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- Greg Malivuk
- http://www.pastebin.com/u/gmalivuk - notes from all classes
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- Homework: write five follow-up wh- questions to the statement, “I went to the cinema yesterday.”
- What time did you go? / When did you go?
- What movie did you watch?
- Who was with you?
- How much did you pay? / How much was the ticket? / How much were the tickets?
- Who are the actors? / Who’s in the movie?
- What was the funniest thing in the movie?
- How was the movie? (Was it good or bad?)
- What did you think of the movie? (What is your opinion of the movie?)
- Which cinema did you go to?
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- Remember from yesterday:
- 1 - echo questions
- 2 - echo words
- 3 - follow-up questions
- 4 - interjections and other expressions to show attention and agreement: Really? Yeah. Uh-huh. Right. Sure. That’s interesting.
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- Handout part 6 - Identify the small-talk techniques in the conversation. Write the number of each technique where it is used.
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- part 7 - Walk around the room and start conversations with your classmates using these questions. Use the small-talk techniques to show interest and continue the conversation.
- (There are 10 questions and there are 12 other students. Each question should be with a different student.)
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- This worksheet is British. Notice some of the differences between British and American English.
- British English: at the weekend, Where do you come from?, holiday, favourite
- American English: on the weekend, Where are you from?, vacation, favorite
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- Interjections - words that express emotion (including interest and attention), but do not have a grammatical connection to the rest of the sentence
- They are very common in conversations, but shouldn’t be used in formal writing.
- With your partner, add an interjection to the beginning of each sentence.
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