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Strong adjectives: angry, big, cold, tired.
Furious, huge, freezing, exhausted
What does ‘cast’ mean?
All the actors and actresses in a movie
What did you use to do as a child that you don’t usually do anymore? Why?
Never grow up!
Do you play sports? What's your favorite sport?
Gooooooal
Make a sentence using “excited” and “boring”
This class is exciting!
What's your least favorite movie genre?
I get you
How would you describe your personality?
Nice to meet you!
Create a sentence with "must", "don't have to", "might" and "could"
Gooood!
COMPARATIVES & SUPERLATIVES: Mother, father, sibiling
All love
COMPARATIVES & SUPERLATIVES: Motorcycle, bus, truck
Vrum vrum
Are you good at saving money?
Me too.
What does insurance mean?
[Money you pay to a company and they pay you if you are ill, if you lose or break something.
Name three fruit and three vegetables
Eat your greens
What do you usually eat at dinner?
Yummy
What have you been doing with your free time recently?
YAY!
Have you ever traveled to another city? How was it?
Work it out!
PAST SIMPLE X PRESENT PERFECT: Oh no! I ___ my wallet! What should I do? (to lose)
have lost
PAST SIMPLE X PRESENT PERFECT: I ___ Lyon in 1989. (to visit)
visited
FUTURE TENSES: They can't play tennis with you tomorrow. They ___. (to work)
are working
FUTURE TENSES: It's 8.30! You ___ the train! (to miss)
are going to miss / will miss
What are you going to do on the weekend?
I see, I see
PRESENT SIMPLE X PRESENT CONTINUOUS: She ___ in Brazil. (to live)
lives
PRESENT SIMPLE X PRESENT CONTINUOUS: ___ she ___ now? (to work)
is...working
Name three non-action and three action verbs
Great!
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