DO YOU FEEL UNMOTIVATED SOMETIMES?

 In this topic, we talk about feeling unmotivated. Sometimes we don’t want to study, work, or do anything. That’s normal. Everyone feels that way sometimes. Saying “Do you feel unmotivated sometimes?” means you want to know if a person has low energy or doesn’t feel like doing things. We will learn how to ask and answer questions about feelings using the present simple tense.

Examples:

• I feel unmotivated on Mondays.

• She doesn’t feel like studying today.

• Do you feel unmotivated sometimes?

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GRAMMAR

We use the present simple tense to talk about regular feelings and habits. To make questions, we use Do/Does. For negatives, we use don’t/doesn’t.

Structure:

• Positive: Subject + feel + adjective

• Negative: Subject + don’t/doesn’t + feel + adjective

• Question: Do/Does + subject + feel + adjective?

Examples:

• I feel tired today.

• He doesn’t feel happy.

• Do you feel motivated in the morning?

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VOCABULARY (10 words with definition)

1. Motivated – ready and excited to do something

2. Unmotivated – not wanting to do something

3. Sometimes – not always, but at times

4. Tired – having no energy

5. Lazy – not wanting to work or move

6. Energy – strength to do things

7. Sad – not happy

8. Bored – not interested or having nothing to do

9. Happy – feeling good and joyful

10. Positive – feeling good or hopeful

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USEFUL EXPRESSIONS

• I don’t feel like studying.

• He feels unmotivated today.

• Sometimes I just want to sleep.

• She doesn’t want to do anything.

• Do you feel lazy on weekends?

• We all feel like this sometimes.

• Try to stay positive!

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SENTENCES

Positive:

• I feel great today.

• He feels tired in the morning.

• She feels happy after school.

Negative:

• I don’t feel motivated.

• He doesn’t feel like working.

• They don’t feel happy right now.

Questions and Answers:

• Do you feel unmotivated sometimes? – Yes, I do.

• Does she feel lazy today? – No, she doesn’t.

• Do they feel happy now? – Yes, they do.

• Do you feel good after exercise? – Yes, I do.

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CONVERSATION

Liam: Hey, do you feel unmotivated sometimes?

Nora: Yes, especially when I have a lot of homework.

Liam: Same here. I just want to sleep!

Nora: Me too. What do you do when you feel that way?

Liam: I listen to music or go for a walk. It helps me.

Nora: That’s a good idea. I usually talk to my mom. She gives me good advice.

Liam: Nice! We all need some help sometimes.

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READING

Feeling Unmotivated

Maria is a good student. She usually studies every day. But on Sundays, she feels unmotivated. She doesn’t want to read or do homework. She just wants to watch TV and rest. Maria talks to her sister about it. Her sister says, “It’s okay to feel that way. Take a break and try again later.” Maria feels better. On Monday, she studies again and feels positive.

Questions:

1. When does Maria feel unmotivated?

2. What does she want to do?

3. Who does she talk to?

4. What advice does her sister give?

5. How does Maria feel on Monday?

Answers:

1. On Sundays.

2. Watch TV and rest.

3. Her sister.

4. Take a break and try again later.

5. She feels positive.