Verbs on Advertisment

Learning Verbs on the Advertising Materials: Lesson 1

Rules and tasks by Alex Gazaryan and Valery Pushkova

• something (such as a written notice) that is shown or presented to the public to help sell a product or to make an announcement (c) Britannica Dictionary

​What is an "advertisment"?

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Verbs we are going to learn today:

1. To get

2. To enjoy

3. To forget

4. To taste

5. To buy

2nd group for reading aloud:

1. To drink

2. To eat

3. To think

4. To move

5. To miss

1st group for reading aloud:

to fail to do or experience something, often something planned or expected, or to avoid doing or experiencing something

To miss -

to put or take food into the mouth, chew it (= crush it with the teeth), and swallow it

To eat -

(an amount of) liquid that is taken into the body through the mouth

To drink -

to (cause to) change position / to go to a different place to live or work

To move -

to believe something or have an opinion or idea

To think -

to obtain, buy, or earn something

To get -

to get pleasure from something

To enjoy -

to get something by paying money for it

To buy -

the flavour of something, or the ability of a person or animal to recognize different flavours

To taste -

to be unable to remember a fact, something that happened, or how to do something

To forget -

​Answer some questions:

1. What is the advertisment like in your hometown / country?

2. What do you like to eat?

3. What do you prefer to drink?

4. What are some things that you want to forget? Explain why.

5. What is the most expensive thing you have bought?

6. What activities do you usually enjoy doing?

7. Think a bit about people or things that you are missing. Do you want to get them back? Or do you need to move from them as far as you can?
   

Multiple Choice

Question 1: What does the verb "to eat" mean?

• Drinking water
• Consuming food through the mouth
• Running a marathon
• Reading a book

Multiple Choice

Question 2: What does the verb "to enjoy" mean?

• to dislike or hate
• to ignore or neglect
• to take pleasure or satisfaction in something
• to suffer or endure

Multiple Choice

Question 3: What does the verb "to taste" mean?

• To get something that suits your personal preference or liking

• To add an ingredient based on someone else's preference
• To add an ingredient in a specific measurement
• To add an ingredient without any consideration for flavor

Multiple Choice

Question 4: What does the verb "to buy" mean?

• Give something away for free
• Forget to bring something with you
• Acquire something by paying for it
• Sell something without receiving payment

Multiple Choice

Question 5: What does the verb "to drink" mean?

• Absorbing a liquid through the skin
• Consuming a liquid through the mouth
• Inhaling a gas through the mouth
• Eating a solid through the mouth

Multiple Choice

Question 6: What does the verb "to think" mean?

• To run a marathon
• To use one's mind to form or have an opinion, to consider or ponder about something.
• To cook a meal
• To dance with a partner

Multiple Choice

Question 7: What does the verb "to move" mean?

• to change position or location
• to sleep
• to eat
• to stay still

Multiple Choice

Question 8: What does the verb "to miss" mean?

• to fail to hit, reach, or come into contact with something
• to ignore or disregard something
• to feel happy and content
• to succeed in hitting the target

Multiple Choice

Question 9: What does the verb "to get" mean?

• to ignore or disregard something
• to understand or comprehend something
• to lose or give away something
• to obtain, acquire, or receive something

Multiple Choice

Question 10: What does the verb "to forget" mean?

• to remember
• fail to remember
• to memorize
• to recall

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Learning Verbs on the Advertising Materials: Lesson 1

Rules and tasks by Alex Gazaryan and Valery Pushkova