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Speech Exercises
Ex. 1. Comment on the following statements.
1. Health is a habit. 2. Variety is the spice of life. 3. Say yes to your favourite foods: ___. 4. Having two hands doesnt mean having two plates. 5. Hunger versus appetite. 6. Eating to live and not living to eat. 7. Healthy eating can be enjoyable.
Ex. 2. Make up dialogues on the following situations.
1. Imagine you are a doctor. Consult your client on dieting.
2. Convince your friend in the necessity of attending a fitness club.
3. Two friends are doing shopping. But their views on healthy food differ. Dramatize this situation.
Ex. 3. Hold a debate on one of these topics. Write an essay on the topic you like best.
1. You are what you eat.
2. An apple a day keeps a doctor away.
3. Inside every fat man there is a thin man struggling to get out.
4. Without physical fitness there can be no mental fitness.
5. Drinking is immoral and should be banned.
Ex. 4. Dramatize a talk show like those running on TV. Appoint the leaders, celebrities, guests invited. The rest of the students are spectators participating in the talk show. Choose a topic for the discussion listed below.
1. Five important steps to maintaining a healthy lifestyle.
2. Serious health concerns in different countries and solutions to resolving these problems.
3. A basic daily menu for a healthy lifestyle.
4. How to survive your stress.
5. Massage is the oldest self-healing system in the world.
Ex. 5. Read and memorize the idioms based on the vocabulary of the lesson. Use them in the dialogues and monologues.
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1. | A man cant live by bread alone | |
2. | An hour in the morning is worth two in the evening | |
3. | Appetite comes during a meal/appetite comes in (while, with) eating | |
4. | Around the clock | , 24 |
5. 1 | To be badly off for smth | - |
6. 2 | To be all the rage | , |
7. | To come true | , |
8. | To come up against | , - |
9. | Convalescence/leisure /recreational/recuperation/ resurrection days | , ; |
10. | To cook ones goose | - |
11. | To do it first thing | ; |
12. | To do oneself well | (.) |
13. | Ease of body and mind | |
14. | To ease up | , , , , |
15. | To eat like a bird | , ; , |
16. | To eat like a horse | , ; |
17. | To eat ones full | |
18. | To feel a vacuum in the lower regions | |
19. | To feel blue | |
20. | To feel giddy | |
21. | To feel like a fish out of water | , , |
22. | Get a life | ! |
23. | To get on like a house on fire | -, |
24. | To get on like one oclock | , |
25. | To get on ones nerves | |
26. | To get the blues | |
27. | Good spirits/high spirits | , |
28. | To have a bite | |
29. | To have ones swing | , |
30. | To have the black dog on ones back | , , |
31. | To have time on ones hands | () |
32. | Hunger is not like an aunt | - |
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