HOW LIKABLE ARE YOU, REALLY?

Conversation - A1-A2 | Beginner Level

8 $

Feb. 20 Fri , 08:00 USA

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Description

In this beginner lesson, the students will reflect on their personal likability and how it has developed over time. They will discuss behaviors that make someone likable or not-so-likable, such as asking questions, giving compliments, open body language, smiling, being genuine, and respecting differences. Students will practice expressing opinions politely and describing their personality. The goal is to build confidence, self-awareness, and conversational fluency.

Session Activities

1: On a scale of 1-10, how likable do you think are you?

2: Did you make friends easily when you were younger?

3: How would you describe the kind of person you tend to like?

1: When people say, 'I don't care whether they like me or not,' do you believe them?

2: Why do you think people feel closer when someone listens to them carefully?

3: To be liked, you need to give compliments. Are you comfortable giving them?

4: You have to smile to be liked. Do you really think that's true?

5: Making people talk about themselves can make them like you, but how do you feel about those who talk endlessly without even asking about you?

6: You disagree with your colleague because they set the deadline too early. How would you politely address it?

7: Some people say asking for small favors builds connection. Your thoughts?

8: Do you think your genuine self is likable?

9: To be answered in the main room before feedback: Name one reason why people don’t like you.

Genuine

real, authentic

Approachable

easy to talk to

Warm

friendly and kind

Open up

to share personal thoughts or feelings

Come across as

to appear or seem

Reach out

to contact someone for help or connection