-LANGUAGE TO TALK ABOUT

REGRETS, MISTAKES AND BEHAVIOR

-TALK ABOUT PROBLEMS AND GIVE
ADVICE
-READ AN ARTICLE ABOUT A TV SHOW

BREAKING THE RULES

Which example
of rule-breaking
is the worst?
Why?
Can you
give any examples
of rule-breaking?
USE THE FOLLOWING WAYS TO
SAY IT:

• YOU´RE NOT ALLOWED TO… , BUT…

• YOU CAN’T ... , BUT…
• I THINK THE WORST OFFENSE IS…
BECAUSE …
 Which example of
rule-breaking is the
worst?
Why?

Can you find examples of rule-

breaking?
 CAN YOU IDENTIFY THESE OFFENSES?
a. Speeding
HINT: We rarely
WHICH OF
b. Littering
c. Spraying grafitti
HINT: This one
normally
HINT: This one
usually happens
see this one.
Only in
HINT: This one
happens THESE IS THE
d. Vandalizing public property
happens in at convenience WHEREVER e. Shoplifting
demonstra-tions strores
SITRAMSS
maybe…!
there’s a street! MOST SERIOUS?
f. Fare evading
g. Illegal downloading
WHY?
h. Illegal parking

HINT: This one HINT:

HINT: This one
happens very HINT: This is Unfortunately,
happens when
frequently in why some may people in
you leave your
universities. streets have our country do
home and go on
Younger people speed bumps this. It’s
vacation
do it mostly! cultural 
EXERCISE C ON PAGE 110,
IN GROUPS OF 3
 LET’S LISTEN TO TWO FRIENDS HAVING AN
ARGUMENT. CHECK WHICH OF THESE THINGS
NOAH SAYS HE DID OR DIDN’T DO.

• SEE SOMEONE DO SOMETHING WRONG

• INFORM SOMEONE ABOUT AN OFFENSE
• TELL SOMEONE A LIE
• CHEAT ON AN EXAM
• LISTEN TO AN EXPLANATION
 LISTEN TO THE REST OF THE ARGUMENT AND
CHECK WHICH OF THESE THINGS FINN SAYS
NOAH SHOULD OR SHOULDN’T HAVE DONE.

• LISTEN TO AN EXPLANATION
• HURT SOMEONE’S FEELINGS
• ASK TO SEE A BOOK
• ASSUME THAT SOMEONE IS DOING WRONG
• INFORM SOMEONE ABOUT AN OFFENSE
GOOD AND BAD BEHAVIOR
MENTION A TYPE OF GOOD / BAD BEHAVIOR:
• LET’S SEE SOME OTHERS:
• TAKE CARE OF ANIMALS
• HELP AN OLDER PERSON CROSS THE
STREET
• SHOPLIFT
• WORK TOGETHER
• CHEAT ON A TEST
• VANDALIZE PUBLIC PROPERTY
• WASH THE DISHES
• LIE TO A FRIEND
Exercises A and B, p.113

1.Work on your own first.

2. Compare with a partner.
 COLLOCATIONS:
BREAK, TELL, SPREAD
a rule a promise
• BREAK the law
an agreement
gossip
a lie • SPREAD
• TELL a story rumors
the truth
BYE KIDS