Feel like

Step 1: Warm-up Activity
👉 Engage Students with Simple Questions

• Ask:

• "What do you feel like eating right now?"

• "Do you feel like going out today?"

• "How do you feel when it's raining?"

Encourage students to respond naturally.

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Step 2: Explain the Concept
✅ Structure of "Feel Like"
1️⃣ To express desire
→ feel like + noun

• "I feel like coffee." (= I want coffee.)

• "She feels like a break." (= She wants a break.)

2️⃣ To express desire for an action
→ feel like + verb-ing

• "I feel like sleeping." (= I want to sleep.)

• "They feel like going for a walk."

3️⃣ To express emotions/similes
→ feel like + a description

• "I feel like a winner!"

• "She feels like a superhero."

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Step 3: Interactive Practice
🎭 Activity 1: Picture Prompts

• Show images (e.g., food, activities, emotions).

• Ask: "What do you feel like doing?"

• Students respond: "I feel like eating pizza!" / "I feel like dancing!"

🎤 Activity 2: Role Play

• Pair students. One asks:

• "What do you feel like doing today?"

• "Do you feel like watching a movie?"

• The other answers using "feel like" correctly.

🎲 Activity 3: Spin the Wheel (or Dice)

• Write different verbs (eating, dancing, sleeping, etc.) on a spinning wheel or dice.

• Students spin and form sentences using "feel like."

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Step 4: Real-Life Application
📌 Conversation Practice

• Students discuss in pairs:

• "What do you feel like doing on weekends?"

• "What do you feel like eating when you're tired?"

🎬 Homework (Creative Task)

• Write 5 sentences using "feel like" based on your day.

• Example: "Today, I felt like drinking tea in the morning."