What expression can you use before telling someone surprising news?, a) You're kidding!, b) You'll never guess what happened., c) Are you serious?, d) Is that true?, How could you react if your friend tells you something unbelievable?, a) You're kidding!, b) You'll never guess., c) I had a surprise., d) You're not going to believe this., Why might a listener repeat a word or phrase they just heard?, a) To correct the speaker's grammar, b) To end the conversation, c) To change the subject, d) To show surprise, Your friend says, “I saw a bear downtown.” Repeat the surprising information naturally., a) Did bear downtown?, b) I saw downtown?, c) A bear?!, d) Was seeing a bear?, Complete: I ______ home when someone shouted my name., a) was walking, b) walked was, c) am walking, d) were walking, Complete: She was getting on the bus when she ______ an old friend., a) was meet, b) meets, c) was meeting, d) saw, Finish naturally: You'll never guess..., a) are you serious?, b) who I saw yesterday., c) you're kidding., d) was I seeing., React naturally: “I found my car key after a year.”, a) You'll never guess!, b) I had a surprise!, c) After a year?! Where was it?, d) I was finding it!, Complete a surprising story: I was ______ when suddenly ______., a) driving / a dog ran into the road, b) drove / a dog was run into the road, c) drive / a dog running, d) drove / a dog run, Tell a short surprising story using past continuous, simple past, and at least one expression of surprise., a) I walking home. You're kidding. A bird., b) I was walk home when I see something strange., c) You'll never guess. I am walking yesterday and saw my teacher., d) I was walking home when I saw a monkey in a tree. I couldn't believe it!

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