Are you here for the concert?

1. “Conversation Strategy”
How about you?
1) Look at the photo. Adam and Alicia are strangers.

LISTEN.

 Who’s on vacation?

 Who’s a student?

 Who’s here for the concert?

 Are you here for the concert?
1. Conversation Strategy – “How about you?”
 Alicia: Hi. How are you doing?
 Adam: Pretty good. How about you?

 Alicia: Good, thanks. It’s a beautiful day.

 Adam: Yeah, it is. Are you here for the concert?

 Alicia: Yes. How about you?

 Adam: Well, yeah, but I’m a student here, too.

So, are you on vacation?
 Alicia: Yes, I am. By the way, I’m Alicia.

 Adam: I’m Adam. Nice to meet you. Well, have a nice day.

 Alicia: Thanks. You, too.

 1. “Speaking Conversation”
Prepare a conversation with a classmate like the previous example
include the following points: Look at the example!
 Hi. Good afternoon. How are you doing?
 Greeting
 Pretty good. Thanks. How about you?
 Verb to be  Not bad! I’m here for my class. Are you an English student?
Interrogative
form (?)
 Yes, I am. I’m in group 27. Basic 1. How about you?
 I’m in group 19. Basic 1, too. Are you in the morning shift?
“How about
you?”  No, I’m not. I’m in the afternoon shift. Is Miss. Catherine
your new teacher?
 No, she isn’t, My English teacher is Mr. Fernando.
 That’s cool! Are his classes interesting?
 Yes, they are. His classes are interesting and nice.
 No, they aren’t. His classes are boring and he’s very strict.
 1. “Speaking Conversation”
Prepare a conversation with a classmate like the previous example
include the following points:

 Introduction  By the way, I’m (student’s name) Nice to meet you.

&  I’m (student’s name) Nice to meet you, too.

Well, I have to go home. Have a nice afternoon.
 Farewell
 Thanks. You, too. See you soon!
 Good bye.