Social Phrases
Social Vocabulary and Expressions
🎧 Lire / écouter d’abord
In a cafe, people talk about their day. They say hello and ask how each other is. "How are you?" is a common question. Friends share news and laugh together. They enjoy their drinks and relax. It is nice to meet and talk with friends. Do you like to meet friends in a cafe?
⚡ Objectifs pédagogiques
- À la fin de cette leçon, l'apprenant pourra utiliser des phrases sociales simples.
- L'apprenant pourra poser des questions sur le bien-être des autres.
- L'apprenant pourra partager des nouvelles avec des amis.
🎯 Votre mission
À la fin de ce cours, vous réutiliserez ces compétences dans une situation réaliste :
- Ask how they are.
- Share news about your week.
- Invite them to meet again.
🔑 Langage clé
- How are you? How are you today?
- I am fine, thank you. I am fine, thank you for asking.
- What is new? What is new with you?
- Let's meet at the cafe. Let's meet at the cafe tomorrow.
- I like to talk with friends. I like to talk with friends over coffee.
⚙️ Règles
🟣 Using 'How are you?'
Règle :
We use 'How are you?' to ask about someone's feelings. It is a friendly question. You can use it when you meet someone.
- How are you today?
- How are you doing?
- *How are you?* (incorrect in a formal setting) → Use *How do you do?* for formal situations.
- *How are you?* (missing response) → Always respond with *I am fine, thank you.*
🟣 Responding to 'How are you?'
Règle :
When someone asks 'How are you?', you can say 'I am fine, thank you.' This shows you are polite and friendly.
- I am fine, thank you.
- I am good, how about you?
- *I fine.* (missing verb) → Say *I am fine.*
- *I am good, thanks you.* (incorrect form) → Say *I am good, thank you.*
🟣 Asking about news
Règle :
You can ask 'What is new?' to find out what is happening in someone's life. It is a good way to start a conversation.
- What is new with you?
- What is new today?
- *What new?* (missing word) → Say *What is new?*.
- *What is new with you?* (too formal) → Use *What’s up?* for friends.
🟣 Inviting friends to meet
Règle :
You can say 'Let's meet at the cafe.' This is a friendly way to invite someone to spend time together.
- Let's meet at the cafe tomorrow.
- Let's meet for coffee.
- *Meet at cafe.* (missing article) → Say *at the cafe.*
- *Let’s meet cafe.* (missing preposition) → Say *Let's meet at the cafe.*
✍️ Vocabulaire
🧠 Flashcards interactives
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🌍 Compréhension globale
Analyse écrite IA
Consigne : Write about your favorite place to meet friends.
Write 2-3 sentences about where you meet friends and what you do.
Critères de réussite : Use simple sentences and social phrases.
- meet
- friends
- talk
- cafe
- enjoy
- present simple
- subject-verb agreement
🧩 Pratique guidée
Mini-dialogue :
A: How are you? B: I am fine, thank you! A: What is new? B: Not much, just relaxing. A: Let's meet at the cafe. B: Great idea!
Pourquoi c’est utile :
This language is useful for starting conversations and making plans with friends.
Expressions utiles :
How are you?; I am fine, thank you.; What is new?; Let's meet at the cafe.; I enjoy talking with friends.
Analyse orale IA
Tâche orale : Say where you like to meet friends.
Record 2-3 sentences about your favorite place to meet friends.
Critères de réussite : Use social phrases and clear sentences.
- meet
- friends
- talk
- cafe
- enjoy
- present simple
- subject-verb agreement
🚀 Défi rapide
Écoutez le modèle, répétez à voix haute, puis recommencez pour améliorer votre score.
🚀 Vous êtes prêt !
Vous allez maintenant réutiliser ce que vous venez d’apprendre dans une conversation réelle.
Essayez d’utiliser le vocabulaire, les structures et les expressions clés du cours.
Mission de conversation IA
You are at a cafe with a friend.
- Ask how they are.
- Share news about your week.
- Invite them to meet again.
Use friendly phrases.