This document provides vocabulary and conversations about keeping fit and exercising. It discusses using words like "exhausted", "fit", and "exercise" to describe one's health. It also contrasts using "too much", "too many", "less", "more", and "little" with countable and uncountable nouns. An example conversation has a father and son discussing the father exercising more and drinking less beer to get fit. The document provides language focuses and a role play activity about advising a patient during a doctor's appointment.

1. Task-based learning
Unit : Health
Topic : How to keep fit
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3. Vocabulary

4. exhausted (adj)
Ex: I’m exhausted.

5. fit (adj.)
Ex: I’m just not fit enough to play anymore.

6. exercise (v.)Ex: You take too little exercise not too much!

8. Too much is used with
uncountable noun
Too many is used with
countable noun.
Ex. You eat too many cakes.
Too much exercise is bad for me.

9. use so much with
uncountable noun
use so many with
countable noun
Ex. You shouldn’t eat so many hamburgers.
You shouldn’t drink so much beer.

10. Use less, more and little
with uncountable noun.
You should eat less salt
and take more exercise.

11. too much
so much
less uncountable noun
more
little
too many
so many
countable noun

12. Conversation

13. Come on, Dad! Pass it to me! Quickly!
Andy
Andy
Don’t be silly, Dad. You take too little
exercise not too much!
Phew! It’s no good. I’m exhausted.
Too much exercise is bad for me.
No, really, Andy. I’m just not fit enough
to play anymore. I’m going to stop now.
Mr. Morgan
Mr. Morgan

14. Dad, if you want to get fit you
should take more exercise not less.
You shouldn’t drink so much beer!
Andy
Andy
Mr. Morgan
Mr. Morgan
I’m sure you’re right, Andy but I’m
going to the pub to have a pint.
And you shouldn’t be cheeky to your
father!

17. role-play

18. Situation
Three people are talking about what
their lives are like and choose a person who
has the most serious health problem to see the
doctor at the hospital.
Today the doctor has an appointment
with the patient. What are he/she going to
advice when the patient comes to him/her?
Doc: What is your problem?
Pat: I …
Doc : You should…

19. Language Focus

20. Fill in each sentences.
1. You shouldn’t eat cakes.
2. You should take exercise.
3. Andy should drink alcohol.
4. You shouldn’t eat salt.
5. Sam reads books.
6. What a great day for skiing!
There is snow.
so many
more
less
so much
so many
so much