EF2 9B Fearof.net

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Professional Development

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Carolini Simões

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4 Slides • 22 Questions

What are you scared of?

Fearof.net

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Some people with this phobia find it difficult to pass the test. Others are anxious on freeways or certain roads. In extreme cases, people are afraid of being a passenger in a vehicle.

People say that actress Nicole Kidman suffers from this phobia. It is closely linked to a general fear of insects. People with this phobia are afraid of most insects with wings, and they feel nauseous or they panic if they see them.

This phobia is very common in young children, but adults suffer from it, too. Many people are especially afraid of receiving vaccinations or undergoing blood tests.

This fear affects nearly one in every 20 adults. People with this phobia usually avoid tall buildings, skiing, or standing on balconies.

This phobia impacts many people, but women more than men. These people feel very anxious or scared if they are in a noisy place where there are a lot of people, for example, a shopping mall or a sports stadium. They often avoid these kinds of places. Comment

Drag these tiles and drop them in the correct blank above

Fear of Driving

Fear of Butterflies

Fear of Doctors

Fear of Heights

Fear of crowds

Match

Match the comments that were posted on the website of the previous article with the fears.

I am so scared that I haven't been to see one for more than 15 years. I hate thinking about them! I feel the same way about dentists, too.

-Carl.

I have a fear of going over bridges, and on freeways at over 60 mph. I'm OK at 45 mph. I once went over a bridge and I had to stop in the middle — I was really frightened. I haven't driven that way since then, and that was seven years ago.

-Becky

I thought I was the only person that had this fear! I'm OK with the small ones, but I'm terrified of the big ones. I'm OK if they aren't close to me, but as soon as they start flying near me, I run away. I like looking at pictures of them because they can be beautiful, but if they fly towards me, especially towards my face, I panic.

-Mina

I suffer from this phobia, and what works best for me, if I know that l'm going to be in a situation where there'll be a lot of people, is to arrive early. Then other people arrive little by little, and that helps me. The worst thing is walking into a place that is already full of people.

-Simon

I've had this phobia for about 20 years. It started when I was a child, about Six I think. I had a bad
dream where I was in an apartment building high up on a
hill and I almost fell out of the window. I woke up and started crying. I haven't been to any really high places since then. Even if I imagine l'm in a high place, I feel dizzy.
-Keith

Fear of Doctors

Fear of Driving

Fear of Butterflies

Fear of Crowds

Fear of Heights

Audio Response

Do you have or do you know someone that has a phobia?

When and how did it start, do you know?

How does it affect your life or theirs?

Open Audio Recorder

Match

Look at some words from the previous texts. Match them to their menings.

Noun made from the adjective afraid

Adjective that means very afraid

Adjective that means everything is going around in circles

To suddenly feel afraid and not be able to think right

To be badly affected by something

frightened

terrified

dizzy

panic

suffers from

Labelling

Listen to interviews with two women, Julia and Chloe, about their phobias.

Match the answers to the questions.

Drag labels to their correct position on the image

Her mom had to adapt her clothes.

Yes.

6/7 months old

No.

A big spider in her apartment.

Since she was 12.

Sweater with buttons

Spiders

Buttons

It affected her a lot.

Audio Response

Listen again.

What do you find out about their therapy or why they didn't have therapy?

Are their phobias better now?

Open Audio Recorder

Audio Response

Which of the phobias in this lesson do you think is most rational/irrational?

Open Audio Recorder

Multiple Choice

Look at the extracts.

“How long have you had this phobia?”
“I've had it since I was about 12, so for more than 30 years.”

When did she begin to be afraid of spiders?

At about 12 years old.

At about 30 years old.

Multiple Choice

Look at the extracts.

“How long have you had this phobia?”
“I've had it since I was about 12, so for more than 30 years.”

Is she afraid of spiders now?

Yes.

No.

Audio Response

If you want to talk about something that started in the past and is still true now, how do you say it?

Open Audio Recorder

Dropdown

Complete the gaps with for or since.

1990

about 20 years

I was a child

the 4^th of July

then

Dropdown

Complete the gaps with for or since.

8:15

a long time

ages

six months

a few weeks

Present Perfect

Is used to describe something that happened in the past but still has some relation to the present.

Sophia was in a car accident.

She has been in the hospital.
She hasn't gone home.
Her friends have visited her.
She hasn't walked.

FOR and SINCE

They bought the house in 2010.

They live there today (2023).

How long have they lived there?

They have lived there since 2010.

How much time do they live in the same house?

Tells the time it has occurred (starting point).

Says how much time has passed (duration of time).

They have lived there for 13 years.

Open Ended

Listen and write the five sentences that you hear.

You may write them on a piece of paper and upload the picture.

Type response here

Audio Response