What makes you happy? 1 SPEAKING Which three things in the box are likely to make young people happiest? Discuss. 2 family food fresh air friends money shopping sport sunshine 3 Watch the interviews where people talk about what makes them happy. Complete the table. Jake Laura Lola What makes him/her happy? Why? 3 3 Complete the quotes. Then watch again and check your answers. Jake: 'You can get ¹ into the air.' Laura: 'Money makes me happy because I've countryside and 2 3 to spend it on on.' it, it's well-earned and then I get 4 I want to spend it Lola: 'Life without friends is just 5 sad.' 4 SPEAKING Discuss what makes you happy and why. I'm crazy about FOCUS ON LIFE SKILLS Communication 5 Complete the profile information. Give at least one piece of information which is not true. Share your profile with your partner and guess what is not true about him/her. and . I also like .. I find and very relaxing. I think. can be fun, but I don't like hate and I really 6 SPEAKING Ask and answer the questions. Use the adjectives in the box. Explain why you feel these emotions in these situations. How do you feel when ... • you are meeting a friend and he/she is really late? • you work really hard for something and you succeed? • your team loses a game? • a teacher appreciates your work? • you do poorly in a test? • your best friend doesn't want to help you with your homework? • you have a house to yourself for the weekend? angry bored excited happy irritated lonely proud relaxed sad stressed worried When I'm meeting a friend who is really late I usually feel irritated. I don't like when people waste my time. 1.2 GRAMMAR

I can provide some assistance based on the text you've provided. It seems to be related to discussions and activities about what makes people happy. Here are some responses and suggestions for the tasks:

2) Three things in the box that are likely to make young people happiest could be "family," "friends," and "fresh air." Discussing these choices can involve the importance of relationships, spending time outdoors, and enjoying the company of loved ones.

3) Completing the table based on the interviews:

- Jake: Fresh air makes him happy because it allows him to get into the countryside.

- Laura: Money makes her happy because she can spend it on things she wants, feels it's well-earned, and it provides a sense of freedom.

- Lola: Friends make her happy because life without them would be sad.

4) Completing the quotes:

- Jake: 'You can get fresh air into the countryside.'

- Laura: 'Money makes me happy because I've to spend it on things I want, it's well-earned, and then I get freedom to spend it on.'

- Lola: 'Life without friends is just really sad.'

6) Asking and answering questions about emotions:

- When you are meeting a friend, and he/she is really late, you might feel irritated.

- When you work really hard for something and you succeed, you could feel proud and excited.

- When your team loses a game, you might feel sad.

- When a teacher appreciates your work, you would probably feel happy and proud.

- When you do poorly in a test, you might feel stressed and worried.

- When your best friend doesn't want to help you with your homework, you may feel lonely.

- When you have a house to yourself for the weekend, you would probably feel relaxed and excited.

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