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Speaking
Keeping a conversation going
1. Look at the picture and answer the questions.
Do you enjoy meeting new people? Yes, I do, because is funny know new people and their perspectives Do you find it easy to talk to people you don't know? Yes, I find it easy to talk to strangers. I am very sociable and like to meet new people. What questions can you ask someone when you have just met him/her? I could ask: What is your name, how are you, what do you do for a living, what do you like, and where are you from?
2. Grace is meeting Katarina and Hendrik in a café. Watch the video and tick the topics that Grace and Hendrik talk about. where they are from how they met Katarina university their home towns a holiday in the past the weather
3. Watch again and match the auxiliary questions in A with the phrases in B. A B 1 Were you? a. Did you meet at university? 2 Did you? b. That sounds fun. 3 Haven't you? c. That's amazing! 4 Was it? d. I see! 5 Do you? e. When was that? 6 Don't you? f. Why's that? 7 Was he? g. Wow! 8 Did he? h. Really? 4. Work in pairs. Take turns to read out the statements below and show interest. Use the auxiliary questions and phrases in exercise 3 to help you. 1. I'm reading a really good book about love. That’s sound fun 2. My brother has just bought a big house. That’s amazing 3. We're moving to a little village. Really? 4. My grandparents go on holiday five times a year! Wow! 5. An old friend of mine was on TV this week. When was that? 6. I've got some important news for you. Do you?
