Show students a picture of a woman. Ask them to describe the woman. What words would they use? Would they consider her "good-looking"? What does that mean? Attractive, beautiful. Having a pleasing or attractive appearance. What do you consider good-looking?

Have the students read a conversation, then fill out a Google form with some short questions about what they read. Once they have filled out the form. Pull up the answers and go over together as a class.

Have students highlight the phrases with "look" in the text on a google slide.

After they have highlighted the words in the text. Have the students use a diagram to place the meaning of the words into circles. Ask CCQs about the tricky ones. Talk about how "look out" is like a warning something bad is going to happen. Talk about which prepositions to use correctly. Correct some errors with preposition use. Look out or Look in? Which is right?

Have students use a Google form to match phrases with meaning. Go over in pairs, then as a class.

Have the students break off into pairs and finish the answers about themselves in the last Google slide. I will turn on my computer and listen for mistakes. Write some down then we will go over some errors as a class.