Курс видеоуроков английского языка мистера Данкана

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TASK1. THINK ABOUT THESE QUESTIONS.
ANSWER THE QUESTIONS.

1.Where is the Wrekin situated?
2.What is the local legend told about?
3.What can be found here?
4.What is this piece of shaped stone called?
TASK 2. THINK ABOUT THESE QUESTIONS.
ANSWER THE QUESTIONS.
5.What is often caused by stress?
6.What can your mood be affected?
7.Are there many idioms for feeling happy and sad? What are they?
8.What many different things around us can change the way we feel?
9.How can we get out of the mood?
TASK 3. MATCH A PHRASE IN LIST A WITH WORDS IN LIST B.
1.“Happy as Larry” A) To feel sad and gloomy
2. “Jump for Joy” B) A cheerful person
3. “Smile from Ear to Ear” C) To show your happiness
4. “Happy go Lucky” D) A happy face
5.“On Top of the World” E) Sad and depressed
6.“Down in the dump ” F) To feel unhappy
7. “Under a Black cloud” G) So very happy
8. “ In the Doldrums” H) To be very happy
TASK 4. LEARN BY HEART.
(YOU CAN CHOOSE ONE OF THE POEMS)

HAPPINESS

I feel happy

I feel glad

I feel excited

I never feel sad.

The day is alive and I feel great

Tomorrow will be good

I just can’t wait.

My heart is warm with a rosy glow

The smile on my face

I love to show.

I need to jump

I like to sing

I want to live

I love everything.

 

SADNESS

I FEEL DOWN

I FEEL BAD

I FEEL MISERABLE

I REALLY FEEL SAD.

I HATE THIS DAY

I DISLIKE IT ALL

My heart is down

Feel like I’ll fall.

So grey is this world

With its trouble and strife

So cold my spirit

In this dark and gloomy life.

 

TASK 5 MARK THE ODD-WORD-OUT.

1. bright forlorn content cheerful
2. depressed blue down jolly
3. merry sunny glum glowing
4. joyful woeful moody down
5. hate, love, dislike, feel bad
6. feel happy, feel glad, feel sad, feel excited
As the poet Stephen Spender once wrote

“YOU MUST LIVE THROUGH THE TIME WHEN EVERYTHING HURTS”

“FOR WITHOUT SADNESS, WE WOULD NEVER REALLY KNOW WHAT IT IS LIKE TO BE TRULY HAPPY!”

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