Match a sentence in A with a reply sentence in B.

Date: 2015-10-07; view: 652.

Read and practise the conversations with your partner. Act them to the class.

Everyday English

In pairs or small groups speak on the following topics.

Read the questionnaire and answer the questions. Find people with the same answers as yours.

1. What's your favourite food?

2. What's your favourite drink?

3. What's your favourite colour?

4. What are your favourite clothes?

5. What are your favourite shoes?

6. Who's your favourite singeror band?

7. What are your favourite things to do at weekends?

8. Who's your favourite person?

9. Where's your favourite place?

10. Who's your favourite film staror actor?

1. My first-year studies.

2. My friend's university course.

1. Ted: Hello, Mike.

Mike: Hello. How are you?

Ted: I'm fine. And how are you?

Mike: I'm fine, too.

Ted: It's a nice day today, isn't it?

Mike: Yes, it is.

2. John: Hello, Miss Brown.

Miss Brown: Hello, John.

John: Miss Brown, this is Nick Jones. He's our new student.

Nick: How do you do, Miss Brown.

Miss Brown: How do you do, Nick. I'm glad to meet you.

Nick: I'm glad to meet you, too.

Miss Brown: Well, it's time for class now.

3. Ben: Hello, Ted. This is Dan Smith.

Ted: Hello. Glad to meet you.

Dan: It's nice to meet you, too.

4. Peter: Hi, Dave.

Dave: Hi, Peter. This is Tom, my roommate.

Peter: Hi, Tom. How are you doing?

Tom: Fine, Peter. How are you?

Peter: Not bad, thanks. Nice meeting you.

Tom: Pleased to meet you too.