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Spotlight 11

2b Peer pressure

Teacher: N.V. Makhmutova

Describe the picture. What is happening?

How does the person feel?

Read the definition to find out.

background

to talk about

Давление со стороны ровесников

unhappy

angry

to tease

to whisper

arms crossed

.

Choose the correct word. Check in the Word List.

Mike got arrested for committing/permitting a crime. Shoplifting I think.

I know. He’s been hanging out/in with a really rough/tough crowd!

To commit

To permit

Rough

To hang out

To hang in (there) – said as a way of telling someone to not give up, despite difficulties

To permit -to allow something

To hang out – to spend a lot of time in a place or with someone

Tough – difficult to do or to deal with

To commit - to do something illegal or something that is considered wrong.

Rough – not even or smooth, often because of being in bad condition

Tough

Word list

Did Tom ask you to tell/say a lie for him again?

Yes. I did it, but it let/made me feel guilty.

To tell a lie – something you say when you have just said something wrong and want to correct it

To say – to pronounce words or sounds, to express a though, opinion, or suggestion, or to state a fact or instruction

To let – to allow

To make – to force someone or something to do something

To feel guilty

Word list

Why are you picking at/on her? She’s really upset.

I know, I really deny/regret it. The others made/let me do it.

To pick on

To regret

To deny

To make – to force someone or something to do something

To deny – to say that something is not true

To regret – to feel sorry a situation, especially something sad or wrong a mistake that you have made

To pick on – to criticize, punish, or be unkind to the same person often and unfairly

To let – to allow

To pick at – to eat only a small amount of your food, showing no interest or enjoyment while you eat it

To pick at

Word list

Her new boyfriend is a bad effect/influence on her. She’s started smoking, you know!

Yes, she’s been missing/losing lessons, too.

Influence

To lose

Effect

Influence – the power to have an effect on people or things, or a person or thing that is able to do this

Effect – the result of a particular influence

To miss – not to go to something

To lose – to no longer have something because you do not know where it is

To miss

Word list

What’s come/gone over Alex? She’s totally changes her image!

She wanted to match/fit in with her friends.

To come over

To go over

To match

To come over – to be influenced suddenly and unexpectedly by a strange feeling

To match – to something that is similar to or combines well with something else

To go over – to be received in a particular way

To fit – to be the right size or shape for someone or something

To fit in with

Fill in: persuade, resist, give in, influence, discourage, dissuade . Which are opposites?

1. Sam allows friends to …………………… his decisions too much.

2. I can’t believe they managed to …………………… you to dye your hair green!

To persuade

3. Sue wanted to start wearing black makeup like her friends, but I managed to ……………………… her!

To dissuade

To resist

To discourage

To give in

To influence

Fill in: persuade, resist, give in, influence, discourage, dissuade . Which are opposites?

4. My friend Jane asked me so many times to go skiing with her that I finally had to ……………………….

Persuade – dissuade

Resist – give in

5. The constant teasing from his friends was starting to ………………… Phil.

To persuade

6. You should …………………… peer pressure and stand up for what you believe.

To dissuade

To resist

To discourage

To give in

To influence

You will hear 6 statements. Match each speaker’s statement 1-7 with the statements given in the list A-F. Each statement can only be used once. One of the statements is extra. You will hear the recording twice.

A. You must be strong and resist it.

Speaker 1

B. It can make you do some strange things.

Speaker 2

Speaker 3

C. You can’t avoid it.

D. It is sometimes a positive thing.

Speaker 4

E. It can hurt others.

Speaker 5

F. It can lead to regrets.

D

A

F

E

B

Let’s have a rest!

Complete the dialogue with the sentences A-F. Listen and check.

E

A

C

B

F

D

Use the language in the table to act out short exchanges for the following situations.

Expressing negative feelings/

Sympathising - Encouraging

You found out that your best friend is lying to you and you’re angry.

Your friends are trying to make you miss lessons from school but you don’t want to.

You didn’t do well in your exams and you have problems with your friends.

Choose the correct response. Listen and check.

Persuading, responding

1

A: Please lend me some money.

B:

a) Oh, all right then, just this once!

b) It’s no big deal.

A: Come to football practice with me! Come on, it’ll be fun!

2

a) It won’t be fun.

B:

b) Well, I suppose I could.

3

A: Can you tell Joe I like him? Oh go on, please!

B:

a) No, I’m afraid I really can’t.

b) OK, thank you.

Now learn the idioms!

In two minds.

One in a million.

A million reasons.

Six of one and half a dozen of the other.

At sixes and sevens.

Миллион причин

A million reasons

At sixes and

sevens

Растеряться; вверх тормашками

Origin

One in a million

A very special person

In two minds

To be unable to decide something

Six of one and

half a dozen of the other

Said when you think that neither of two choices is better than the other

Try to guess the idiom.

Six of one and half a dozen of the other

One in a million

At sixes and sevens

A million reasons

In two minds

Complete the idioms with: million, hundred and one, two, sixes, six . Check in Appendix 3. Are there similar idioms in your language?

1. I can think of a ………………… reasons why you shouldn’t do that.

2. He’s in ………………… minds about going to the party.

3. To me he’s the best friend ever, definitely one in a …………………….

4. Everyone was at ……………… and sevens after the announcement that the school had been vandalised.

5. They’re both to blame! It’s ……………………… of one and half a dozen (*twelve ) of the other!

6. Jason explained the rules of the game to Kate many times but she was still at ……… and sevens.