1. What are you interested in?

2. What are you interested in?
I’m interested in _______________________________.
Why do you like _______________________?
I like ____________ because _______________________?
It is relaxing and not stressful.
It is nutritious and also delicious.
It is good for my career or life goals.

3. “To be” in English Singular Plural I am We are You are They are
He/She/It is
(noun)’s = (noun) is
You’re = you are

4. What are your interests…
What is your name?
What are your interests?
What is the name of your school?
What major are you studying?
What is your dream or goal for your life?
Where is your hometown?
How old are you?
Are you single or married?
It is delicious and fun.
It is helpful to my career and life goals.
It is very exciting but not stressful.

5. Wh- and Yes/No Questions
Who?
What?
Where?
When?
Why?
How (many/much/long…)?
Do you/Does he…?
Wh- questions always go down in tone when asking general questions.
Where are you from?
How are you?
“To Do” questions always go up in tone when asking general questions.
Do you want to get jjajangmyun?
Does he like me?

6. Create a Conversation
In groups, create a conversation about interests…

7. Do you play sports? Sports use different verbs based on what they do.
Play with team sports (you need a partner), competitive sports (you play to win!) Ex.: Do you want to play tennis with me?
Do with martial arts, like tae kwon do. Ex.: Do you want to do tae kwon do with me?
Go with individual sports, sports you can do alone (verb = ing) Ex.: Do you want to go skiing with me?
Some sports are also verbs (ski, run, bowl, swim) but adding –ing changes them.

9. Yes or No Questions Yes or No questions are asked by using “to do.”
“Do you play sports on the weekend?”
“Does he play video games? Does she go to the PC Bang?”

10. Yes or No Questions – Keep Talking
Do you play sports?
YES: What kind of sports do you play?
NO: What do you like to do?

11. Yes/No Question Competition
How many questions does it take…?