Read the dialogue and complete it with the words from the box Stage aim: to organise semi-controlled practice of the target grammar. Exercise 1: Recommend the student to read the options first. Ask the student if they have ever been on or set up a blind date. Exercise 2: If the student has difficulties, draw their attention to the auxiliaries. Look at the picture. Tom and Ann are on a blind date. What do you think they are discussing? Let's check your ideas. Tom and Ann Oh, I'm not. So do I. Oh, I don't. So do I. So do I. Neither do I. Tom Ann Do you like sport? I'm a big fan of football. I'm not keen on sport. Tastes differ. What do you usually do when you have free time? I like watching films. I like horror films. They usually frighten me to death. But I like watching fantasy films. They help me relax after a hard working day. By the way, I work as a surgeon. Really? To tell the truth, I don't like this bar at all. Let's go for a walk. That's a great idea. Tick the statements you agree with. Explain your choice: Blind dates are great. It's a good opportunity to meet a future partner. Blind dates are always a disaster. No one should go on them. Blind dates are perfect for people with a busy lifestyle. Other people often know us better than we know ourselves so they can find us a good partner. Everyone should try blind dating, even if you don't find your future partner. You may have a great time. Match the sentences with the correct responses Let's see what Tom and Ann discussed while taking a walk. I'm not a big fan of the Harry Potter books. I'm crazy about the Sherlock TV series. I don't read modern detective stories. I really like reading classic books. I didn't like Avengers: Infinity War much. I enjoyed watching Star Wars: Episode VIII. So did I. So do I. Neither did I. Neither do I. So am I. Neither am I.
Задание

Read the dialogue and complete it with the words from the box

Stage aim: to organise semi-controlled practice of the target grammar.

Exercise 1:

  • Recommend the student to read the options first.
  • Ask the student if they have ever been on or set up a blind date.

Exercise 2:

  • If the student has difficulties, draw their attention to the auxiliaries.

Look at the picture. Tom and Ann are on a blind date. What do you think they are discussing? Let's check your ideas.

Tom and Ann

  • Oh, I'm not.
  • So do I.
  • Oh, I don't.
  • So do I.
  • So do I.
  • Neither do I.

TomAnnDo you like sport? I'm a big fan of football.[ ] I'm not keen on sport.Tastes differ. What do you usually do when you have free time?I like watching films.[ ] I like horror films. [ ] They usually frighten me to death. But I like watching fantasy films.[ ] They help me relax after a hard working day. By the way, I work as a surgeon.Really? [ ] To tell the truth, I don't like this bar at all.[ ] Let's go for a walk.That's a great idea.
Tick the statements you agree with. Explain your choice:

  • Blind dates are great. It's a good opportunity to meet a future partner.
  • Blind dates are always a disaster. No one should go on them.
  • Blind dates are perfect for people with a busy lifestyle.
  • Other people often know us better than we know ourselves so they can find us a good partner.
  • Everyone should try blind dating, even if you don't find your future partner. You may have a great time.

Match the sentences with the correct responses

Let's see what Tom and Ann discussed while taking a walk.

I enjoyed watching . So do I.
I didn't like much. Neither am I.
I don't read modern detective stories. So am I.
I'm not a big fan of the books. Neither did I.
I'm crazy about the TV series. So did I.
I really like reading classic books. Neither do I.