Which activities do you normally do every day?
I normally get up at seven o'clock, then I have breakfast and go to work.
What can you tell me about your family?
There are (five) people in my family: my mother, my father, my sister, my brother-in-law and my nephew / I live with my parents and my sister.
Where does your father / mother come from?
He / She comes from (Ecuador).
Where does your father / mother do?
He is (a doctor) / She is (a housewife).
Which other courses would you like to study?
I'd (would) like to study a French course.
What do you think about / of public transport in Guayaquil?
I think / In my opinion the public transport in my city is terrible.
Are you from a big family?
Yes, my family is big / No, my family is small.
What are your parents’ parents (to you)?
My parents' parents are my grandparents / They're my grandparents.
What are your parents’ names?
My parents' names are (Marcia and Wilson) / Their names are Marcia and Wilson.
How old are your parents / grandparents?
My father (58) years old and my mom is (60) years old / My grandad is (70) and my granny is (75) years old.
Do you love your grandparents?
Yes, I do. I (really) love my grandparents / Yes, of course! I (really) love them.
What do you do for a living?
I'm (a teacher).
What time does your English course start and finish?
It starts at 9 o'clock and finishes at 1 p.m.
When are your English lessons?
My English lessons are on Saturdays / They are on Saturdays.
How often do you practise your English outside the classroom?
I (rarely) practise my English (with friends) outside the classroom.
What do you like doing in your free time?
I like (singing karaoke) in my free time.
