Lesson 2 - Hobbies & Interests

hobbies & interests

Adverbs of frequency

ENG2256 Lesson 2

1. Days of the week

2. Vocabulary of hobbies

3. "like + verb -ing"

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Recap on previous lessons...

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Time to get to know each other's eating habits!

Survey time!

Poll

1. Do you have three meals everyday?

• Yes, I have three meals everyday.

  (100%)

• I only eat 1-2 meals a day.

  (50%)

• I don't eat at all.

  (0%)

Poll

2. Do you eat vegetables 🥦 everyday?

• Yes, I eat vegetables everyday.

  (100%)

• I only eat vegetables a few days a week.

  (50%)

• I don't eat vegetables at all.

  (0%)

Poll

3. Do you have breakfast every morning?

• Yes, I have breakfast every morning.

  (100%)

• I only eat breakfast a few days a week.

  (50%)

• No, I don't eat breakfast at all.

  (0%)

Poll

4. Do you drink 8 glasses of water 🚰 everyday?

• Yes, I drink 8 glasses of water everyday.

  (100%)

• I drink only 1-7 glasses of water a day.

  (50%)

• I don't drink water at all.

  (0%)

Thank you for your response! 😘

If you gave all of your answers a 100%,

you are a very healthy person! 💪🏻

• Adverbs of frequency

= another way to express our frequency besides rating it?

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Do you know...

Adverbs of Frequency

1. I always/ usually / often/ occasionally/ seldom go swimming.

2. We never eat vegetables.

Examples:

1. First-person (I/We) or Second-person (You) Subject Pronouns🚶🏻‍♀️ + adverb + main verb + ....

2. First-person (I/We) or Second-person (You) Subject Pronouns🚶🏻‍♀️ + never + main verb + ...

Word Order:

✨ Common scenario:

when the sentence has only one verb

Adverbs of Frequency

1. He always/ usually / often/ occasionally/ seldom goes swimming.

2. She never eats vegetables.

Examples:

1. Third-person Subject Pronouns (He/She/It)🚶🏻‍♀️ + adverb + main verb (- s/es/ies) + ....

2. Third-person Subject Pronouns (He/She/It)🚶🏻‍♀️ + never + main verb (- s/es/ies) + ...

Word Order:

✨ Common scenario:

when the sentence has only one verb

Adverbs of Frequency

​🐻 Exception 1: with verb TO BE,

the adverbs comes after the verb.

a. He is always late.

b. I am never going to dance again.

Examples:

1. Subject + verb TO BE + adverb + main verb

Word Order:

Adverbs of Frequency

a. He has always lived in Hong Kong.

b. I have never been to England.

Examples:

1. Subject + Auxiliary verb + adverb + main verb

Word Order:

​🐻 Exception 2: if the sentence has two verbs,

the adverbs comes before the main verb & after the auxiliary verb.

Adverbs of Frequency

1. I always go to the supermarket on Sundays.

Examples:

1. Subject + adverb + main verb + noun (place) + noun (time).

Word Order:

​🐻 Place is usually mentioned before the time...

Music Time!

Let's listen to a song together!

• https://youtu.be/R_GYAs2v1Ac

Adverbial Song - Adverbs of Frequency

​Follow the teacher's instructions and try to finish the song on the worksheet!

• https://youtu.be/R_GYAs2v1Ac

Adverbial Song - Adverbs of Frequency

Let's watch the video and check the answers together!

• https://youtu.be/R_GYAs2v1Ac

Adverbial Song - Adverbs of Frequency

Have you got all the answers correct?

Now, let's sing along to the song together!

Role-play activity

Let's role-play Jane and Andy using the information in the timetable on your worksheet!

Before we begin...

Do you still remember the days of the week?

Before we begin...

What if...we add "-s" to them?

Before we begin...

What if...we add "-s" to them?

​= On every or almost every Monday/ Tuesday/ Wednesday ...

Lesson review

Fill in the Blanks

Multiple Choice

1. Do you have three meals a day?

• Yes, do.

• Yes, always they do.

• Yes, they always do.

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Today, we have learned...

the Adverbs of Frequency

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Excellent!

Thank you!