Pretend your sister is talking about her new boyfriend with you now. You don’t like your sister’s new boyfriend because, in your opinion, he is a stupid person. Using goofball, tell us why you don’t like your sister’s boyfriend.
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Are cookies sweet snacks?
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- I’m probably going to visit my grandparents on Sunday.
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What are the months of the year?
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- I think so.
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Pretend you’re going to have a French test tomorrow and French is not easy for you. If you don’t study a lot for the test, do you think you’re going to pass or to flunk the test?
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Where do you think your dad is at the moment? Answer using PROBABLY.
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- Yes, there are two books and a cellphone in my backpack.
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Pretend there is a party at Susan's house. You can’t go to the party because you have a lot of homework to do. What can you say about the situation?
What a bummer!
Do you like low-fat foods?
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- Yes, he is. He’s going to be here next Tuesday.
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What do you think your mom is doing now?
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When are you going to come to CCAA next week?
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What are you going to do this evening? Answer using GOING TO.
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What are you going to do on Saturday? Answer using GOING TO.
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- Yes, it’s fattening but it’s delicious.
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In your opinion, is it going to be easy to pass your English class at CCAA this year?
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Do you sometimes complain about school?
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Pretend you have a great desire for a snack now. Using a CRAVING, say it in another way.
I have a craving for a snack now.
Are you going to go to school tomorrow? What time are you going to arrive at school tomorrow?
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- No, they’re going to have some fruit salad for a snack.
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Name a kind of food that is good for your health and a kind of food that is not good for your health.
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Pretend your brother is not OK today. In your opinion, can he eat anything fattening today? Answer using ANYTHING.
No, he can't eat anything fattening.
In your opinion, is fruit salad delicious?
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- No, they don’t think they are. They’re probably going to flunk this class.
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What kind of fattening foods do you eat on the weekend?
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What do you generally do in the summer?
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Pretend you don’t have money to buy a sports car. Bob doesn’t have money to buy a sports car either. Using in the same boat, tell Bob you two are in the same situation in another way.
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Pretend you want to have a sweet snack, but you don’t know exactly what. Using SOMETHING and SWEET, tell us what you want to have for a snack now.
I want to have something sweet.
- No, there isn’t anything on Sue's desk.
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