What will you say in these situations?

 
 Somebody goes to bed.
Good night

 Someone has passed his/her exam well.

Congratulation

 Someone sneezes.
Bless you

 Someone is sad.
It will be fine _ cheer up

 Your hairdresser asks you how you’d like your hair cut.
Trim it - to my shoulder

  Your co-workers invite you out for drinks but you don’t
want to go.
Sorry , I’m busy / I’d like to but I can’t

 Your friend tells you that her grandfather has just passed
away.
Sorry for your loss / la elaah ela Allah

  Someone phones you but you are too busy to talk.

sorry I’m busy , can I talk to you , later ?

 You want to compliment your friend on her new haircut.

It looks nice , it suits you

 The restaurant server wants to take your order but you

haven’t decided yet.
Thank you , can you come again later ?

   You have finished eating at a restaurant and you want to

pay.
Thank you , I finished can I pay now ? - can you give me the bill
?

 The bill comes and you want to tell your friend that you’ll
pay for it.
It’s my treat - let me pay for us

 the waiter brought me cold soup.

-it’s cold so can you heat it , please ?

 I forgot my best friend's birthday last month.

 Someone says that space exploration is too expensive.

 Someone says that computers are a bad thing.

No I don’t think so

 One of your friends says he thinks walking in space would be

very frightening.

 Someone tells you that he has won two Olympic gold

medals.

 You are doing a survey about energy in your town. You

would like to ask someone some questions.

 You want to know about a friend's energy-saving habits.

What do you ask?

 You hear someone use a word you do not understand. The

word is "hydroelectric". What do you ask?
 Someone asks you how you usually travel to school every
day

 A friend asks for your opinion about modern novels.

 Someone asks you what you were doing at six o'clock

yesterday evening

 Someone asks you what you think the best thing is about
short stories. Give your opinion.

 A friend asks you what you used to read when you were six.
 . A friend asks for your advice about keeping fit
 . You want some advice from a friend about how you can eat
more healthily. What do you ask?

 You are at an interview. You are asked about your marital

status.
 You are at an interview. You are asked about your hobbies

 You are introduced to someone you have never met before.

 Your friend phoned you several times, but you didn't

 You suddenly find out that there is no money in your pocket.
 You drop a glass on the kitchen floor. Your younger sister
walks into the room.
 A friend asks you what you thought of a scary film that has
just finished.
 You tell a friend what you did last Saturday at midday.
 Your friend has finished a book. The end of the book made
you feel sad. You want to know if your friend thinks the
same.
 A friend asks you what you do before and after dinner.

 . A friend says that Athens is bigger than London. You don’t
think this is correct.
 . Your friend thinks he saw a cat in the hotel. You are certain
that cats aren’t allowed in the hotel.
 A friend asks you for the best way to revise before the test.
 . Although you lost the game, you congratulate your
opponent.
 A friend asks you why you look worried.

1. Describe a wedding you have been to or heard about.

You should say ….

Who got married
What they wore
What they did on the day
And explain how you felt about this wedding.

2. Describe a wild animal that can be found in your country.

You should say ….

What it looks like
Where it lives
What you like / don’t like it about it
And explain how people in your country generally feel about it.

3. Describe a city or a town that you know well

You should include ….

- The location of the city / town
- The part of the city / town you are most familiar with
- Important landmark and places to visit
…. and what makes that city or town special to you and to others

4. Talk about a holiday you have taken recently or at some time in the past.

You should include ….

- Where you went
- Why you went to this particular place
- What you did and with whom

5. Talk about a particular classmate that you admire in some way

You should speak about ….
- Who that person is
- Where he / she comes from
- When you first met each other
- What you have done together
And why you admire this person

6. Describe a place that you like to visit.

You should include ….

- Where it is located
- When you first went there
- Why you like it there
…. And what you have done there in the past

7. Describe school you attend now or attended in the past

You should include ….

- Where the school is
- What it looks like
- Other people in the school
- The subjects you studied or are studying
…. And how the school has affected your life.

8. Describe an organized event that you have attend (a concert, a show, a sports match
etc)

You should include ….

- When you attended the event
- What you saw
- Where the event was held
- Why you close to see this event
…. And what you remember most about the event

9. Talk about a movie that you have seen recently.

You should include ….

- Where and why you saw it
- Who is acting in the movie
- What happens in the movie
…. And why liked or disliked this movie

10. Talk about a favourite book that you have read.

You should include ….
- Where and when you read it
- Brief story and characters
- Why you read this book
…. And how much you enjoyed reading it

11. Talk about a product you buy regularly.

You should include ….

- A description of the product
- When and why you buy is
- What you do with it
…. And why you buy that particular product

12. Talk about a machine that you have bought recently or in the past

You should include ….

- What the machine looks like
- What it can do
- When you bought it
- Why you bought that particular machine
…. And how that machine has affected your life

13. Describe a recent news story that you heard or read about

You should include ….

- How you heard about the story
- What people, places & event are involved
- How you felt about the news story
…. And why you found this news story particularly interesting

14. Talk about a teacher you like very much

You should include ….

- Who he / she is
- What is his / her nature like
- Why you like him / her
…. And what he / she has done to improve the standard of teaching

15. Talk about the area you now live in

You should speak about ….

- Where is located
- What kind of people live in this area
- What makes it special
16. Talk about your brothers and sisters

You should speak about ….

- How many brothers and sisters you have
- What are they doing presently
- How your relationship is with each of them
- Whom you like the most and why

17. Talk about your parents

You should include ….

- What your parents did for you
- Why you admire your parents
- How your parents are different from parents of your friends
- What have you thought of doing for your parents in their old age

18. Talk about your close friend

You should include ….

- Who that person is and where he comes from
- Why he is your close friend
- Whether you have ever quartered with your close friend
- How is be different from your other friends

19. Talk about some states you have visited

You should include ….

- Name of those states
- People of those states
- Why you like or dislike the people
- How they are different from the people of you state

20. Talk about what you do in you spare time

You should include ….

- Why do you do it
- With whom do you do it
- Or do you find it difficult to find some activity to do in your spare time

21. Describe a village you know well

You should say ….

- facilities provided in the village
- people of the village
- important places to visit
- what makes it a typical village of your country

22. Talk about your last weekend

You should include ….

- What you did and with whom
- Why you did that activity
- Did you enjoy it
- Whether you do the same thing every weekend

23. Talk about a TV program you have last seen

You should speak about ….

- What that program was
- What type of program it was
- Describe the program
- What message did you get from the program

24. Talk about something you like to read

You should speak about ….

- What you like to read
- Why you like to read it
- When do you read
- What you get from that reading

25. Talk about the music you enjoy to listening

You should include ….

- What kind of music you listen to
- How it is different from other
- When do you listen to it
- Why do you like it

26. Talk about your favourite game

You should include ….

- What game is your favourite
- Indoor or outdoor game
- With whom do you play it
- Other games you like

27. Talk about your hobbies or interests

You should include ….

- A description of your hobby
- Reasons of liking them does it require more time and money
- Why you like to do this particular thing

28. Talk about you English Study

You should include ….

- What is your level of English
- What you do to study English
- Where you use English
- Why you want to learn English

29. Talk about your educational background

You should say ….

- What is your educational background
- Why you chose that particular field for your education
- What are the job prospects after education
- What you would like to study further

30. Talk about a job you have now, or you once had

You should include ….

- What is / was the job
- What are / were your duties
- What we your future plans
- Say something about your colleagues

31. Describe one problem you face while speaking English

You should speak about ….

- What the problem is
- Why you face that problem
- What are you doing to overcome this problem
- Whether you need anybody’s help to overcome this problem

32. Describe a health problem you once had

You should speak about ….

- The nature of the health problem
- Why the problem occurred
- What you could not do because of the problem
- What you had to do to get better

33. Describe a famous person you admire

You should include ….

- Who this person is
- What he / she is like
- For how long have you admired him / her
- For what is this person well known
…. And why do you admire him / her

34. Talk about the most memorable event of your life

You should include ….

- Give brief information about that event
- Why is it the most memorable
- How you felt that time
- How has it affected your life
35. Talk about a historical place

You should include ….

- name of the place
- Where it is located
- What it looks like
- Why is it interesting

36. Talk about a country you would like to visit

You should include ….

- name of the country
- Whether you would go alone or with your family
- What will you do there
- Which places will you visit

1. Hobbies
Everybody has hobbies, and everybody loves talking about them. Hobbies could be
passions too, you know. Some simple questions to ask include:

 What are your hobbies?

 Why do you like your hobbies so much?

 How often do you do these hobbies?

 How long have you been doing these hobbies, and how did you get started?

 What hobbies did you used to have, but now do not?

 Is it important to have hobbies? Why/why not?

2. Time
As people get older, their perceived value of time increases, so it’s a practical topic
that everyone has something to say about. You could ask questions like:

 How much free time do you usually have?

 How important is time to you?

 If you had more free time, what would you do?

 “Time is money.” Do you agree or disagree? Why?

 How do you feel about time that is wasted?

3. Sleep
As people get older, they start to appreciate a good night’s sleep more and more. This
topic is often a favorite for all. Some example questions are:
 How much sleep do you usually get?

 Why do some people sleep well while other people do not sleep well?

 What do you do when you have trouble sleeping?

 What time do you usually go to sleep? What time do you usually get up?

 Have you ever slept in a strange place that was not a bed?
4. Music
Everybody loves music and most people feel very strong emotions towards it—
especially when it comes to the music that they love (or hate) most. Some simple
questions to ask could be:

 What types of music do you like/dislike?

 How do certain kinds of music make you feel?

 What types of music come from your country?

 What’s your favorite song/album/artist?

 What music is popular in your country right now?

5. First Dates
Unless you’re teaching in a place where arranged marriages are the thing to do,
talking about first dates gets everybody interested. We’ve all been there. You could
ask questions like:

 How many first dates have you had?

 How do you feel about first dates?

 What is a common first date like in your country?

 What is the best/worst first date experience you’ve ever had?

 What makes a good first date in your opinion?

6. Work
Lots of people work and have lots to say about it. I mean, if you’re spending about a
third of your waking hours at work, you may have lots to say. Some good questions
are:

 What work do/did you do?

 How do/did you like the work?

 What is your dream job?

 What work is common in your city/area/country?

 What is your general view about work? Why?

7. Risk
Everyone feels a certain way about risk. Some are risk-oriented, others are risk-
averse. Talking about risks seems to generate some good conversation. You could ask
questions like:

 What is your definition of risk?

 Are you a risk taker? Why/why not?

 What are the advantages/disadvantages of taking risks?

 What risks do you come across in your work/life?

 What risks have you taken in your life?

8. Food
Food is possibly the most universal topic of them all and everyone loves to discuss
what they eat. This is also an ideal topic for beginners because the vocabulary is
usually pretty simple. You could use questions like:

 What is your favorite food? Why?

 What food comes from your country?

 How do you feel when you eat food?

 What foods do you dislike? Why?

 Where do you usually get food from?

9. Motivation
Whether or not the students are a motivated bunch, motivation is a good topic to
discuss in order to inspire your students. Some example questions are:

 How motivated are you in general?

 What motivates you to do things?

 What is the best motivator to succeed?

 What do you do when you feel demotivated?

 What is a good way to motivate others?

10. Beauty
Beauty is one of those topics that’s conventionally more geared toward women than it
is to men. However, anyone can appreciate beauty in all its forms, and anyone can
recognize the importance of the concept of beauty in our cultures, societies and
behaviors. Plus, men might surprise you by caring to chime in on beauty, looks and
grooming.
This makes it a good topic to discuss to get some opinions and various views within a
group of students. You could ask questions like:
 What is “beauty”?

 What/who do you consider beautiful?

 What does “inner beauty” mean to you?

 Do you consider artificial beauty (cosmetic surgery) to still be beauty? Why/why not?

 How do you feel about the emphasis that people put on beauty these days?

 What would you tell your children about beauty?

11. Crime
Crime may not be on the top of people’s lists of favorite topics but it’s something
that’s talked about. Depending on your adult students’ life experiences, it may be
something that has affected their lives. Learning to discuss it could help your students
out in the long run. Good discussion questions are:

 Is crime a big problem in your city/country?

 Have you ever been a victim of crime?

 What crime is common in your city/country?

 What would you do if you noticed a crime being committed?

 How is the law enforcement in your city/country?

12. Love
Everybody loves love and most people have had some firsthand experience they’d
like to talk about. It’s another one of those universal topics that gets the conversation
going. Even if it’s not about romantic love and heartbreak, students can talk about
familial love with their parents and children, as well as love between friends.
Questions like these are good:

 What is love?

 Who/what do you love?

 What good/bad experiences have you had with love?

 Can you be too young to be in love? Why/why not?

 How do you feel about love?

13. Goals
We all have goals and talking about them actually gets us more encouraged to do
something about them. Sharing goals is also a good thing to help get them done. A
good set of questions is:

 What are your current goals in life?

 How do you plan to reach your goals?

 How often do you set goals for yourself?

 What goals have you set and achieved in the past?

 How do you feel when you reach your goals?

14. Dreams
We all have dreams, sometimes on a nightly basis, and talking about them is a great
discussion topic for classes as they inspire students to be creative and even whimsical.
Great questions for this topic include:

 What kinds of dreams do you have?

 What do you think dreams mean?

 How much of your dreams do you remember? Why?

 What is your opinion on premonitions? Are they real?

 What are examples of memorable dreams you have had?

15. Restaurants
Along with eating, everybody loves talking about their favorite eateries and
restaurants. Some students could even relate to each other with their choices and
views. Good questions include:

 How often do you go to restaurants?

 What is your favorite restaurant? Why?

 What do you usually order at a restaurant?

 What is the restaurant experience like in your country?

 Have you ever worked in a restaurant?

 If you owned a restaurant, what kinds of food would you serve?

16. Cooking
Cooking is another topic that may allow for some good conversation. Most people in
most countries do a good amount of cooking. A few good questions could be:

 In your home, who usually cooks?

 How often do you cook?

 How well do you cook? What can you cook well?

 What are the advantages/disadvantages of cooking?

 What food would you like to learn how to cook?

17. Money
If there is a topic that everyone loves deep down, it has to be money. People love
talking about money. Well, may not if they’re broke—but even if they are, it’s a good,
relatable topic that gets conversations going. Great questions include:

 How well do you manage your money?

 Why do some people have money problems?

 What are some good ways to make money?

 What would you do if I gave you $20/$2,000/$2,000,000?

 How often do you save money? Why?

18. Shopping
This one is a personal favorite for many. Shopping is becoming more and more
prevalent and brings out some zest in some people. They just love shopping! Others
feel strongly the other way—very few people are completely neutral on this topic. A
few good questions are:

 Do you enjoy shopping? Why/why not?

 What is your favorite shop? Why?

 In your city, where is a good place to go shopping?

 How do you feel about online shopping?

 How do you think shopping will be like in the future?

19. Plans
Everybody makes plans and discussing them could even influence the class to start
making plans of their own! A few example questions include:

 How often do you plan things? Why?

 What are your plans for (________)?

 What are your plans for your English?

 What do you think of this quote? “Having no plan is a plan to fail.”

 Do you have any back-up plans?

20. Books
Books make for a good discussion topic because most people enjoy a good book.
When you read, your mind is filled with new images, feelings, ideas and thoughts.
Books also empower and educate people, so your adult students may believe in the
value of books. It can be immensely satisfying for adult students to share how they
feel about reading. Some questions to ask are:

 Do you like books/reading? Why/why not?

 What kind of books do/did you like?

 What is your favorite book? Why?

 What was the last book you read?

 Do you believe reading books/literature is more important than reading stuff online?
Why/why not?
21. Sports
Now comes a topic that more men may favor, but it’s still good for classes since
female spectators are on the rise. Some students may also have children that enjoy
sports! A few good examples are:

 Do you like sports? Why/why not?

 How often do you exercise/play sports?

 Did you play any sports as a child?

 What sport/physical activity is popular in your country?

 What is your opinion on professional sports?

22. Life
Life discussions go on in all languages and English is no exception.
Practicing discussions on life is a good topic to cover since everyone has their own
views and thoughts on the ubiquitous subject. You could bring up questions like:

 What is the meaning of life?

 How is your life going up to this point?

 What do you think happens after life?

 What important life lessons have you learned?

  If tomorrow was your last day to live, what would you do?
23. Television
Television is one of those topics that everyone has an opinion about. The irony of it is
that even though more and more programming is viewed on computers and tablets,
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1. Should cell phones be banned in classrooms?
2. Should laptops be allowed in classrooms?
3. Are single-sex schools more effective than co-ed schools?
4. Are smartphone and television making children unhealthy, distracted, and
irritable?
5. Should we play sports that involve animals and make them uncomfortable?
6. Should schools do away with uniform?
7. Should time on social media sites be limited to an hour a day?
8. Should violent video games be banned?
9. Should homework in schools be done away with?
10. Should animal dissections be banned in schools?
11. Should attendance in college be made optional?
12. My top-three foods. Why?
13. My top-three movies. Why?
14. My top-three travel destinations. Why?
15. My three best friends. What do you like about them?
16. My top-three movie stars. Why?
17. My top-three sports persons. Why?
18. My top-three sports persons who don’t play my favorite sport. Why?
19. My top-three animals. Why?
20. Which has been your most memorable vacation?
21. What’s the best surprise you’ve received?
22. When have you felt the most frightened?
23. Which subject in your school or college days you disliked the most? Why?
24. What has been your biggest success so far? What efforts you made to pull
it off? How it changed your life?
25. Which is the best season of the year?
26. The most important lesson in life I’ve learnt so far is…
27. Who has been the most influential person in your life? Why?
28. Summer is the best and worst of times. Why?
29. What are the three biggest problems your city faces?
30. Three surprising things about me are…
31. How do you plan a party?
32. What is your dream job? Why?
33. If you could have dinner with anyone, who would he/ she be? What ten
questions would you ask?
34. What is your favorite book? Why?
35. Most successful person I know is…
36. Most memorable moment of your life
37. Worst moment of your life
38. Should internet access be limited?
39. Have you been bullied? How did you tackle it?
40. What foods you’ll never eat? Why?
41. What are the three things you’re scared of? Why?
42. Movies are providing cues to people to commit crime. Should the movie
content be regulated for this?
43. Should physical education be compulsory up to High School?
44. Should students be graded for their handwriting in schools?

1. Should animals be subjected to scientific and commercial tests?

2. What impact does social networking sites have on society?
3. Is the grading system used in colleges effective?
4. Do celebrities have higher chance of getting away with crime than non-
celebrities?
5. Should nuclear energy be exploited for commercial purpose or abandoned
because of associated risks?
6. Are humans to blame for certain animal extinctions?
7. Should we kill animals for food?
8. Is peer pressure harmful or beneficial to individuals?
9. Should cigarettes be banned?
10. Do celebrities make for bad role models?
11. Are credit cards worse than debit cards?
12. Should zoos be banned because they keep animals in confinement?
13. Should sex education be banned in schools?
14. Are we too dependent on computers?
15. Does money motivate people more than any other thing in the workplace?
16. Is boarding school system better than day-school system?
17. Will posting a student’s grades on a notice board motivate him to improve?
18. How can bullying and ragging be stopped in schools and colleges?
19. Are video games responsible for bad behavior among children?
20. Which is better: daydreaming or night-dreaming?
21. Is there life after death?
22. If you could transform into an animal, which animal would it be and why?
23. If you could go into past through a time machine, which era would you like
to go into and why?
24. Whom would you prefer to date – attractive and popular or intelligent and
smart?
25. Which is better to have as a pet – cat or dog?
26. What is a better measure of success – money or wisdom?
27. Is intelligence sufficient to achieve success?
28. Is lying OK? If yes, when?
29. What human quality do we need more in the world? Why?
30. Does media influence how and what we think?
31. Real learning doesn’t happen in a classroom.
32. Should we be judged by how we dress?
33. Should we be judged by how we speak?
34. What would you do if you get one million US dollars?
35. How would you spend three months on an uninhabited island with no
escape? Describe your daily routine.
36. Good grades matter.
37. What would you do for living if you know you can’t fail in it?
38. If I were invisible for a day…
39. What are you grateful for?
40. Are exams a good way to assess students? What could be other ways?
41. Does life exist outside our solar system? Why? Why not?
42. Is assassination of a dictator justified?
43. How can one become millionaire?
44. Are professional athletes overpaid?
45. What are three keys to a happy life?
46. Are Reality TV shows fixed?
47. Is glass half full or half empty for you?
48. If you become head of the government, what five steps would you take for
the welfare of people?
49. What twenty things can you make from snow?
50. Three tips you would like to give to others on growing their money.
51. If I was in charge of designing school’s curriculum, I would…
52. Should religious places remain tax exempt?
53. Should drinking age be lowered?
54. Is chess a sport?
55. Should performance-enhancing drugs be allowed in sports?
56. Are standardized tests good or bad for education?
57. Freedom of speech should be absolute without any restrictions.
58. Citizens who do not vote in elections should be fined.
59. Driving age should be lowered to 16.
60. Cosmetic surgery should be banned.
61. Internet should be censored.
62. Beauty contests should be banned.
63. Prisoners shouldn’t be allowed to vote.
64. Obesity tax should be implemented to control obesity.
65. Gambling should be banned.
66. Corporal punishment in schools serves a purpose and shouldn’t be stopped.
67. Performance by children shouldn’t be allowed on television.

1. Should capital punishment be banned?

2. Is global warming really an issue or just a hype by elitists?
3. Is euthanasia justified?
4. Is cloning animals ethical?
5. Does God exist?
6. Is torture by police justified for national security?
7. Are beauty pageants a way to objectify women?
8. Should animal safaris in the wild be banned because they’re intrusive?
9. Should juveniles be tried and treated as adults?
10. Is human cloning justified, and should it be allowed?
11. Should companies market their products directly to children?
12. Should libraries have banned books?
13. Should humans eat to live or live to eat?
14. Is it better to be honest and poor or dishonest and rich?
15. Do nice people finish last?
16. Should we spend on sending people to Mars or to more pressing needs such
as eradicating poverty?
17. Who would win the battle of the two big cats – tiger and lion?
18. Will machines take over humans in 100 years?
19. Which of the two – success or failure – teaches you the most?
20. Are Batman, Superman, and Spiderman misleading idols?
21. What is your biggest worry about your future?
22. What is your biggest worry about your country?
23. Should companies be allowed to market junk food?
24. To err is human. To forgive is divine. Discuss.
25. The more we communicate, the less we really say.
26. Wisdom is not dependent on age.
27. If I ruled the world…
28. Beauty is always in the eye of the beholder.
29. You become the average of your five best friends.
30. Would you want to become wise or intelligent?
31. What is the best letter in English alphabet?
32. Why are humans so interested in understanding the universe?
33. Is capitalism the best political and economic system?
34. Can renewable energy effectively replace fossil fuels?
35. Should guns be easily available to adults for self-defense?
36. Should government bailout banks when they face bankruptcy?
37. Should dictatorship replace democracy in countries where progress is slow
and corruption is significant?
38. Advertising is harmful.
39. All nations should have nuclear weapons.
40. Developed countries should contribute more than developing countries to
combat climate change.
41. Billions of dollars shouldn’t be spent on Olympics and should better be
spent on noble causes.
42. Animals have rights.
43. Newspapers will be a thing of past in twenty years.
44. Bribery for safeguarding national interest is fine.
 Greetings
 Introducing yourself
 Introducing people
 Identifying people, things
 Classroom questions
 Asking for information
 Giving information
 Simple sentences
 Simple questions
 Numbers and counting
 Talking about family
 Talking about favorite things
 Talking about here and now
 Describing People
 Telling Time
 Talking about past actions
 Talking about the future
 Talking about feelings/health
 Talking about life events
 Expressing likes and dislikes
 Simple shopping
 Contractions
 Short questions and answers
 Closing a conversation
 Expressing thanks
 Situation: At the Store
 Describing a Picture
 Talking about Occupations
 In library

 Introducing others
 Encouraging words
 Buying and selling
 American numbers and prices
 Making suggestions
 Making plans for the weekend
 Asking for favors
 Asking for repetition
 Requesting
 Inviting
 Offering
 Talking about abilities
 Expressing possibility
 Talking about locations
 Asking for directions
 Giving directions
 Asking about place/location
 Talking about travel
 Descriptions
 Like / would like / look like / be like
 Comparing things
 Questions and expressions with time
 Count and non-count nouns in context
 Using measure words
 Telephone talk
 Narrating
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