Lead-In
Describe your (best) friend’s personality using three adjectives. Be sure to give details.
My best friend is really confident. Whenever she performs on stage, she knows exactly what to do, even when she forgets her lines! She’s also ...
Vocabulary
- naughty – üleannetu
- nervous – närviline
- original – originaalne
- peaceful – rahulik
- pleased – rahul
- quiet – vaikne
- relaxed – pingevaba, lõdvestunud
- restless – rahutu, püsimatu
- rude – tahumatu
- sad – kurb
- scared – ehmunud
- selfish – isekas
- sensible – mõistlik
- sleepy – unine
- surprised – üllatunud
- suspicious – kahtlustav; kahtlase käitumisega vms
- terrified – kohkunud
- thankful –tänulik
- tired – väsinud
- unfriendly – ebasõbralik
- unhappy – õnnetu
- unreliable – ebausaldusväärne
- useful – kasulik
- useless – kasutu
- violent – vägivaldne
- weak – nõrk
- wise – tark
- worried – murelik, mures
Let’s Practise!
- You look so . Why don’t you get some rest?
- It’s a bit to answer questions with just yes or no.
- I don’t like people – they often let you down by not keeping their word.
- Brian looked really , as if he had been hiding something from us.
- You won’t believe how Lily was at the theatre – she was poking people around her with her finger!
- Unlike me, my parents aren’t of spiders and snakes.
Conversation 1:
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Conversation 3:
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Conversation 4:
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- pleased
- quiet
- scared
- thankful
- sad
- useful
- satisfied
- silent
- frightened
- grateful
- unhappy
- beneficial
- After today’s PE lesson, we were too td to even walk.
- Don’t be so uy – at least say hello.
- By the time we had driven half of the distance, my little brother became rs and asked over and over, “Are we there yet?”.
- I like how rd I feel every time I am in the countryside.
- I can’t believe you trusted Andrew with our secret! He is totally ue.
- When I don’t have anything to do, I feel .
- When , I get impatient.
- I feel joyful when .
- When I have done something wrong, I’m .
- I’m not jealous when .
- When I hang out with my friend(s), I feel .
Time to Talk
Pairwork 1
A. How would you feel in the following situations? Tell your partner in English. Switch roles.
B. How would you not feel in the situations from A? Tell your partner in English. Switch roles.
Pairwork 2
What would you say in the situations from Pairwork 1? Come up with a sentence so that your partner guesses which situation you are referring to. Switch roles.
Thank you so much! I couldn’t have done this without your help!
That’s number 12.
Pairwork 3
You and your partner want to be supportive. Ask each other questions using the words from the boxes and come up with appropriate answers.
What do you say when your
friend
mum
teacher
little sister
is
sad?
angry?
scared?
tired?
Add your own examples.
Cheer up![explanation: Cheer up! [tʃɪə(r) ʌp] – Pea püsti!] It’s not the end of the world!
Let’s have some tea.
