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Speaking Cue Card


Television
  1. Do you often watch TV?
  2. What sorts of things do you watch on TV?
  3. What is your favourite TV program?
  4. Do you ever watch foreign programs or films?
  5. What did you watch on TV when you were a child?
  6. Do you think children should watch TV?


Speaking cue card

Describe a house or apartment you want to live in. You should say
  • What it would look like?
  • Where it would be located?
  • What facilities this would have?
Explain why you want to live there.




Follow-Up Questions

  1. How is modern home design in your country different to that of the past?
  2. In your country, what type of home do most people live in?
  3. Do people prefer to live in modern homes or the older-style?
  4. What do you imagine people’s houses will be like in the future?
  5. Why do people sometimes move to live in a different home?
  6. Is it common to own your own home in your country?
  7. Do you think more people will own their own homes in the future?
  8. What are some reasons why people renovate their homes?
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