Module 7 Feelings and impressionsUnit 3Language in useThat sells delicious!It tastes too strong.It doesnt smell fresh.It feels very soft and comfortable.She sounds really nice, and she looks very pretty.Language practice I love lanterns. The lantern looks beautiful.look beautifultaste deliciousI love cakes. The cake tastes delicious.I love pizza. Because it tastes good.tastes goodI dont like cheese. Because it doesnt taste fresh.not freshI love / like Because I dont like Because Work in groups. Say what you like and dont like. Say why. 1. The milk _ fresh.2. My sweater _ comfortable.3. The room _ quiet.4. These lanterns _ beautiful.5. You _ angry.6. She _ nice.7. You _ happy.8. This pizza _ bad.smells / tastesfeelssoundslooklook / seem / soundlooks / sounds / seemslook / sound / seemsmells / tastesComplete the sentences with the correct form of the words feel look seem smell sound tasteLook at the picture. complete each sentence with two suitable words.1. The cakes _.2. The bananas _.3. The students _.4. The flowers _.5. The teacher _.6. The juice _.7. The chair _.8. The music _.taste delicioussmell goodlook happysmell sweetseems friendlytastes soursounds beautifulfeels comfortableWhat does he / she look like?What is he / she like?dark beautiful fair glassesold pretty short tall youngnice friendlynervous proudquiet shyMatch the words with the questions.beautiful dark fair friendly glasses nervous nice old pretty proud quiet short shy tall young What does your dad look like? Hes tall and handsome. What is your dad like? Hes friendly.Work in pairs. Use the table in Activity 4 to ask and answer questions about these people. A: What does look like?B: He / She is tall / handsome .A: What is Like?B: Hes friendly / nice / strict .1. mum2. math / Chinese / music teacher3. neighbor4. best friendComplete the conversation with some of the words in Activity 4.Jane: Hi Alex! How are you today?Alex: Great!Jane: You (1) _ very happy!Alex: Oh, yes. I am always happy when Ive got a cake to eat. Here, have some. It really (2) _ delicious!Jane: Thanks. It certainly (3) _ very pretty, too. Mmm, youre right. Its nice.looktasteslooksAlex: And another good thing is, my friend Ben is coming to stay.Jane: Oh, really? What (4) _ he like?Alex: Hes really friendly and kind.Jane: What (5) _ he look like?Alex: Well, hes tall and thin.Jane: Id like to meet him. Why dont we go out somewhere together?Alex: Ok, good idea!isdoesWork in pairs. Describe something to your partner. Dont say the word.a basketball a cat a flower a hamburger a lantern a pizza a plane a rabbit classical music grass the sun A: It looks beautiful!B: Is it a flower?A: No, it isnt. its round and hot.B: Is it a lantern?A: No, it isnt. More information? Its much hotter and bigger than a lantern.B: Is it the sun?A: Yes, youre right.The music The room The food The drink The people horrible, too loud, sounds like noise, not musictoo hot for dancing.too saltytoo coldunfriendlyListen and complete the table.What is the speaker complaining about?Complete the passage with the word in the box. close friendly introduce look loudly meet noisy smile withAmericans dont touch people a lot, but they shake hands with each other when they first (1) _ or when they meet again. They (2) _ a lot and say “Lets have lunch”, but they arent being (3) _ they are being polite. meetsmilefriendlyWhen two Americans are standing and talking, they dont stay too (4) _ to each other. If they meet some friends on the street while they are (5) _ someone else, it is polite to (6) _ the person. Americans (7) _ people in the eye, but they think its rude to stare. Americans sound (8) _ because they speak (9) _. closewithintroducelooknoisyloudlyMessage collectionMelons smell delicious. They taste sour. They dont feel soft. They look beautiful.Write about how things feel, look, smell, sound and taste. Use the words in the box. beautiful comfortable delicious fresh great nervous nice noisy quiet salty smart soft sour strong sweetAROUND THE WORLDBritish people usually shake hands the first time they meet, and in formal meetings. Family members and good friends kiss when they meet, but men dont usually kiss other men. In informal situations, people just say “hello” to each other.Greeting GRAMMAR Describing feelings and expressions with adjectives: (用形容用形容词描述感描述感觉和印象和印象)1. feel (触触觉、总体感体感觉)2. sound (听听觉)3. smell (嗅嗅觉)4. look (视觉) 5. taste (味味觉)+ adj.常见的系动词有：常见的系动词有：smell, taste, feel, look, sound以及以及be, seem (似乎似乎), keep (保持保持), turn (变变), become (成为成为), get (变变)。结构：结构：连系动词连系动词 形容词形容词 / 名词（表语）名词（表语）（常由（常由形容词名词形容词名词来充当表语）来充当表语）HomeworkFinish the exercises in the workbook Ex. 1, 2 & 3.