Read and judge.(讀短文，判斷正“T”誤“F”。) (15 分)

   I have a happy family. There are five people in my family. My grandpa and my grandma are very old. They like watching TV very much. My father is a doctor. My mother is a nurse. They work hard. I am a student in Grade 3. I love my family!

() 1. There are three people in my family.

() 2. My father is a teacher.

() 3. My mother is a doctor.

() 4. My grandpa likes watching TV.

() 5. Tm a student in Grade 3.

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