Do twins feel the same things?

Answer each question with 2–3 sentences.

1. Are you a twin?
2. Do you know any twins?
3. Whose phone is this?
4. Is your friend's name long?
5. Whose bag is it?
6. Have you got a friend who looks like you?

Read each word and the example. Then say one sentence with the word.

Choose the word that fits.

1. A is a brother or sister who is born at the same time as you.
2. Twins who look the same are called twins.
3. The mark of your finger on a glass is your .
4. Twins often a room when they are children.
5. I happy when my friend is here.
6. Two things that are almost the same are .
7. A of shoes is two shoes.
8. Twins are at the same time.

Choose the right answer, then press Check answers.

1. a twin is a brother or sister
   born at the same timemuch olderfrom another house
2. identical = exactly the
   samedifferentold
3. to share = to use
   alonetogethernever
4. a fingerprint is the mark of your
   footfacefinger
5. a pair has
   ten thingstwo thingsfive things
6. close friends are
   newfar from each othervery near to each other

Use these phrases to say who things belong to.

• Whose is this?Чиє це?Whose is this bag?
• It's Anna's.Це Анни.It's Anna's bag.
• It's my brother's.Це мого брата.It's my brother's phone.
• They are the girls' toys.Це іграшки дівчат.They are the girls' toys.
• She is my twin.Вона моя близнючка.She is my twin sister.
• We look the same.Ми виглядаємо однаково.We look the same, but we are different.
• They share a room.Вони ділять кімнату.They share a room.
• Her sister's name is...Ім'я її сестри...Her sister's name is Kate.

Read the text. Hover over the dotted words for help.

1. About three in a hundred babies are twins.
   TrueFalse
2. Identical twins have the same fingerprints.
   TrueFalse
3. Scientists have shown that twins feel each other from far away.
   TrueFalse
4. Twins are often very close.
   TrueFalse
5. Twins have got different hobbies sometimes.
   TrueFalse

1. Is it good to have a twin?
2. Do you want to have a twin?
3. What things do twins share?
4. Are twins always the same?

Common mistakes: use 's after one person and s' after more than one. ✗ This is the Anna's bag → This is Anna's bag. ✗ The girl's bags (two girls) → The girls' bags. ✗ Who's bag is it? → Whose bag is it?

1. This is
   Anna'sAnna
   bag.
2. It is my
   brother'sbrother
   phone.
3. My
   sistersister's
   name is Kate.
4. The
   girls'girl's
   toys are here. (two girls)
5. WhoseWho's
   bag is this?
6. Who'sWhose
   your teacher?
7. It is
   MaxMax's
   book.
8. The
   twin'stwins'
   room is small. (two twins)

Each sentence has one mistake. Type the correct words.

1. This is the Anna's bag. →
2. Who's bag is it? →
3. It is my brother phone. →
4. The girl's toys are on the table. (two girls) →
5. My mother name is Olha. →
6. Whose your teacher? →

Answer with full sentences. Use 's and whose.

1. Whose phone is on the table?
2. What is your brother's or sister's name?
3. Whose house do you like?
4. What is your friend's job?
5. Do twins' lives look the same?
6. Whose hobby is interesting?

Three people talk about twins. Compare them. Who is a twin? Who has got twin children? Do you know any twins?

Your teacher will time you.

1. Plan for one minute, then speak for one or two minutes.
2. Part 1: say what things you or your family have got (my brother's phone).
3. Part 2: say who the people are with whose and 's.
4. Part 3: say what you think about twins.

1. What is your mother's name?
2. What is your friend's name?
3. Whose phone is on your desk?
4. Whose bag is it?
5. What is your brother's or sister's hobby?
6. Whose house is your favourite?
7. Is your teacher's name long?
8. Whose birthday is next?

1. Whose phone is the newest?
2. Whose room is the biggest?
3. Whose hobby is the most interesting?
4. Who is your friend's best friend?
5. Whose family is the biggest?
6. Whose bag is the most useful?

1. Are twins the same?
2. Is it good to share a room?
3. Are friends' opinions important?
4. Is it good to share things?
5. Do twins feel the same?