1.Kaleidoscope
Gettogethertnthecentreoftheclassroom,greetonepersonandexchangecompliments,thenchangeyourpartner,keepmov1ngarounduntilyoumakesmalltalkwitheveryone.
2.Blitzsketches
Comeoutandmakesmalltalkusingthegambitsaboveandexpandingtheconversation.
ClassDiscussion
WhatDoYouThink?
Arethesestatementscontradictory?
Keepfit-butnotforyourmen.
DoItforyourselves.
Janefonda
Conyouimagineoworldwilf1oufmen?Nocrimeondlotsofhoppylotwomen.
NicoleHollander((SylvkJ,
ClassImprovisation
Ex.4Thistasktakessometimetoprepare.
Doitathome.YouarestartingaHealthClub.Thinkoveryourintroductoryspeech.
WelcomeToTheHealthClub
Roels:President,Psychologist,Instructor,MembersoftheClub.
ThePresidentoftheClubmakeshisintroductoryspeechandoutlinesthegoalwhichtheclubsets.It1ssortof«Helpyourself&we'llhelpyoutodoit»1programme
ThePsychologistmterviewsthemembersoftheClubHeasksabouttheirgeneralstateofhealth,thetrgoodorbadhabits,theirself-awareness(whattheythinkaboutthemselvesaspersonality),howtheyfeelinthecompanyofotherpeopleorwhentheyhavetofaceanaudience1ftheyareirritable,losetheirtempereasilyfeelexhaustedetc)
1Th1scanbewrittenontheboardoronaposterasthemottooftheClub
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TheInstructortnestofmdoutasmuchaspossibleabouttheirphysicalfitness,1fthey
constderthemselvesf1t,whattheydotokeepfit.etc.
ThePresidentasksthemembersoftheclubtosayinpublic
•whattheyexpectfromtheClub
*whattheirpersonalgoalsare
LrWriting
YouaregoingtochangeyourlifestyleradicallybecauseyouarenQthappywithyourfitness.WritedownyourKeepFitProgrammeIntheformofaposterwhichconsistsoftwoparts.Useimperativeself-addre8$edsentences.
e.g.
MyKeepFitProgramme
Do's Don'ts
RevisionandConsolidation
I.ChoosethebestalternativetocompletethesentencN.
1.He'sover90buthesvery-----forhisage.a)tense b)nervous c)act1ve
2.Theyruneverydaytokeep _
a)fat b)fit c)faint
3I'msureh1sillnesswascausedby-----a)overwork b)stamina c)fitness
4Afterhisheart hewastoldtorelaxmore.a}attack b)turn c)ache
5.She's fromanervousbreakdown.
d)uneasyd)upset
d)healthd)diet
a}healing b)fainting c)suffering d)itching
6UnlessyougiVeupsmokmg,you thenskofdamagingyourhealtha}bear b)suffer c)make d)run
7.I'mfeeling coulddowithaholiday.
a)runacross b)rundown c)runout d)runover
8The yougainfromphysicalexercisearewellworththeeffort
a}prof1ts b)benefits c)advantages d)improvements
9.The1deaofabalanceddiet1sdifficultto tothosewhoknowlittleaboutfoodvalues
a)comeacross b)takein
c)makeover d)putacross
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VOCABULARY
appeal v (tosmb)toattractorinterestsmb
•ThisideaIsportappeals10me.
appeal n attractiveness,interest
•Doesyogaholdanyappealforyou?
appealing adj Syn:attractive,charming
•Theideaofjoiningyourclubiscertain\'appealing.
athlete |
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apersonwhotrainstocompeteinphysicalexercise!>amisports,esp.runningandjumping |
athletic |
adj |
anathleticclubIfigure |
athletics |
n |
athleticsmeeting |
beat |
\' |
(beat,beaten)todefeatsmb tobeatanopponentIrecord;tobeatanopposingsideIteam |
,
beatoff •Theattackwasbeatenoff
cbeat v toactdishonestly,deceitfully
•liealwayscheatsatcards.
•1don'tlikepeoplewhocheatatsports
chess II toplaychess
chessman , (pi-men)oneofthe16piecestoplaychesswith
chess-player tl •He'safirst-classchess-player.
coach n apersonwhotrainssportsmen,esp.forcontests
Syn:trainer;atennisIfootballcoachcoach I' (smbforIinsmth)toteachortrainsmb
compete v (againstIwithsmb)(insmth)(forsmth)totrytowinsmthincompetitionwithothers
competition n l.aneventinwhichpeoplecompete
•Shecamefirstinthedancingcompetition.
2.anactivityinwhichpeoplecompete
•We'reincompetitionwithseveralothercompanies.
competitive adj competitivesports;competitivespiritcompetitor n apersonwhocompetes;Syn:contestant
contest n 1.astruggleorfight