SWIPE

/swaɪp/

to move your finger over the screen of a mobile phone or tablet in order to
move onto the next page, choose something, etc.:
 Get on
/ɡet ɒn/

to have a good relationship or deal successfully with a situation

 TASTE
/teɪst/

a person's approval of and liking for particular things

Listening

Listen to Elspbeth Gordon, a journalist talking

about a dating experiment. Answer the
questions.
https://forms.gle/Vh9ZXDqVhTAiiAif6
You look at the photos and swipe. He lives in Dublin

We use the present simple for things we do every day / week / year.
We use it for things which are generally true or always happen.
You look at the photos and swipe. He lives in Dublin

I/you/we/they He/she/it
My parents don’t live near here. It doesn’t rain here.

We use don’t / doesn’t in negative sentences

Do you speak French? Does he like pop music?

We use do/ does in questions.

 ACTIVITY IN
CLASS
Put the words in the correct
order.
https://
forms.gle/EAGMcB147ZBJmree9
 ACTIVITY IN
CLASS
Transform the sentence into a third-person sentence.

example:

I need a new partner

He needs a new partner.

https://forms.gle/ahnvkEmkXc3jcbbZA
In pairs, ask and answer the following questions:

- How do people meet people to date these days?

- Do you use any dating apps?
- What is your idea of a great first date?
- Do you think a member of your family could choose a good date for
you?
- Do you think that you could choose one for them?
LOOK AT THESE SENTENCES: