Understanding Expressions for Preferences

What is the main goal of this lesson?

• To improve writing skills

• To practice grammar rules

• To add variety to English expressions

• To learn Spanish phrases

Which expression would you use to show that an activity is perfect for you?

• It's not my cup of tea

• I'm on the fence

• I'd rather watch paint dry

• It's right up my street

What does the phrase 'I'll be there with bells on' imply?

• You dislike the event

• You will arrive late

• You are unsure about attending

• You are very enthusiastic about attending

Which expression indicates a strong dislike for an activity?

• It doesn't do it for me

• It's definitely on my list

• You might be able to push me

• Why not?

What does 'I'd rather watch paint dry' suggest about someone's interest?

• They are excited

• They are very interested

• They are indifferent

• They find it extremely boring

Which phrase would you use if you are undecided about an activity?

• It's not my cup of tea

• I'm on the fence

• It's right up my street

• I'll be there with bells on

What does 'You might be able to push me' imply?

• You are completely against the idea

• You need more persuasion

• You are very eager

• You have already decided

Which expression would you use to show willingness to try something new?

• I'll try anything once

• It's not my cup of tea

• I'd rather watch paint dry

• It's definitely on my list

What does the phrase 'I suppose it won't do any harm' suggest?

• You are excited about the idea

• You strongly dislike the idea

• You are indifferent but willing

• You are enthusiastic

What is the purpose of the quiz at the end of the lesson?

• To test grammar skills

• To learn new vocabulary

• To practice writing

• To reinforce the lesson concepts