Vocabulary
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have similar personalities, have the same colour eyes, be like somebody, be better at remembering things, be better organized, look very similar to…, look alike in some ways; in personality, she is very similar to…; to have more energy than, to be different from; be taller/older; have strengths and weaknesses; experienced, aggressive, popular, intelligent, athletic, wear (clothes, make-up)
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everyone has their own idea about beauty
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beauty is in the eye of the beholder
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be quite good-looking but a bit overweight
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he looks very ordinary – average height, average build
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be tidy and well-dressed
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he’s middle-aged, about 55; he’s in his 20-ies
Questions for discussion:
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In what way are you similar to your sister, brother, friend?
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In what way are you different from all your group-mates?
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What kind of strengths and weaknesses do you have?
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Why do many girls wear make-up?
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Why do many teenagers want to wear fashionable cloths? What is fashion?
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Are you similar to any of your friends in personality?
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Describe an ideal girl.
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Why do they say “Appearances are deceitful”?
Module 6 Entertainment Travelling
Vocabulary
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live wire / coach potato
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holidays (weather, food, accommodation, atmosphere, shopping, sightseeing/culture, scenery, nightlife), the holiday from hell, luxurious hotel, a typical 5-star hotel, go on excursions, theme park, self-catering accommodation, motel; sightseeing holiday, cycling holiday, camping holiday; hotel staff (are); views of the city; the hotel has vies of the sea
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what could be better than to combine three of Europe’s greatest cities into one fabulous holiday, experience of a lifetime
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for me there is nothing more enjoyable than a sauna
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we had a very enjoyable time in…
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departure, arrival, delay, cheap flight, book tickets, price of the trip includes…, half-board accommodation in the hotel (bed, breakfast and dinner), guides, things you need during a journey/ for the beach / in a strange town
Questions for discussion:
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What kind of person are you: a live wire or a coach potato?
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Do you try to keep busy or take life easy? Why?
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Do you ever make resolutions about your free time?
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How many weeks holiday from University do you have every year?
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What kind of rest is the most enjoyable for you?
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What kind of holiday would you least like to go on?
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What is your typical holiday like?
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What things do you usually take with you?
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What kind of hotel do you usually stay in? What kind of hotel would you prefer to stay?
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Is food essential when you are on holiday? Why?
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What kind of holiday would you like to have this year?
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Where would you like to go to have an experience of a lifetime?
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Describe a dream holiday.
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Have you had a holiday from hell?
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Have you ever visited a theme park? What was it like?
Module 7 Job
Vocabulary
become really good at, get an interesting job with a good salary, go to university and get a degree, start your own business, a temporary job, make a living from an ordinary job, ideas for making money, be interested in business, for some reason, work in import-export business, an estate agent, work as a volunteer, TV commercial, achieve all your ambitions, to receive good money in one’s job, be interested in business; to start a career as (a teacher)
Questions for discussion:
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Why do people need to work?
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What do you need to achieve all your ambitions?
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What did you want to do after school when you were in the 11th form?
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How much have you achieved so far?
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What have you always wanted to be?
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What have been the best moments in your student career so far?
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What the best / worst thing about the job you are planning to have?
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What is more important: money or status?
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Have you ever wanted to speak fluent English? Why?
Module 8 Cities and countries