Speaking activities

1. You are organizaing a birthday party, and need volunteers for things to do and food to bring as follows:

Things to do:	Food to bring (가져오다/만들어 오다)
Call friedns	Birthday cake
Make invitation cards (초대장)	Soft drink (음료수)
Go grocery shopping (장 보러 가다)	Salad (샐러드/사라다)
Prepare (준비하다) music	Main dishes

Feel free to add more to the above list.

You ask people in your group of 3 or 4: 누가 . . . ~(으)ㄹ래요?

A volunteer responds: 제가 . . .~ (으)게요.

2. You are visiting someone's place. The host offers a series of things (. . . ~(으)ㄹ래요?), and you decline them and choose things that are more modest/less burdening (. . . ~(으)ㄹ게요).

• Watching TV, reading a magazine, listening to music
• Sitting on a comfortable sofa or a wooden chair (나무 의자)
• Fruits: pear (배), apple (사과), orange (오렌지)
• Wine, coffee, tea, orange juice

3. Someone calls you to ask a number of favors and you comply to his/her requests:

• Asking to help with homework
• Asking to come to a IUSA meeting (meeting time and place must be negotiated)
• Asking to give a ride (데려다 주다) to the College Mall, downtown, WalMart, etc.
• Asking to help with house chores: dish washing (설거지), cleaning (청소), grocery shopping, laundary (빨래), etc.

Make sure you follow the sequences of telephone opening before getting to the business. You may negotiate what you can do to accommodate the caller's need.