Speaking Practice
Unit 3: GOOD TIME, GOOD FEELINGS
Look at the pictures, how the person in the pictures feel?
I. Vocabulary
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Speaking Practice
Unit 3: GOOD TIME, GOOD FEELINGS
Look at the pictures, how the person in the pictures feel?
I. Vocabulary
You seem a little blue today. What's the matter? What's wrong? What's the matter? Are you OK / alright? Are you happy / angry...? Is everything OK / alright...?
To respond to a question about feelings you can use the following expressions.
I feel a little sad / happy / angry / .... I am a little sad / happy / angry / .... To be honest, I'm a little bit sad / happy / angry / .... It's been a difficult day. The thing is that, I am angry / sad / ...
III. Speak up
A. Discuss the questions with a partner
- How are you feeling today? Why do you feel this way?
- What are some things or events that make you feel happy?
- What are some things that make you feel angry?
- How do you feel when you make a mistake?
- Have you ever cheered up someone who was feeling sad? How did you do it?
B. Two friends are expressing their feelings about a movie.
Complete the conversation with appropriate words from the box
Superbad how come your favorite hilarious felt come over super funny from laughing love to came out laughing hysterically be in line
David : Out of every movie that you've seen, which one is (1)...............?
Jane : I'm going to have to say that (2)................... is the best movie ever.
David : You think so, (3).....................?
Jane : Well, Superbad is (4)......................
David : You're not lying, I found that movie absolutely (5)..........................
Jane : I didn't know that you saw Superbad before.
David : I made sure to (6)....................... to see it the first day it came out.
Jane : I couldn't keep (7) .................. throughout the whole movie.
David : I was (8) ......................... the whole time; my stomach muscles hurt afterwards.
Jane : That's exactly how I (9). ...................
David : I got the movie when it (10).................... on DVD, do you want to (11).................?
Jane : I would (12)...........
C. Practice the conversation with a partner. Then switch roles and practice it again.
D. Work with your partner and have a conversation expressing your feelings about something that make you feel good or bad such as a celebration, a holiday, or an activity.