When people carpool to work or to school, are they being environmentally correct or not? Tell us some good reasons to carpool.
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People often have sausages for breakfast in the U.S. Do you also like to have sausages for breakfast? When do you eat sausages?
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Name some snacks that are nutritious and delicious.
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Name two healthy ways that can help heavy people get into shape.
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- Because by carpooling, we can save both money and gas.
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Do you like sugary snacks and desserts? Do you eat them any time you want to? Explain.
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Would you carpool to school? Why (not)?
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Pretend it’s raining a lot right now and your sister says she is going to the beach. You think it’s weird to hear that. What expression can you use to ask your sister why she is going to the beach?
What gives?
- Because it’s fortified with vitamins.
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Pretend Sue just helped you with an assignment. Using THANKS FOR and the verb HELP in the –ing form, what can you say to Sue?
Thanks for helping me with the assignment, Sue.
Pretend your friend Jack didn’t use to buy clothes at an expensive store because he never used to have a lot of money. Using never used to, tell us why Jack didn’t use to buy clothes at an expensive store.
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- He used to live in New York when he was little.
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Tell us something you didn’t use to do when you were younger but that you do now.
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Do you talk to your family while you’re having dinner? What are your conversations usually about?
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Using QUITE, what’s another way of saying that the last movie you saw was pretty good?
The last movie I saw was quite good.
- They went to the ballpark.
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Do you try to save money? Why (not)?
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Are most of the cereals you buy in supermarkets in Brazil fortified with vitamins or not?
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Do you worry about the environment? What can you do to help keep the environment clean?
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Tell us two things you’re interested in learning.
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- Thanks, but I prefer peanuts instead of popcorn.
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What is something you used to do that you don’t do anymore? Explain.
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- I used to but not anymore.
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Tell us two things that you think are environmentally correct.
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- OK. Let’s call a vendor.
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Tell us about something you are not very good at but you would like to try.
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What school did you use to go to when you were six years old?
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Pretend you love to go fishing because you love to sit in a boat on a lake and do nothing. What expression can you use to show you think that the best thing about going fishing is to sit in a boat on a lake and do nothing.
That’s what going fishing is all about.
- No, he never used to like that.
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