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So Am I American English Student
So Am I American English Student
SO AM I
Expemo code:
17BA-P2CC-6CDC
1 Warm up
Put these words into two groups. Explain why the words go together.
2 Listening
Listen to two friends, Elsa and Josh, speaking. Decide if these sentences are true or false.
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Choose the best word to complete the sentences. Listen again to check.
3 Language point
We use these expressions to say that we have something in common with another person. This means
we have the same opinions, interests, or experiences. me too y so do i es igual
neither did i y me neither
1. Josh: But I like the actor who played the hero. / Elsa: Me too.
2. Josh: I like all the movies he’s in. / Elsa: So do I, especially the comedies.
3. Josh: I’m really hungry. / Elsa: So am I! Where should we go?
4. Josh: I didn’t like the movie. / Elsa: Neither did I.
5. Josh: I really didn’t like it when that man answered his phone. / Elsa: Neither did I.
6. Josh: Well, I don’t like fast food. / Elsa: Me neither.
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1. The expressions in sentences 1-3 show agreement with a positive / negative statement.
2. The expressions in sentences 4-6 show agreement with a positive / negative statement.
3. Expressions with the word me have / don’t have a verb.
4. We use the auxiliary verbs "do"/"did" to agree with positive and negative statements. Which
sentences use these forms?
5. We do / don’t repeat the main verb when we agree or disagree.
6. When we agree with statements that use a "be" verb, we keep this verb. Which sentence uses
this form?
7. When we agree or disagree, the tense of the "be" and "do" verbs is the same as / different from
the first statement.
We can respond in the same ways when there are other auxiliary verbs in the first sentence.
We can also talk about things that other people have in common.
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4 Practice
Complete the answers with the correct words to agree and disagree.
I like tennis. I
1
I. 2
.
I can drive. I
13
I. 14
.
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5 Speaking
Work in A/B pairs. You are going to talk to your partner to find things in common. First, work alone
and complete the sentences with your own ideas. Be ready to give reasons or examples for your
choices.
A: I like chocolate.
• Snacks and junk food: I like ...................., but I don’t like ....................
• Fast food: I usually go to ...................., but I sometimes get food from ....................
• Healthy food: My favorite healthy food is .................... I sometimes have ....................
• Hot drinks: I always have ...................., but I don’t usually/never have ....................
• Types of movies: I prefer ...................., but I don’t enjoy ....................
• Actors: An actor I really like is .................... I don’t like ......................
• Sports: I like to go/play/do ...................., but I like to watch .....................
• Colors: My favorite color is ...................., but I don’t like ....................
• Pets: I prefer .................... I’ve never had a ....................
• Vacations: I like going to .................... I’ve never been to ...................., but I want to go there.
• Your own ideas
6 Extra practice/homework
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7 Optional extension
What are these different types of seafood called? Match the words and pictures.
1. 2. 3. 4.
5. 6. 7. 8.
Work in pairs.
1. Which types of seafood are popular in your country? i think shrimp are famous
2. Which do you like?
3. What opinions about seafood do you and your partner have in common?