What are you like - Unit 1

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This lesson contains 16 slides, with interactive quizzes, text slides and 1 video.

Lesson duration is: 45 min

Items in this lesson

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Cae

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Goals for today's lesson

An introduction to Chapter One - About yourself

Learn some character adjectives

Learn vocabulary connected to jobs

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My worst job!

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What are you like?

In pairs compare your ideal job and make a list of qualities that you think may be necessary for the jobs that you have chosen, e.g. designer: You'd have to be pretty creative and innovative.

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List the job and the qualities that you think may be necessary for the job that you have chosen.

Slide 6 - Open question

Friendly

Conscientious

committed

energetic

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2. Do the quiz, ( first make sure that you understand the meaning of the phrasal verbs in the text): break out - get on with - stick with -

3. Look at page 153 to work out your scores.

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What was the suggested career for you?

Nurse, teacher,doctor

teacher, designeroffice manager

psychiatristwriterartist

accountantcomputer programmer

marketing manager

architectlawyerjudge

photographerjournalist

Slide 9 - Poll

tenacity

soiled

entrails

novel

stoically

portable

1.possible to take with you if you move to a different place.

2.the determination to continue what you are doing.

3.dirty

4. without complaining or showing your feelings, especially when something bad happens to you:

5 new and original, not like anything seen before

6.the intestines and other inside organs of an animal or person,

novel

adjective

UK /ˈnɒv.əl/ US /ˈnɑː.vəl/

new and original, not like anything seen before

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Slide 11 - Video

Lesson 2

6 -09 2022

Goals of the lesson:

Understand the text, how do you tackle a reading text?

know another idiom and can us this one in a sentence.

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1.2 Happiness idioms

Idiom:

Over the moon (informal)

Meaning:

This idiom isn't used so much these days because it is considered a cliché (an overused, unoriginal expression), but it means to be delighted.

Example:

The team captain said he was over the moon with their win.

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Lead in

Page 9

The quiz

What personality do you have?

And what kind of career fits best?

How accurate is it?

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Homework (For tomorrow)

Vocabulary

Character adjectives

Exercises 1 and 2- page 12

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Homework

Page 12

Exercise 3 and 4

Try and finish off before tomorrow's lesson

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