At a Friend's House
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Storyboard Description
Practice what to do at a friend's house in your ESL class!
Storyboard Text
- AT A FRIEND'S HOUSE
- INTRODUCTIONS
- Hi Stella! Thank you for inviting me! Your dog is so cute! What is his name?
- Hi Anja! I'm glad you're here! This is my dog Rufus.
- MAKING CONVERSATION
- I'd love to play outside!
- What would you like to do?
- We can play video games? Or, we could play outside.
- Ok! Let's go!
- FINDING YOUR WAY
- Sure it's down the hall on the right.
- You're welcome! Me too!
- Thank you for the orange juice! I was thirsty after running around!
- May I use your bathroom?
- SAYING GOODBYE
- Thank you for having me, Stella! I had so much fun!
- Any time! I had fun too. I hope we can do it again soon!
- It is polite to say hello to your friend and thank them for having you over.
- When making conversation, ask your friend what they would like to play. Try to find a game that you both enjoy.
- If you need to find something in your friend's house, like the bathroom, just ask politely where it is.
- It is customary to thank your friend for having you when you say goodbye.
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