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Although you’re busy with school

how do you find time to relax? (although/even though

in spite of/despite)

however

Have you ever studied hard so that you could get a reward or go somewhere?

(so that, in order (not) to, to + verb, for, so as (not) to)

What do you usually do in order to reduce stress before a big test?

(so that, in order (not) to, to + verb, for, so as (not) to)

What subject do you enjoy the most at school?

and why? (because/ because of/ as, since / due to)

As you get older what changes have you noticed in your interests?

(because/ because of/ as, since / due to)

What do you do to improve your English outside the classroom?

(so that, in order (not) to, to + verb, for, so as (not) to)

Do you prefer online learning or face-to-face learning? Why?

(because/ because of/ as, since / due to)

Have you ever missed an important event because of being sick?

(because/ because of/ as, since / due to)

Have you ever joined a club or activity to make new friends?

(so that, in order (not) to, to + verb, for, so as (not) to)

Do you exercise in order to stay healthy or for another reason?

(so that, in order (not) to, to + verb, for, so as (not) to)

While some students love group work others hate it. Which side are you on and why?

(although/even though, however, in spite of/despite)

What’s a situation where your opinion was different from your parents'. However you respected their view?

(although/even though however, in spite of/despite)

Even though it’s tiring do you enjoy studying for exams?

(although/even though, however, in spite of/despite)

What’s something you changed about your habits in order to become more productive?

(so that in order (not) to, to + verb, for, so as (not) to)

Do you watch movies in English to learn new words or just for fun?

(so that, in order (not) to, to + verb, for, so as (not) to)

Since you’re a teenager what responsibilities do you have at home?

(because/ because of/ as, since / due to)

What do you do differently now because you learned from a mistake?

(because/ because of/ as, since / due to)

What’s something you enjoy even though most people your age don’t?

(although/even though, however, in spite of/despite)

Have you ever saved money so that you could buy something special?

(so that, in order (not) to, to + verb, for, so as (not) to)

What’s a place you want to visit and why?

(because/ because of/ as, since / due to)

Although weekends are for relaxing, do you sometimes do schoolwork?

(although/even though, however, in spite of/despite)

What’s something you’re good at whereas your friend isn’t?

(although/even though, however, in spite of/despite)

Because of social media do you think friendships are different today?

(because/ because of/ as, since / due to)

While some teens love social media others avoid it. What’s your opinion?

(although/even though, in spite of/despite)

Even though you were nervous did you ever speak in front of a crowd?

(although/even though, however, in spite of/despite)

What’s something you do to make your parents proud?

(so that, in order (not) to, to + verb, for, so as (not) to)

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