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- Social Interaction and Building RelationshipsWhy do people enjoy meeting new people? Do you think first impressions are important? Is it easy to make friends nowadays? Can people become close friends after one meeting? What makes someone interesting to talk to? Are online friendships as meaningful as face-to-face ones? Why are some people better at socialising than others?
- Losing Things and Personal BelongingsWhy do some people tend to lose things more often than others? What can people do to avoid losing their personal belongings? Do you think people have become more careless about their personal belongings nowadays? Should parents teach children how to look after their personal belongings? Should parents teach their children to return things that others have lost? How has technology made it easier to find lost belongings? How can public spaces, such as public transport or shopping centres, make finding lost items easier? Is it practical to offer rewards to people who find lost items?
- Describe a person you have met only once and would like to know more aboutYou should say: •Who this person is •When you met him or her •Why you would like to know more about this person •And explain how you feel about him or her.
- Describe an occasion when you lost something in publicYou should say: • What you lost • When and where you lost it • What you did to find it • Explain how you felt about it.
- PaperWhat did you like to do with paper as a child? Have you made any crafts with paper? How often do you use paper in your daily life? Do you carry paper and pens with you when you go out? Do you prefer writing on paper or typing on a computer? Why? Do you still write physical letters? Do people still keep handwritten letters today? Do you think people use paper less frequently nowadays than they did in the past? Do you think paper will disappear completely in the future? Why or why not?