TOEFL - Socialising on campus

TOEFL - Socialising on campus

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Open Ended

What did you do to socialise when you arrived in IMT?

Open Ended

How has your socialising changed since last year?

Open Ended

What do you intend to do to integrate and have a social life abroad?

Multiple Select

Before having close friends you might visit people quickly. How do we say this?

• do a whirlwind visit

• drop in

• pay a quick visit

• call by

Poll

Which, for you, would be most suitable to make friends?

• hosting a party

• asking someone round for a coffee

• inviting someone for a meal

• suggesting going out

Poll

Do you want to be in ....

• the in crowd

• in a clique

• a circle of friends

You know you are accepted when ...

you start having invitations

Universities have

onsite cafés and restaurants

Open Ended

As well as having something to eat or drink which is subsidised, many students go to the café to ......

Multiple Choice

If you've got a date with someone and they don't turn up, we say that you have been .....

• gilted

• dismissed

• stood up

• walked over

Multiple Choice

For a friend's birthday they might ...

• do a party

• have party

• throw a party

Speaking

Some believe socialising on campus is necessary to learn your host country's culture, others prioritise being a member of a local association. Which option do you prefer and why?

In pairs record your answer to share with the class.

Multiple Select

Once you know people better you ........ with them.

• knock out

• knock around

• mess around

• hang out

• hang over

Socialising can take many forms

• fancy dress amongst friends

• black-tie affair

• leaving do

• night out

• sleep over

Multiple Choice

When you visit friends it's necessary NOT to ....

• stay over

• stay out

• outstay your welcome

• welcome them out

Settling in

• Create a home

• Make friends

• Join clubs

• Discover your new home

• Don't forget your studies

Writing

Agree or disagree with the following statement, giving opinions.

Alcohol is necessary to integrate in student social life.