Fluency Practice - Speaking - 2

 Fluency Practice - Speaking - 2


Let's talk about Shopping.

1.Who does most of the shopping in your home?

2. How often do you go shopping?

3. What's better, online shopping or going to the shop?

4. Did you do any shopping when you were a child?

5. What's better, shopping at supermarkets or at retailers?

6. Are there any street markets in your home town?

7. What do they sell in street markets?

8. Are there any advantages in shopping at street markets?

9. Tell me about an experience of online shopping.

10. What types of people are more interested in online shopping?


PART 2 - Speaking for 2 minutes


1. Tell me about a time when you were late to attend an inportant meeting:

Cues:  * When was it, * What meeting was that, * why it was important, * why you were late, * What lesson did you learn from it


2. Tell me about something precious you lost once.

Cues:

* When it happened, * Where, * What did you lose, * Why it was precious, * How do you feel about it


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