Types of Questions and How to Answer Them
Ability Preferences
Comparing Reasons
Conditionals Suggestions
Describing Specifying
Negatives Superlatives
Opinions Time
People/Places Yes/No
In the first part, I’d like to ask you some general questions about yourself.
Let’s talk about your work or school.
Are you a student or do you work?
Do you like your school?
Is there anything you would like to change about your school?
How do you travel to school?
Now I’d like to discuss sport.
Which sports are you good at?
Which sport do you think is the most dangerous?
Which famous sports person would you like to meet? Why?
1. What kind of music do you usually listen to?
I usually listen to a variety of genres, but I’m particularly fond of pop and indie
music. I find pop music really catchy and easy to listen to, especially when I’m in
a good mood. On the other hand, indie music has a unique vibe that I enjoy when
I’m looking for something a bit more laid–back and introspective.
2. Do you listen to the same type of music as when you were young?
Not entirely. When I was younger, I was mostly into mainstream pop and
whatever was trending at the time. However, as I’ve grown older, my musical
taste has definitely expanded. I’ve started appreciating other genres like indie
and alternative, and I’m more open to exploring different kinds of music now than
I was back then.
3. Have you ever idolized a singer after listening to one of their songs?
Yes, I have. For instance, after hearing Adele’s "Someone Like You," I was
completely blown away by her voice and the emotion in the song. From that point
on, I became a huge fan of hers and started following her music closely. It’s
amazing how one song can make such a strong impression.
4. Do you use any music apps on your phone?
Yes, I do. I primarily use Spotify because it’s so user–friendly and has a vast
library of songs. I love how it helps me discover new artists and create playlists
based on my mood or activities. It’s really convenient, especially when I want to
listen to music on the go or while I’m working.