Why We Like the People We Like

Conversation - A1-A2 | Beginner Level

4.9 $

Dec. 16 Tue , 18:00 USA

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Description

In this class you will:
✅ Learn simple vocabulary about friendship, connection, connection, support, feelings.
✅ Watch a video exploring how friendship affects the brain and emotions.
✅ Think and talk about people you like and why you like them — friends, family, classmates, etc.
✅ Practice speaking using simple English sentences about personality and connection.

You will:

Understand reasons why friendships are important

Use expressions like “I like them because…”, “They make me feel…”

Share about a person you like and respect

Connect vocabulary with real social experiences

Session Activities

Question 1: Do you have a friend who always makes you smile? Who?

Question 2: What makes someone easy to like (kind, funny, loyal)?

Question 3: Do you like quiet people or talkative people more? Why?

Question 4: Who do you talk to first when you feel happy?

Question 5: Who do you talk to first when you feel sad?

Question 1: Who is someone you like spending time with?

Question 2: What qualities do they have that you like?

Question 3: Do you think being kind is important for a friend? Why?

Question 4: How does this person make you feel when you see them?

Question 5: Do you like people who are similar to you or different? Why?

Question 6: Can someone become your friend even if you don’t see them often? How?

Question 7: What do you like to do with your friends or family?

Question 8: After watching the video, what did you learn about friendship that surprised you?

Question 9: Why do you think connection with other people is important in life?

Friend

A person you like and spend time with

Connection

Feeling close or linked with someone

Support

Helping someone when they need it

Care

To feel concern for someone

Kind

Nice and thoughtful

Feelings

Emotions inside you

Loyal

Always staying with someone and trusting them

To give something (time, ideas) with others

Enjoy

To feel happy when doing something

Supportive

Giving help, comfort, or encouragement