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    This document provides guidance for pair work conversations and expanding vocabulary when asking how someone is feeling. It encourages using a variety of positive responses like "great", "wonderful", or "happy" and negative responses like "tired", "sick", or "fed up" instead of just saying "fine". Learners are instructed to practice asking each other how they feel in pairs and trying to use different responses each time to avoid generic answers and improve conversation skills.

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    This document provides guidance for pair work conversations and expanding vocabulary when asking how someone is feeling. It encourages using a variety of positive responses like "great", "wonderful", or "happy" and negative responses like "tired", "sick", or "fed up" instead of just saying "fine". Learners are instructed to practice asking each other how they feel in pairs and trying to use different responses each time to avoid generic answers and improve conversation skills.

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    This document provides guidance for pair work conversations and expanding vocabulary when asking how someone is feeling. It encourages using a variety of positive responses like "great", "wonderful", or "happy" and negative responses like "tired", "sick", or "fed up" instead of just saying "fine". Learners are instructed to practice asking each other how they feel in pairs and trying to use different responses each time to avoid generic answers and improve conversation skills.

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    PAIR WORK – CONVERSATION SKILLS

    Rule here: Do not say FINE!

    We need to expand our vocabulary when answering this question.


    How are you?

     Great Wonderful Happy


    Good Alright Awesome Well
    Really Good Not bad

     Not so good Sad Tired


    Hungry Angry Fed up Sick
    Sleepy Exhausted Lazy

    Can you think of any other ways to say how you feel?
    Remember, don’t use the word ‘FINE’. This is a generic
    answer and we want to practise saying in other ways how
    you feel. It’s good practise!
    Practise in pairs.
    Ask each other how you are.
    Try not to use the same answer twice!

    iSLCollective.com

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