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right?
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Share your life with everybody,
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right?
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So you might have chores to do.
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Paint a new room together,
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right?
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Go camping together,
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go fishing together,
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go bike riding together.
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Share your daily life with each other.
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That's an important part of being a family.
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And, of course,
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over here we can see a characteristic about a family is that they
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are alike to each other,
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right?
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They kind of look alike,
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right? Maybe they are brothers.
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So they seem to have the same kind of eyes,
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the same hairstyle.
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They are alike to each other.
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It doesn't mean exactly the same.
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It means alike,
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similar to each other,
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okay?
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So alike can also be similar.
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Not exactly the same,
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but kind of alike.
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similar okay similar or alike to each other okay
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let's move on to our matching exercise we just went over a lot of vocabulary
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talking about families let's match the words to their definitions here
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we have our words and down below we have the definitions let's take a look at the
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words
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First word, family.
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Family.
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Next one,
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share.
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Share.
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Role.
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Role.
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Help.
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That's easy.
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Care about.
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Care about.
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And alike.
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Alike.
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So let's take a look at these words.
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In the same way.
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In the same way.
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So if people look.
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in the same way or they act in the same way.
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What is that?
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Of course, they are alike.
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So I gave you the example.
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I look like my father.
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I and my father are alike in looks.
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My brother and I act alike.
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We are alike.
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We act in the same way.
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So we are alike.
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So family members are alike.
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Two,
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to give someone assistance.
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Remember the word assist is another word for this.
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To assist somebody means to
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help somebody so if you help somebody you give them
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assistance you help them get what they want you
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do something so that they can achieve their goals you help them three
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the part of a the part the parts
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person plays in a group so in a group you have many different
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people and usually in that group different people do different
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things right some people do chores some people make dinner
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some people go out and earn money all of these different things
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are what they are a role there are different roles
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that family members or group members have by the way it's not just
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families
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that have roles.
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Any group might have.
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If you have a soccer team,
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you have a coach.
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The coach fills a role.
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You have people who play in the front,
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forwards or strikers.
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Their role is to make the goal.
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You have people defending the goalie,
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for example.
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Everybody has different roles in a group.
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And a family is just another group where different members have different roles
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that they play.
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Okay,
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let's move on.
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Number four.
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To have or use something with someone.
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So if you have something or you're using a thing with somebody
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else,
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right?
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Not alone.
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You're not keeping it all to yourself.
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You're using it with somebody else.
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What are you doing?
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You share that thing.
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So if you have pizza,
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don't eat it all yourself.
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Share it with your brother,
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your sister,
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your parents,
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right? Share the things that you have.
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That's very important.
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Number five,
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to give attention to someone or something.
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So when you give attention to something or something,
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especially when you want to help that thing,
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you care about it.
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Care about means to give something attention.
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You give attention to someone or something and especially
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In the case of you give good attention,
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right?
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You give attention to something.
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It's not just watching.
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It's not just,
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oh, I'm looking at it.
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But it's giving attention in a good way.
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Giving attention and helping or caring or loving
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something.
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That's really caring about something or someone.
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Six, a group of people who live together and care about each other.
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Right?
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That's very important.
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We just talked about care about is not just paying attention.
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It's also helping each other,
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loving each other.
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And that's an important part of this group of people.
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So what group of people do that?
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They live together.
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They care about each other.
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Of course,
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they are a family.
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Live together and they care about each other.
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And they share their daily lives with each other.
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Okay.
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So those are our words.
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Those are some definitions.
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Okay, now we've come to our chart that shows the daily life of a family.
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So we take a look at this.
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The daily life.
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Daily means from the morning to the evening and of course into night.
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So the daily life.
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What does a family do together?
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The daily life of a family.
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Let's talk about that.
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Let's take a look at the pictures.
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Here we have a picture of a family.
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Father,
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mother, boy,
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girl.
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Wow, it's a perfect family,
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isn't it?
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People say the perfect family.
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Mother.
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father, girl,
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and boy, right?
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Not all families are like that,
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of course, but it's kind of like a lot of people think,
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well, that's the perfect combination,
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one boy, one girl.
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Anyway,
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what are they doing?
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It's the morning time.
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They're sitting around the table.
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They're eating together.
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In the morning,
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they're eating breakfast.
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So families eat breakfast together.
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And maybe not all families eat breakfast together.
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Everybody's busy,
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but it's an important thing.
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families should do,
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at least on the weekends.
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Another very important thing that families should do,
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perhaps more important than breakfast,
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is to have dinner,
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especially in America.
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It's very important.
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Many families feel it's very important to eat dinner
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together in the evening.
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So the kids are home from school,
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dad's home from work,
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mom's made dinner.
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That's very important.
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It's a very important tradition to family is to have at least...
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Have dinner together.
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Have lunch together?
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That's hard because dad's off at work,
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kids are in school,
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everybody's away,
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right?
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But everybody comes back together in the evening,
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you should have dinner together.
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And that's a traditional value.
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Again,
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modern life,
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people are getting busy,
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it's not so easy to do.
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But at least have dinner together.
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Have meals together.
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Next one,
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learn to do things.
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The day is very busy,
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right?
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So during the day,
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of course,
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kids are learning and they learn from their parents.
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So in this case,
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a mother is teaching daughter how to ride a bike.
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The daughter is learning how to ride a bike from her mother.
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And of course,
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this is very important.
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Parents teach their kids.
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Children learn from their parents.
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So that's another thing that families do together.
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Now, over here,
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what is she doing?
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She's making the bed.
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And this is what we talked about.
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Do chores.
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This is a very important part of being a
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family.
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People do chores.
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One of those chores is to make the bed.
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Okay, that's an important thing to do.
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Every kid in a family usually has chores
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to do.
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Make the bed,
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clean the room,
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take out the garbage,
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set the table,
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wash the dishes.
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So a lot of chores.
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Okay.
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Finally over here,
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brush teeth.
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It could be another chore.
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We don't really consider it a chore.
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It's something that you should do to take care of your health.
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Of course,
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remember, they are brushing their teeth.
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There's two people,
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so we use the possessive pronoun.
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They are brushing their teeth.
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He is brushing his teeth.
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He is brushing his teeth.
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They are not brushing the teeth.
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They are brushing their teeth.
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Okay?
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So brush their teeth and maybe...
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That's, you know,
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in the morning they brush their teeth,
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then they brush their hair.
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Okay.
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So these are different things that a family does.
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Just four different things.
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There's many things that families do together.
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These are just four examples.
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Okay.
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Let's take a look at the pictures and complete the sentence.
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This is a sentence down here.
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We have all these different pictures.
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How can we complete the sentence?
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By looking at the pictures.
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In a family,
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parents and children all have a or an.
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What do we fill in here?
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Now look at this.
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The children,
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the child,
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the daughter is helping mom.
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Looks like she's helping clean up the backyard,
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right?
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That's a chore,
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right?
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That's a type of chore.
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Now over here.
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The father is showing his son how to
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wash the dishes,
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right? So the son is learning from the father.
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The father is doing something.
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What does he have?
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He's the teacher,
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right?
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The boy is the student,
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right?
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They both have parts to play in this situation.
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Over here,
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poor girl, she looks very happy,
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doesn't she?
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But she's doing her chores,
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right?
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She's cleaning the bathroom.
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Kids do chores because that's the part that they
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play in the group.
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So in all of these pictures,
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we can see people who are playing what?
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They are playing a role.
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So in a family,
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parents and children all have a role.
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Children do chores.
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That's their role.
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Parents teach.
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That's their role.
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Again, children do chores.
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They help clean up the house.
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That's their role.
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So, yeah,
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sure, chores are part of roles,
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but again,
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there are many different kinds of roles that people in the family
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play.
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Okay,
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we've come to our true or false questions.
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Let's take a look at them.
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Remember, if the question is true,
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we circle T.
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If it's false,
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we circle F.
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Brothers look alike.
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So,
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two brothers in the same family,
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do they look alike?
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Yeah,
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usually they do.
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That's true.
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So, brothers do look alike.
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Number two,
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people in a family do not help each other.
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So it's not important if they're in a family,
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eh, they don't have to help each other.
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Is that true?
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Does that sound right?
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It doesn't sound right,
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right? It should be the other way.
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People in a family help each other.
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That's the way it should be.
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It's supposed to be that way.
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One of the definitions of family,
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one of the ideals or values that we have about family
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is that family members help each other.
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It's very important.
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It's important about our concept of family.
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So people in a family help each other.
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That's very important.
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You help your mom and dad.
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You help your brothers and sisters.
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It's important.
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We have to change that sentence,
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right? It's a false sentence,
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okay?
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People in a family help each other,
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not the other way around.
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Okay, number three.
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A family does not live together.
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So typically,
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a family doesn't live together,
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right?
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Does that sound right?
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It doesn't sound right.
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A family lives together.
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A family does live together.
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A family lives together,
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right? You live with your parents,
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right? You live with your brothers and sisters.
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Yes,
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there are some times when families don't live together.
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Those are some cases.
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But normally,
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usually,
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supposed to be,
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families live together in the same house.
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So we have to change that.
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So that's false also.
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So we have true,
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false, and false.
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Okay,
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we're going to take a short break here and take a look at the reading section in just a bit.
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Don't go away.
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Okay,
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welcome back.
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We're continuing to talk about family in the home and we're doing the reading
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section right now.
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Let's take a look.
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The first sentence.
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A family is a group of people.
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A group of people.
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Remember, a family is a group.
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Not just one person.
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It's a group.
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Many people who live together.
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There's two things here.
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One,
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they live together.
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And two,
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they care about each other.
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Who live together.
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Live together is one thing that families do together.
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Another thing is that they care about each other.
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So there's two things that families do.
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They live together,
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they care about each other.
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Family members,
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right?
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Remember, we're talking about family members because they're members of a group.
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Family members help each other.
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That's important,
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right?
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It's very important for families to do.
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Some family members look alike.
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Now, some.
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It's not all.
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It's some.
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Because,
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again,
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I gave you the example before of my brother.
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My brother is actually taller than me.
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He's younger, but he's taller.
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And he doesn't really look a lot like me.
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He's got blonde curly hair.
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My hair is brown and straight.
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So we're brothers,
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but we don't really look alike.
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But we do think alike.
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We do act alike.
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So not all family members look alike.
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Of course, there are some differences.
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Some family members look alike.
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Some of them do.
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And some look different.
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I gave you the example of my brother.
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Now, on the other hand,
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I look like my father.
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My father and I look like each other.
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So some family members look alike.
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Some look different.
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Okay.
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Family that is related by blood.
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That's an interesting point.
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What does this mean?
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By blood.
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Family that is related by blood look alike.
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Take a look at this family here.
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This is the father,
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this is the mother,
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right?
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And these are their children.
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Now,
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when we think about blood,
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right, we're talking about people who have the same
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mother and father.
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People who have the same mother and father,
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their blood comes from two different people.
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They share that blood,
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right? So,
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for example, this girl's blood and this boy's blood will be very
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similar because these two people got together and made these children.
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These children are a combination of these people's DNA
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and blood,
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right?
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And the things that make up their body.
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So the children will be related by blood,
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right?
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They have the same blood in their bodies.
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But the father and the mother,
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they came from different families.
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They're not related by blood.
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How are they related?
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They're related by law.
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So, by blood or by law.
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Okay,
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think about that.
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By law means that they went and got married.
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Marriage certificate,
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or when people get married,
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they get married by law.
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They don't have the same mother and father.
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They shouldn't have the same mother and father.
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Brothers and sisters don't marry each other,
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right? That's crazy.
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And also,
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cousins don't marry each other.
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Because cousins have...
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the same blood also because cousins might share
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the same uncle or they might share the same aunt if they do
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then they are from the same blood they don't get married that's not good right
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you should marry somebody who's from a different family obviously so
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there's two ways to be related to somebody one way is by blood the
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other way is by law okay so that's what that means family that is related
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by blood look alike so probably the sister and the brother
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will probably look alike.
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Remember not always,
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but usually they will look alike.
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Okay, that's interesting,
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by blood or by law.
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Okay, a family shares daily life together.
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It means they do things together.
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Of course, they're living together.
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They care about each other.
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They do many things together.
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In a family,
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parents and children all have a role.
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A role is a part to play.
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Remember, some people are teachers.
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Some people are learners.
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Some people are helpers.
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Some people prepare things or clean things.
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Everybody has their own role to play in a family.
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What is the role of parents?
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The role of parents,
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what do they do?
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They take care of.
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I taught you that before.
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Take care of children.
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They look out for children.
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That's another one.
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Look out for.
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These are all words,
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by the way, that mean the same thing.
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Look out for.
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So care about,
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care for,
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look out for,
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take care of.
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Parents do all of these things,
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do the same thing,
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but they do that for their children.
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They help their children grow.
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They care about their children.
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They love their children.
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Okay, let's move on.
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The role of children.
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We talked about the role of parents is to take care of the
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children, but what about the children?
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What is their role?
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The role of the children is to listen to their parents,
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right?
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That's important.
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Children must listen to their parents.
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When the parents tell them something,
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children should listen and follow or obey their parents.
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Children must also remember to brush their
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teeth.
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after every meal so yeah another role of the children is
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to stay healthy but that's the role of everybody really but to brush their teeth
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you know brush their hair to look nice brush their hair teeth after every
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meal that's interesting after every meal we usually have three meals in
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a day you must brush your teeth three times a day after breakfast after
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lunch after dinner after every meal also
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they should make the bed
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after they get up every day.
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So when you wake up from your bed,
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make your bed.
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Of course,
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that's just one chore.
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And as I said before,
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there are many chores.
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Children have the role to do chores around
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the house.
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Many families have that.
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So some,
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of course, all children,
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they should make their bed,
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clean their room.
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Some children,
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like when I was growing up,
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my job,
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my role was to wash the dishes after dinner.
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My younger brother,
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his role was to set the table.
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My older sister,
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well actually she washed the dishes,
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then she got older and then I had to wash the dishes.
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So we changed roles as we got older.
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But every kid might have a different chore or different roles to do in
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the family.
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And these can change as people get older.
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But we all have chores and these are some of the chores that children do.
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The main role of children is to listen to their parents.
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Okay.
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Our reading skill is main idea and details.
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The main idea of this reading passage is that family members
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care about each other.
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We care about each other by fulfilling different roles and doing
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different things in the family.
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What are the details that support this idea?
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We have four details,
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we have four blanks,
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and we have four words to fill in the blanks.
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The words are role,
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alike,
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help,
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and shares.
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Let's put those words in the blanks.
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First of all,
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family members beep each other.
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What do they do?
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Do they roll,
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like, help,
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or shares?
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Of course,
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they help each other.
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That's part of taking care of each other,
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looking out for each other.
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They help each other.
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Some family members look beep and some look different.
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What's the opposite of different?
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Do you remember?
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What is the opposite of different?
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Some family members look...
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alike they look it they they have similar looks
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they not exactly the same unless they're twins some twins do
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look exactly the same but usually family members look alike
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they look kind of similar they look similar to each other they look alike
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A family,
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beep, daily life together.
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What does a family do with their daily life?
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Remember, they're doing it together,
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not alone.
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They're doing it together.
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So a family shares daily life together.
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To share is to use or to have something with another person.
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And of course,
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a family shares or uses their life or has their life
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together.
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In a family,
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parents and children all have what?
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We talked about this a lot,
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right? We talked about the roles that children and parents
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have.
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Parents and children all have roles,
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right?
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Parents have different roles than children.
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And sometimes those roles change as people get older.
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Okay,
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let's move on.
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Let's go over the reading comprehension questions.
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How well do you remember the reading?
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Number one,
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let's fill in the blank.
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We have three choices.
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The blank is the beep of parents is to take care of the children.
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So we just read the reading passage and we found out that the
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what?
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The brush of parents?
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The role of parents.
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The share of parents?
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It's got to be the role.
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The role of parents.
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What is their role?
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Their role is to take care of children.
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Remember,
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role can also be what people should do.
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What should people do?
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The role of parents is to take care of their children.
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Number two,
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a family shares what together?
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What do they share?
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Do they share their blood together?
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Here, you can have my blood.
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Maybe I can have some of yours.
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That's kind of weird,
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right?
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So I wouldn't say a family shares their blood with each other,
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although you can't say brother and sister share their blood,
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but mother and father,
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they don't share their blood together.
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They come from different families,
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they have different blood.
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That's not appropriate.
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A family shares what?
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Daily life together.
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That's what we were talking about,
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right? Of course,
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they live together,
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they do things during the day,
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and they share their daily life with each other,
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right? Parents will teach kids,
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kids will do chores around the house,
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they'll go out,
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they'll have fun, they'll go fishing,
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camping, bike riding.
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They share their daily life together.
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They share their happy moments and their sad moments together.
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It's an important part of the family.
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Okay, number C is,
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of course, brushing teeth.
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A family shares brushing teeth together.
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That's kind of silly,
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you know.
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They might,
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but it's not an appropriate answer.
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More appropriate is daily life,
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right? Can you imagine?
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Do you brush your teeth with your mom all the time?
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No, it's kind of silly,
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isn't it?
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Okay, so anyway,
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they share their daily life with each other.
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Let's move on to number three.
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Okay, number three,
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children must remember to do what?
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So we were talking about roles before,
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right? Children must remember to do something as part of their role.
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What is a role of a child?
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What is one role of a child or a couple of roles?
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Children must remember to what?
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A,
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make their teeth and brush their bed.
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Make their teeth.
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So they're putting their teeth together with a glue and paper and putting it in.
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Do you do that?
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Do you make your teeth?
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That sounds weird,
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right? Brush your bed.
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So you take a brush.
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Oh, nice bed.
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You can brush your bed.
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That's weird.
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But hey,
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look at this.
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Look at this closely.
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You can do something interesting.
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I think they're trying to trick you by switching
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these words.
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So,
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for example, if you switch these words,
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that would be correct,
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right? If you said,
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brush their teeth and make their bed.
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Oh, okay,
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that fits.
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But they're trying to trick you.
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They're, you know,
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they switch the verbs.
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So it doesn't make sense.
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It sounds very silly.
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You don't make your teeth and put them in and you don't brush your bed.
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That's very silly.
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You brush your teeth and make your bed.
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Okay,
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number B or letter B,
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brush their teeth after every meal.
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That sounds right.
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Remember, because we brush teeth.
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And when do we do it?
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After every meal.
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After breakfast,
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after lunch,
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after dinner.
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So children must remember to brush their teeth after every
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meal. That is the correct answer.
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Let's look at C,
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just in case.
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Brush their bed.
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Again, that's silly,
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right? We talked about it.
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You don't brush your bed.
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So obviously C is not correct after they get up.
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So that doesn't make sense.
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You don't brush your bed.
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Silly.
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Okay, number four.
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Each family member has a role,
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right?
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Each family member has a role.
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So it's gonna say what the children's role is and we can see many of these answers are
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gonna talk about the children's role and they're also gonna talk maybe about their parents.
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Let's look at each answer in turn.
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Children A,
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take care of their parents and make their beds.
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Do children take care of their parents?
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Okay, when they're young?
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When they're young,
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they don't take care of the parents.
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The parents take care of the children.
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Now, it's true that when they get older,
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sure, children should take care of their parents,
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but by that time,
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the children are adults,
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right?
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But yeah,
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it could be true,
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but that's not really a great answer.
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Let's skip number A for right now.
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Let's look at B.
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Children listen to other children,
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and their parents listen to other parents.
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Is that their role?
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So if I'm a child in my family,
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I should listen to a child in another family.
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That's my role.
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And my parents should listen to the parents of the other families?
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No, that's not their role.
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You know, because they don't take advice
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from other families,
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right? You take advice from within your family,
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from older to younger,
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right?
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So that doesn't sound right.
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B doesn't sound right.
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What about C?
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Children listen to their parents and their parents take care of them.
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Ah,
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that sounds right.
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Children's role is to listen to their parents.
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That's true.
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Children should listen to their parents and follow their parents' advice and
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rules.
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And parents take care of them.
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Yeah, parents take care of the children.
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They care for them.
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They help them.
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They assist them.
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So C is our best answer.
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A and B sound a little strange,
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right? C is our best answer.
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to talk about because these are the roles of a family.
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Children listen to their parents and their parents take care of the
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children.
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Those are the different roles.
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Okay,
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let's take a look at our chart.
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We're talking about family.
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What does family do together?
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What are characteristics about a family?
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First of all,
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we saw the picture here.
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Here's mom,
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here's dad,
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here's the baby daughter,
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I think.
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And what are the parents doing?
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Of course, parents will help their baby.
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They will help each other.
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So when the baby gets older,
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of course, the baby will have chores to do around the house,
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so the baby will help the parents.
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Everybody helps each other in a family.
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It's an important part of a family.
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Over here,
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here's the father.
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He looks like he's reading a book to his son and his daughter.
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And of course,
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why is he doing that?
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Why does he take the time to do that?
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Why is he paying attention to his kids?
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Because he loves them.
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So he cares about his kids.
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Parents,
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of course, care about their children.
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Children care about their parents.
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Everybody cares about each other.
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It's an important part,
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again, of a family.
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Now, when the family gets together and does things together,
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right, they are sharing their daily life with each other.
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They're doing things together.
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So a family will share daily life with each other.
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Family members will share their daily lives with each
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other.
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And that's an important part of family as well.
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What about these two kids here?
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They look like brothers,
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right?
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What can we say about them?
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Do they...
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Look alike.
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Yeah, they kind of look alike.
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They might also act alike,
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right? Remember,
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you can look alike.
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You can also act alike.
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And that's very true about family members.
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Family members will typically or usually look alike.
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They will also very usually act in the same ways.
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They will act alike.
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Okay,
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so this is Unit 1 from the Social Studies Book 2.
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We are talking about family and family.
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We've learned a lot of interesting things about family.
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We've talked about the roles of the family members.
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We've talked about families that care about each other,
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and that's very important.
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Families do care about each other.
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Most families live together.
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They share their daily lives together.
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So,
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you know,
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don't take your family for granted.
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In other words,
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think deeply about your family.
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Think about your role in the family.
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Think about how important your family is to you.
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Okay,
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we'll see you guys next time.
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Take care, everybody.

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