UNIT 1 - FRIENDS - SALLY TILELLI
Slides in this set (13)
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- Let's talk, shall we?
- FRIENDS!!!
- Have you got many friends?
- Who are your best friends?
- What are they like?
- Do you still see them?
- F.R.I.E.N.D.S - Opening Season 1 (Embed)
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- Caption: then...
- Caption: now...
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Reading and learning vocabulary...

- Two expressions that mean "we've liked one another immediately"
- An expression that means "we had similar interests"
- An expression that means "we enjoyed one another's company"
- An expression that means "we got to know one another very well"
- An expression that means "we argued"
- Two expressions that mean "we became more distant from one another"
- An expression that means "I know I can count on her when I need a friend"
- Caption: Text to be sent - Whatsapp, skype or email
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Using the expressions to summarize...
- Tina and Will hit ______________ immediately when they first met. Actually, they clicked ____________________.
- They became __________________ and got ________________ together. They had a lot __________________.
- Now they've gone their_____________________. They've drifted ____________.
- They haven't fallen ________________ or anything.
- Actually, they say that they will always ________________ for one another.
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- Tina and Will hit __ it off ____ immediately when they first met. Actually, they clicked __ straightaway _____.
- They became __close friends __ and got _on well __ together. They had a lot __in common __.
- Now they've gone their__separate ways __ . They've drifted _apart __.
- They haven't fallen _ apart __ or anything.
- Actually, they say that they will always __ be there __ for one another.
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Now tell us your story... (use the vocab!)
- How did you meet your best friend? Did you click straightaway? Did you hit it off immediately? Talk about it.
- Did (do) you have a lot in common? What, for example? or How different were you?
- What was the relationship like? Did (do) you get on well together?
- Did you soon become close friends? How did it happen?
- Did you ever fall out when you studied (worked) together? In what circumstances?
- Did you ever go separate ways? What happened?
- Did you drift apart? Why do you think it happened?
- Do you think this friend will be there for you when you need? What does that mean?
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CD # 2 - Inside Out Intermediate

- Caption: Jade Jagger & Mick Jagger
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CD # 2 - Listen and write the questions:
- I was born in London, but I've got dual nationality because my mother's from Nicaragua.
- No, I'm living in Ibiza now.
- Not long. I moved from London with my two daughters, Assisi and Amba, about six months ago.
- Yeah, very happy. We love the outdoor life. Also, my mother's a Spanish speaker and I feel more comfortable in a Latin country.
- Yeah, I've made lots of new friends here. A few English, but my two best friends are Argentinian and Spanish.
- I'm a painter, but I've recently started a jewelry business with a friend, and that takes up most of my time. I also do some modelling when I need the cash!
- Well, with a business and two young children I don't have much free time, but I love reading and listening to music.
- All sorts: pop music and classical.
- No, never, but don't tell my father.
- Not very often. My mother's in New York and my father's often on tour. But we all love big family get-togethers.
- That's a difficult question because I've been to so many amazing places, but I think Brazil is my favorite. The children love it there too.
- I think my father chose it: my mother want
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- Where were you born?
- Do you still live in London?
- How Long have you been there?
- Are you happy there?
- Have you made any new friends?
- What do you do for a living?
- What do you do in your free time?
- What sort of music do you like?
- Do you ever listen to the Rolling Stones?
- How often do you see your parents?
- What's your favorite place in the world?
- Who chose your name?
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A bit of grammar: "Types of Questions"
- Who chose your name?
- My father did
- versus
- What name did your father choose?
- Jade
- The rescue team saved the boy.
- Subject question: we want to know the subject, or the person responsible for the action:
- Who saved the boy? (the order does not change!)
- Object question: we want to know the object, or the person who "suffered" the action:
- Who did the rescue team save? (the order changes!)
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- Object+&+Subject+Questions (application/pdf)
- Caption: extra material to be sent!
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- The Brand New Heavies - You've Got A Friend (Radio Version) (Embed)
- YOU'VE GOT A FRIEND (Lyrics) - The Brand New Heavies (Embed)
- Caption: PDF: LYRICS AND SOUNDS
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- When you’re down
- 2) And you need
- 3) And nothing, no,
- 4) Close your eyes
- 5) Oh, and soon
- 6) To brighten up
- Chorus 1) You just call
- 2) And you know
- 3) I’ll come running
- 4) Don’t you know that
- 5) All you’ve got to do
- 6) And I’ll be there,
- 7) You’ve got
- Verse 2 1) Ain’t it good to know
- 2) People can
- 3) They’ll hurt you
- 4) Take your very soul
- 5) So, don’t
- When you’re down
- 2) And you need
- 3) And nothing, no,
- 4) Close your eyes
- 5) Oh, and soon
- 6) To brighten up
- Chorus 1) You just call
- 2) And you know
- 3) I’ll come running
- 4) Don’t you know that
- 5) All you’ve got to do
- 6) And I’ll be there,
- 7) You’ve got
- Verse 2 1) Ain’t it good to know
- 2) People can
- 3) They’ll hurt you
- 4) Take your very soul
- 5) So, don’t
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- FRIENDS - VOCABULARY AND EXPRESSIONS - OBJECT & SUBJECT QUESTIONS RESOURCES: INSIDE OUT INTERMEDIATE (MacMillan Heinemann)
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- Sally Tilelli
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