Lingua Progress+. Lesson 1 презентация

Thanks God
It’s Monday!

Let’s start!
We’re going to find out something new : )

Let’s watch the video.

It’s time to know the topic and the aims of today’s lesson!

What relationship do you think these people might have?
(Discuss it with your partner)

There are some words used when we describe a type of relationship:

AQUAINTANCE
TEAM-MATE
STRANGER
CLOSE FRIEND
MOTHER-IN-LAW
STEPFATHER

Let’s check your Vocabulary!

These are three categories. Think of as many relationships as you can for each one.

Great!

Let’s play a game : )

Brother-in-law

Fiance

acquaintance

Best friend

stranger

Ex-girlfriend

Good job!

Find your partner.

Who do you consider to be your best friend?
When and where did you meet them?

What do you like about your best friend?

How different is your friend from you?

Let’s listen to Pete answering the same questions about his best friend, note down his answers.

What personal qualities should a friend have?

Can you explain these words in English?

sincere

dependable

encouraging

generous

jealous

kind-hearted

mean

pleasant

selfish

sulky

upbeat

Let’s fill the gaps in the copies with the adjectives.

Which of these qualities do you have?

When we tell about our relationship we can use some stable expressions.
Let’s check them out!

Well-done!

Tell about a person you’ve lost touch with.

Tell about two people whose company you enjoy.

Tell about a classmate you had a lot in common.

Are there any people you didn’t fall out last year?

Auxiliary Verbs.

Auxiliary Verbs:
DO

Auxiliary Verbs:
DO
BE
HAVE

WHY DO WE NEED THEM?

1.Mary is/has taking a shower.

1.Mary is taking a shower.

2. Does/Has the postman delivered the post yet?

2. Has the postman delivered the post yet?

3. They are/do writing in their journals now.

3. They are writing in their journals now.

4. Had/Have your friends spoken to you today?

4. Have your friends spoken to you today?

5. I don’t/haven’t understand this question.

5. I don’t understand this question.

6. Do/Are we going to the theatre tonight?

6. Are we going to the theatre tonight?

7. She is/has never been to Hawaii before.

7. She has never been to Hawaii before.

8. Doesn’t/Don’t his mother live here?

8. Doesn’t his mother live here?

9. Haven’t/Didn’t you seen this film before?

9. Haven’t you seen this film before?