Conversation class - Level B2 | Baamboozle - Baamboozle

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What are your plans after finishing high school?

Phrasal Verb: "figure out" (Meaning: to understand or plan something)

What are your favorite hobbies and why do you enjoy them?

Phrasal Verb: "take up" (Meaning: to start doing a particular activity or hobby)

Describe a memorable trip you have taken. What made it special?

Phrasal Verb: "take in" (Meaning: to fully experience or understand something)

How do you think social media has changed the way teenagers communicate?

Phrasal Verb: "keep in touch" (Meaning: to maintain contact with someone)

What are the pros and cons of using smartphones in school?

Phrasal Verb: "cut down on" (Meaning: to reduce the amount of something)

What type of music do you listen to and why do you like it?

Phrasal Verb: "chill out" (Meaning: to relax and unwind)

How important do you think it is to volunteer or engage in community service? Why?

Phrasal Verb: "give back" (Meaning: to return something positive to the community)

Do you think technology will replace teachers in the future? Why or why not?

Phrasal Verb: "take over" (Meaning: to replace or assume control)

If you could have dinner with any historical figure, who would it be and why?

Phrasal Verb: "look forward to" (Meaning: to be excited about something in the future)

What subjects do you enjoy the most at school and why?

Phrasal Verb: "get into" (Meaning: to become interested in a particular subject or activity)

What cultural traditions are important in your family?

Phrasal Verb: "pass down" (Meaning: to give something to someone who is younger, especially a family tradition)

How do you think schools can better prepare students for the real world?

Phrasal Verb: "bring up" (Meaning: to raise a topic for discussion)

Do you prefer studying alone or in a group? Explain your preference.

Phrasal Verb: "catch up" (Meaning: to reach the same standard or level as others)

How do you deal with stress or pressure from school or other activities?

Phrasal Verb: "cope with" (Meaning: to manage and overcome difficulties)

What do you think are the biggest challenges facing teenagers today?

Phrasal Verb: "deal with" (Meaning: to handle or manage a situation)

What book or movie has had the biggest impact on you? Why?

Phrasal Verb: "come across" (Meaning: to find something by chance)

If you could be a character in any TV show or movie, who would you be and why?

Phrasal Verb: "look up to" (Meaning: to admire someone)

Do you believe climate change is the most pressing issue of our time? Explain your opinion.

Phrasal Verb: "take on" (Meaning: to begin to handle or address a challenge)

Do you believe in life on other planets? Why or why not?

Phrasal Verb: "think over" (Meaning: to consider something carefully)

How do you spend your weekends? Describe a typical weekend for you.

Phrasal Verb: "hang out" (Meaning: to spend time relaxing or enjoying oneself)

How do you think traveling can impact a person’s perspective on life?

Phrasal Verb: "open up" (Meaning: to broaden one’s experiences or perspectives)

What does success mean to you?

Phrasal Verb: "live up to" (Meaning: to meet expectations or standards)

How do you decide which TV shows or movies to watch?

Phrasal Verb: "check out" (Meaning: to look at something interesting)

If you could choose any university in the world to study at, which one would it be and why?

Phrasal Verb: "look into" (Meaning: to investigate or research something)

What would you do if you won the lottery?

Phrasal Verb: "splurge on" (Meaning: to spend a lot of money on something special)

How do you manage your screen time? Do you think you spend too much time online?

Phrasal Verb: "cut back on" (Meaning: to reduce the amount of something, especially spending or usage)

Do you think video games have a positive or negative impact on people? Explain.

Phrasal Verb: "take up" (Meaning: to occupy time or space)

If you could learn any new skill instantly, what would it be and why?

Phrasal Verb: "pick up" (Meaning: to learn something new, especially a skill, without formal training)

If you could visit any country in the world, where would you go and why?

Phrasal Verb: "set off" (Meaning: to begin a journey)