Unit : 5 

Functional practice                               How interesting! P: 73

 

      I.            Expressions of Interest and Indifference:

 

Introducting News

Expressing Interest

Expressing Indifference

1. I have some news for you.
2. I’ve got something to tell you.
3. Guess what?
4. You know what?
5. I wanna tell you something.

1. How nice / interesting !
2. That sounds exciting!
3. Aww really? Great!
4. Wow! That’s great / awesome!
5. Are you kidding / joking !

1. I don’t care about that.
2. Who cares.
3. So what?
4. Why should I care.
5. That’s non of my business.

 

   II.            Examples of English Conversations :

 

Jack: Guess what?
Alex: What?
Jack: My birthday is next week
Alex: Wow! that's awesome.

Ali: You know what?
Liam: What?
Ali: Rihanna released a new song.
Liam: Who cares.

Tony: I've got something to tell you.
Josh: Yeah, What is that?
Tony: I am getting married next week
Josh: Really? that's great.

Amira: I wanna tell you something.
Lina: Okay, what is it?
Amira: Titanic will be on TV tonight.
Lina: That's non of my business.

 


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