activities (a live sport match)

Activities:

- Part 1: TV programs

- Part 2+3: a live sport match

Part 1

TV programs

Collocation/Vocabulary

- a couch potato: a person who spends little or no time exercising and a great deal of time watching television

- an avid watcher: someone who is extremely eager or interested in watching TV

- get some sets of clothes on fleek: get some sets of clothes on fashion

- bore me out: to make me feel bored

- take a toll on: to have a serious, bad effect on someone or something

Collocation/Vocabulary

- lighthearted: amusing and entertaining

- have a discussion: discuss

- carry on outside jokes: take phrases from movies to say as a joke

Multiple Choice

Q: Do you often watch programs on the TV or on the cell phone?

A: Frankly speaking, I am a couch ..........; therefore, I spend most of my time lying on bed and watching some news with some snacks. Besides, I also believe it is convenient to get news on phone rather than watching TV in my room. Most of these programmes are also free, so I’m thinking of cutting the cord to just watch these programs exclusively on my personal devices

• potato

• tomato

Open Ended

Do you often watch programs on the TV or on the cell phone?

Multiple Choice

Q: What kind of TV program do you like?

A: Honestly, I am really keen on talent shows, specifically the super brain. I think what mainly makes it interesting is the lesson from each espisode. In addition, I'm also an avid watcher of fashion programs as it helps me to get some sets of clothes on ...........

• fleak

• fleek

• flick

Open Ended

What kind of TV program do you like?

Open Ended

Do you like watching the same kind of program all the time?

Multiple Choice

Q: Do you talk with your friends about the program you watched?

A: Yes, absolutely. After watching a program or a movie, i usually have a discussion with my mates. We often watch together, discuss about the meaning and carry on .......... jokes from quotes from the film later on. It is really fun!

• outside

• inside

Open Ended

Do you talk with your friends about the program you watched?

Part 2

a live sport match

Collocation/vocabulary

- play a crucial role: important

- a stone's thrown away: near

- charity match: a match that spend its money donating something

- collect funds = donate for

- animated vibe: full of interest and energy

- gone down: decrease

- changed the tactics: change a planned way of doing something

Collocation/vocabulary

- score one more goal: to win or get a point

- a margin of: the amount by which one thing is different from another

- deep into: to like/love sth

- pay off: If something you have done pays off, it is successful

Open Ended

What it was? + when it was?

Multiple Choice

Q: What it was like?

A: When I came there, I was really amazed with the animated vibe there. The experience was really unbeatable like riding a roller coaster. The match was really harsh. My team started the game with full energy, but the spirit was soon gone .......... by the loss of 2 goals in the first 45 minutes. Luckily, the coach found the mistakes of kickers and changed the tactics in break time. When it came to the second half of the match, we play with high spirit again. As a result, the payoff for our effort was a goal in 88th minutes. However, the remaining time was not enough for us to score one more goal and at last, we lost by a margin of one goal

• down

• up

• ahead

Open Ended

What it was like?

Open Ended

How you felt?

Part 3

a live sport event

Collocation/vocabulary

- extraordinary experience: special experience

- sense of animation = animated vibe

- cost an arm and a leg: expensive

- roaring with the crowd: shouting

- break the monotony: get out of boring lifestyle

- getting an autograph: getting a signature

- die hard fans: someone who shows loyalty towards their favourite team,band etc even if they're losing or not in their best phase

Collocation/vocabulary

- come close to: almost achieve or do/nearly

- huge following: many followers

- standing against: to oppose someone or something, especially in a brave or determined way

- get the job: have a job

- handle and deal with difficulties: be calm down and find a solution

- break the rules: not to obey the rules

Open Ended

Do you prefer to watch live sports or watch it on TV?

Open Ended

Why do some people like to watch live sports?

Open Ended

What kinds of sports do people like to watch?

Open Ended

Do you think competition is good for students?

Multiple Choice

Level of satisfaction with the lecture:

• 1/5

• 2/5

• 3/5

• 4/5

• 5/5

Open Ended

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