3.

HOME / ACCOMMODATION

1. I live in a house with my family in a residential area.

It’s a two-storey home with a small front yard. We’ve
been here for several years.

2. The house is spacious with three bedrooms and a

living room. It has a simple design but feels very cozy.
There’s also a balcony where I relax.

3. My favourite room is my bedroom. It’s my personal

space where I study and unwind. I’ve decorated it to suit
my taste.

4. I’ve added paintings, soft lighting, and indoor plants.

These make the room warm and welcoming. I like
keeping it tidy and organised.

5. I live with my parents and siblings. We share

household chores and meals. It feels lively and
comfortable.

6. We spend the most time in the living room. It’s where

we watch TV, talk, and relax. Family gatherings mostly
happen there.

7. I’ve lived in this house for over ten years. It holds a lot
of memories for me. I feel deeply attached to it.
8. Yes, I’d like to live here for a long time. It’s well-
connected and suits my family’s needs. I don’t feel the
urge to move.

9. Compared to my previous home, this one is bigger

and quieter. There’s more space and a better
neighbourhood. It feels safer and more peaceful.

10. At home, I study, watch shows, and spend time with

family. I also like reading or listening to music in my
room. Weekends are for relaxing.

11. Yes, transport facilities in my area are good. There

are regular buses, trains, and auto-rickshaws. It’s easy
to travel to nearby cities.

12. I don’t have immediate plans to move. This house

feels comfortable and convenient. Relocating isn’t
necessary right now.

13. No, I wouldn’t want to move to another place soon.

This home is well-located and affordable. I feel settled
here.

14. If I had to move, I’m mentally prepared. But it would

take time to adjust. I’d miss my current neighbourhood.
4. HOMETOWN

1. My hometown is Kurukshetra, in Haryana. It’s known

as a historic and spiritual place, also famous for the
battle of Mahabharata. Many tourists visit it every year.

2. It’s more like a medium-sized city. It’s not too crowded

but has modern facilities. The atmosphere is calm and
peaceful.

3. Kurukshetra is famous for its connection to the

Mahabharata. It has many temples, museums, and holy
lakes. It’s rich in history and culture.

4. I’ve been living here since childhood. Most of my

education and memories are from here. It feels like
home in every sense.

5. Yes, I like my hometown a lot. It’s culturally rich and

safe to live in. I enjoy its peaceful environment.

6. Yes, I enjoy living here because life is slower. It’s

easy to commute and people are friendly. There’s a nice
mix of tradition and modernity.

7. Yes, it’s quite an interesting place. Tourists come for

religious and historical sites. It has a unique cultural
charm.
8. I love the historical significance of my hometown. It
feels special to live in a place with so much heritage.
The greenery is also a big plus.

9. My favourite part is Brahma Sarovar, the holy lake.

It’s a peaceful spot with beautiful views. I often go there
to relax.

10. One thing I dislike is traffic during festivals. The city

gets crowded with tourists. Otherwise, it’s a pleasant
place.

11. Yes, I think I’ll continue living here for a long time.
It’s well-connected and close to family. I feel deeply
rooted here.

5. INTERNET

1. I started using the internet regularly when I was

around 14, during high school. At first, I used it mostly
for playing games and watching videos. Later, it became
a tool for studying and communication.

2. I go online several times a day for different purposes.

I use it for work, learning, and also to stay in touch with
friends. It has become a big part of my daily routine.

3. The internet influences people in many ways, both

positively and negatively. It spreads information quickly
and helps people stay connected. However, it can also
lead to addiction or misinformation.

4. Yes, I do think I spend more time online than I should.

Sometimes I scroll through social media for hours
without realizing. It’s something I’m trying to control.

5. Without the internet, life would be more challenging,

especially for work and studies. I’d probably read more
books or go outside more often. But I would definitely
miss the convenience it offers.

6. PRAISE / ENCOURAGEMENT

1. Yes, I recently completed an online certification

course successfully. It was a goal I set for myself a few
months ago. I felt proud when I received the certificate.

2. I feel really happy and motivated when someone

praises me. It makes me feel that my hard work is being
noticed. It also pushes me to keep improving.

3. I praised my friend just a few days ago for her cooking

skills. She tried a new recipe and it turned out amazing.
She looked really pleased after hearing my
compliments.
4. Absolutely, praise and encouragement are very
important for children. It helps build their confidence and
emotional well-being. Positive words from parents can
shape a child’s personality.

5. Yes, I was once praised by my teacher for a group

project I led. She said I had strong leadership and
communication skills. That really encouraged me to take
on more responsibilities.

7. HOLIDAYS

1. I went to Manali for my last holiday with some friends.

We stayed in the mountains and enjoyed the snow and
local food. It was a refreshing break from daily life.

2. Yes, I really enjoy holidays because they help me

relax. They give me time to travel, meet family, or just
rest. It’s a great way to recharge mentally and
physically.

3. I like Diwali the most among public holidays. The

lights, sweets, and festive mood make it special.
Plus, it brings families and friends together.

4. On holidays, I either travel or spend time with my

loved ones. Sometimes I just relax at home and watch
movies. It depends on my mood and energy levels.
5. Yes, I do enjoy spending a day at home, especially
after a busy week. I can sleep in, cook something nice,
or read a book. It’s peaceful and helps me feel
refreshed.

6. I prefer a leisurely holiday with time to rest and

explore slowly. Rushing around to see too many things
feels exhausting. I like to enjoy the place and soak in the
atmosphere.

8. LIBRARY

1. I don’t go very often these days, but I used to in

college. Now I prefer reading online or at home. But I
still love the peaceful vibe of a library.

2. I usually read or study quietly when I’m at the library.

Sometimes I use the internet there or borrow books. It’s
a great place to focus without distractions.

3. Yes, I did go to the library regularly as a kid. My

school had a small library, and I loved storybooks. It
helped me develop a reading habit early on.

4. In India, some kids go to libraries, but not all. Many

prefer digital devices or tuition centers nowadays. Still,
those who love reading do visit libraries.
9. SMALL BUSINESS

1. Yes, there are quite a few small businesses around

my neighborhood. Some sell homemade food, while
others run local shops or services. They really add
charm and variety to the area.

2. I prefer small businesses when I want something

unique or handmade. But for daily needs, I usually go to
big stores. It really depends on what I’m looking for.
3. Yes, I’ve thought about starting a business, maybe a
small café. I like the idea of being my own boss. But I
know it takes a lot of planning and effort.

4. Yes, I once worked in a small clothing store during

college. It was a good learning experience and taught
me customer service. The work environment was
friendly and flexible.

10. CHOCOLATES

1. Yes, I love eating chocolates because they instantly

lift my mood. They’re sweet, comforting, and perfect as
a treat. I especially enjoy them after a long day.

2. I don’t eat chocolates every day, but maybe twice a

week. Sometimes I crave them more during stressful
times. I try not to overeat them though.
3. Yes, I used to eat a lot of chocolates as a kid. I
remember getting them as rewards or birthday treats.
They were my absolute favorite back then.

4. I think chocolate is popular worldwide because it

tastes great. It also comes in so many forms—bars,
cakes, drinks. Plus, it suits almost every occasion.

5. My favourite flavour is dark chocolate with nuts. It has

a rich taste and isn’t overly sweet. I like the crunch and
slightly bitter flavour.

6. Yes, chocolate makes a great gift for any age.

It’s affordable, easy to wrap, and most people love it.
I often give chocolates on birthdays or festivals.

11. SINGING

1. Yes, I enjoy singing, especially when I’m alone or in a

good mood. It helps me relax and express my feelings. I
often sing while cooking or driving.

2. No, I’ve never taken formal lessons in singing. But I

used to sing in school assemblies sometimes. I just do it
for fun, not professionally.
3. I’d love to sing for my family and close friends. They
always support me and enjoy my voice. It feels special
to sing for people you care about.

4. Yes, singing definitely brings happiness to people. It

lifts the mood and connects people emotionally. Even
listening to someone sing can brighten your day.

12. OUTER SPACE AND STARS

1. Yes, I learnt a bit about outer space in school science

classes. We studied planets, stars, and basic
astronomy. It was fascinating but also a bit complex.

2. Yes, I enjoy science fiction movies because they

spark imagination. They show futuristic worlds and
advanced technology. It’s exciting to think about what
might be possible.

3. Yes, I’d like to know more about space exploration

and discoveries. The universe feels so mysterious and
endless. There’s always something new to learn.

4. It would be amazing to go to outer space one day. But

I know it’s risky and requires special training. Still, the
view of Earth from space would be unforgettable.
13. LIST

1. Yes, I usually make a list when I go shopping. It helps

me remember what I need and avoid overspending.
Without it, I tend to forget important items.

2. Yes, I make to-do lists for work almost every day. It

keeps me organised and helps me meet deadlines. I find
it very effective.

3. Some people find lists unnecessary or time-

consuming. They prefer to keep things in their memory.
Others may feel lists make them too rigid.

4. I prefer making lists on my mobile phone. It’s easy to

edit and carry everywhere. Plus, I can set reminders for
urgent tasks.

14. HOUSEWORK AND COOKING

1. Yes, I sometimes cook simple meals or help my

family in the kitchen. I can make pasta, omelettes, and
basic curries. It’s a good way to spend time together.

2. Yes, I helped with basic cleaning when I was young.

My parents taught me to tidy my room and wash dishes.
It taught me responsibility early on.
3. Yes, I usually have breakfast at home before starting
my day. It’s often something quick like toast or fruit. It
keeps me energised until lunch.

4. Yes, I’d like to learn proper cooking skills in the future.

It’s useful and can save money. Plus, homemade food is
healthier.

5. Yes, I think my house is quite clean and tidy most of

the time. We all share the cleaning tasks at home. It
helps keep things organised.

6. I like cooking because it’s creative and relaxing. But I

dislike washing bathrooms—it’s tiring and messy. I try to
get it done quickly.

15. TEXT MESSAGES

1. I send text messages almost every day to friends and

colleagues. It’s quick and convenient for sharing
updates. I often use messaging apps instead of
traditional SMS.

2. Yes, sending messages is very popular in my country.

People prefer it over phone calls for short
communication. It’s especially common among young
people.
3. Yes, I sent more messages when I was younger. I
used to chat with friends for hours after school. Now I
message less because of work responsibilities.

4. I try to reply to messages as soon as I receive them.

But sometimes I delay if I’m busy or need time to think. I
don’t like leaving people waiting too long.

16. BEING BUSY

1. Yes, I’m definitely busier now than when I was a child.

Work, studies, and responsibilities take most of my time.
Childhood felt much more relaxed and carefree.

2. The last time I was very busy was last month.

I had multiple deadlines to meet at work.
It was stressful but also satisfying once I finished.

17. PUZZLES

1. Yes, I enjoyed solving puzzles when I was a child. I

liked jigsaw puzzles and simple brain games. They were
both fun and educational.

2. I usually solve puzzles when I feel bored. Sometimes

I do them while travelling to pass time. It keeps my mind
active.
3. I like word puzzles more than number puzzles.
Numbers feel more difficult for me. Words are easier
and more interesting.

4. Yes, puzzles are great for older people. They help

improve memory and keep the brain active. Plus, they’re
a fun way to spend time.

18. SAYING ‘THANK YOU’

1. Yes, people in my country often say “thank you.” It’s a

common way to show politeness. Though older
generations sometimes use other expressions.

2. People say “thank you” when they receive help or a

gift. It’s also used in daily situations like being served in
shops. It shows appreciation for small gestures.

19. PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION

1. I usually take buses or the metro in my city.

They’re affordable and convenient for daily travel.
Sometimes I use shared taxis too.

2. I take public transport both in everyday life and while

travelling. It’s cheaper and less stressful than driving. I
also get to observe city life along the way.
3. In my city, most people use buses. They run
frequently and cover many areas. Auto-rickshaws are
also very common.

20. NAMES

1. Yes, my name has a special meaning in my native

language. It’s related to positive qualities or blessings.
My parents chose it carefully.

2. I would choose meaningful and easy-to-pronounce

names. Something modern but still connected to
tradition. It should sound pleasant as well.

3. No, no one in my family has the same name as me.

My parents wanted it to be unique. It helps avoid
confusion.

4. Yes, naming traditions have changed in India. Earlier,

names were mostly traditional and religious. Now,
modern and creative names are more popular.

5. Yes, certain names have become trendy in India.

They’re often inspired by celebrities or cultural
influences. Some traditional names remain timeless.
21. JEWELRY

1. I don’t wear jewelry every day, only on special

occasions. Sometimes I wear a simple watch or
bracelet. I prefer minimal designs.

2. I like small, elegant pieces like studs or pendants.

They look classy without being too flashy. I’m not into
heavy designs.

3. I don’t usually buy jewelry often. When I do, it’s mostly

for weddings or gifts. I prefer spending on experiences.

4. Some people wear a piece of jewelry for years. It may

have sentimental or cultural value. It can also be a lucky
charm.

22. GEOGRAPHY

1. Yes, I like geography because it helps me understand

the world better. It’s fascinating to learn about different
landscapes and climates. It also connects with history
and culture.

2. Yes, geography is very useful in daily life. It helps with

travel, navigation, and understanding global issues. It’s
also important for environmental awareness.
3. Yes, I studied geography in school. We learned about
maps, countries, and natural resources. It was one of
my favourite subjects.

4. No, I don’t want to be a geography teacher. I admire

the profession, but my interests are elsewhere. I’d rather
keep geography as a hobby.

5. Yes, I’d like to learn more about other countries’

geography. It helps me understand their culture and way
of life. It’s also useful for travel planning.

23. FLOWERS

1. Yes, people in my country often give flowers for

special occasions. They’re common for weddings,
birthdays, and festivals. It’s a way to show love and
respect.

2. Yes, my aunt absolutely loves flowers. She has a

garden full of roses and orchids. She spends hours
taking care of them.

3. Yes, there are many flowers where I live. We have

seasonal flowers in parks and gardens. They make the
environment colourful and fresh.
24. BIRTHDAY

1. On my birthday, I usually start the day by visiting a

temple. I seek blessings before celebrating with family.
Later, we have a small gathering at home.

2. When I was young, birthdays were more playful. We

had parties with balloons, cake, and games. It was
always exciting to invite school friends.

3. Yes, I think celebrating birthdays is important. It’s a

reminder to be grateful for another year. It’s also a
chance to spend time with loved ones.

4. In India, children’s birthdays are often celebrated the

most. It’s a joyful day for the whole family. Religious
leaders’ birthdays are also important for communities.

25. PLAN / SCHEDULE

1. Yes, I like making plans to stay organised. It helps me

use my time effectively. I feel more confident when I
have a plan.

2. I mostly use my cellphone to make plans. It’s easy to

update and carry everywhere. I also set reminders for
important tasks.
3. Making plans helps reduce stress and confusion. It
keeps priorities clear and saves time. It also helps
achieve goals more smoothly.

26. SPARE TIME

1. Yes, I often have some free time in the evenings. It

depends on my work schedule. Weekends usually give
me more flexibility.

2. In my free time, I like reading or watching movies.

Sometimes I go for a walk or meet friends. It’s a way to
relax after work.

3. To spare time, one must manage priorities well.

Avoiding unnecessary distractions helps a lot.
Delegating tasks can also free up time.

27. SPENDING TIME BY YOURSELF

1. Yes, I often spend time alone, especially to recharge.

It helps me think clearly and stay calm. I enjoy my own
company.

2. Last time I was alone, I read a novel at home. I also

cooked a small meal for myself. It was a peaceful
afternoon.
3. I usually spend time alone reading or listening to
music. Sometimes I write in my journal. It’s a moment for
personal reflection.

4. Yes, I like spending time by myself. It gives me

freedom to do what I enjoy. It also helps me feel
independent.

28. WRITING

1. Yes, I write quite a lot, both for work and personal

purposes. It includes emails, reports, and sometimes
creative notes. Writing helps me express my ideas
clearly.

2. I like writing short articles or reflective notes. It allows

me to organise my thoughts. I find it relaxing and
satisfying.

3. Yes, the things I write may change in the future.

Technology and my work needs will influence that. I
might focus more on digital and creative writing.

4. I prefer typing because it’s faster and easier to edit.

But handwriting feels more personal and memorable. I
use both depending on the situation.
29. WEATHER

1. In Kurukshetra, Haryana, summers are very hot and

winters are quite cold. We also get heavy rains during
the monsoon. The seasons are very distinct here.

2. I prefer cold weather because it feels more

comfortable. It’s easier to layer clothes than deal with
heat. Hot summers here can be exhausting.

3. I prefer dry weather as it feels less sticky. Wet

weather is uncomfortable for travelling. But light rain can
be refreshing sometimes.

4. Yes, I often check the weather forecast in the

morning. It helps me plan my travel and clothing. I
usually check it on my phone.

5. Climate change has made summers hotter and

winters shorter. Rainfall patterns have become
unpredictable. Extreme weather events are more
common now.

6. Yes, I’d like to visit cities with cooler climates. It would

be a nice change from Haryana’s heat. Hill stations are
my top choice.
30. SNACKS

1. I usually eat snacks in the evening with tea.

Sometimes I also have them while watching movies. It’s
my way to relax after work.

2. I think snacks can be healthy if chosen wisely. Fruits

or nuts are good options. But fried snacks should be
limited.

3. Yes, I often ate snacks when I was young. They were

mostly biscuits, chips, and sweets. It was part of my
childhood routine.

4. I like roasted nuts, popcorn, and fruit slices. They’re

tasty and not too unhealthy. I also enjoy homemade
snacks sometimes.

31. PATIENCE

1. Yes, I consider myself quite a patient person now. I

can wait calmly in most situations. Experience has
taught me to stay composed.

2. I feel impatient when things are unnecessarily

delayed. Slow internet or long queues really test my
patience. It’s hard when time feels wasted.
3. When I do something for a long time, I get a bit
restless. But if it’s interesting, I can stay focused. It
depends on my mood and energy.

4. Yes, I’m definitely more patient now than in childhood.

Earlier I wanted everything instantly. Now I understand
the value of waiting.

32. MACHINE

1. My favourite machine at home is the coffee maker. It

saves me time in the morning. Plus, it makes perfect
coffee every time.

2. Yes, washing machines and sweeping machines are

very important. They reduce workload and save energy.
It’s hard to imagine doing chores without them.

3. Yes, I usually read instructions before using a

machine. It helps avoid mistakes or damage. It’s also
safer.

4. Yes, reading instructions is important for proper use.

It ensures efficiency and safety. It also extends the life of
the machine.
33. MEMORY

1. I’m fairly good at memorising things, especially names

and places. But sometimes I forget small details. It
depends on how interested I am.

2. Yes, I once forgot to bring important documents to a

meeting. It was stressful but I managed to fix it. That
taught me to double-check things.

3. In daily life, I need to remember tasks, dates, and

passwords. These are essential for smooth routines. I
also keep track of appointments.

4. I use my phone reminders and sticky notes.

Repeating information also helps me remember. Visual
cues work best for me.

34. HATS / CAPS

1. I don’t wear hats often, but I like them in summer.

They protect me from the sun. I prefer simple caps over
fancy hats.

2. I own a few sports caps and one woollen hat. They’re

practical for different seasons. I choose comfort over
style.
3. I usually buy hats from local markets. They have more
variety and reasonable prices. Online shopping is also
an option.

4. Wearing hats is somewhat popular in my country.

People use them for fashion and protection. Caps are
more common than wide-brim hats.

35. BORROWING / LENDING

1. I feel a bit annoyed when people don’t return

borrowed items. It shows a lack of respect. I prefer when
they return them promptly.

2. Yes, I’ve borrowed money in emergencies. It’s not

something I do often. I try to return it quickly.

3. Yes, I’ve borrowed books from friends and libraries. I

take care of them and return on time. Books are special
to their owners.

36. COLORS

1. Very bright neon colors make me uncomfortable in a

room. They feel too harsh and distracting. I prefer softer
tones.
2. My friends mostly like blue and black. They say these
colors go with everything. They also find them calming.

3. I dislike dull grey because it feels lifeless. It makes the

space look gloomy. I prefer more cheerful colors.

4. My favourite color is navy blue. It’s elegant, calming,

and versatile. I use it in clothing and decor.

37. HOBBY

1. Some hobbies are common in my family, like

gardening. We enjoy it together on weekends. It’s
relaxing and productive.

2. Yes, I’ve had reading as a hobby since childhood. It

has stayed with me over the years. Books are my
constant companions.

3. Yes, as a child I enjoyed drawing and collecting

stamps. They kept me creative and curious. I still
treasure some of my old collections.

4. Yes, I have hobbies like reading, photography, and

gardening. They help me relax after work. I try to spend
time on them regularly.
38. SWIMMING

1. Swimming in a pool is cleaner and more controlled.

The sea is more natural but unpredictable. Both have
their own charm.

2. In my country, people like swimming in pools and

beaches. Hill station lakes are also popular in summer. It
depends on accessibility.

3. It can be challenging at first. But with practice and

guidance, it becomes easy. Confidence is the key.

4. Yes, I enjoy swimming as it’s refreshing. It’s also a

great exercise for the whole body. I try to swim
whenever possible.

39. ADVERTISEMENT

1. I like advertisements that are creative and funny.

They leave a lasting impression. Story-based ads are
my favourite.

2. Yes, I like advertisements if they’re engaging. But I

skip repetitive or boring ones. Quality matters more than
frequency.
3. Yes, I see a lot of ads on buses and trains. They’re
often for local shops or events. They’re hard to miss
during travel.

4. Yes, I remember a chocolate ad from my childhood. It

had a catchy jingle I still recall. It made me crave sweets
instantly.

40. FEELING BORED

1. I think adulthood can be more boring than childhood.

Responsibilities take away the fun. Childhood feels more
carefree.

2. When I’m bored, I read, watch videos, or take a walk.

It helps refresh my mind. Sometimes I call friends to
chat.

3. I don’t feel bored very often. I usually find something

to do. But long waits can make me restless.

41. FRIENDS

1. Yes, I often invite friends to my home. We chat, cook,

or watch movies together. It’s always enjoyable.
2. I prefer small gatherings with close friends. It feels
more personal and relaxed. Large groups can be
overwhelming.

3. Yes, I have a friend I’ve known since school. We’ve

shared many life experiences. Our bond has grown
stronger over time.

4. We usually eat out, watch movies, or go shopping.

Sometimes we just talk over coffee. It depends on our
mood.

5. We often meet at cafes or each other’s homes. Parks

are also a nice option in good weather. We like casual,
comfortable places.

6. Yes, I go out with friends whenever possible. It’s a

good way to take a break. We plan short trips
sometimes.

7. Friends are extremely important to me. They offer

support, joy, and advice. Life feels incomplete without
them.