Part 1: Introduction and Interview

1. Can you tell me your full name, please?
2. Can I see your identification, please?
3. What is your favorite activity to do in your free time?
4. How often do you do this activity?
5. Do you prefer indoor or outdoor activities? Why?
6. How do you usually relax after a busy day?

Suggestions:

• Be honest and share personal experiences.
• Use descriptive language to make your answers more engaging.
• Practice answering common interview questions to feel more confident.

Part 2: Long Turn

Topic: Describe a place you have been to and would like to recommend others to live there (not your hometown).

• Where the place is
• What you liked about it
• What facilities and amenities are available
• Why you recommend it

Candidate speaks for 1-2 minutes

Suggestions:

• Use the preparation time to jot down key points.
• Narrate the event chronologically to keep your response clear and organized.
• Express your emotions and feelings to make your response more engaging.

Part 3: Discussion

1. What factors do people consider when choosing a place to live?
2. How important is it to have good facilities and amenities in a living area?
3. Do you think the cost of living is a major factor in choosing a place to live? Why or why not?
4. How can communities make their areas more attractive to potential residents?
5. What role does the environment play in choosing a place to live?
6. How do people’s preferences for living areas change with age?

Suggestions:

• Think critically and provide thoughtful responses.
• Relate the discussion to real-life examples or experiences.
• Be prepared to elaborate on your answers and engage in a meaningful conversation.