1.Let’s learn how to … 2.Let’s practice some useful expressions… 3.Let’s put everything together… Express the things you like
- I love chocolate. I always buy some chocolate every week.
- Peter likes dancing. He is very good at dancing salsa.
- My sister enjoys watching movies. My sister’s favorite actor is Brad Pitt.
Listen Express the things you don’t like
- I hate working on weekends. I prefer to work hard from Monday to Friday.
- I don't like to study by myself. I have my own study group.
- I can’t stand smoking. Luckily, public places are non-smoking areas.
Listen A: It’s a very cloudy morning, don’t you think?
B: Yes, I hate this kind of weather.
Listen A: Do you enjoy eating Chinese food?
B: Yes, I do. There is a new restaurant near here.
Listen A: Do you like playing sports?
B: Yes, but I can’t stand playing sports when it’s too hot.
Listen 1.Let’s learn how to … 2.Let’s practice some useful expressions… 3.Let’s put everything together… New words and expressions:
- by myself. For example: I like to work by myself.
- don’t you think? For example: Bus drivers drive too fast, don’t you think?
- can’t stand. For example: Peter can’t stand people that smoke.
- too hot. For example: In February, the weather in Lima is too hot.
- late. For example: It’s 9:00 o’clock. We are late for the movie. Hurry up!
- early. For example: I don’t like getting up early on Sundays.
Listen 1.Let’s learn how to … 2.Let’s practice some useful expressions… 3.Let’s put everything together… Conversation
A: Hello, Carla. How about watching the game tonight?
B: Oh, no thanks. I don’t like soccer.
A: OK. Do you feel like going out?
B: That sounds like a good idea.
A: Do you want to go to a bar?
B: Oh, no. I hate it. I can’t stand all that noise. How about eating at the Chinese restaurant?
A: Great! I enjoy eating Chinese noodles.
B: Ok. Let's go.
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