In this section you are asked to discuss the things that you enjoy doing with a small group of your classmates, in order to find out what things you have in common.
The example reads:
R: I like to play soccer. I don’t like to play video games.
F: I like playing video games. I also like listening to music.
C: I like going to parties. Do you all like going?
R&F: Yes, we like to go to parties.

You’re asked, in the prompt, to first write down three things you enjoy doing on the weekends. Let’s say, for example, that you write down playing tennis (*jugar al tenis*), spending time alone (*pasar al rato solo*) and going shopping (*ir de compras*). Then, you will simply follow the example for a basic outline of what your conversation should look like.

Note how in the example, Felipe uses *”a mí*” to emphasize the fact that while Roberto may not like video games, he, Felipe, certainly does! He also uses the word *”también”* which will probably be used a lot in this conversation, both to say something that you also enjoy doing (as Felipe uses it) or to agree with someone and say “yes, I ALSO like doing this thing”.

If you want to ask your group if they like something, you will do as Carla does and ask “*¿les gusta (infinitive)?*”. If you want to ask just one person, you will use *le* instead of *les* in your question.