Speaking Situations: Expressing Likes and Dislikes Phrases to use with these situations Vocabulary for these situations: Hobbies Sports/Activities Food Sample Conversations: 1. Do you like basketball? Yes I do./ No, I don't. 2. What kind of food do you like? I like Italian food. Conversation practice: 1. With a partner, practice asking and answering questions about sports, activities, or food that you like/don't like. 2. Talk about what your friends like/don't like. Example: Does Kindra like bowling? No. She doesn't. What kinds of food does Sam like? He likes meat and potatoes.* 3. Talk about movies or music that you like. *Note: When speaking generally, it's easiest to use plurals with count nouns: Example: I like apples. (count - plural) I don't like radishes. (count -plural) I don't like soda pop. (non-count) See also: Today's Talking Topics: Sports Textbook: New Interchange Intro, Chapter 10

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