EXERCISE and DIET

Made by Natalia Reshetina

Good Or Bad Habits

Look at these pictures and tell me: What is the person doing? Is this good? Is this healthy? Is this bad? Is this not healthy?

Brushing your teeth

A couch potato

Biting Your Nails Binge drinking

Eating vegetables

Pig out

Texting While Driving using sunscreen

Taking a shower

Drinking Water Eating junk food Be out of shape

Have a sweet tooth

Avoid sweets

Be in shape

HEALTHY vs UNHEALTHY
http://www.kubbu.com/student/?i=1&a=417_ switch_3__healthy_and

There are a lot of different bad and good habits

GOOD HABITS BAD HABITS smoking,drinking alcohol,taking drugs-more dangerous habits

sport

rationality diet

obesity

exercising

Health

phisical inactibity

Unhealth

sleeping 7-8 hours

sleeping more 7-8 hours

regulatity breakfast,lunch,dinner,supper eatinig vegetables,fruits,wholemeal bread,highfibre and low-fat food

irregularity breakfast,lunch,dinner,supper

eating a lot of sweets

QUESTIONS
Are you in shape or out of shape? Do you eat junk food? What junk food do you like? Do you have a sweet tooth? What are your favorite sweets? Do you eat sweets or do you avoid them? What other kinds of foods do you avoid? What can you do to be in better shape?

What do you do to stay healthy?

Describe something you do to keep healthy. You should say: what this activity is when you do it and how often you do it and explain why you think its a good way to look after your health.

Pronunciation of the final -s

The final s of the third person of singular in the present simple and the plurals of nouns can be pronounced in three diferent ways:
This is the sound made by a snake (serpiente)

/s/ /z/ /iz/

These are sounds. They are not letters

This is the sound made by a bee (abeja)

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Voiced b d g v z th sz j l m n ng r w-y
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Voiceless p t k f s th sh ch h

Spelling 3rd person singular verbs

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cnK7M XqKIvM

/ s/
When the word(verb) ends in voiceless consonant sound: p t k f s th sh ch h Laugh---- laughs/s/

Stop ---- stops/s/

/z/
When the word(verb) ends in a vowel sound or a voiced consonant sound: b d g v z th j l m n r w y Play ----- plays /z/ Live ----- lives /z/

/IZ/
The s is pronounced /iz/ in verbs which end in these sounds /t,d, , , s, z /

Judge ------- judges /iz/ Watch ------- watches /iz/ Kiss ------- kisses /iz/

Practice
Pronunciation http://quizlet.com/551022/phonetic-transcription-3rdperson-singular-flash-cards/

Choose a correct answer

http://www.better-english.com/easier/thirdpers.htm

Teacher Luis has a bad habit (well, actually many)

What do you think his worst bad habit is?