This document is an English lesson plan about feelings for 11th grade students in Mongolia. It includes the following: - The lesson will teach adjectives to describe feelings and the grammar structures "feel + adjective" and "feel like + verb-ing". - Exercises for students to identify how different people feel based on descriptions and to complete sentences using "feel" or "feel like". - An explanation of idioms used to describe feelings in English, such as "butterflies in stomach" and "hot under the collar". - Homework assignments for students to complete additional exercises and identify Mongolian idioms.

1. Feelings
Lesson 4
Unit 3, English 7
for the 11th grade
Done: teacher Uyanga. E, School#6, Dornod Provence, Mongolia

2. Students will learn adjectives
that describe feelings
To learn the grammar usage
of
feel +adj; feel + like + verb
–ing
To do the exercises from the

3. What did we learn before?
How about you…..?
You’d better ….
advising to someone
Why don’t you ….?
How about you studying English?
You’d better prepare your next exam.
Why don’t you help me to study?

4. Ex 1 Read and translate these
words
Worried
Bored
Surprised
Nervous
relaxed
excited
Angry
In a good mood
Disappointed
Embarrassed
Frightened

5. How does each person feel?
relaxed,
in good mood
excited,
in good mood

6. Worried, relaxed, Surprised , excited, Bored, Angry,
Nervous, In a good mood, Disappointed, Embarrassed,
,
Fed up, Frightened
Frightened
Nervous

7. Worried, relaxed, Surprised , excited, Bored, Angry,
Nervous, In a good mood, Disappointed, Embarrassed,
,
Frightened
Worried
Bored

8. Worried, relaxed, Surprised , excited, Bored, Angry,
Nervous, In a good mood, Disappointed, Embarrassed,
,
Frightened
Surprised
Embarrassed

9. Worried, relaxed, Surprised , excited, Bored, Angry,
Nervous, In a good mood, Disappointed, Embarrassed,
,
Frightened ,
Disappointed
Angry

10. Positive feelings
Negative feelings
Worried, relaxed, Surprised , excited, Bored, Angry,
Nervous, In a good mood, Disappointed, Embarrassed,
Relaxed
Worried
Frightened, Sad
Surprised
Bored
In a good mood
Frightened
excited
Angry
Embarrassed
Disappointed
Nervous

11. Grammar Focus:
Study the sentences
1. I feel frightened when I watch the horror films alone.
2. He feels like being at the pop concert when he listens to
the music aloud.
Which one is the real feeling?
1. a
2.b
Which one is the abstract feeling?
1.a
2.b
In a sentence feel follows …. ,and feel like follows…...
1. verb+ ing , adjective
2. adjective , verb+ ing

12. Complete the sentences
feel or feel like
1. I …….. really sad, when someone leaves.
2. When she goes to the supermarket, she ………
doing shopping in a big city.
3. I …....so relaxed after the every summer vacation.
4. When he has a speech in front of people he ……..
taking the big exam.
5. He …….. disappointed that he knew she didn't like
him. ( which tense…?)

13. Check your work
1. I feel really sad, when someone leaves.
2. When she goes to the supermarket, she feels like
doing shopping in a big city.
3. I feel so relaxed after the every summer vacation.
4. When he has a speech in front of people, he feels
like taking the big exam.

14. Speaking: Choose one question and answer it.
How do you usually feel if you have to speak in front of
many people?
How do you usually feel if you see spider?
How do you usually feel if you have to do all house
works alone?
How do you usually feel if a large dog comes forward
you?
How do you usually feel if you are on a bus crowded
with full of people?
How do you usually feel if you aren’t allowed to go out
in the evening?

15. English idioms about the
feelings
Butterflies in a stomach.
For example: During the
speech in front of the class,
there are some butterflies in
my stomach.

16. English idioms about the
feelings
up in the air
For example: When he knew
that I lost his phone, my
father went up in the air.

17. English idioms about the
feelings
in the doghouse
For example : The whole team
was in the doghouse because
they lost the game.

18. English idioms about the
feelings
hot under the collar
For example : Tulga gets hot
under the collar if someone
tells about his bad habits.

19. Homework.

Do the exercise 4b and 5b
Also find and write more
than 5 mongolian idioms