Let's look at the extract and discuss the questions:


Ahmed: What did you do?
Isabel: On Saturday I went for a walk. It was really good. Nice.

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1. How many pieces of information does Isabel give in her answers? Why?
2. How does Ahmed show interest?



1. 
   - Isabel gives three pieces of information in her answers:
     1. She went for a walk on Saturday.
     2. It was really good.
     3. She found it nice.
   - The reason she gives multiple pieces of information is to provide a fuller response and to share more details about her experience. This helps to keep the conversation flowing and provides Ahmed with more context, which can lead to a more engaging and interactive dialogue.

2. 
   - Ahmed shows interest by asking Isabel a question about what she did, which indicates that he wants to hear about her activities and experiences. By asking "What did you do?", Ahmed opens the door for Isabel to share her story, and his question serves as a prompt for her to provide more details. This is a conversational technique that encourages the other person to talk and shows that Ahmed is interested in Isabel's experiences.