curriculum/challenges/english/blocks/learn-conversation-starters-in-the-break-room/657b190c4e736f5c4005b132.md
To be into... means to be interested in something or to enjoy it.
These is a demonstrative pronoun that refers to specific items or ideas mentioned previously in the conversation.
When Sarah asks, Are you into these activities?, she uses these to refer back to something Tom just mentioned. It's a way to specify exactly what activities she's talking about without repeating the whole phrase.
What part of Tom's talk is Sarah referring to when she says these activities?
Yes, it's great.
Sarah is asking about something else.
Everyone is friendly.
Sarah's question is about something else Tom mentioned.
Team-building activities.
Listen, how about...?
It is not what Sarah is asking about.
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