2. Dreams are a sort of timeless database of images or symbols recognisable to all mankind through all time periods. 
(carl Jung, a Swiss scientist, the founder of analytical psychology)

3. Very frightful dreams are
NIGHTMARES

4. What images can people see in dreams?

5. For describing the images find the opposites.
disgusting
shocking
famous
horrifying
mysterious
anxious
confident
subconscious
unpleasant
unprepared
stressed out
peaceful
pretty
enjoyable
prepared
quiet
unconfident
real
pleasant
unknown
calm
conscious

6. How images act … Do the matching.
to make something new or original that did not exist before
to take the action that is necessary when you are involved with a particular person 
 to be unsuccessful when you try to do something
if you are in doubt about something, you do not know what to do about it
 to follow someone or something quickly in order to catch them
get lost in somewhere
when your heart beats very often
thrill from a feeling of fear
think over why something might happen
chase
deal with
doubt
fail
lose one’s way
pound
shake like a leaf
speculate
create

7. Discuss the questions in groups:
How often do you remember your dreams? have nightmares?
What kind of things do you dream about?
Have you ever had a dream or a nightmare over and over again? What was it about? How did you feel?

8. Do you think dreams have meanings?

11. Everyday English. Speculating
S 1. Inviting speculating.
What do you think … (this means, etc.)?
Do you have any idea what …?
S 2. Speculating.
I think (it means) … .
I can’t say for sure, but it might … .
Well, it could (mean) … .
S 1. Agreeing Disagreeing
You could/might be right That’s can’t be right.
Do you really think so? I doubt that (very much).
That’s a thought Surely not!
You must be joking!

12. You home task:
Words, p. 45 № 4, 5, 6
p. 25 № 1, 3, 4
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13. Have a good dream at night!