Talk about … hobbies character appearance

Hobbies/ character skateboarding patient bungee jumping athletic fit creative curious artistic daring determined Imaginative Sociable skateboarding bungee jumping sewing knitting fencing writing stories songwriting collecting stamps boxing visiting drama club painting

Fill in: creative, patient, determined, curious, imaginative, sociable. 1. He is a (an) ……….person. He likes designing different kinds of clothes. 2. She wants to know more about things. She is …………… 3. The teacher of History is a (an)………….. person. She always stays calm even if somebody irritates her. 4. This author wrote a lot of books about mysterious events and unknown creatures. He is ………….. 5. She bought the ticket to Moscow and went away. She is a (an)…………….girl. 6. Misha is a (an) …………….boy. He is friendly and he likes talking to other people. creative curious patient imaginative determined sociable

Age Hair Height Build Diagram Special features baby, child, young, teenager, in his/her twenties (thirties), middle- aged, old, elderly Age Diagram Special features dark ten, scar, beard, moustache, freckles Height Tall, short, of average/ medium height Hair Long, shoulder- length, short, curly, wavy, straight, spiky, brown, fair, dark, blond(e), red, bald, pigtail Build Fat, slim, thin, skinny, plump, of average build, well built

Your task 1. ex. 1, 3 p. 21 2. ex. 2, 6 p. 22

USUAL ORDER OF ADJECTIVES ( 1 ) NUMBER (2) OPINION (3) SIZE (4) AGE ( 8 ) PURPOSE (5) COLOR (6) ORIGIN (7) MATERIAL

Complete the sentences using the correct relative pronoun or relative adverb 1. 2001 was the year _________________ we played in the chess tournament. 2. I am talking about the girl ____________ has long brown hair and green eyes. 3. This is the skate-park ________________ people come to skateboard. 4. Jane, ____________ favourite hobby is fencing, also loves swimming. 5. He tried to explain _____________ he did such a thing. 6. The girl ______________hair is curly is my elder sister.  

-ing /-ed participles -ing - describe things -ed - feelings

correct form of the word Complete the sentences using the correct form of the word 1. The lesson was really _________________ . (interest) 2. I thought the film was really __________. (disappoint) 3. I found the book really _________________ . (bore) 4. Jane is always _________________ after work. (tire) 5. Dad said he was really ___________in us. (disappoint) 6. Jack is __________________ of spiders. (scare)

Put the following dialogue into the correct order Everyday English Put the following dialogue into the correct order 1. Is your dad a doctor? That must be very rewarding. 2. Does he have much time for hobbies? 3. Yes, he loves tennis, that’s his hobby. He plays twice a week. 4. Tennis! That’s athletic. He must be very fit. 5. Yes, he is a doctor. It is rewarding, but also very hard work! 6. He certainly is! Maybe we should start playing tennis!

Put the following dialogue into the correct order Everyday English Put the following dialogue into the correct order 1. Volleyball! He must be very fit. 2. He is a teacher. He teaches pupils. 3. Not a lot really. He plays volleyball every weekend. 4. Yes, he is. My brother is very athletic. 5. What does your brother do? 6. Does he have any time for hobbies?

To give smth to smb for free away GIVE back up Return something Stop doing something

back, away or up Complete the sentences using 1. Sarah gave ______ her old clothes to charity. 2. John gave _______ boxing two years ago because of a bad injury. 3. Give me ___________ my skateboard! 4. Shelly gave ___ her book collection to the school library. 5. If you don’t need the map, please give it ______ to me. 6. I am the type of person who doesn’t give ______ hope. 7. Sew gave ____ the clothes that didn’t fit her anymore. 8. The doctor told him to give ____ chocolate because he was too plump.

Your task 1. ex. 5 p. 22 2. ex. 7 p. 22

a magazine about boxing, to go ice- skating in the Sport Centre, to be fond of /to be interested in painting, a curious child, an imaginative writer; b) to come up with new ideas, to give the secret away, a boring article, a disappointed young man, to give up smoking, to give back a book to the library,

c) famous for his poems, to be afraid of/ scared dogs, to be attention to the landscape, to cope with a difficult task