Talking About Feelings and Qualities

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Talking About Feelings and Qualities

What do you already know about describing feelings and personal qualities?

What do you think what is quality and what is feeling?

What you will learn

• Accurately use a range of A2-B1-level vocabulary related to feelings and personal qualities

• Construct grammatically correct sentences using the verb “to be” (affirmative, negative, and interrogative forms)

• Describe themselves and others using simple sentence structures

• Participate in short communicative activities to express personal information

Feelings vs. Qualities

Qualities

Qualities are about us all the time: He is friendly.

They are hard-working.

Feelings

Feelings can change: I am happy today.

She is sad now.

Personal Qualities

Examples: friendly, helpful, quiet, funny, hard-working.

Which qualities describe you or your friends?

Common Feelings

Examples: happy, sad, angry, bored and funny.

Look at the faces.

Can you match the word to the feeling?

Making Sentences

I am happy.

My friend is funny.

Use 'am', 'is', or 'are' to describe feelings and qualities.

Game: Guess the Feeling

Listen to the description. Guess the feeling: 'I got a new puppy!' What is the feeling?

Reflection: Talk About Yourself

Say or write: What feeling do you have now? What qualities describe you? Share with a partner!

Write down 3 things you learned in this lesson.

Write down 2 things you want to know more about.

Ask 1 question about something you haven't quite understood yet.