Do you know how to do that?

In today’s lesson, you will Talk about sports and their health benefits Practice asking and answering questions about your health Express your wants and intentions as it relates to learning new activities Give reasons why you would or would not like to do something By the end of this lesson you will be able to talk about activities you want or don’t want to learn and state the reason why.

What are they doing? They are ice skating? Do you know how to ice skate?

What are they doing? They are swimming? Do you know how to swim?

What are they doing? They are playing racquet ball? Do you know how to play racquet ball?

What are they doing? They are ballroom dancing? Do you know how to ballroom dance?

What are they doing? They are practicing taekwondo? Do you know how to do taekwondo?

What are they doing? They are practicing tai chi? Do you know how to do tai chi?

What is he doing? He is bowling? Do you know how to bowl?

What is he doing? He is skiing? Do you know how to ski?

Which activity burns the most calories? 450-760 510-765 325-500 730-1,090 215-330 175-280 985-1,075 Ice skating Swimming Racquet ball Ballroom dancing Taekwondo Tai Chi Bowling Skiing Running (jogging)

Which activities do you know how to do? Would you like to learn how to ice skate? Would you like to learn how to swim? Do you want to learn how to play racquet ball? Do you want to learn how to ballroom dance? Would you like to learn taekwondo? Would you like to learn tai Chi Do you want to learn how to bowl? Do you want to learn how to ski? Do you know how to ice skate? Do you know how to swim? Do you know how to play racquet ball? Do you know how to ballroom dance? Do you know taekwondo? Do you know tai Chi Do you know how to bowl? Do you know how to ski?

Wants and Intentions When expressing wants and intentions we use would like to and want to. Ex. I would like to learn how to cook. (I want to learn how to cook.) When asking about someone’s wants and intentions we use would you like to or do you want to. Ex. Would you like to learn how to swim? (Do you want to learn how to swim?) It is always good to give a reason why you want to do something or do not want to do something. I would like to learn tai chi because I like martial arts. I don’t want to learn how to bowl because it looks boring. Other expressions: These express a strong desire to do (or not do) something. I’d would really like to do (try) something. I’d love to do (try) something. I really wouldn’t like to do something. I really don’t want to do (try) something.

In the first pair work activity, you will ask your partner, “Do you know how to do + activity?” Do you know how to ice skate? Do you know how to swim? Do you know how to play racquet ball? Do you know how to ballroom dance? Do you know how to do taekwondo? Do you know how to do tai chi? Do you know how to bowl? Do you know how to ski? With martial arts you must use Do you know how to do….? With martial arts you can also ask Do you know + martial art? For example: Do you know taekwondo? Team sports require the use of play. Ex. Do you know how to play basketball?

If your partner answers “No, I don’t know how to do + activity If your partner answers “No, I don’t know how to do + activity.” Ask if they would like to learn how. Remember: You should use Would you like to learn how to ice skate? Would you like to learn how to swim? Would you like to learn how to play racquet ball? Would you like to learn how to ballroom dance? Would you like to learn how to do taekwondo? Would you like to learn how to do tai chi? Would you like to learn how to bowl? Would you like to learn how to ski? Would you like to learn how to + activity? Do you want to learn how to + activity? DO NOT say Do you to learn When answering: You should say Yes, I would like to learn how to + activity OR No, I wouldn’t like to learn how to + activity DO NOT say Yes, I’m + activity Example Yes, I’m taewondo. You must tell the truth!

Check Your Understanding Choose the correct sentence. 1a. I want learning how English better. 1b. I want to learn how to speak English better. 2a. Do you know how to swim? 2b. Do you know how to go swimming?

Which to use, Like to OR Know how to? For which of the following activities can you use know how to questions? For example: Which is correct? I would like to know how to have coffee? -- I would like to have a cup of coffee? Make sentences for each using the correct sentence form -- I would like to OR I would like to know how to

Which activities do I know how to do? Would I like to learn? No Yes No. Why? Tried years ago and did not enjoy it. No. Why? It is very expensive and I am really not interested in racquetball. No. I don’t enjoy dancing. Yes. I have heard that it is good for stress relieve. No. Why? It seems dangerous. And because I don’t like winter sports. Ice skating Swimming Racquet ball Ballroom dancing Taekwondo Tai Chi Bowling Skiing