Do You Love Me?

Grammar: Students will practice object pronouns, learning to correctly identify and use them in sentences. This activity will help them understand the function of object pronouns in various contexts.

Listening: They will listen to a narrative about different people in someone's life, focusing on understanding the use of object pronouns in context. This exercise, based on a video included in the lesson, will help students grasp how object pronouns are used in everyday conversations.

Speaking: Discussions will revolve around describing people they know, using object pronouns to talk about interactions and relationships. This will enable students to practice speaking fluently and correctly about personal and professional relationships.

Vocabulary: Vocabulary and idioms about describing people and relationships will be introduced and practiced. Examples include terms like "maintain professionalism," "resolve conflicts," "establish boundaries," and idioms like "see eye to eye" and "stand one's ground." These terms will equip students with the language needed to describe and handle various situations effectively.

Homework: Students will work on exercises that involve identifying and using object pronouns correctly, reflecting on relationships in their lives, and applying vocabulary to describe friends, family, and acquaintances. Homework tasks include using verbs from a provided list to fill in blanks in sentences, choosing the correct pronouns to complete sentences, matching pairs of sentences to form complete thoughts, and correcting mistakes in sentences with object pronouns. These tasks will reinforce their understanding and help them apply the concepts learned in class to real-world situations.