LISTEN!

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BODY IDIOMS!

HERE you can have some fun while learning some idiomatic expressions using parts of the body.

HAPPY STUDENT'S DAY!!!

...and happy springtime!

There is a Chinese proverb that reads: "Plan the whole year in the spring"

So I hope all your plans start blossoming soon!

VOCABULARY

I have extracted these exercises from the following source:

New English File Pre-Intermediate Quick Test File 1 (CD ROM)

Hope you find them useful:

a Choose the opposite word or phrase.

Example: shy

A extrovert * B funny C lazy

1 generous
A unfriendly B serious C mean

2 hard-working
A lazy B serious C shy

3 Stand up.
A Work in pairs. B Sit down. C Don’t write.

4 Ask a question.
A Answer a question. B Write a question. C Choose a question.

5 wrong
A shy B good C right

b Choose A, B, or C for words about the body.

Example: You use these to hear.

A ears * B eyes C nose

6 You use these to see.
A ears B eyes C nose

7 You have two of these at the end of your arms.
A shoulders B feet C hands

8 You have ten of these on your feet.
A toes B fingers C teeth

9 You use these to kiss.
A knees B lips C teeth

10 You have 32 of these in your mouth.
A teeth B tongue C lips

MEN'S BRAIN v. WOMEN'S BRAIN

Watch and listen the following video and answer the questions below:




- According to Mark, what's the main difference between men's brain and women's brain?

- What's "men's special box"?

- What do women expect from men when they are worried or angry about something?

- Did you enjoy Mark's humour? Why/ why not?

PRACTISE!!!

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and have some fun while practising topics related to UNIT 1

TH pronunciation

MAKE and DO

I would like to share with you my personal list. Remember to post a message if you find more collocations. Thanks!


MAKE

A plan
A mistake
A choice
An offer
A noise
Some arrangements
A phone call
A suggestion
Love
A decision
Money
An attempt to do something
A profit in business
A loss in business
An effort
War
Peace
An effort
Sure
An excuse
Progress
An exception
The bed
A list

DO

The washing
Business
The ironing
Your best
Better
The shopping
Me a favour
The housework
The homework
Some work
The laundry
Some research
A sport (e.g. yoga)
The boring job
Good
Right
Wrong
Harm
Damage