Ex. 33. Match a line in Awith a line in B

Speaking Activity

A	B
1. I only like white chocolate 2. Would you like a lift? 3. Would you like some more cake? 4. Would you like a cold drink? 5. Don’t you like your boss? 6. I don’t like cabbage. 7. I wouldn’t like to work here. 8. Would you like to come to dinner? 9. What do you like doing at the weekends?	a) I’d love one. I’m very thirsty. b) I hate him. c) I’d love to. That’s very kind. d) I’d love some. It’s delicious. e) I don’t. I can’t stand it. f) Nor would I. g) Nothing. h) Really. I love it. i) It’s OK. I’ll get the bus.

Ex. 34. Work out the questions for the following answers. Use the prompts.

e.g. Do you like cooking?

No I don’t. I can’t even boil an egg.

1. Yes. I love it. I play every weekend in summer.

2. Yes. I’d love to. What time does the film start?

3. In my family. Well everybody says I look like my mother but I think I look more like my father.

4. It’s boring. The hours are so long. 8.30 in the morning until 6.00 at night. I’m looking for another one.

5. Coffee, please. I don’t like tea.

6. My father’s away in Poland at the moment. But they’re both very well, thank you. I’ll tell them you asked about them.

7. It was very interesting. I like everything except the climate. East Africa is a spectacular world!

8. Kuala Lumpur’s night life is limited but shopping in the Jalan Pefaling night market is popular.

Prompts: What … like? Do … like …?

Would … like …? How …?

What / Who … look like?

Ex. 35. Choose the right variant in the dialogues.

1. A.: What do you like to do tonight?

What would you like to do tonight?

B.: Something a bit different. I feel like a change.

2. A.: Where do you like going on holiday?

Where would you like to go on holiday?

B.: We usually go skiing in the Hemalayas in summer, then somewhere hot to have a rest in winter.

3. A.: What sort of books do you like reading?

What sort of books would you like to read?

B.: Science fiction or books about traveling.

Actually I read a lot.

4. A.: Do you like to be a teacher?

Would you like to be a teacher?

B.: I couldn’t stand it.

5. A.: Do you like your boss?

Would you like to be a boss?

B.: She’s OK.

6. A.: Would you like to work for this firm?

Do you like working for this firm?

B.: Yes, for sure. But it will be possible when I graduate from the University.

Ex. 36. Answer the questions.

1. Do you like walking alone or with a partner?

2. What is your spoken English like?

3. Would you like to speak more or write more in class?

4. What do you like to have most in your English class?

5. Would you like to have more or less homework after class?

6. Would you like to travel round the East?

7. What places would you like to visit traveling round the East?

8. Would you like to work for Tour operator dealing will the Asian countries?

9. What would you like to visit in Australia / South Africa / India / China.

Ex. 37. Read through the dialogue. Fill in the gaps with a suitable question. Act it out.

A: I’m applying for a job in East Africa.

B: Are you? I used to live there. In Tanzania.

A: Really? What …..?

B: It was interesting. I was there for two years.

I liked everything except the climate.

A: Why …..?

B: Well. I was on the coast, in Dar as Salaam, so it was very hot and humid all of the time.

A: And the people. What.....?

B: Very nice. Very kind. And of course the Masai people look wonderful.

A: What.….?

B: Well, they’re very tall and they wear the most amazing colored bends in their hair, round their necks, on their arms and legs. And the unmarried men put red mud in their heir. There’is a magnificent sight.

A: I suppose you went to the Safari when you were there.

B: It was excising. I went to the Serengeti Plain and the Ngoro Ngoro Crater.

A: Which animals … best?

B: Actually. I think the giraffes. They were so graceful, so elegant, but I like all the animals. What … to see if you go there?

A: The lions, of course. Especially those that live in the trees. I hope I get the job.

B: Give me a ring, and let me know what happens.

Ex. 38. Listen to, read and act out the dialogues. Then put the first dialogue into indirect speech.

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