Listening
10 minutes"Ana and Leo have a lot in common! Now let's look at how they talk about what they LOVE, LIKE, and HATE."
Dialogue: Two friends discover what activities they have in common.
Ana and Leo
Here is the text from the listening. Read along and check your answers.
Comprehension:
1. Does Leo like cooking?
2. What does Leo hate?
3. What do Ana and Leo both love?
Language Focus
12 minutesGrammar: like/love/hate/don't like + verb-ing
| Form | Structure |
|---|---|
| Affirmative | I love cooking.,She likes swimming.,They like reading. |
| Negative | I don't like shopping.,He doesn't like running.,We don't like camping. |
| Interrogative | Do you like cooking?,Does she like swimming?,What do you like doing? |
Escala de preferencia: LOVE (++), LIKE (+), DON'T LIKE (−), HATE (−−). Depois desses verbos, usamos o verbo com -ING (gerundio). Ex: I love cooking. I hate running. Regras do -ING: cook→cooking, swim→swimming (dobra consoante), dance→dancing (tira o E).
Practice
15 minutes- I like cook (sem -ing) — ERRO CLASSICO. Sempre: like/love/hate + verb-ING
- Swimming: double M. Running: double N. Alunos esquecem de dobrar a consoante
- Dancing: alunos escrevem 'danceing' — o E cai antes de -ING
- Hate e uma palavra forte — lembrar que em ingles e mais casual que 'odiar' em PT. 'I hate running' e normal
- Like vs love: brasileiros usam 'love' demais. Mostrar a escala: love > like > don't like > hate
- Don't like vs hate: 'I don't like' e mais suave que 'I hate'. Praticar os dois
Love, Like, or Hate?
Complete with the correct -ing form AND love/like/don't like/hate.
1. cooking
2. running
3. swimming
4. reading
5. dancing
6. shopping
True or False — Ana and Leo
Based on the dialogue between Ana and Leo, is each statement True (A) or False (B)?
1. Ana loves cooking.
2. Leo hates cooking.
3. Leo doesn't like swimming.
4. Ana likes running.
5. Ana and Leo both love reading.
Dating Profiles — Who's Your Match?
Read each profile out loud. Then discuss with your teacher: who is your best match?
1. Profile 1 — Isabella, 28: I love cooking, dancing, and singing. I hate running. I like reading on the weekend.
2. Profile 2 — William, 30: I love running and swimming. I hate cooking. I like walking and traveling.
3. Profile 3 — Sophia, 25: I love traveling and bike riding. I hate dancing. I like cooking and playing the piano.
4. Tell me your match: I love cooking. I love dancing. I love bike riding. I hate running. I like walking. I like singing.
5. Discuss: Who is the best match for William? Who is the best match for you? Why?
What About You?
Complete with YOUR answers. Use an activity with -ing.
1. (open answer)
2. (open answer)
3. (open answer)
4. (open answer)
5. (open answer)
6. (open answer)
What Do You Like Doing?
Exchange preferences with your teacher. Find things in common!
Scenario:
You and a new friend are getting to know each other. Talk about activities you love, like, and hate.
Useful Expressions
Round 1 — SWITCH! Teacher asks first, then you ask
PART A — Teacher asks (3 questions): TEACHER: Do you like cooking? YOU: Yes, I love cooking! / No, I don't like cooking. TEACHER: Do you like running? YOU: No, I hate running! / Yes, I like running. TEACHER: What about reading? YOU: Yes, I love reading! / I don't like reading. * SWITCH! Now YOU ask the teacher. * PART B — You ask (3 questions): YOU: Do you like swimming? TEACHER: I love swimming! / I don't like swimming. YOU: Do you like camping? TEACHER: No, I hate camping! YOU: What about traveling? TEACHER: I love traveling!
Round 2 — Compare!
TEACHER: OK, let's compare. We both like ___. YOU: Yes! And we both hate ___. TEACHER: But I like ___ and you don't. YOU: That's true!
Let's Talk
13 minutesLet's Talk!
Use what you learned today to answer these questions. Elaborate as much as you can!
Talking about hobbies, free time activities, and preferences.
1. What do you love doing in your free time?
Follow-up: How often do you do it?
2. What do you hate doing?
Follow-up: Why do you hate it?
3. What does your family like doing together on the weekend?
Follow-up: Do you like doing that too?
Self-Assessment
How did you do today?
- ✓I can say what I love, like, and hate doing.
- ✓I can ask 'Do you like [verb]-ing?'
- ✓I can form -ing correctly (cook→cooking, swim→swimming, dance→dancing).
Great work today!
Next class: REVIEW! Everything from lessons 19 to 24.