LESSON: PRACTICE SPEAKING
Topic: “Traveling”
Goal: improve speaking and vocabulary
Questions
1. How often do you travel for business every year?
(Past): How often did you travel for business in your last job?
2. How often do you go on vacation per year? Do you think this is enough or do you want more?
3. How many holidays do you have in your country?
4. What are the first things you consider when planning your trip?
a) the destination
b) the length of time
c) the cost
d) my companion or the people I will travel with
e) the reason
f) the season
5. What kinds of places do you want to visit: a beach, a small town in the countryside, a mountain, or a big city? Why?
6. Do you travel light or heavy? How many suitcases or bags do you often have?
7. Which do you prefer to stay when you travel: a bed-and-breakfast, an Airbnb, a hotel, a guest house, a hostel, or a friend or a relative’s house? Why?
8. Aside from money, a passport, and the essentials like a smartphone, what are some of the items that you must have when you travel?
9. Do you prefer to plan your travels, or do you use a travel agency or a tour package? Why?
10. What are the differences between traveling with friends and traveling with your family?
11. Have you traveled alone abroad? How did you feel?
12. What is the farthest place that you have traveled?
13. Do you spend a lot of money when you travel?
14. How much pocket money do you carry every day when you travel? Do you prefer to use a card?
15. What is the best trip have you had so far? Why?
16. What country do you want to visit next time?
17. How has traveling changed your view of the world?
18. What lessons have you learned about patience while traveling?
19. What do you appreciate most about your home country after traveling?
20. How has traveling improved your problem-solving skills?
21. How do you manage travel stress and anxiety?
22. What have you discovered about yourself through travel experiences?
23. What advice would you give to someone who wants to start traveling more?
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