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Feelings
Emotions
Anger <-> calmness
Friendship <-> enemity
Fear <-> confidence
Shame <-> shamelessness
Kindness <-> unkindness
Pity <-> cruelty
Envy, jeaulosy <-> appreciation
Togetherness <-> privacy
Love <-> hate, hatred
Caution <-> rashness
Relaxation <-> stress
Opinions
Give opinions
Ive got a feeling
I dont think
Im a bit surprised
It seems to me
For me
More expressions
In my opinion
I think
I believe
Im sure (that)
I feel (that)
As I see it
If you ask me
Id say
Im afraid
My view is that
could
I may visit you next year.
Obligation and
prohibition
Give advice should, ought to (less often)
You should study this weekend .
Must: strong advice
Obligation
Must: when the obligation is something we agree with
Prohibitionmustnt
You mustnt use your mobiles during the class its forbidden
Adjectives and
prepositions
OF
WITH
ABOUT
Tired
Afraid
Ashamed
Jealous
Proud
Fond
Confident
Envious
Frightened
Angry
Bored
Dissapointed
Impatient
Satisfied
Pleased
Cross
Fed up
Sorry
Nervous
Crazy
Sure
Depressed
Relaxed
Excited
Mad
something.
She was terrified as Dracula approached her.
Examples:
annoyed/annoying
interested/interesting
excited/exciting
(page 135)
building
The man serving the drinks is a waiter
DESCRIBE PEOPLES FEELINGS IN A PICTURE
You can tell they are enjoying themselves because they are smiling
He seems a bit frightened. Maybe this is the first time hes tried this
She looks very interested in this activity shes concentrating very
hard
PARAPHRASE (use these phrases to describe words you dont know)
Its something you fry food in (frying pan)
Its a kind of container for flowers (a vase)
Its a cupboard for keeping clothes in (a wardrobe)
MAKE GUESSES
It might be summer because some people are wearing sunglasses
Its probably in the country, because
This picture could be in Northern Europe because of the buildings
DESCRIBE POSITION
In the middle of the picture there is a group of people, probably tourists
because
In the background there is a church
Theres a bookshelf next to/near/behind/in front of the door
REMEMBER!
Talk in sentences dont produce lists of items you can see
Organise your description dont describe the same thing more than once
Start with a general idea of the subject of the picture before going into details
Give reasons (related to the picture) for your ideas
Talk about the situation as well as the physical things you can see in the
picture.
Give some personal reaction to the picture
Listen quietly when your partner describes his/her photo dont give help or
comment
Speaking Part 4
Responding to good news
How nice.
Wow!
Lucky you!
Great!
Brilliant!
/d/ or /t/
Started
Wanted
Depended
Delighted
Excited
painted
Clapped
Talked
Bored
Happened
Robbed
Relaxed
Expressions used in a
letter
Beginning
End
Dear George
Thanks for your letter
This is just a quick letter to say
It was great to hear from you
Hi Lisa
Sorry, Ive taken so long to write
back
Lots of love
All the best
Dont forget to write soon
Well, thats all for now
Give my love to everyone
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I never get tired of going to the cinema