My Least Favorite Things with Relative Clauses

Grammar - A1-A2 | Beginner Level

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Nov. 21 Fri , 08:00 USA

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Description

In this beginner level lesson, students will learn how to talk about things, people, and places they don’t like using relative clauses. They will practice using who, which, that, whose, where, when, and why to describe their dislikes clearly. By the end of the lesson, students will be able to share their least favorite foods, activities, people, and more in simple, natural sentences.

Session Activities

Question 1: When you dislike something, do you usually express it?

Question 2: Do you avoid people whose habits bother you?

Question 3: When you’re not in the mood, do you tell people, stay quiet, or pretend to be okay?

Question 1: Who is a co-worker that annoys you?

Question 2: Is there a music genre you don’t like?

Question 3: Who is someone you wouldn’t like to date?

Question 4: What is your least favorite day of the week?

Question 5: Where is a country you don’t want to visit?

Question 6: Which mode of transportation do you dislike using?

Question 7: Who is a superhero you don’t like?

Question 8: When was the last holiday or vacation you didn’t enjoy?

Question 9: Which family member do you find difficult to get along with?

Question 10: What is a pet that you would never want to have?

Not my cup of tea

something you don’t like

Drive me crazy

something that annoys you

Couldn’t care less

not interested at all

Turned off by

something you dislike