Lead-in

  • What do you do every morning?
  • What do you do in the evening?
  • What time do you do these things below?

Presentation

Pre

  • What do you think about online dating?

Top Down

  • Read the text. What kind of text is it?
  • An advertisement about dating
  • An online dating profile
  • An online post about traveling
  • An advertisement
  • An online dating profile
  • An online post about cars

Hi, I am Joshua, 26. Here I am on the beach. I love the beach, even during the winter! Obviously, I don’t want to jump in the water and go swimming, It’s just always nice to be on the beach.

Being here reminds me of my family in Brazil. I love them very much! My brother loves going to the beach too but I don’t think he likes the cold. I miss him a lot and I’m sure he misses me too!

I really like to ride my bike on the weekends here. When I’m not out, watching movies is a great option. I love watching series. 

I want a partner who wants to do these things with me. Is it you?

Bottom Up

  • True or False?
  1. Joshua doesn’t like the beach.
  2. He doesn’t want to go swimming.
  3. He loves his family.
  4. Joshua’s brother misses him.
  5. He likes watching movies but not series.
  1. Joshua doesn’t like the beach. False
  2. He doesn’t want to go swimming. True
  3. He loves his family. True
  4. Joshua’s brother misses him. True
  5. He likes watching movies but not series. False

Post

  • What makes him interesting?
  • Do you think he can find someone to date with this profile?
  • What do you think is important to include in an online dating profile?

Target Language

Subject Pronouns

  • I like John.
  • You like me.
  • He loves John.
  • She doesn’t like Jane.
  • It‘s a self-portrait.
  • We love our family.
  • You like Anny.
  • They hate Peter.

Object Pronouns

  • Dave likes me.
  • I like you.
  • Anny loves her.
  • John doesn’t like him.
  • Peter loves it.
  • They love us.
  • He likes you.
  • She hates them.

Verbs as the Subject

[Verb + ing] + Verb

  • Going out on a date is scary.
  • Driving fast is dangerous.
  • Riding a bike is fun.
  • Playing video games is relaxing.
  • Reading a book is boring.

Verbs as the Object

Subject + Verb + [Verb + ing]

  • I like fishing.
  • She loves watching cartoons
  • He likes working.
  • They hate brushing their teeth.
  • Danny dislikes going to work.

Pro tip: These verbs also work with “to + verb”.

Example: I like to fish. She loves to watch cartoons. etc.

Controlled Practice

  • Modify the sentences using only pronouns. Follow the examples given.
  • I like Carol. > She likes me.
  • John likes Bob and Mary. > They like him.
  • John doesn’t like Carol. > She doesn’t like him.
  • I don’t like Carol. > She doesn’t like me.
  1. I like Daniel. > He likes …
  2. He likes Susana. > She …
  3. Mike and Bob like us. > We …
  4. You like Jane and Austin. > They …
  5. Daniel likes Mary. > She …
  1. Howard and I don’t like John. >
  2. They don’t like Mary. >
  3. We don’t like him. >
  4. John doesn’t like Susana or Jill. >
  5. Jessica doesn’t like us. >
  1. I like Daniel. > He likes me.
  2. He likes Susana. > She likes him.
  3. Mike and Bob like us. > We like them.
  4. You like Jane and Austin. > They like you.
  5. Daniel likes Mary. > She likes him.
  1. Howard and I don’t like John.. > He doesn’t like us.
  2. They don’t like Mary. > She doesn’t like them.
  3. We don’t like him. > He doesn’t like us.
  4. John doesn’t like Susana or Jill. > They don’t like him.
  5. Jessica doesn’t like us. > We don’t like him.
  • Use the prompts to make sentences.
  1. I – like – sing
  2. She – love – brush her teeth
  3. run – be – relax
  4. have breakfast – afternoon – strange
  5. They – hate – get dressed
  1. Sing – shower – fun
  2. He – like – have – shower
  3. Relax – be – important
  4. Have lunch – be – fundamental
  5. We – not like – do – exercise
  1. I like singing.
  2. She loves brushing her teeth.
  3. Running is relaxing.
  4. Having breakfast in the afternoon is strange.
  5. They hate getting dressed.
  1. Singing in the shower is fun.
  2. He likes having a shower.
  3. Relaxing is important.
  4. Having lunch is fundamental.
  5. We don’t like doing exercise.

Freer Practice

Verbs as the Subject

  • Having a shower is ____.
  • ____ is relaxing.

Verbs as the Object

  • I like ____.
  • I don’t like ____.

Production

  • Replace the words in blue and green to make questions.
    • What do you think about studying?
      • I think studying is boring.
    • What is fun for you?
      • I think hanging out with friends is fun.

Homework

Complete the table of subject and object pronouns.

Subject Pronouns

  • I like John.
  • ___ like me.
  • He loves John.
  • She doesn’t like Jane.
  • ___‘s a self-portrait.
  • We love our family.
  • ___ like Anny.
  • ___ hate Peter.

Object Pronouns

  • Dave likes ___.
  • I like you.
  • Anny loves ___.
  • John doesn’t like ___.
  • Peter loves it.
  • They love ___.
  • He likes you.
  • She hates them.

Subject Pronouns

  • I like John.
  • You like me.
  • He loves John.
  • She doesn’t like Jane.
  • It‘s a self-portrait.
  • We love our family.
  • You like Anny.
  • They hate Peter.

Object Pronouns

  • Dave likes me.
  • I like you.
  • Anny loves him.
  • John doesn’t like her.
  • Peter loves it.
  • They love us.
  • He likes you.
  • She hates them.

Choose the best option to fill in the gaps.

  1. ____ is dangerous.
    a) Surf
    b) Surfing
    c) Surffing
    d) Surfs
  1. She likes to ____.
    a) dance
    b) dancing
    c) dances
    d) danced
  1. She hates ____ scary movies.
    a) watch
    b) watches
    c) watching
    d) watched
  1. We don’t like ____ at night.
    a) work
    b) worked
    c) works
    d) working
  1. ____ is good for you.
    a) Run
    b) Runing
    c) Running
    d) Runs
  1. John ____ from on Fridays.
    a) study
    b) studies
    c) studying
    d) studys
  1. ____ is relaxing for me.

    a) Swimming
    b) Swim
    c) Swam
    d) Swims

  1. I really like to ____.
    a) eat
    b) eats
    c) eating
    d) eatting
  1. ____ is dangerous.
    a) Surf
    b) Surfing
    c) Surffing
    d) Surfs
  1. She likes to ____.
    a) dance
    b) dancing
    c) dances
    d) danced
  1. She hates ____ scary movies.
    a) watch
    b) watches
    c) watching
    d) watched
  1. We don’t like ____ at night.
    a) work
    b) worked
    c) works
    d) working
  1. ____ is good for you.
    a) Run
    b) Runing
    c) Running
    d) Runs
  1. John ____ from on Fridays.
    a) study
    b) studies
    c) studying
    d) studys
  1. ____ is relaxing for me.

    a) Swimming
    b) Swim
    c) Swam
    d) Swims

  1. I really like to ____.
    a) eat
    b) eats
    c) eating
    d) eatting

Write sentences with the words given.

Example: watch TV – relaxing > Watching TV is relaxing.

  1. play guitar – exciting
  2. he – like – study
  3. travel – expensive
  4. they – love – read
  5. meet new people – awesome
  6. I – like – surf
  1. Playing the guitar is exciting.
  2. He likes studying.
  3. Traveling is expensive.
  4. They love reading.
  5. Meeting new people is awesome.
  6. I like surfing.

Fill in the gaps.

Example: I have a great dog. It sleeps all day.

  1. She really likes rock shows. She loves ____.
  2. That shirt is nice but I prefer ____ in red.
  3. That man is very handsome. Do you know ____?
  4. We don’t know what to do. Can you help ____?
  5. You are the best. I love ____.
  1. She really likes rock shows. She loves them.
  2. That shirt is nice but I prefer it in red.
  3. That man is very handsome. Do you know him?
  4. We don’t know what to do. Can you help us?
  5. You are the best. I love you.

What’s wrong with these sentences?

Example: Its amazing. > It’s amazing.

  1. Ride a bike is fun!
  2. I love she.
  3. We love go out.
  4. John is in love to her.
  5. Swim is relaxing.
  1. Riding a bike is fun!
  2. I love her.
  3. We love going out.
  4. John is in love with her.
  5. Swimming is relaxing.

Writing

Write a post for social media using the target language from the lesson.