The document outlines a beginner English lesson focused on expressing likes and dislikes using gerunds. It includes vocabulary related to various activities, example questions and answers, as well as grammatical rules for forming gerunds from verbs. Additionally, it provides exercises to practice the structure of statements and questions related to personal preferences.

1. Beginner 2, Lesson 9
Skill: I can talk about my likes and
dislikes.

2. 16:55 18:15
01:30 7:45

3. Cross the wrong word.
• Model: to eat, to sleep, to cook, to have dinner
1. A Teacher, a doctor, a cake, an engineer
2. A School, a car, to study, Chemistry
3. A Mother, a son, a magazine, a nephew
4. Summer, Monday, winter, autumn
5. Porridge, a tie, fast food, milkshake
6. To wake up, brush your teeth, to play, to get up
7. A Computer, a newspaper, video games, surf the internet
8. Boots, beer, clothes, a tie.

4. ASK and answer the questions
Does Charlie listen to rock music?
Does John play basketball?
Does Katie watch a soap opera?
Does Amanda eat a cake?

5. ASK and answer the questions
• Do Helen and Laura buy a car?
• Does Hannah visit her friend?
• Does Max read a magazine?
• Does Jack read a book?

7. To travel To swim To surf the
Internet
To ride a
bicycle
To skate
To bake To fish To ski To hike To knit

8. To travel
To bake

9. To swim
To fish

10. To surf the Internet
To Ski

11. To ride a bicycle
To hike

12. To skate
To knit

13. • How often do you ride a bicycle?
• I ride a bicycle twice a week.

14. Grammar – Like + Gerund
S + Like + object. I like basketball
Do you like football ? (Closed Question)
What food do you like? (Open Question)
• We can answer the question with “like” using
nouns.
• What food do you like? I like chicken.

15. Gerund is a kind of noun that end in “ing”. To
make a Gerund, we add “ing” to the end of a
verb.
Sing singing, read - reading.
S + Like + gerund. I like reading.
Sleep  sleeping
I like sleeping on the floor

16. If the verb end with letter “E”, we take away “E” before we add
“ing”.
•Make - Making , Live  living .
I don’t like making cakes.
•Dance  dancing.
I like dancing.

17. If the verb ends with letter “ie”, we change “ie” to
“y”, before we add “ing”
• Lie  Lying, Die - dying
Do you like lying on the sofa?

18. If the verb ends with consonant +
vowel+consonant and has one syllable, we double
the last consonant.
• Run - running, Sit  sitting
• He doesn’t like running.
• I like swimming.

19. • Eat - eating
• Cook - cooking
She likes cooking.
He likes eating fast food.
Travel  travelling

20. Do you like ……ing?
Yes, I like ….ing.
No, I don’t like ……ing

21. Do you like ……ing?
Yes, I like ….ing.
No, I don’t like ……ing

22. A. Michael likes ___(to travel) to other countries. Michael likes travelling to othe
countries.
B. Lydia doesn’t like ___(to knit) in her living room.
C. We like ____(to ski) in winter.
D. Jack likes ___(to ride) his bicycle in the park.
E. Paul doesn’t like ___(to fish) in Summer.
F. Alice likes____(to bake) chocolate cakes.
G. Martin likes ___(to surf) the internet in the evening.
H. Mark and James don’t like __(to swim).
I. Simon doesn’t like ___(to skate) in winter.
J. I like ___(to hike) in the mountains in summer.
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24. Write sentences about a person
Jane likes riding a bicycle and swimming. She doesn’t like watching TV and playing football.

25. • Does John like skating ? John doesn’t like skating.