Expressing Feelings and Needs

The video tutorial introduces students to expressing feelings, needs, and attitudes. It outlines learning objectives, such as identifying and applying expressions, responding to statements, and creating dialogues. The tutorial covers vocabulary for expressing emotions, needs, and attitudes, and includes practice dialogues to reinforce learning.

What is the primary focus of today's lesson?

• Understanding historical events

• Practicing scientific experiments

• Learning mathematical concepts

• Expressing feelings, needs, and showing attitudes

Which of the following is NOT an example of expressing feelings?

• Hungry

• Nervous

• Sad

• Happy

What is the function of expressing needs?

• To identify and apply expressions of telling feelings

• To show our reaction towards what happened around us

• To create dialogues using expressions of asking and telling feelings

• To let people know and understand what we need in a certain condition

Which sentence structure is used to express needs?

• Subject + need + to + verb1

• Subject + want + to + verb1

• Subject + feel + adjective

• Subject + think + that + clause

What is the function of showing attitudes?

• To let people know and understand what we need

• To show our reaction towards what happened around us

• To create dialogues using expressions of asking and telling feelings

• To identify and apply expressions of telling feelings

Which of the following is an example of showing disagreement?

• Maybe it's wrong

• I completely disagree

• I totally agree

• Let me think for a second

In the dialogue, how did the person feel after passing the driving test?

• Confused

• Sad

• Happy

• Angry

What emotion did the person feel before the driving test?

• Excited

• Nervous

• Relaxed

• Joyful

What was the reason for the person's stress before the driving test?

• They had never driven before

• They built it up in their head

• They didn't study for the test

• They were late for the test

What advice was given to the person who was overwhelmed at work?

• Confront the boss aggressively

• Quit the job immediately

• Take a 10-minute break and then decide what to do

• Ignore the problems and continue working