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This document provides a lesson plan on teaching English vocabulary related to feelings. It includes objectives, vocabulary terms for positive and negative feelings, exercises to match feelings to situations and questions, and homework assignments involving describing feelings. The lesson introduces common feeling words and their structures in English and has students practice using the terms in sentences to talk about how people feel in different scenarios.
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- 4. Bored Nervous
- 5. Embarrassed Disappointed
- 6. Angry Fed up
- 7. Excited Relaxed
- 8. Complete the chart . Positive feelings Negative feelings - - - - - - - - - -
- 9. How do you normally feel? If you see a spider?
- 10. How do you normally feel?
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- 12. Match the questions and answers. 1. How`s your grandpa? A.Oh,before eight.I felt 2. How do you feel bored. about a new student in B.I don`t know.I think I`ll your class? just stay at home. 3. What time did you C.I feel terrible about come from the party? what I said to him. 4. What do you feel like D.I think she`s OK.She doing on your holiday? seems like a nice person. 5. Why are you looking E.Thanks,he`s feeling so miserable? much better now.
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- 14. How does each person feel make the sentence. I`ve won first prize! I had to work all night,but I haven`t got any friends. i`ve finished my report.
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