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Unit: MyselfTopic: Personality Traits

Matthayomsuksa 1

Vocabulary

sad

nice

talk much

shy

uneasy

Structure

Very/a lot (adverbs of degree)

- Very (extremely, in a high degree) used to modify adjectives and past participles.

- A lot (very much, a great deal, considerably) Use a lot at the end of a sentence as an adverb. A lot is NOT followed by a noun.

Example: He’s very nice. : He’s very quiet. Example: I like him a lot. : I enjoy watch the news a lot.

Conversation

Laura : Sue. What do you think of Santi? Susan : Oh, I think he’s very nice. I like him a lot. Laura : I think he’s a bit shy. He doesn’t talk much.

Sometimes I feel uneasy talking to him. Susan : Yes, he’s quiet, but actually he’s a nice

person.

Conversation

Laura : Did you watch the news about the accident

on TV last night? Susan : About a little girl who fell into a hotel and

got killed? Laura : That’s right. Isn’t it sad? Susan : Yes, it’s really depressing.

True or False Game

1. Susan think Santi is very smart.…………

2. Santi doesn’t talk much.…………

False

True

3. Santi is a nice person.…………

…………

…………

4. The little boy is killed in the hotel.

5. Susan is very happy when you watch the news on TV.

False

False

True

Activity 1 (KEY)

. a. sad b. happy c. shy

d. nice e. uneasy f. talk much