Who Are You in Your Group?

Conversation - A1-A2 | Beginner Level

4.9 $

Nov. 18 Tue , 03:00 USA

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Description

In this beginner-level lesson, the students will explore the different roles people take in friendships and reflect on which one fits them best. They will learn how to describe personality traits, talk about social dynamics, and express their opinions on popularity and friendship balance. The goal is to help learners share their personal experiences while improving vocabulary and confidence in discussing relationships.

Session Activities

Question 1: How would you describe yourself as a friend?

Question 2: Do you think every group of friends has a leader?

Question 3: What kind of people do you usually become friends with?

Question 1: What role do you usually take in your friend group: leader, listener or joker?

Question 2: If you could change your role, what would you choose? Why?

Question 3: Tell an unforgettable story about you and your school friends.

Question 4: Was popularity important to you in school?

Question 5: Have you had a “leader” friend before? How did you feel?

Question 6: Do you believe friends can change your personality?

Question 7: Is competition healthy in friendships?

Question 8: What's the difference between same-gender friendships and opposite-gender friendships?

Birds of a feather flock together

people who are alike often become

Peacemaker

someone who helps solve problems calmly

Outgoing

friendly and likes to be around people

Dependable

trustworthy, someone you can count on

Reserve

quiet, controlled, or not openly showing your thoughts or feelings