| LISTEN TO THE CONVERSATION | |
| Practice Speaking – Select a Conversation Partner | |
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| Ryan: What the hell are you doing? Amy: I’m painting my face. Ryan: Why the hell are you doing that? Amy: First, stop saying hell. Second, I’m painting my face because I’m going to the basketball game tonight. It’s the championship game, and I want to show support for my team. Ryan: You have tickets to the game? I heard it was sold out. How did you get tickets? Amy: My co-worker has season tickets, but she can’t go to the game because of a family event. So, she gave them to me for free. Ryan: You’re so lucky. Who are you going with? Amy: I’m going with my other co-worker, Megan. Megan is a huge basketball fan, so it should be fun to go with her. | |
Key Vocabulary | |
| 1. What the hell…: a question used to show great surprise or anger | |
| • What the hell is that thing? | |
| • What the hell are you doing? | |
| 2. to show support for: to express or demonstrate support or backing for something or somebody | |
| • We show support for our country. | |
| • Everybody showed support for the men’s national soccer team. | |
| 3. to have tickets to/for (an event/game): to possess pieces of paper allowing entrance into an event | |
| • I have ten tickets to the concert. | |
| • We have two tickets for the concert. | |
