In this lesson, you will learn to ask and answer questions about friends and activities using present simple and like + -ing.
Friends are important in our lives. A good friend is someone you can talk to and play with. You can share your thoughts and feelings. Good friends help each other when there is a problem. Doing things together makes the friendship stronger.
Why do people become good friends? First, they like to spend time together. Do you like to play sports or games? Do you like to talk about your day? Good friends enjoy the same activities. Second, they share their things. A true friend does not keep everything for themselves. Third, they help each other with homework or chores. A real friend asks, 'Do you need my help?' and says, 'Let's do it together.'
In conclusion, good friends make life more fun. They listen when you talk and laugh when you play. They share their time and help in difficult moments. Remember, a good friend is a treasure. So, ask yourself: Do I like to be together with my friend? Do I help them? Do we share? If yes, you have a true friendship.
"Work with a partner. Discuss what makes a good friend. Use the vocabulary words and ask present simple questions. For example: 'Do you like to share with your friend?' Then answer using 'like + -ing'."
👉 Read the article about friendship.
👉 With your partner, ask and answer three questions using present simple and like + -ing.
👉 Share one quality of a good friend with the class.
Write a paragraph about a good friend. Start by introducing your friend. Then describe what you like to do together. Finally, explain why they are a good friend. Write 80-100 words.
Record a 45-second talk about a friend. Introduce your friend, talk about what you like to do together, and say why you are good friends. Speak at a natural pace.
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