5. You're on the island. Speak to your classmate. What will you do? Example: A: Will you eat snakes? B: Yes, I will. / No, I won't. And you? Eat snakes, live in a cave, wash in the ocean, climb a high mountain, sleep on the grass, make friends with dolphins, drink coconut milk, make a fire, swim in a deep river, catch lizards.

The Task

This is a language exercise. The goal is to practice asking and answering questions about activities on an island, using the provided list of actions.

Example Dialogue

• A: Will you eat snakes?
• B: Yes, I will. / No, I won't. And you?

This example shows how to ask a question about an activity and how to respond positively or negatively.

List of Activities on the Island:

• Eat snakes
• Live in a cave
• Wash in the ocean
• Climb a high mountain
• Sleep on the grass
• Make friends with dolphins
• Drink coconut milk
• Make a fire
• Swim in a deep river
• Catch lizards

How to complete the task:

Imagine you are on an island with a classmate. Take turns asking each other questions about whether you would do the activities from the list. For example:

1. Student 1: "Will you eat snakes?"
2. Student 2: "No, I won't. And you?"
3. Student 1: "Yes, I will!"
4. Student 1: "Will you live in a cave?"
5. Student 2: "Yes, I will."

Continue this pattern for each item on the list.