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1 IMAGE AND INDENTITY VOCABULARY
UNIT 6 IMAGE AND INDENTITY VOCABULARY BODY DECORATION FEELING

2 BODY DECORATION

3 WHY DO YOU THINK PEOPLE USE BODY DECORATION?
WOULD YOU CHANGE YOUR HAIR COLOUR? WOULD YOU TATTOO SOMETHING ON YOUR BODY? WHY DO YOU THINK PEOPLE HAVE TATOOS?

4 Where did piercings and tattoos originate?
Ears were probably first pierced for magical purposes. Many primitive tribes believe that demons can enter the body through the ear; ear piercing could prevent that from happening, because demons and spirits are supposed to be repelled by metal

5 BODY DECORATION JEWELLERY BEADS RING CHAIN

6 BODY DECORATION MAKE UP NAIL VARNISH LIPSTICK

7 BODY DECORATION HAIR AND SKIN BEARD MOUSTACHE DREADLOCKS HAIR DYE
PIERCING TATTOO SIDEBURNS

8 BODY DECORATION HAIR AND SKIN HAIR DYE SIDEBURNS BEARD AND MOUSTACHE

9 BODY DECORATION HAIR AND SKIN DREADLOCKS

10 FEELINGS I feel RELAXED when I’m in the beach
It was RELAXING to know that I had passed all my exams She was SURPRISED for the presents she received It was SURPRISING to see Peter in the party HOW DO YOU FEEL? WHAT CAUSED THE FEELING? HOW DO YOU FEEL? WHAT CAUSED THE FEELING?

11 Verbs -ed adjectives - ing adjectives
You can see an –ING form or an –ED form without being a gerund or a past tense, acting as an adjective Pete is always surprising me with presents -ed adjectives I was suprised by the results of the exam - ing adjectives The exam’s results were surprising

12 ING adjectives refer to what causes the feeling
Exams are frightening ED adjectives refer to how you feel I felt frightened during the exam

13 You are bored if something is boring
what causes the feeling what causes the feeling How you feel How you feel You are bored if something is boring You are stressed if something is stressing My job is boring, interesting, tiring, depressing… I’m bored with my job I’m not interested in my job My job makes me depresssed what causes the feeling How you feel

14 VERB ED edjective ING adjective Frighten Bore Relax Surprise Embarrass Annoy Excite Worry Shock Interest Frightened Bored Relaxed Surprised Embarrassed Annoyed Excited Worried Shocked Interested Frightening Boring Relaxing Surprising Embarrassing Annoying Exciting Worrying Shocking Interest ing

15 Practice …

16 surprise

17 exhaust

18 bore

19 irritate

20 satisfy

21 frustrate

22 shock

23 embarrass

24 interest

25 excite

26 annoy

27 disappoint

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