UNIT 1 B Love it or hate it

ex.1
likes dislikes
to like liked likes liking
to dislike disliked dislikes disliking
don't like doesn't like

bear beer
we give money to each other
to the theatre to watch a play
sex and hunger
hunger games
thesis work
aproximately
about
2 hours give or take
Almost
Bear beer
Bad weather
Their food is too spicy
Bland meal
I don*care
I don*t remember
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I really love my books.
I really love to read.
I really love reading.
verb patterns:
like, love, hate, enjoy, dislike + verbING
I really hate getting up early.
I don't like getting up early at all.

modal verbs + infinitive

can, could, shall, should, will, would + infinitive
I can't stand evil/mean people.
evil – zli mean - zlobno
I'm really/very/ quite interested in philosophy.
I think waking up early is ok/is all right.
Gossiping really gets on my nerves.
to gossip gossiped gossiping
to spend spent spent spending
walk walked walking
touch touched touching
run ran running
a big mouth
Reading makes me happy. Eating makes me happy, as well.
I can't bear eating expensive popcorns in the Cinema City.
I enjoy travelling around the world.
I don't mind eating after 9 pm.
Girls can't afford it.
bluish greenish redish
to be keen on sth = biti oduševljen nečim
I'm not very keen on listening loud music.
to be interested in sth = biti zainteresiran za nešto
I'm very interested in History.
I'm really/very/quite keen on Džeko playing.

What drives you crazy?

Noise makes me crazy. Noise drives me crazy.
Loud music drives me crazy.
Rude people drive me crazy.
polite impolite
Exams make me crazy.
Rain makes me crazy.
Not good behaved people make me crazy.
I think washing the dishes is really boring.
I think English classes at Poliglot are great.
I think having my own business is brilliant.
I think helping other people is wonderful.

I really enjoy to eat.

eating.
when I eat.
when I'm eating.

ex.2 conversation exercise

queue /kju:/ - stajati u redu
queued queuing queues

ex. 3 reading
for ages - godinama
sociable – društven society - društvo
talkative – pričljiv to talk talked talks talking

I don't have my mobile on all the time.

to meet up – sastati se, naći se sa nekim
I'll meet up with you later. See you later.

ex.5 positive and negative words

love – hate
always – never
usually – hardly ever
everyone – no one (niko)
all – none (niti jedan)
both – neither

Money corrupts and changes people.

double negation
ex. 6
2. No one in my family has a mobile.
3. Miranda hasn't sent me a text.
4. I think I won't buy a new phone. Will not
5. There isn't a message for you. massage message
6. None of my friends have got mobiles.
7. Neither of my sisters like texting.

workbook, p. 7 , ex. 4, ex. 5

above - iznad below - ispod

watching a video:
What do you hate?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sK31m2VJ_bc

Spread Love.
spread
cheese spread

I never don't have time. I don't have time. I have NO time.

double negation is not OK

Neither of my friends like to study German.

Either Jane or Mike will do that.
Neither Jane nor Mike know about the information.
everyone – no one
Bothe of them – Neither of them
hardly ever – usually
never – always
None of – All of

Her here hair

I didn*t understand everything he said.

UNIT 1 C The best medicine

laughter - smijeh
to laugh /la:f/ - smijati se laughed laughs laughing laugh
She has a contagious laugh.
laughter /laftr/ - smijeh
sleep walk do exercise dancing

a smile – osmjeh to smile – osmjehivati se smiled smiling

The best make-up is your smile.

ex. 1 conversation exercise

What do you do to relax?
reading sleeping go to the gym
listening music paint draw go hiking

ex. 4 conversation exercise

How do you feel? adjectives
I’m fed up with you.
peaceful – spokojan

ex. 5 reading
laughter /laftr/ - smijeh
to laugh /la:f/ - smijati se laughed laughs /la:fs/ laughing laugh
She has a contagious laugh.
Smile

alternative medicine
to combine combined combines combination
adult adults
Being an adult is a responsible job.

a life /lajf/ lives /lajvz/

She lives in London. /livz/
a wife wives
a shelf shelves a book-shelf book-shelves
a wolf wolves
a knife knives
a leaf leaves leaf of a tree to leave leaves
to reduce reduced reduces reduction
defence – odbrana
to defend /di:fend/ defended defends
to clap our hands clapped clapping
to clap /kle:p/ a clap

I don’t like her laugh. I don’t like the way she laughs.
I don’t like her laughter.
to reduce /ridju:s/ reduced reducing reduction
to improve improved improving improvement

to get healthy
apparently
fake laughter real laughter honest laughter

affirmative/positive thinking

to tend – nastojati tendency to

to enroll - upisati enrolled
School of Laughter
I welcome success into my life.
If you have some emotional worries would positivity work?
I’ll try to solve them. to solve

ex. 7 grammar
Prepositions with adjectives
good at worried about
happy with, about surprised by, at
interested in upset about, by
nervous about fed up with
keen on – oduševljen pleased with, by
scared of, by satisfied with, by
bored with, by embarrassed by, about
frightened of, by concerned about, by
annoyed with, by, at angry about sth
bad at angry with, at someone

Have you been clubbing in the last month

When are you next having a quiet night in
How often do you have people round for dinner
Have you ever chatted to people online
Did you have a lie in last weekend
Are you visiting friends or relatives this weekend
How many exibitions did you go to last year

Volleyball
Nervous

High
Heights

I am scared of my English language knowledge.