The document provides vocabulary and examples of personality traits such as sad, nice, shy, and talkative. It also includes a sample conversation where Laura and Susan discuss their classmate Santi, describing him as nice but also shy and quiet. They further discuss a news story about a tragic accident where a little girl was killed at a hotel.

1. Unit: Myself Topic: Personality Traits Matthayomsuksa 1

2. Vocabulary

4. sad

5. nice

6. talk much

7. shy

8. uneasy

9. Structure

10. Very / a lot ( adverbs of degree ) - Very (extremely, in a high degree) used to modify adjectives and past participles. - A lot (very much, a great deal, considerably) Use a lot at the end of a sentence as an adverb. A lot is NOT followed by a noun.

11. Example: He’s very nice . : He’s very quiet . Example: I like him a lot . : I enjoy watch the news a lot .

12. Conversation

13. Laura : Sue. What do you think of Santi? Susan : Oh, I think he’s very nice. I like him a lot. Laura : I think he’s a bit shy. He doesn’t talk much. Sometimes I feel uneasy talking to him. Susan : Yes, he’s quiet, but actually he’s a nice person . Conversation

14. Laura : Did you watch the news about the accident on TV last night? Susan : About a little girl who fell into a hotel and got killed? Laura : That’s right. Isn’t it sad? Susan : Yes, it’s really depressing.

15. True or False Game ………… 2. Santi doesn’t talk much. ………… False True 1. Susan think Santi is very smart .

16. 3. Santi is a nice person. ………… ………… ………… 4. The little boy is killed in the hotel. 5. Susan is very happy when you watch the news on TV. False False True

17. Activity 1 (KEY ) . a. sad b. happy c. shy d. nice e. uneasy f. talk much