The document discusses ideas, regrets, and genius. It asks questions about 'oops' moments and past mistakes, as well as hypothetical scenarios and wishes. It describes a comedy game show on the BBC called "Genius" where participants submit invention ideas. It prompts discussing opinions on reality TV, evaluating one participant's idea on the game show, and considering what invention has been best in the last 10-20 years. Finally, it has students work together to develop and present a business idea.

1. Unit 5 (1) - ideas

2. regrets
 What do you think this means?
 oops – an expression of surprise or feeling
sorry about a mistake or slight accident
 what if – a question that asks someone to
imagine what might happen or what might have happened
 Do you agree? Why/why not?
 Do you have any ‘oops’ moments? What happened?
I shouldn’t have + pp
 Do you have any ‘what if’ thoughts?
If only/I wish I had + pp/ I should have + pp
 Is there anything you would like to change about yourself
or your life now? Why?
 If only/I wish + S + past simple (continuous)

3. genius
 Do you ever watch reality TV or game shows?
Why/why not?
 What is your opinion of these types of shows?
Why?
 BBC had a comedy game show called “Genius”.
What do you think the game involved?
 p. 64, 1A – read and answer the questions
 1B – discuss with a partner
 2A – watch and answer the
questions
 2B & 2C

4.  What is your opinion of Dan’s idea? Do you think it is
‘genius’? Why/why not?
 Do you think this kind of show would be popular in
Korea? Why/why not?
 If you could go on this show and submit an idea or
invention, what would it be?
 What do you think is the best invention in the last ten or
twenty years? Why?

5. a business idea
 Student A – turn to p. 160 & student B turn to p. 163 –
choose one business idea, and think about how to
present it. Work together to think about how to present it
 Use the key phrases on p. 65, 3D
 Present it to a new partner
 Which idea do you think is
better? Why?