General English Level 6 Version 2.1 © 2004 acl Pty Ltd GELEV6 Unit 03 Topic 04.doc Information If we want to express our unwillingness very strongly, we say I don't want to, or I won't. Examples 2 Listen to the examples. 1. I wouldn't be too keen on teaching children. I'd prefer to teach adults. 2. I don't really want to move unless I get a promotion. 3. If necessary, I would relocate, but I'd rather stay here. 4. I'd rather not repeat what she told me. 5. I don't want to work on the new project. SPEAKING Now practise using some of the language you have just learnt. Your teacher will divide you into groups. 1. Player one turn over a card. 2. Say whether you agree or disagree with the statement. 3. Try to use the language from the language focus. 4. Now ask the others in the group. 5. Then the next player turns up a card. For example: I don’t mind working on the weekend A: Oh, no I’m not too keen on working on the weekend, I have to look after my son. What about you? B: I’m a nurse so I don’t mind working on the weekend. C: I’ll work on the weekend if I get paid extra money. 94