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Pre-Intermediate Discussion Topics Guide

The document outlines various pre-intermediate discussion topics, including future job aspirations, friendships, family life, free time activities, shopping habits, hometown experiences, and opinions on food and the environment. It encourages personal reflection and sharing of experiences related to each topic. Additionally, it addresses contemporary issues such as drug use and healthy living.

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Pre-Intermediate Discussion Topics Guide

The document outlines various pre-intermediate discussion topics, including future job aspirations, friendships, family life, free time activities, shopping habits, hometown experiences, and opinions on food and the environment. It encourages personal reflection and sharing of experiences related to each topic. Additionally, it addresses contemporary issues such as drug use and healthy living.

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PRE-INTERMEDIATE TOPIC  In what kind of job do you see yourself in

the following years?


Friends
 What do you think about a family later?
 How many real good friends do you have?
 What will be the most important things for
 Friends are important for everyone - What you in the future?
do think about it?
Free Time, Holidays
 What is more important - the appearance
or the character of a person?  What are your favourite free time
 How much time do you spend together activities?
with your friends?  What kind of sports do you like?

Shopping  Tell about your holiday plans.

 Where would you like to be during your


 How much money do you spend on ...?
holidays?
 What are your favourite clothes?
 What country would you like to live in?
 Who do you take with you when you go
shopping? School, Job

 How do you spend your pocket money?  Tell something about your favourite
 How much pocket money do you get? subjects at school.

 Girls like shoes and boys like computers -  Tell something about your work
What do you think about it? experience.

 What is your dream job?


Home town
 A good job - what does this mean to you?
 What would you show a guest in your
 What would you change at your school to
hometown?
make it more attractive?
 Tell something about the history of your
hometown. Family life

 How can young people spend their free  Tell something about your family.
time in your hometown?
 Tell something about your free time
Future activities.

 Speak about your hobbies.


 What are your plans for the future?

 Where do you want to live?


 Speak about your favourite  Fast food - slow food. What is your
pop-group/singer. opinion?

 Tell something about your free time  What do you do to keep fit?
activities.  A good party without alcohol/drugs is not
 Tell something about your favourite TV possible.
programmes/radio programmes.  How often do you eat fish or vegetables?
 What kind of music do you like?
Environment
 Describe your room.

 Speak about pets at your house.  What do you do to protect the


environment?
 Can children and their parents be good
friends?  Tell something about the dangers of the
nature.
Food
 What do you prefer - living in a city or in
the country?
 What is your favourite food?

 Who in your family does the cooking? Drugs


Why?
 Tell something about the risks of drugs.
 What does healthy life mean for you?
 Drugs are cool. What do you think?
 Tell something about your eating habits.
 Should drugs be legalized?

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