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The document discusses various topics including dreams, mobile phones, feelings of boredom, talents, old buildings, bicycles, fishing, challenges, losing things, prizes, handicrafts, teamwork, and making friends. Each topic includes personal reflections and opinions on experiences, preferences, and societal observations. The responses highlight the importance of relationships, personal growth, and cultural appreciation.
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SPEAKING 2025 (JANUARY- APRIL.

2025)
TOPIC 1: Dreams
What was your dream when you were a child?
As a child, I dreamed of becoming a doctor. I admired the way doctors helped
people and thought it would be a meaningful and respected profession. Although
my career path changed over time, the desire to make a positive impact on others
has always remained important to me.
Do you remember your dreams when you wake up?
I rarely remember my dreams in detail, but sometimes a particularly vivid one will
linger in my mind. Usually, I recall fragments or strong emotions from the dream,
like happiness or anxiety. However, these memories often fade within a few hours.
Do you think dreams will affect life?
Yes, I think dreams can influence life in subtle ways. A powerful dream might reveal
hidden thoughts or feelings, which could impact decisions or shape how we see a
situation. Sometimes, people find inspiration in their dreams or gain a new
perspective on a problem.
Do you think dreams have special meanings?
I believe that some dreams may carry special meanings, especially when they
reflect worries or wishes. For example, dreaming of success could signify a strong
desire to achieve a particular goal. I think dreams can provide insight into our
subconscious mind.
Are you the kind of person who sticks to dreams?
I try to stay realistic, but I do have dreams and goals that I aim to achieve. I see
dreams as something to work towards, even if reaching them takes time and
dedication. For me, dreams are motivating and keep me focused on self-
improvement.
Do you like hearing other people’s dreams?
Yes, I enjoy listening to other people’s dreams because they can be so unique and
fascinating. Sometimes, hearing someone’s dream can reveal a lot about their
personality or what’s on their mind. It’s also fun to interpret dreams and think
about what they might mean.
Do you share your dreams with others?
I share my dreams if they’re interesting or if I think they might amuse others.
Talking about dreams can be a fun way to connect with people, especially if the
dream is unusual or funny. Plus, sometimes discussing dreams helps me
understand them better.
Do you want to learn more about dreams?
Yes, learning about dreams and what they might mean is fascinating to me. I think
understanding dreams could give us valuable insight into our emotions and thought
processes. Plus, there’s still so much mystery around why we dream, which makes
it an interesting subject.
TOPIC 2: Mobile phones
What was your first mobile phone?
My first mobile phone was a small, basic model with only calling and texting
features. I was so excited to have it because it was my first step towards being more
independent. It didn’t have any modern features like a camera or internet, but it
was special to me.
How often do you use your mobile phone?
I use my phone frequently throughout the day for various tasks. It’s essential for
my work, keeping in touch with family and friends, and even entertainment. I’d say
it’s hard to imagine a day without using it for something important.
Do you use your mobile phone for texting or calls?
I mainly use my phone for texting because it’s quick and convenient, especially
during a busy day. However, I do make calls when I need a more personal or direct
conversation. Texting is great for quick messages, but calls still feel more
meaningful sometimes.
Can you describe your mobile phone?
My phone is a smartphone with a large touchscreen, sleek design, and a lightweight
feel. It has a high-quality camera that I use often for photos, especially when I’m
traveling. Overall, it’s packed with features, and I rely on it for almost everything I
need daily.
Will you buy a new mobile phone in the future?
Yes, I think I’ll buy a new phone in the future, but only when it’s really necessary. I
try to use my phone as long as possible before upgrading. However, if a model
offers unique features or significant improvements, I’d consider it sooner.
How has your mobile phone changed your life?
My mobile phone has changed my life by making communication and information
access incredibly convenient. It keeps me connected to family, helps me stay
organized, and even provides entertainment during free time. Overall, it’s become
an essential tool that supports both my personal and professional life.
Topic 3: Feeling Bored
Do you think school is boring?
Not all of school is boring, but some subjects can feel that way when they aren’t
engaging. I find it interesting when classes include discussions or activities.
However, long lectures can sometimes make me lose focus.
What things are boring to you?
I find repetitive tasks or activities without much variety to be boring. For example,
doing the same type of work for a long time without a break can get dull. I also get
bored when I have to wait for long periods without anything to do.
What do you do when you feel bored?
When I feel bored, I usually try to do something creative, like drawing or reading.
Sometimes, I watch videos or listen to music to change my mood. Taking a short
walk also helps refresh my mind and reduce boredom.
Do you ever get bored?
Yes, I do get bored occasionally, especially when I don’t have a lot to do. However,
I try to use that time to relax or think of new ideas. It’s a chance for me to find
activities that bring me joy.
Do you feel more bored than when you were young?
I think I feel less bored now than when I was younger. I’ve learned how to keep
myself entertained and stay productive. As I’ve grown up, I’ve found more things I
enjoy and ways to make the most of my time.
Topic 4: Talents
Do you have a talent or something you are good at?
Yes, I’m quite good at drawing and enjoy creating art in my free time. I’ve practiced
a lot over the years, and it’s become a way for me to express myself. I also find it
relaxing and fulfilling.
Topic 5: Old Buildings
Do you prefer living in an old building or a modern house?
I’d prefer living in a modern house because of the updated facilities and
conveniences. Old buildings have charm, but modern homes often have better
energy efficiency and comfort. However, I appreciate the beauty of older
architecture.
Are there any old buildings you want to see in the future?
Yes, I’d love to see the Colosseum in Rome someday. It’s such an iconic part of
history, and I’d like to experience its atmosphere in person. I’m also interested in
visiting historic castles in Europe.
Should old buildings be preserved?
Yes, old buildings should be preserved because they are a valuable part of our
history and culture. They tell us about the past and help us appreciate our heritage.
Preserving them also keeps cities unique and interesting.
What aspect of culture do old buildings reflect?
Old buildings reflect the architectural style, values, and lifestyle of the people who
lived in those times. They show how people used to design their homes and public
spaces. Some buildings also reflect cultural and religious beliefs.
How do old buildings affect the appearance of a place?
Old buildings add character and uniqueness to a place. They make cities more
visually interesting and often become landmarks. Their presence creates a link to
the past, adding depth to a place’s identity.
Topic 6: Bicycles
How often do you ride bicycles?
I don’t ride bicycles very often, but I enjoy it when I get the chance. I like using a
bike when the weather is nice or when I want a bit of exercise. It’s also a relaxing
way to explore new areas.
Is it difficult to learn to ride a bicycle?
It can be a bit challenging at first, especially with balance. However, once you get
used to it, riding a bicycle becomes much easier. With a bit of practice, most people
can learn fairly quickly.
Is it popular to ride bicycles in your country?
Yes, bicycle riding is popular in my country, especially in parks and for short
commutes. Many people enjoy cycling for exercise and leisure. In some cities, there
are also bike-sharing programs.
When was the last time you used your bicycle?
The last time I used my bicycle was a few weeks ago. I took it out for a ride around
my neighborhood. It was refreshing to spend time outdoors, and I enjoyed the
exercise.
Do you think a bicycle is very convenient for people to use?
Yes, bicycles are convenient, especially for short trips or commuting in cities.
They’re environmentally friendly and don’t require fuel. They’re also easier to park
and can help avoid traffic.
Will you teach your children to ride a bicycle?
Yes, I would definitely teach my children to ride a bicycle. It’s a valuable skill and a
fun activity for kids. Riding a bike also helps develop their balance, coordination,
and confidence.
Topic 7: Fishing
Have you ever been to a place where there are lots of fish around you?
Yes, I once visited an aquarium where I could see a variety of fish up close. It was
fascinating to watch them swim and interact with each other. Being surrounded by
so many species was a memorable experience.
Is fishing popular in your country?
Yes, fishing is popular in my country, especially in rural and coastal areas. Many
people enjoy it as a relaxing outdoor activity. Some even go fishing as a family
activity on weekends.
Do you like eating fish?
Yes, I enjoy eating fish and appreciate the different ways it can be prepared. Fish is
also healthy and can be cooked in many delicious styles. Grilled fish is one of my
favorites.
Have you seen any movies with lots of fish?
Yes, I’ve seen several movies with a lot of fish, like Finding Nemo. It’s an animated
movie with colorful underwater scenes. Watching it was entertaining and gave me
a new appreciation for marine life.
Why do people go fishing?
People go fishing for different reasons, like relaxation, spending time outdoors, or
as a sport. Some people fish to catch fresh food, while others do it as a hobby. It’s
a peaceful activity that many find enjoyable.
Where can you see fish?
You can see fish in lakes, rivers, oceans, and even in home aquariums. Many public
aquariums also have large fish displays where you can see different species. Fish
markets are another common place to see a variety of fish.

Topic 8: Challenges and Thrills


What do children often do when they face a challenge?
When children face a challenge, they often seek help from parents or teachers.
They may also try to solve it on their own by using what they’ve learned.
Sometimes, they become frustrated, but encouragement can help them keep
going.
Why do people like doing dangerous things?
People enjoy dangerous things because it gives them a rush of excitement and a
sense of accomplishment. The thrill can make them feel alive and test their limits.
Some people are drawn to the challenge and the confidence it brings.
Why do some people enjoy extreme sports?
Some people enjoy extreme sports because they offer a unique adrenaline rush.
These sports also let them push their physical and mental limits. It’s often a way to
break from the routine and experience something extraordinary.
Topic 9: Losing Things
What are some common items that people lose easily?
Common items people lose easily include keys, phones, and wallets. Small items
like pens, sunglasses, and earbuds are also often misplaced. These things are easy
to lose because people carry them everywhere.
Why do some people lose things easily?
Some people lose things easily because they may be forgetful or distracted. A busy
lifestyle can also make it harder to keep track of items. Staying organized and
forming routines can help reduce this habit.
How can we avoid losing things?
We can avoid losing things by keeping them in designated spots and developing
good habits. Using reminders, labels, or organizational tools can also help. It’s
important to take a moment to think before leaving a place to ensure nothing is
left behind.
Is it important for students to be organized?
Yes, it’s very important for students to be organized, as it helps them manage their
time and assignments effectively. Good organization skills can lead to better focus
and success in school. It also helps reduce stress by keeping things in order.
Topic 10: Prizes and Rewards
Do you think competition is all about the prize?
No, competition isn’t all about the prize; it’s also about personal growth and
learning. While the prize is motivating, the experience and effort put into
competing are valuable. Competing teaches discipline, hard work, and resilience.
What prizes should schools set for students?
Schools should offer prizes that promote learning and creativity, like books,
educational materials, or certificates. Recognizing achievements with personalized
awards can also motivate students. Prizes that encourage further development are
especially beneficial.
Topic 11: Handicrafts
What handicrafts do people in your country like to make?
In my country, people enjoy making handicrafts like pottery, weaving, and
embroidery. Traditional crafts, such as handmade jewelry and decorative items, are
also popular. These crafts often reflect our cultural heritage and artistic skills.
Do you like making things by hand?
Yes, I enjoy making things by hand because it’s a relaxing and creative process. It
gives me a sense of accomplishment when I complete a project. It’s also a great
way to personalize items and make unique gifts.
Do you think it’s good for children to learn to make things by hand?
Yes, learning to make things by hand is good for children because it helps them
develop patience and creativity. It also improves their fine motor skills and teaches
them the value of effort. Handicrafts can be fun and educational for kids.

TOPIC 12: Teamwork (JANUARY - April 2025)-


Do you prefer to study in a group or individually?
I actually prefer to study individually because I can focus better and work at my
own pace. When I’m alone, I find it easier to manage my time and avoid
distractions. However, I also recognize that studying in a group can be beneficial
for discussing ideas and solving difficult problems together.
What are the drawbacks or disadvantages of studying or working in a group?
One drawback of group work is that it can be hard to coordinate everyone’s
schedules, which sometimes delays progress. Additionally, differences in work
habits or commitment levels can lead to frustration within the group. Some
members may also feel overwhelmed if others don’t contribute equally, which can
create tension.
What does one learn while working or studying in a group?
Working in a group teaches important skills like communication and cooperation,
which are essential in both academic and professional settings. Group work also
helps people learn how to manage conflicts and find compromises. It’s a great way
to develop patience and flexibility, as everyone has different ideas and
perspectives.

TOPIC 14: Making friends (JANUARY - April 2025)-


Topic 14: Making Friends
Do your friends think that you are a good friend?
I believe my friends see me as a good friend because I always try to be supportive
and trustworthy. I make an effort to listen to them and be there when they need
someone to talk to. Although I’m not perfect, I value honesty and loyalty in
friendships, and I think they appreciate that.
What kind of friend do you want to meet in the future?
In the future, I’d like to meet friends who share similar interests and values with
me. I’m looking for people who are positive, supportive, and also enjoy learning
and growing together. Having friends with a similar outlook on life would help me
stay motivated and bring more joy to my daily life.
What kind of people do you like to have as friends?
I enjoy having friends who are open-minded, reliable, and have a good sense of
humor. Being around positive people who support each other is important to me.
I believe that friends who are genuine and caring make life more enjoyable and
meaningful.
Do you like to spend time with friends?
Yes, I love spending time with my friends because it’s a great way to relax and have
fun. We usually do activities we all enjoy, like going to movies or trying new
restaurants. Spending time with friends always lifts my mood and helps me
recharge.
What do you and your friends do together?
My friends and I enjoy doing a variety of activities, like going out to eat, watching
movies, or just chatting at a coffee shop. We also like outdoor activities, such as
hiking or cycling, which help us stay active and spend time in nature. It’s great to
have friends who enjoy similar things.
Are friends more important than family?
I think both friends and family are important, but in different ways. Family provides
a strong foundation and support system, while friends offer companionship and
shared experiences. Ideally, having both in life creates a good balance of support
and fun.
How do people in your country make friends?
In my country, people often make friends through school, work, or social events.
It’s common to meet friends of friends, which creates a comfortable way to build
connections. Social media and online communities also help people connect with
others who share similar interests.
TOPIC 15: Coins (JANUARY - April 2025)
Do adults and children make friends in the same way?
Not exactly—children usually make friends through play and shared activities at
school or in the neighborhood. They often form friendships more quickly and are
less concerned about differences. Adults, on the other hand, may form friendships
based on shared values or interests, and they tend to be more selective.
Did you use coins as a child?
Yes, as a child, I often used coins to buy small treats or snacks at school. I remember
saving up coins to buy things I wanted, which taught me a bit about managing
money. Coins were more common then, as digital payments weren’t as popular as
they are now.

TOPIC 16: Roads (JANUARY - April 2025)


How do people cross the road in the city where you live?
In my city, people usually cross the road at designated crosswalks, and many
intersections have traffic lights for pedestrians. However, in some busy areas,
people may cross between cars if the traffic isn’t too heavy. In recent years, there’s
been an effort to improve road safety, but jaywalking is still common in some
places.
What is the condition of the roads in your city like?
The roads in my city are generally well-maintained, especially in central areas, with
smooth pavements and clear markings. However, in suburban or rural areas, some
roads are in poor condition and have potholes, which can be a problem during the
rainy season. The government has been working to improve infrastructure, but it’s
a gradual process.
TOPIC 17: Study and work area (JANUARY - April 2025)
Do you prefer to work at home or in the workplace?
I prefer to work in the workplace because it helps me stay focused and separates
my work life from my personal life. Being in a professional environment with
colleagues around also motivates me to be productive. However, I do appreciate
the flexibility of working from home when needed.
Do you prefer to work alone or with other people?
I generally prefer working alone because it allows me to concentrate fully without
interruptions. When working alone, I can follow my own pace and make decisions
quickly. However, I do enjoy collaborating with others on certain projects, as
teamwork can bring fresh ideas and different perspectives

PART 2(JANUARY TO APRIL, 2025)


TOPIC 1: Phone call (, January - April 2025)
Describe a time when you answered a phone call from someone you didn't know
in a public place
You should say: where it was what the person said how you responded
how you felt about the experience part 3 - 'Speaking on the phone, public places'
TOPIC 2: Old friend you got in contact with again (January- April 2025)
Describe an old friend that you got in contact with again
You should say:
⚫ who this person is what this person is like how you got in contact how you felt
about it
part 3 - 'Friendship
TOPIC 3: Crowded place (January- April 2025)
Describe a time you went to a crowded place
You should say: what place it was when you went there who you went with what
people do there why you liked or disliked it Part 3 for this cue card is 'Cities,
transport'

TOPIC 4: Movie (January- April 2025)


Describe a film that you watched recently
You should say:
what the film was about when and where you watched it whether you liked or
disliked it why you wanted to discuss it part 3 for this cue card is 'Movies'
TOPIC 5: Old person (January- April 2025)
Describe an interesting old person
You should say:
⚫ who this person is how you know this person what you like to do together how
you feel about this person part 3 - 'Old people'
TOPIC 6: Photo that is special to you (January - April 2025)
Describe a picture or photo in your family that you like You should say:
what or who is in the picture where this picture is in your home who took this
picture why this picture is meaningful
Part 3 for this cue card - 'Taking photos
TOPIC 7: Person who has strong opinions (January - April 2025)
Describe a person who always has strong opinions
You should say: who this person is how you know them
why you think he or she is an opinionated person how you feel about this person
part 3 - 'Strong opinions
TOPIC 8: Challenge (January- April 2025)
Describe a challenge you faced
You should say: what the task was how you completed it why the task was difficult
how you felt about it part 3 - 'Challenges'
TOPIC 9: Losing a valuable thing (January- April 2025)
Describe an occasion when you lost something important
You should say: what it was
when and where you lost it how you felt after losing it
part 3 for this cue card is 'Losing things'
TOPIC 10: Prize you received (January- April 2025)
Describe a prize that you received
You should say: what the prize is when it was
what you needed to do to get it how you felt about it
part 3 for this cue card - 'Prizes and rewards'
TOPIC 11: Person who likes to make things by hand (January- April 2025)
Describe a person who likes to make things by hand
You should say: who this person is how you know this person
what creative things this person likes to do why you admire this person part 3 -
'Handicrafts'
TOPIC 12: Public park or garden (January - April 2025)
Describe a natural place (park, mountains)

You should say: what place it is where it is


⚫ when you go there why you like it

part 3 for this cue card is 'Parks


TOPIC 13: Favourite food at a traditional festival (January- April 2025)
Describe your favourite food you eat at a traditional festival or at a special event
You should say: what the food is why people eat it at special events how people
prepare this food why you like this food so much

part 3 for this cue card is 'Growing plants'


TOPIC 14: Person in the medical field (January - April 2025)
Describe a person who has chosen a career in the medical field
You should say: who this person is where this person works what job this person
does why this person chose this career part 3 for this cue card - 'Doctors, first
TOPIC 15: Place you visited where you can see wild animals (January- April 2025)
Describe a place you visited where you can see wild animals
You should say: what animals you saw
what place it was
what the animal did when you saw it how you felt when you saw it
Part 3 for this cue card is 'Wild animals
TOPIC 16: Good service you received (January- April 2025)
Describe an occasion when you received good service from a company or shop
You should say:
• what company or business it was and what this company does
what the service was and who helped you where you received this good service
why you think it was good service Part 3 for this cue card is 'Service'
TOPIC 17: Person who likes to read a lot (January- April 2025)
Describe a person who likes to read a lot
You should say: who this person is how you know this person what books this
person likes

⚫-
why this person likes reading part
TOPIC 18: Asking for advice (January- April 2025)
Describe an occasion when you asked someone for advice
You should say:
what the advice was who gave you this advice what you thought about this advice
• why you asked for advice part 3 for this cue card is 'Advice'
TOPIC 19: Online video (January- April 2025)
Describe an online video in which you learned something new
You should say:
• what video it was when and where you watched it why you watched it what you
learned from it part 3 - 'Videos'
TOPIC 20: Ideal place where you'd like to stay (January - April 2025)
Describe an ideal place where you'd like to stay
You should say:
where it would be, what it would look like what special features it would have
whether it would be big or small why it would be ideal for you part 3 - Apartments'
TOPIC 21: Something that made you feel confident (January- April 2025)
Describe something you did in your study or work that has made you feel confident
You should say:

when and where it happened what you did


why it made you feel confident how you felt about it
part 3 - Feeling confident
TOPIC 22: Cultural place (, January - April 2025)
Describe a cultural place where you'd like to learn the culture
You should say: where it is
how you knew this place what it is like
how it is related to culture part 3 - 'Culture'
TOPIC 23: Unique place in your city (January- April 2025)
Describe a place in your city that is different from other places and that you enjoy
visiting with your parents and friends
You should say: where it is what it is like how often you go there what you do there
why it's different from other places part 3 - 'Cities, places to visit'
TOPIC 24: Someone else's room (January - April 2025)
Describe someone else's room you enjoy spending time in
You should say: whose room it is
when you go there, what you can do in it what it is like
why you like spending time there part 3 - 'Guests'
TOPIC 25: Traditional product (January- April 2025)
Describe a product from your area (such as a food or handicraft)
You should say: what the product is
when you tried it for the first time where you can buy it how it is produced why it
is popular
part 3 - 'Traditional products, traditions
TOPIC 26: Important river in your country (January - April 2025)
Describe an important river or lake in your country
You should say: what river it is what you know about it
• why it is important
Part 3 - 'Rivers and lakes'
TOPIC 27: Toy (January- April 2025)
Describe a toy that you liked when you were a child
You should say: what the toy was who gave it to you how you used this toy
explain how you felt when you got this toy
part 3 - 'Toys, kids and ads'
TOPIC 28: Traffic jam (January - April 2025)
Describe an occasion when you got stuck in a traffic jam
You should say:
⚫ where you went
⚫ how often you do this
⚫ when you did this
⚫ why you dislike it
Part 3 for this cue card is 'Traffic, traffic jams'
TOPIC 29: Long walk (January - April 2025)
Describe a long walk you had
You should say: where it was who you were with why it was long how you felt about
it part 3 - 'Leisure'
TOPIC 30: Activity to concentrate (January- April 2025)
Describe something you do to keep yourself concentrated
You should say: what it is
how often you do it when you started doing it
• why it helped you concentrate part 3 - 'Concentration'

TOPIC 31: Thing you did to learn a language (January- April 2025)
Describe a thing you did to learn a language
You should say: what language you learned what you did how it helped you how
you felt about it part 3 - 'Learning languages'
TOPIC 32: Family member you want to work with (January- April 2025)
Describe a family member you'd like to work with in the future
You should say: who this person is
what kind of work you'd like to do why you want to work with him or her how you
feel about this person part 3 - 'Business, jobs'

TOPIC 33: Special day out that didn't cost a lot (January- April 2025)
Describe a special day out that didn't cost a lot
You should say: what you did when you did it who you were with why it didn't cost
a lot
Part 3 - Rest
TOPIC 34 Competition or contest (January- April 2025)
Describe a competition (music, sports, etc.) you would like to take part in You
should
say:
what competition it is
what you would do in this competition why you want to take part in it
part 3 - 'Competition, contests and competitions'
TOPIC 35:Something that changed your life (January - April 2025)
Describe something that changed your life in a positive way
You should say:
what the change was and when it happened how it happened

why it was a positive change

Part 3 for this cue card is 'Changes'


TOPIC 36: Organizing an event (January- April 2025)
Describe a time when you prepared for a happy event successtully
You should say:
what the event was when and where it was
say whether it was easy or difficult how you prepared
part 3 - 'Organizing things, being organized
TOPIC 37: Something that was broken in your home (January- April 2025)
Describe something that was broken in your home and then repaired
You should say: what it is how it was broken how it was repaired how you felt about
it part 3 - 'Repairing things'
TOPIC 38: Invention (January - April 2025)
Describe an invention that is useful in your daily life
You should say: what it is
part 3 'Inventions and inventors'
TOPIC 39: Story (January- April 2025)
Describe a story someone told you and you remember You should say:
what this story is about who told you this story when you heard it why you liked it
TOPIC 40: Something that helps you save a lot of time (January- April 2025)
Describe something you do that saves your time
You should say: what it is when you do it
how you feel when you do this how it helps you part 3 - 'Time management'
TOPIC 41: Healthy activity (January- April 2025)
Describe an activity you do to keep fit and healthy
You should say: what the activity is
when and where you usually do it how you do it
how it helps you keep healthy
Part 3 - 'Sports, health and keeping fit'
TOPIC 42: Interesting discussion (January- April 2025)

Describe an interesting discussion you had with your friend You should say:
what it was about
what opinions you and your friend had why it was interesting how you felt about it
part 3 - 'Opinions, communication'
TOPIC 43: Opinion (January - April 2025)
Describe a time when someone asked for your opinion
You should say:
• who it was
what the situation was what opinion you gave what the result was
part 3 for this cue card is 'Opinions'
TOPIC 44: Advice you got about work (January - April 2025)
Describe an occasion when someone gave you positive advice or suggestions about
your work
You should say: who this person is what they said
how this advice affected you how you felt about the advice
part 3 - 'Encouraging people'
TOPIC 45: Popular person (January- April 2025)
Describe a person famous in your country
what this person has done or does why this person is popular how you feel about
this person part 3 - 'Popularity'
TOPIC 46: Being busy (January- April 2025)
Describe a time when you were very busy
You should say: when this time was what you did at this time how you arranged
your time
how you felt after this busy time was over part 3 - 'Being busy, technology'
TOPIC 47: Losing something (January - April 2025)
Describe an occasion when you lost something
You should say:
what it was and why it was important when and where you lost it how you felt after
losing it
part 3 for this cue card is 'Losing things
TOPIC 48: Surprising thing (January- April 2025)
Describe something that surprised you and made you happy
You should say: what it is
how you found out about it what you did
why it made you happy part 3 - Happiness
TOPIC 49: Quiet place (January - April 2025)
Describe a quiet place that you like to go to You should say: what place it is
how often you go there, when you go there what you do there why you like this
place
Part 3 'Quiet places, noise'
TOPIC 50: Interesting neighbour (January - April 2025)
Describe an interesting neighbour
You should say: who this person is
how often you see him or her how long you have known this neighbour why you
consider this person to be interesting
Part 3 - 'Neighbours'
TOPIC 51:Important event (January- April 2025) 926
Describe an important event that you celebrated
You should say:
what event it was when this happened who was with you
how you feel about this event
Part 3 - 'Festivals, important events'
TOPIC 52: Something you can't live without (January- April 2025)
Describe something you can't live without (not a computer or phone)
You should say: what it is how you use it how often you use it
how it helps you and why you can't live without it part 3 - 'New and old things'
TOPIC 53: Person you met once (January - April 2025)
Describe a person you met only once recently and you want to know more about
You should say: who this person is how you met this person
when you met this person
why you want to know more about this person part 3 - Making friends

TOPIC 53: Rule you dislike (January- April 2025)


Describe a rule that you don't like
You should say: what it is
why you don't like it what others feel about it whether you follow the rule part 3 -
'Rules'
TOPIC 54: Item of clothing (January- April 2025)
Describe a piece of clothes that you received as a gift recently
You should say:
⚫ when you received the clothes what the piece of clothes was like
who gave it to you explain how you feel about it part 3 - 'Clothes
TOPIC 55: Gift you want to buy (January- April 2025)
Describe a gift you'd like to buy for your friend You should say:
what gift you want to buy who you'd like to give it to why you'd to buy a gift why
you've chosen that gift part 3 - 'Gifts'
TOPIC 56: Interesting city (January- April 2025)
Describe a city you think is interesting
You should say: what city it was when you went there
• what you did there
• why you liked it
• Part 3 for this cue card is 'Tourism, living in the city'
TOPIC 57: New place (January - April 2025)
new place
Describe a new place that you visited
You should say: what place it was why you went there what you did there how you
felt about it
part 3 - 'New places, new things'
TOPIC 58: Difficult decision (January- April 2025)
Describe a difficult decision that had a good result
You should say:
what the decision was how you made your decision what the results of the decision
were why it was difficult to make part 3 - 'Making decisions'
TOPIC 59: Special cake (January- April 2025)
Describe an occasion when you had a special cake
You should say:
what kind of cake it was when you had it who you were with
• why it was special
Part 3 for this cue card is 'Food'
PART 3 (JANUARY TO APRIL, 2025)
TOPIC 1: Speaking on the phone, public places
Why do some people not care that their behavior disturbs people around them?
Why do some people not care what they do in public places?
TOPIC 2: Friendship
In what situations would people be willing to get to know new people?
Why do people need to make new friends?
Why is it hard to maintain friendships for some people?
Why do people lose contact with their old friends?
Do you like to have many friends?
TOPIC 3: Movies
What kinds of movies are popular (successful) in your country?
Do people in your country still like to go to a cinema?
Where do people watch movies?
TOPIC 4: Old people

What kinds of activities do old people like to do these days?


Answers here
What do people like to do when they are old?
TOPIC 5: Helping others
What can children help parents with?
Should parents reward their children when they help others?
TOPIC 6: Strong opinions, communication
What do young people have strong opinions about?
Answers here
What do old people have strong opinions about?
Is it good to have strong opinions?
TOPIC 7: Photos
Why would people pay a lot of money to hire a professional photographer?
Who would like to take photos more often, young people or older people?
TOPIC 8:
What do children often do when they face a challenge?
Why do people like doing dangerous things?
Why do some people enjoy extreme sports?
TOPIC 9: Losing things
What are some common items that people lose easily?
Why do some people lose things easily?
How can we avoid losing things?
Is it important for students to be organized?
TOPIC 10: Prizes and rewards
Do you think competition is all about the prize?
What prizes should schools set for students
TOPIC 11: Handicrafts
What handicrafts do people in your country like to make?
Do you like making things by hand?
Do you think it's good for children to learn to make things by hand?
TOPIC 12: Parks, tourist attractions
Why is it important to have parks in the city?
What benefits can a park bring to a city?
What facilities are needed in a park?
TOPIC 13: Growing plants
Why do some people like to keep plants at home? Do people in your country like
to grow plants?
TOPIC 14: Doctors and nurses
Do you think it is necessary to learn first aid skills?
What are the differences between the work of a doctor and that of a nurse?
TOPIC 15: Wild animals
Why are most children interested in wild animals?
Should parents take their children to the zoo to see wild animals?
TOPIC 16: Service
What do you think are the pros and cons of shopping online?
What are the advantages and disadvantages of shopping at a big shopping centre?
What makes large shopping malls so popular?
What are the benefits and drawbacks of consumerism for a country's economy?
Can consumption drive economic growth?
TOPIC 17: Reading
What's the difference between films and books?
Do you prefer book or movies?
Is it important to read a book before watching a movie version of it?
How can reading help children?
Do you think parents should help their children develop the reading habit from an
early age?
TOPIC 18: Advice
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Do you think the advice parents give their children is always good?
Why do some people like to ask others for advice on almost everything?
TOPIC 19: Online videos, online learning
Why are young people so obsessed with watching short videos?
Do you think online learning will replace face-to-face learning?
TOPIC 20: Apartments
What do you think buildings will be like in the future?
What would people normally consider when they rent or buy a house or an
apartment?
TOPIC 21: Feeling confident
Why do so many people lack confidence these days?
How can a person become more confident?
TOPIC 22: Culture
How is culture formed?
TOPIC 23: Cities, places to visit
What do young people do in their free time?
How do students relax?
How does the Internet affect culture?
TOPIC 24: Guests
In your country, when people visit other people in their homes, do they usually bring
a gift?
Is it important to have a meal together with your family?
TOPIC 25: Traditional products

What different types of traditional products are produced in your country?


Why are traditional products important?
Why is it important to protect traditions?
Do you think traditions are important?
TOPIC 26: Toys, ads and kids
Do you think advertising that targets children should be banned?
What toys are popular with boys and girls in your country now?
Do you think children should have a lot of toys?
Do you think some parents spend too much money on toys?
TOPIC 27: Leisure
In general, who do you think has more leisure time, men or women?
Is leisure time important for everyone?
Do you think only old people have time for leisure?
TOPIC 28: Concentration
What kinds of jobs require higher concentration at work?
Can exercise help people improve concentration?
TOPIC 29: Learning languages
What are the difficulties of learning a new language?
What difficulties do people face when learning a language?
Why do people learn foreign languages?
Do you think learning a foreign language is important?
What's the best way to learn a foreign language?
Some students hate to learn foreign languages, what can teachers do to develop
their interest?
Do you think the way people learn English today is the same as in the past?
Is it popular to learn English in your country?
Why are so many people learning English?
Do you think English will be the mainstream language of the world in the Future?
Can people learn English and not learn other languages?
TOPIC 30: Business, jobs
What kinds of family businesses are common in your country?
Is it good to work with family members?
Why do people want to do family business?
What are the drawbacks of working in a family-owned company?
Do people in your country like to work in big companies or small companies?
What are the benefits of working for a big company?
TOPIC 31: Rest
Do you think only old people have time for leisure?
What leisure activities do old and young people prefer?
How do people spend their leisure time in your country?
TOPIC 32: Competition, contests and
What jobs require employees to be competitive?
Do you think competition is important in the workplace?
Is it necessary to encourage people to compete with others in companies?
Why are competition shows popular?

TOPIC 33: Changes


How can a person adapt to changes in life?
Why do some people quit and change jobs?
Do you like new things or changes in life?
Why do you think adapting to change is difficult for some people?
Is it easy for old people to change?

Do people usually change their routine?


Is it easier for young people to change?
Do you think change is good?
TOPIC 34: Organizing things, being organized
How can parents help children to be organized?
What factors should people consider organising events?
TOPIC 35: Repairing things
Is the quality of products worse than before?
What kinds of things do people like to repair by themselves?
What things are easier to fix?
Why do people like to get their mobile phones repaired in specialized stores?
Are IT-related jobs valued more by society?
TOPIC 36: Inventors, inventions
What qualities do inventors have?
What do you think have been some of the most important inventions in the past
100 years or so?

Do all inventions bring benefits to our world?


Who should support and sponsor inventors, governments or private companies?
What inventions do you hope to have in 20 years?
Do you think it's good that new inventions are appearing so often?
TOPIC 37: Stories
How does technology help people tell stories?
How has technology changed storytelling?
Why do children like stories?
Why do children like hearing the same bedtime story?
What kind of stories do children like to listen to?
What can a child learn from a story?

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