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Do you think you are a competitive person? Explain.
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How has your hometown changed over the years?
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Who would you want to be stranded with on a deserted island? Why?
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How does a person’s appearance reveal their personality?
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How important is the Internet in your life?
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Finish the sentence: The key to happiness is...
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Is it important to stay up-to-date with current events?
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What is one thing you have always wanted to try? Why is it so interesting?
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Which is the most important : clothes, shoes, hair, hygiene, fitness, style … ? Why?
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How is learning English important for you to achieve your goals?
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What do you think it takes to be able to finally say "I'm independant!" ?
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What is your preferred method of getting the news: newspapers, radio, podcasts or TV?
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Is it good to be competitive professionally? Why / Why not?
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What is the first thing you notice about a person?
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What is the best way to start your day off?
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Many people focus on material wealth. How are these things important for you?
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What did you want to do when you were a child? Did you do it? Why / Why not?
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How important is how people dress?
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How do people in your country view the elderly?
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Some countries have curfews for young people at night. Do you agree with this?
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Have you visited other countries besides Canada? If not, would you like to?
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Advertisement is everywhere nowadays. How do you feel about this? Have you ever been influenced to buy something?
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Have you or a member of your family ever won anything? Do you like to compete?
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