Make a sentence: sick
→ “I feel sick.”
Student stays up late. Give advise using you shouldn't
Student stays up late → “You shouldn’t stay up late.”
Make a sentence: fine
→ “I feel fine.”
“I feel sicke.” → What’s wrong with the sentence?
“I feel sick.”
Role Play: Student A: Ask question Student B: Answer → “How do you feel?” → “I feel sick.”
Student eats unhealthy food. Give advise using “You shouldn’t...”
“You shouldn’t eat unhealthy food.”
What is this?
eat / eating
Student drinks too much soda → What should you say?
“You shouldn’t drink too much soda.”
Students speak in sequence. Question, answer, advice
If not a full sentence → no points
You drink too much soda. Give advice.
You shouldn’t drink too much soda.”
Is soda healthy or unhealthy?
unhealthy
Make a question and let your groupmate answer: → “How do you feel?”
Give advice to your friend. Use “You shouldn’t...”
“You shouldn’t stay up late.”
Give 1 example of drink
→ water, milk
“I fine feel.” Correct the sentence
“I feel fine.”
Make 2 sentences: Feeling + Advice
“I feel sick. You shouldn’t drink too much soda.”
How do you feel? Use sick
Answer + Advice
Use: eat + food
→ “I eat food.”
“You shouldn’t drinks soda.” Correct the sentence.
“You shouldn’t drink soda.”
How do you feel?
→ “I feel fine.”
What happens if you stay up late?
→ feel sick / tired
Use: drink
→ “I drink water.”
How do you feel?
“I feel sick.”
Give 1 example of food
e.g. rice, chicken