Presentation related to the correct use of so, neither, too, either. It also contains some vocabulary related to hot spots

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2. HOT SPOTS
LESSON 6C
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3. What is a hot spot?
A hot spot is a very popular or
active place
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4. What is your favourite place of
entertainment?
Why do you like going there?
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5. VOCABULARY
 AUDIENCE
 QUEUE
 BACKSTAGE
 GAMES
 SPECIAL EFFECTS
 INDOOR
 OUTDOOR
 RIDES
 STAGE
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6. SO / NEITHER / TOO / EITHER
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7. When to use them?
We can use all of them to express both,
agreement and disagreeement.
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8. AGREEMENT
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9. TO EXPRESS AGREEMENT …
When we agree with an affirmative statement but we don´t want to repeat it we
use the following options
SO + affirmative aux. verb + subjects
Subject + affirmative auxiliary verb + too
A. I play the guitar
B. So do I. / I do too.
A. Sandra has seen this film.
B. So have I. / I have too.

10. TO EXPRESS AGREEMENT…
When we agree with a negative statement, but we don´t want to repeat it we
use the following options
Neither + affirmative aux. verb + subject
Subject + negative aux. verb + either
A. Paul can´t swim.
B. Neither can I. / I can´t
A. Macy won´t go to the party.
B. Neither will I. / I won´t either.

11. DISAGREEMENT
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12. TO EXPRESS DISAGREEMENT …
When we disagree with a negative statement but we don´t want to repeat it we
use the following option
Subject + affirmative auxiliary verb
A. I can´t play the guitar.
B. I can.
A. They won´t go to the party.
B. We will.

13. TO EXPRESS AGREEMENT…
When we disagree with an affirmative statement, but we don´t want to repeat it
we use the following option
Subject + negative aux. verb
A. I´ve been to Madrid twice.
B. I haven´t .
A. I will arrive by car to the
party.

14. Speaking
In groups, look at the places below and discuss what you like or don´t like about them.
museum theme park bowling alley cinema
theatre café restaurant

15. WRITING
 When writing a paragraph expressing preference …
• Explain your ideas by giving examples
• Use phrases like: I think…, I prefer…, I like…, I really enjoy …,
• Usea a variety of adjectives (interesting, exciting, etc.) to describe how you
feel
• Try not to repeat the same words all the time. Instead, use synonyms,
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16. Exercise
Write a paragraph about your favourite place of
entertainment. Your paragraph should be between
80-100 words
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