SPEAKING - Thinking of things to do

Jamie: What are you doing today?

Lisa: Nothing much. ¹  Shall we do something?

Jamie: I don’t want to stay at home all day. It’s boring.

Lisa: Well, what do you want to do?

Jamie: I don’t know. I just want to go out.

Lisa: ² Why don't we go for a bike ride? We can take a sandwich.

Jamie: It’s really cold. ³  I don't feel like cycling when it’s cold.

Lisa: Mmm. Well, I don’t want to play computer games all day.

Jamie: ⁴  How about going into town? There’s a new café on the High Street. They say it’s very good.

Lisa: ⁵  That sounds like a good idea. We can go to the shopping centre, too.

Jamie: I don’t know about the shopping centre, but the café sounds good. ⁶  Let's finish our homework now and then get the bus into town.

Lisa: OK

1. A: Let’s || Why do something different.

    B: OK. What do you want / feel to do?

2. A: Why don’t we || We’ll go to the cinema? There’s a good film on this week.

   B: That sounds like || ’s like a good idea.

3. A: How about going || go for a walk?

   B: No thanks. I don’t really like / feel like going for a walk.

4. A: What shall we do || doing?

   B: Nothing. I’m happy here on the sofa.

1. A: Let’s || Why do something different.

    B: OK. What do you want || feel to do?

2. A: Why don’t we || We’ll go to the cinema? There’s a good film on this week.

   B: That sounds like || ’s like a good idea.

3. A: How about going || go for a walk?

   B: No thanks. I don’t really feel like || like going for a walk.

4. A: What shall we do || doing?

   B: Nothing. I’m happy here on the sofa.