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This document is a lesson plan in English for 1st year students focusing on expressing likes and dislikes using simple present verbs like "like" and "don't like". The lesson introduces the grammar points, provides examples of likes and dislikes with different subjects, and includes exercises for students to complete using "like" or "likes" and "don't like" or "doesn't like". The goal is for students to be able to express opinions about foods they like or don't like in simple sentences.
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1 ppt like_don't like_karina varas_2015
- 1. INGLÉS 1er Año 2015 Like-don’t like 1 Profesora: Karina Varas
- 2. LIKE – DON’T LIKE CAPACITY: - Express opinions using simple present like. - Analyze the structure of like - don’t like INDICATOR: - Express opinions using simple present like. - Complete sentences using like - don’t like
- 4. What do you like ? I like tomatoes.
- 5. I like carrots. I like chicken.
- 6. We like apples. They like watermelons.
- 7. I like spaghetti. I like grapes.
- 8. She likes candies. It likes pizza.
- 9. He likes chicken. She likes popcorn.
- 10. I don’t like lemons. I don’t like donuts.
- 11. It does not like pizza. He doesn’t like cherries.
- 12. They don’t like chocolate. We don’t like spaghetti.
- 15. Complete with “like” or “likes”. 1.I ______ apples. 2. He _______ tomatoes. 3. Linda ________spaghetti. 4. We _______cherries. 5. Jerry ________ cheese. like like likes Likes likes
- 16. Complete with “don’t like” or “doesn’t like”. 1.They ____________watermelons. 2. She ______________popcorn. 3. I _________________ chicken. 4. He ________________ grapes. 5. Marry _______________ candies. don’t like don’t like doesn’t like doesn’t like doesn’t like