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Hot spots

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Hot spotsLesson 6cLuis Roberto Ortiz Guerrero

What is a hot spot?A hot spot is a very popular or active place Luis Roberto Ortiz Guerrero

What is your favourite place of entertainment?Why do you like going there?Luis Roberto Ortiz Guerrero

VOCABULARYAUDIENCE QUEUEBACKSTAGEGAMESSPECIAL EFFECTSINDOOROUTDOORRIDESSTAGE

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SO / NEITHER / TOO / EITHER

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When to use them?We can use all of them to express both, agreement and disagreeement. Luis Roberto Ortiz Guerrero

AGREEMENT

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To express agreement When we agree with an affirmative statement but we dont want to repeat it we use the following optionsSO + affirmative aux. verb + subjectsSubject + affirmative auxiliary verb + too

I play the guitarSo do I. / I do too. Sandra has seen this film.So have I. / I have too.

To express agreementWhen we agree with a negative statement, but we dont want to repeat it we use the following optionsNeither + affirmative aux. verb + subjectSubject + negative aux. verb + either

Paul cant swim.Neither can I. / I cant either.Macy wont go to the party. Neither will I. / I wont either.

DISAGREEMENT

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To express DISagreement When we disagree with a negative statement but we dont want to repeat it we use the following optionSubject + affirmative auxiliary verb

I cant play the guitar. I can. They wont go to the party.We will.

To express agreementWhen we disagree with an affirmative statement, but we dont want to repeat it we use the following optionSubject + negative aux. verb

Ive been to Madrid twice.I havent .I will arrive by car to the party.I wont.

SpeakingIn groups, look at the places below and discuss what you like or dont like about them.

museumtheme parkbowling alleycinema

theatrecafrestaurant

WRITING When writing a paragraph expressing preference Explain your ideas by giving examplesUse phrases like: I think, I prefer, I like, I really enjoy , Usea a variety of adjectives (interesting, exciting, etc.) to describe how you feelTry not to repeat the same words all the time. Instead, use synonyms, adverbs, etc. Luis Roberto Ortiz Guerrero

ExerciseWrite a paragraph about your favourite place of entertainment. Your paragraph should be between 80-100 wordsLuis Roberto Ortiz Guerrero

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