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Follow up questions to conversations

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    Students will create follow up questions to a given conversational scenario
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  • A person you are talking with tells you they are going on vacation soon. What can you ask them to keep the conversation going?
    Where are you going? Why are you going now? Who are you going with? How long will you be gone?
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  • The person you are talking with tells you that they really like walking their dog. What can you ask to keep the conversation going?
    What kind of dog do you have? What is your dog's name? Where do you like to walk your dog?
  •  15
  • A classmate who sits next to you tells you they are really excited about a new Marvel movie coming out. What can you ask to keep the conversation going?
    What is the name of the movie? Who is in it? Have you seen all the Marvel movies? Which character is your favorite?
  •  15
  • The classmate tells you they have to leave early because they have a football game that day. What can you say to keep the conversation going?
    What position do you play? Where is the game? How long will it take to get there? Have you played the opposing team before? How long have you played footbal
  •  15
  • You notice that a classmate has a cast on their leg and they are walking with crutches. What can you say to start a conversation?
    Are you OK? What happened to your leg? How long will you have to use crutches? Do you need any help?
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  • Your friend tells you they are going to a concert on Saturday. What can you say to keep the conversation going?
    Who are you going to go see? Where is the concert? Who are you going with? Do you like their music? What is your favorite album or song?
  •  15
  • You notice a friend is knitting during lunch. What could you ask to start a conversation?
    What are you making? How long have you been knitting? What kinds of things do you like to make? Who are you making that for?
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  • It is Monday morning. You have gotten to class before the bell rings. A friend asks you if you have had a good weekend. What can you say to keep the conversation going?
    Yes, I have a good weekend. How about you? / It was OK. How was your weekend?
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  • You are sitting with someone at lunch. What can you say to start a conversation?
    How has your day been so far? Are you having a good day? What do you have for lunch? What class do you have after lunch?
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  • You go to a football game. The person sitting next to you asks if you think your team will win. What can you say to keep the conversation going?
    Yeah, they are playing pretty well this year. What about you? I hope so. What do you think?
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  • You are walking to class with a friend. They ask if you have done the homework. What can you say to keep the conversation going?
    Yes. It was hard. What did you think? Yeah, it was not too bad. Did you do it?
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  • Your friend tells you that they are going to go fishing with their brother this weekend. What can you say to keep the conversation going?
    Do you like to fish? Where are you guys going to fish? What kind of fish are you trying to catch?
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  • You are at a park and you see a friend from school. They come over to you and say "It is great to see you". What can you say to keep the conversation going?
    It is nice to see you too. What are you doing here? Do you like coming to this park? Who did you come to the park with?
  •  15
  • You have a new student in your class. You are sitting next to them today. What can you say to start a conversation?
    Where did you move from? Are you liking school so far? What is your name?
  •  15