2. Grammar review - habits
to talk about a past habit (repeated activity) or state, that
has changed or stopped, you can use:
to make the negative, you can use:
to talk about a past habit (repeated activity) [but not a
state], that has changed or stopped, you can use:
to talk about a present or past habit (repeated activity),
you can use a frequency adverb [e.g. always, usually, generally,
normally…] plus:
OR for a regular present habit (repeated activity) you can
also use:
to talk about a habit (repeated activity) that you think is
annoying, you can use a_________ plus:
3. to talk about a past habit (repeated activity) or state, that has
changed or stopped, you can use:
used to + V
to make the negative, you can use:
didn’t use to +V or never used to + V
to talk about a past habit (repeated activity) [but not a state], that
has changed or stopped, you can use:
would (‘d) + V or wouldn’t + V
to talk about a present or past habit (repeated activity), you can use
a frequency adverb [e.g. always, usually, generally, normally…] plus:
present simple or past simple
OR for a regular present habit (repeated activity) you can also use:
will (‘ll) + V or won’t + V
to talk about a habit (repeated activity) that you think is annoying,
you can use a_________ plus:
always + present continuous [(be) always V-ing]
p. 135 #4.1A
4. Discuss
What are some things you used to do in your free time when
you were younger? Why did you stop?
Try to use used to OR would (‘d) + V
What are some things you didn’t use to do, but now you do? Why did you
start?
In a typical week, how often do you:
go to the library
message (e.g. Facebook, Kakao etc.) your friends?
do sports or exercise?
call your parents?
Try to use always, usually, typically, generally, normally + present simple
Describe your typical weekend:
Try to use will (‘ll) or won’t e.g. On Saturdays, I’ll get up late and play on my phone. I
won’t even shower until the afternoon….
Think about your roommates or family members. What
annoying habits to they have?
Try to use (be) always V-ing
5. Happiness
Think back to The Happiness Formula video
Do you agree with the ‘science of happiness’, that
says that after a certain income level, increased
income doesn’t lead to increased happiness?
Why/why not?
Have you ever experienced the ‘problem of
comparison’? [You bought something that you really liked until you
saw someone else had something better.] What was it?
Do you think the suggestions to ‘give up the rat race’
and ‘take more holidays’ would work in Korea/your
country? Why/why not?
6. p. 53 #4A – which do you think are the most
and least important? Why?
Discuss with a partner
#4B – listen – which does he talk about and
which are the most important to him?
#4C – listen again – which key phrases does
she say?
#5A – work with a partner
#5B – discuss