Bài giảng Tiếng anh_Bài 11 potx

Contents
Vocabulary:
Hobbies and interests
Grammar:
Gerunds (-ing forms) after
verbs of liking and disliking
Grammar:
Like doing and would like to do
Vocabulary:
Wordspot: like (p.104)
Period 1
Vocabulary:
Hobbies and interests
I.1 Look at the pictures and say the
names of the things:
cakes coins chess a movie
collectgo to seemakeplay
make cakes collect coins play chess go to see a
movie
I.2. Match the verbs to the things:
dolls
trading
cards
a rock
concert
football
team
jewelle
ry
backgamm

on
1
2
3
4
5
6
dolls
trading
cards
a rock
concert
football
team
jewelle
ry
backgamm
on
Play
Collect
Make
Go to
see
I.4. Match the
verbs with the
nouns they can
go with
I.3. Match the
words to the
pictures

collect play
Go to see
make
I.5. In groups, nd out some more
things that go with the verbs:
magazines
pottery
pictures
cards
sports
video
games
models
greeting
cards
artificial
flowers
a movie
a horse
race
a tennis
match
II.2. Rearrange the words or phrases
to make sentences

1. father’s/ your/ what/ interest/ ‘s?

2. to do/ what/ your/ like/ free/ do/
you/ in/ time?


3. am/ online/ in/ interested/ i/
playing/ games

4. shopping/ about/ she/ crazy/ is

5. of/ her/ are/ fond/ really/ comic/
children/ books
What’s your father’s interest?
What do you like doing in your free time?
I am interested in playing online games.
She is crazy about shopping.
Her children are really fond of comic books.
Asking about
hobbies
What is your hobby?
What is your interest?
What do you like to do
in your free time?
Do you have any
hobbies?
I like + N/ V-ing
I am crazy about +
N/ V-ing
I am interested in +
N/ V-ing
I am fond of + N/ V-
ing
reply
II.3. Useful languages


In pairs, ask and answer questions about
your partner’s hobby:
I like
collecting
pictures a
lot.
What is your
hobby?
Oh, no, I am interested
in playing sports.
How about
you?
Do you like
collecting
things?
II. Speaking:
Hobbies and
interests

What is your hobby?

What are the most popular
hobbies and interests in your
country?
Read the clues and complete the words
a. They are both board games; two people can play c_ _ _ _
and b _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
b. You try to watch them every week, whether they are

playing at home or away.
your f _ _ _ _ _ _ _ f_ _ _ _ _ _ _ t _ _ _
c. You collect them but you don’t use them to buy things. C
_ _ _ _
d. You can take them off your old letters or you can buy
special ones at the post office. S _ _ _ _ _
e. You can make them from plastic, wood, or even paper.
People often make boats or aero planes. M _ _ _ _ _
chess backgammon
favorite football team
coins
stamps
Models
Grammar: Gerunds (-ing forms) after
verbs of liking and disliking
Period 2
Tom
Jimmy
Tom likes reading ……… … (1) but Jimmy ……… …
reading (2), he is only keen on playing with …………… (3).
→ Reading is Tom’s hobby (4) and playing
with toys is Jimmy’s interest (5).
books hates/ dislikes
toys
Look at each -ing form, in what sentence it is :
- the subject?
- the object?
- comes after a preposition?
4, 5
1, 2

3
→ -ing forms: gerund
Gerund after preposition
1. Most children are interested ………. playing video
games.
2. My younger brother is very good ……… making
models.
3. John is crazy ………… reading comic books.
4. More and more people are keen ………. surfing
the internet nowadays.
5. Are you fond ………. sunbathing on the beach?
on in of at about
in
at
about
on
of
Gerund after verbs of liking and disliking
Doesn’t mind Doesn’t really like Can’t stand
Hate Enjoy Fancy Detest Love Feel like

Put the verbs into the correct column:
Like Dislike Neutral
enjoy
fancy
love
hate
detest
feel like
can’t stand

doesn’t mind
doesn’t
really like
Which of these things in the box do you like? Which
do you dislike? Use the verbs and make sentences
about yourself:
Ex: I like eating chocolate.
I hate traveling by train.
babies buying presents chocolate
computer games dogs
clothes long car journey flowers
by train sunbathing tattoos
snow sports on TV hot baths

1. A: Do you like football?
B: Oh, no, I …………(hate/ play) it. But sometimes
I ………………… (enjoy/ watch) football matches on
TV.
2. A: What is your hobby?
B: well, I ……………… (keen/ cook) meals but I am
not a good cook.
3. A: you (like/ travel) …………………… ?
B: Of course, but I can’t stand long journey.
4. A: Why Simon (fond/ sunbathe) ………………….?
B: Because she ………………. (fancy/ lie) on the sandy
beach and breathing the fresh air.
5. A: Why don’t you join us?
B: I …………… (detest/ play) toys.
hate playing
enjoy watching

am keen on cooking
Do you like traveling?
is Simon fond of sunbathing?
fancies lying
detest playing with

Make these sentences true, using the - ing form.
1.I find cooking very relaxing.
2 can be stressful.
3.I’m ( not ) very interested in
4.I find quite boring.
5.She likes on her bed and
reading books.
6.They detest after lunch.
7 is good for you.
8.My friend is crazy about .
Grammar: Like doing and
would like to do
Period 3
She likes being with children.
→
She likes
means she enjoys/ wants to.
She’d like to have lots of children one day.
→
She’d like
means she enjoys / wants to.
→ We use
like
to talk about something you

enjoy.
→ We use
would like
to talk about something
you want to do in the future.
Make the sentences based on
the pictures using “like”; “would like”
Choose the correct form to complete the questions:
1. Do/Would you like living / to live abroad one day? In
which country?
2. Do/Would you like having / to have a pet?
3. Do/Would you like to learn / learning any other language
apart from English one day? Which one (s)?
4. Do/Would you like drinking / to drink beer?
5. Which city do/would you most like to visit / visiting one
day?
6. Do/Would you like listening / to listen to music? What
kind?
7. Do/Would you like cooking / to cook?
8. Which famous person do/would you most like meeting /
to meet? Why?
No, I didn’t. Do you eat fish?
Thanks, I’d love to! Did you know I don’t eat
meat?
Yes, I love it. That’s great. We’ll see you on
Sunday, then.
Would you like to come to our house on
Sunday? We’re having a barbecue!
The lines of two four-line dialogues have been mixed up.
Decide which line belongs to which

dialogue and put them in order.
Yes, that’s great. How about going to the
cinema next week?
To be honest, I don’t really like action films.
Oh well. May be there’s something else
you’d like to see?
Have you been to see Naked Eye yet?
The lines of two four-line dialogues have been mixed up.
Decide which line belongs to which
dialogue and put them in order.