This document provides prompts for conversations on various topics such as presents for a sporty friend, movies, dates, transportation options, pets, and places to eat. The conversations encourage describing photos and discussing preferences, choices, advantages, and affordability.

2. • What’s your name?
• What’s your lastname?
• How do you spell it?
• Where do you come from?
• Do you like your home town? Why?
• What do you study?
• What do you enjoy doing in your free time?
• What did you do last weekend?
• Do you enjoy studying English?
• Do you think that English will be useful for you in the future?

4. PRESENT FOR A SPORTY FRIEND
Imagine you are going to visit a friend and you want to buy
him a present. Your friend is very interested in SPORTS.
Talk together about the different presents you could get
and decide which would be best.

6. Describe the picture to your partner for about one minute.
• What the people are doing
• Where the people are
• How the people are feeling
• Whether they are enjoying themselves
• What they are wearing
• What other things you can see in the picture

9. Tallk to each other about watching movies
You can use these ideas…
• Say how often you watch movies
• Say what kind of movies you like
• Say whether you like to watch movies at home or at the cinema. Why?

11. ROMANTIC DATE
You and your friend are talking about your next romantic date.
Talk about the different choices you have and decide where
you want to go

13. Describe the picture to your partner for about one minute.
• What the people are doing
• Where the people are
• How the people are feeling
• Whether they are enjoying themselves
• What they are wearing
• What other things you can see in the picture

16. Talk to each other about the different commuting options you have
You can use these ideas…
• Say how you get around the city (bus, taxi, walking, biking, etc.)
• Say how affordable it is
• Say how practical it is

18. WHAT PET SHOULD WE GET?
Imagine you are roommates and want to get a pet. You two live in an apartment.
First, talk about the advantages and disadvantages of having each animal.
Then, decide which would be the most suitable.

20. Describe the picture to your partner for about one minute.
• What the people are doing
• Where the people are
• How the people are feeling
• Whether they are enjoying themselves
• What they are wearing
• What other things you can see in the picture

23. Talk to each other about the different places where you can eat
You can use these ideas…
• Say whether you prefer eating out or at home. Why?
• Say what you think about eating out every day
• Say how affordable it is