Feel

Lead-in

  • What makes you feel good?
  • What makes you feel bad?

Presentation

Pre

  • How do you feel now?
    • I am feeling …
  • Do you know someone who always feels happy? Who?
    • I have a friend who is always happy. His / Her name is …
    • No, I don’t. 

Top Down

  • How does Juan Pablo describes his brothers? Read the text and find out!
  • What does Juan Pablo like to do?
  • What are his brothers’ jobs?
  • What do you think about Isac?
  • What about Alexander?
  • He likes to go dancing, go surfing and go to the gym every day.
  • Isac’s is an accountant, and Alexander is a kindergarten teacher.
  • I think Isac is….
  • I think Alexander is…

Hi, My name is Juan Pablo. I am 34 years old. People say that I am a very happy person! I like to go dancing, go surfing and go to the gym every day. My life is very busy. I live with my two brothers, Isac and Alexander.

Isac is a shy person, so he does not like to talk to anybody. He is an accountant, and sometimes he is so angry at his job that he wants to quit every other week. Isac is not a bad person. He is stressed about everything.

Alexander is the opposite. He is a calm and relaxing person. He can talk about any subject for hours. He likes doing yoga and meditation and work as a kindergarten teacher. He is not a sad man, he is a joyful and peaceful one.

Bottom Up

  • True or False?

Example: Juan Pablo is 34 years old. True

  1. Juan Pablo likes to go to the gym every day.
  2. Isac doesn’t like his job as a lawyer.
  3. Juan Pablo has a lot of free time.
  4. Alexander can’t talk about any subject for hours.
  5. Isac is stressed about everything.
  1. Juan Pablo likes to go to the gym every day. True
  2. Isac doesn’t like his job as a lawyer. False
  3. Juan Pablo has a lot of free time. False
  4. Alexander can’t talk about any subject for hours. False
  5. Isac is stressed about everything. True

Post

  • Do you think you are a shy person?
    • Yes, I do.
    • No, I don’t.
  • Do you think you are a stressed person?
    • Yes, I do.
    • No, I don’t.

Target Language

Present Simple with verb Be

Affirmative

Subject + Verb Be + Adjective

  • I am very angry at you!
  • You are so hungry right now.
  • We are sad about this movie.
  • They are feeling good about their work.
  • He / She / It is sick, we have to buy some medication.

Negative

Subject + Verb Be + Not + Adjective

  • I am not a bad person.
  • You aren’t good at math.
  • We are not hungry, we can lunch later.
  • They aren’t sad, they are crying out of joy.
  • He / She / It isn’t angry, it’s just a phase.

Interrogative

Verb Be + Subject + Adjective

  • Am I bad at this game?
  • Are you sad with me?
  • Are we angry about this?
  • Are they feeling sick?
  • Is he / she / it hungry?

Controlled Practice

  • Complete the gaps with the present simple, the verb to be and the words in brackets.

Example: I ______ at you (Angry / Negative) > I am not angry at you

  1. My mom ______ too. (Hungry / Positive)
  2. I ______ at English. (Good / Positive)
  3. ______ he ______ at Math? (Bad / Interrogative)
  4. They ______ today. (Sad / Negative)
  5. We ______ again. (Sick / Negative)
  1. My mom is hungry too.
  2. I am good at English.
  3. Is he bad at Math?
  4. They aren’t sad today.
  5. We aren’t sick again.

Freer Practice

  • Answer the questions below:

1. Are you hungry now?
2. Is your father sick?
3. Are you good in History?

4. Is your best friend bad at Math?
5. Are you sad today?
6. Is someone angry at you?

Production

  • Use the vocabulary from the Target Language to complete the question. Then, answer it.

HUNGRY – ANGRY – SAD – SICK – HAPPY – GOOD – BAD

    • What makes you feel happy?

Homework

Write the adjectives according to the pictures.

Choose the best option to complete the sentences.

Example: They are / is good at math. > They are good at math.

  1. Dani and I am / are at the mall.
  2. Mary is / am not sure about this.
  3. Why is / are we going this way?
  4. He am / is a bad person.
  5. Tom and Brady is / are here.
  1. Dani and I am / are at the mall.
  2. Mary is / am not sure about this.
  3. Why is / are we going this way?
  4. He am / is a bad person.
  5. Tom and Brady is / are here.

Change the sentences into questions.

Example: You are happy. > Are you happy?

  1. She is sick today.
  2. They are sad because they lost the game.
  3. He isn’t angry because he can’t go to the movies tomorrow.
  4. I am bad at geography.
  5. You are angry with me.
  1. Is she sick today?
  2. Are they sad because they lost the game?
  3. Isn’t he angry because he can’t go to the movies tomorrow?
  4. Am I bad at geography?
  5. Are you angry with me?

Fill in the gaps with the correct form of the Verb BE.

Example: She ______ mad. > She is mad.

  1. Cecília and I ______ at school.
  2. She ______ happy but Henrique and Chris ______ angry.
  3. It ______ perfect the way it ______.
  4. ______ you ok?!
  5. Resident evil ______ not a game for children.
  1. Cecília and I are at school.
  2. She is happy but Henrique and Chris are angry.
  3. It is perfect the way it is.
  4. Are you ok?!
  5. Resident evil is not a game for children.

Correct the sentences.

Example: You is wrong! > You are wrong!

  1. They’s at work right now.
  2. Fernanda are really sad!
  3. The chair is in the right place?
  4. I isn’t happy about it.
  5. Who am you?
  1. They’re at work right now.
  2. Fernanda is really sad!
  3. Is the chair in the right place?
  4. I am not happy about it.
  5. Who are you?

Writing

Write a short text about you and your family.

Example: I am always angry, but my mother is happy. (…)