Study It Conversation 7 eBook
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The Study It Conversation series is an easy-to-use speaking-based ESL textbook for ESL students, language teachers and English language programs in schools or language schools. The Study It English ESL Conversation series consists of 8 different levels and 8 different English conversation books.
The Study It Conversation series consists of the following: 20 different conversation topics, vocabulary-building exercises, video and audio exercises, clear language points for each conversation topic, Communicative and Project-based learning activities. Book 7 is designed for Upper-Intermediate and Advanced students of ESL. Some of the conversation topics in Book 7 include: Fears and Phobias, Cold Feet, Driving, Advanced Idioms, Global Warming and much more
ESL Teachers can access our online community which offers teachers a chance to share ideas for improving the English class. Teachers interested in Mobile Learning, Project-Based Learning or Flipping the Classroom will enjoy the Study It series.
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Study It Conversation 7 eBook - Jamie Matechuk
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UNIT 1
Fears and Phobias
Whether you’re walking down the street or bungee-jumping, there is always the risk that something bad could happen. But what’s the difference between a rational fear and a phobia?
This lesson focuses on the difference between fears and phobias with plenty of vocabulary and preposition practice.
Language
Scary Prepositions
What are you afraid of? Read through the different synonyms of scared
and tell your group. Be sure to explain why you are scared of what you mention.
Ex: I’m terrified of mice because they’re so dirty and they move so quickly!
Practice
Review
1. Which word means very scared?
a) afraid
b) panicky
c) terrified
d) startled
2. I’m scared __ spiders.
a) from
b) at
c) of
d) about
3. Which word means suddenly scared?
a) startled
b) petrified
c) nervous
d) unnerved
4. Change into passive. What scares you?
a) What scares you by?
b) What you scared of?
c) What scares you?
d) What are you scared of?
5. Change into passive. Heights frighten me.
a) Me frightened of heights.
b) Heights are frightened of me.
c) Heights frighten me.
d) I am frightened of heights.
6. What is arachnophobia?
a) fear of heights
b) fear of acne
c) fear os spiders
d) fear of snakes
7. What is the fear of enclosed and small spaces called?
a) claustrophobia
b) agoraphobia
c) arachnophobia
d) anemophobia
8. What is agoraphobia?
a) fear of people
b) fear of animals
c) fear of blood
d) fear of crowded places
Scared
Synonyms
frightened of - scared
afraid of - scared
fearful of - scared
Watch the video here: http://www.studyitbooks.com/7_1_fear.html
Tell us Your Fears
Watch the video above and answer these questions:
1. What is each person afraid of?
2. Why do they have their phobias?
3. Which phobia do you agree with the most? Why?
Discussion Questions
1. What are you afraid of? Do you think that your fear is logical? Why?
2. When was the last time you were startled? What happened?
3. What makes you nervous?
4. How can someone overcome their fears?
More Practice
Rational or Irrational Fear?
With a partner, quickly write down 5 daily activities. Then write down any possible dangers that they might have.
After that, decide which dangers you should be scared of, and which ones you shouldn’t