Mind and body - 2.11

Mind and body - 2.11.

Revision of vocabulary - U4

Questions with vocabulary we covered so far - in the next slides > EXERCISES

Multiple Choice

I had to _____ Sarah ___ _________ ___ ___ _____after she left my car a mess for the third time this week.

• MAKE Sarah's MIND

• GET Sarah A PIECE OF MY MIND

• TAKE Sarah's MIND OFF

• GIVE Sarah A PIECE OF MY MIND

Multiple Choice

"TO BE IN TWO MINDS" means:

• to know what you want

• to be crazy

• not to be able to decide between two things

• not to feel well

Multiple Choice

Playing video games after work helps me to___________ my work for a while—and sometimes that's when I get my best ideas.

• take my mind off

• go out of my mind

• make up my mind

• go out of my mind

Multiple Choice

"TO GO OUT OF MY MIND" means:

• to be very happy

• not be able to focus

• to go crazy / worried over something

• to think about something very much

Multiple Choice

Match the picture to the word: "BALDNESS

Multiple Select

WHICH ADJECTIVES USE THE -ION ENDING TO CREATE A NOUN

• OBESE

• IMPERFECT

• DISABLED

• ADDICTIVE

• AGGRESSIVE

Fill in the Blank

Does human activity _______ the planet to warm up?

"Just fighting for a higher _________," Jule said with a smile.

Fill in the Blank

I'm sorry I have become a ______________to you.

I will not _________you with my problems

HABITS - used to + would = difference?

USED TO

• repeated action + habit in the past = We used to spend time with my grandmother

• states in the past = We used to live in Paris. Now we live in Prague

WOULD

• repeated actions and habits in the past ONLY = We would spend time with my grandmother

• !NO! We would live in Paris > states in the past > !NO WOULD!

Multiple Choice

We would play soccer + We used to play soccer = BOTH CORRECT?

• Correct

• False

Multiple Choice

We would be happy / We used to be happy = BOTH CORRECT?

• Correct

• False

PAST SIMPLE FOR HABITUAL BEHAVIOUR

• repeated past action + how long it took: For ten years I was an only child

• states in the past (similar to "used to"): We lived in Paris. Now we live in Prague

Open Ended

Is there a difference in saying: We used to live in Paris and We lived in Paris?

Poll

It is possible to say:

We used to move to Prague in 2010..?

• Yes

• No

WILL and habitual behaviour

• expression of irritation + criticism = He will keep on talking out loud

• describe typical behaviour: We will sometimes eat out in the evening

PRESENT CONTINUOUS

• action (unusual to normal) which is happening around now: I am watching a lot of youtube videos lately.

• She is always yelling at me for no reason = why do we use present continuous?

Open Ended

What are you doing a lot of around this corona time?

= use the present continuous like in the last slide

Test yourself - go to this site and try your skills on habitual behaviour!

https://www.tolearnenglish.com/exercises/exercise-english-2/exercise-english-124780.php