Topic: Studying Abroad-Speaking Questions for Warm-ups
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The document asks a series of questions about studying abroad through the Erasmus programme, living in dormitories with roommates, and housing preferences after the pandemic. Specifically, it inquires about knowledge of the Erasmus programme, desires to study abroad and preferred locations, ability to live with 4 roommates in a shared dorm room, self-assessment of suitability for dorm living, and post-pandemic housing preferences between dorms, private student apartments, or family.
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