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If the sky looks dark and cloudy, do you sometimes decide not to go out?

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Yes, if the sky looks dark and cloudy, I sometimes decide not to go out because I don’t want to get wet or caught in the rain.

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When your shoes look dirty, what do you do?

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When my shoes look dirty, I clean them to make them look presentable again.

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Do we pay the driver when we get in a taxi?

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No, we don’t pay the driver when we get in a taxi; we pay when we get out of a taxi, usually at the end of the ride.

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In your country, do you have to buy a ticket before getting on a bus?

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Yes, in my country, you have to buy a ticket before getting on a bus. ~ No, in my country, you don’t have to; you can just pay when you get on.

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How much is the bus fare from here to where you live?

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The bus fare from here to where I live is about 3 euros.

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Has your country got a royal family?

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Yes, my country’s got a royal family, and they are part of our national tradition. ~ No, my country hasn’t got a royal family; we have a republic instead.

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How do we get mud on our shoes?

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We get mud on our shoes by walking in the countryside in the rain or on unpaved roads.

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Are famous actors often surrounded by crowds when they go out in public?

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Yes, famous actors are often surrounded by crowds when they go out in public because people want to see them and ask for autographs or photos.

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Are the buses in this town usually crowded in the morning?

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Yes, the buses in this town are usually crowded in the morning because many people go to work or school at the same time.

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Have you ever been the captain of a sports team?

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Yes, I’ve been the captain of a sports team in high school. ~ No, I’ve never been the captain of a sports team, but I’ve played in one.

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Tell me the name of a famous sea captain.

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The name of a famous sea captain is Captain Cook, who explored many parts of the Pacific Ocean.

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Which is the widest street in the place where you live, and which is the narrowest?

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The widest street in the place where I live is Main Street, and the narrowest is Old Alley.

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What colour is the flag of your country?

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The flag of my country is white and red.

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Do you know the origin of your national flag?

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Yes, I know the origin of my national flag — it comes from historical symbols used in battles and represents national identity. ~ No, I don’t know the exact origin of my national flag.

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Name an animal that lives on grass.

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A horse is an animal that lives on grass because it grazes in the fields for food.

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What happens to grass if there’s no rain?

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If there’s no rain, grass becomes yellow and then it dies from lack of water.

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Where is the nearest tower to the place where you live?

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The nearest tower to the place where I live is the town hall tower in the city center.

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Are the streets dry when it rains?

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No, the streets aren’t dry when it rains; they’re wet and slippery.

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If you walked in the rain without an umbrella, what’d happen?

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If I walked in the rain without an umbrella, I’d get wet very quickly.

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If you got wet, what’d you have to do with your clothes?

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If I got wet, I’d have to take my clothes off and hang them up to dry.

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What’s the past of “throw“?

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The past of “throw“ is “threw”.

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What’d happen if I threw a stone at the window?

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If you threw a stone at the window, the window’d break.

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If your TV is turned up too loud, what do you do?

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If my TV is turned up too loud, I turn it down so it doesn’t disturb others.

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What are the reflexive pronouns?

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The reflexive pronouns are “myself”, “yourself”, “himself”, “herself”, “itself”, “oneself”, “ourselves”, “yourselves” and “themselves”.

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When do we use a reflexive pronoun?
We use a reflexive pronoun when the subject and object are the same person or thing.
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Is it right to say “I looked at me in the mirror”?
No, it isn’t right to say “I looked at me in the mirror” because the subject and object are the same person.
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What must we say instead?
We must say “I looked at myself in the mirror” instead.
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Do you think it’d be easy for me to teach myself Chinese?
No, I don’t think it’d be easy for you to teach yourself Chinese because it’s a complex language with a different writing system.
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Did you wash yourself when you were a baby?
No, I didn’t wash myself when I was a baby; my mother washed me.
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What’d you do if you saw a man trying to kill himself?
If I saw a man trying to kill himself, I’d try to stop him or call the police immediately.
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Have you ever seen a bird washing itself?
Yes, I’ve seen a bird washing itself in a puddle of water. ~ No, I’ve never seen a bird washing itself.
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Do you think one can teach oneself a language?
Yes, I think one can teach oneself a language with enough discipline and good resources. ~ No, I don’t think one can teach oneself a language without guidance.
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What do we carry to protect ourselves from the rain?
We carry an umbrella to protect ourselves from the rain.
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What does the word “thorough“ mean?
The word “thorough“ means “complete” or “detailed”, often used when something is done with great care.
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In which season of the year do people generally give their houses a thorough cleaning?
People generally give their houses a thorough cleaning in spring, often called "spring cleaning".
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If you jumped into the sea, would you get thoroughly wet?
Yes, if I jumped into the sea, I’d get thoroughly wet from head to toe.
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What kind of things make you thoroughly tired?
The kind of things that make me thoroughly tired are hard physical work, studying all day, or lack of sleep.
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If you drove a car on the left-hand side of the road in France, what’d happen?
If I drove a car on the left-hand side of the road in France, I’d have an accident because they drive on the right.
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Have you ever seen an accident on the road?
Yes, I’ve seen an accident on the road when two cars crashed at an intersection. ~ No, I’ve never seen an accident on the road.
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If you took something by accident that didn’t belong to you, what’d you do?
If I took something by accident that didn’t belong to me, I’d return it as soon as possible.
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Do people become careless when they’re in great danger?
No, people don’t become careless when they’re in great danger; they become very careful and alert.
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Do you write carefully?
Yes, I write carefully so that my writing is clear and easy to read. ~ No, I don’t write carefully; I often write carelessly when I’m in a hurry.
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What could happen if you were careless when crossing the road?
If I were careless when crossing the road, I could have an accident or get injured.
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Of all the people you know, who dresses the most carelessly?
Of all the people I know, my cousin Tom dresses the most carelessly — his clothes never match!
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Do you own all the clothes you’re wearing, or do any of them belong to somebody else?
I own all the clothes I’m wearing today. ~ I don’t own all the clothes I’m wearing; some of them belong to my brother.
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What would you like to own more than anything else?
I’d like to own a house by the sea more than anything else.
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Who owns the place where you live?
My parents own the place where I live. ~ I don’t know who owns the place where I live; I just rent it.
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Do people in your country usually carry on working after they reach the age of 65?
Yes, people in my country usually carry on working after 65 if they feel healthy. ~ No, people in my country usually retire when they reach 65.
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Have you ever won a prize for anything?
Yes, I’ve won a prize for winning a school art competition. ~ No, I’ve never won a prize for anything.
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Give me a sentence with the word “too“, meaning “also“.
He wants a biscuit, and I want one too.
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Give me a sentence with the words “at least“ in it.
I’ve asked him at least six times, and each time he has forgotten.
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Which is one of the most widely used English adjectives?
One of the most widely used English adjectives is “good”.
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Is English the most widely spoken language in the world?
Yes, English is one of the most widely spoken languages in the world.
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Why are good manners so important in life?
Good manners are important because they make life easier, more respectful, and more pleasant for everyone.
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What do we mean when we say that somebody has the manners of a pig?
When we say that someone has the manners of a pig, we mean that they behave very rudely or without respect for others.
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Do people in very hot countries dress in the same manner as people in very cold countries?
No, people in very hot countries dress in a different manner; they wear light clothes, while people in cold countries wear thick, warm clothes.
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Will you still be asleep at 11 o’clock tomorrow morning?
No, I won’t still be asleep at 11 o’clock tomorrow morning; I’ll be awake and probably already working.
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Will you still be awake at 3 o’clock tomorrow morning?
No, I won’t still be awake at 3 o’clock tomorrow morning; I’ll be fast asleep by then.
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Who takes care of us when we’re in hospital?
Nurses and doctors take care of us when we’re in hospital.
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Why do people eat?
People eat in order to live and to have energy to do everyday tasks.
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For what purpose do people work?
People work in order to earn money, support themselves, and sometimes to find fulfillment.
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What must we do in order to keep in good health?
In order to keep in good health, we must sleep well, eat healthy food, exercise regularly, and avoid stress.
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What do you think is the purpose of living?
I think the purpose of living is to be happy, to grow as a person, and to help others.
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Give me an example of “so that“, please.
He put the food in the fridge so that it would stay fresh.
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Are there any notices hanging up in the school?
Yes, there are some notices hanging up in the school; one shows the exam schedule and another reminds us about school rules. ~ No, there aren’t any notices hanging up in the school.
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Where are some notices hanging up in the school?
They are usually found on noticeboards in the hallway or near the entrance.
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What do they say?
They usually say things like exam dates, upcoming events, or school rules.
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What are the three forms of “lie“?
The three forms of “lie” are “lie, lay, lain”.
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What’s the longest you’ve ever lain in bed for when you’ve been ill?
The longest I’ve ever lain in bed when I’ve been ill is about three days when I had the flu.
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What’s the difference between “to point at“ and “to point out“?
The difference is that “to point at” means to physically gesture toward something, while “to point out” means to indicate or explain something.
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What am I doing?
You’re pointing at the light.
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Point at the picture on the wall, please. What are you doing?
I’m pointing at the picture on the wall.
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Point out the mistake in this sentence, please: “I’ve gone to the cinema this week.“
We can’t say “I’ve gone to the cinema this week”; we must say “I’ve been to the cinema this week”.
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What’s he doing?
He’s pointing out the mistake in that sentence.
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In your country, do people visit their relatives’ graves?
Yes, in my country, people often visit their relatives’ graves on special days like All Saints’ Day. ~ No, in my country, people don’t usually visit their relatives’ graves regularly.
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Is it bad for your neck to sleep without a pillow?
Yes, it’s bad for your neck to sleep without a pillow because it can cause pain and poor posture. ~ No, it isn’t bad for your neck to sleep without a pillow, especially if you sleep on your back.
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Can we have a fire without flames?
Yes, we can have a fire without visible flames, like when the fire is mostly hot coals or embers.
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How long is the flight from here to …?
The flight from here to London is about 2.5 hours. (← Możesz tu wpisać dowolne miejsce docelowe)
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Have you ever been bitten by a dog?
Yes, I have been bitten by a dog once when I was a child. ~ No, I have never been bitten by a dog.
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What would you do if you were bitten by a dog?
If I were bitten by a dog, I’d clean the wound immediately and go to the doctor to get checked for infection or rabies.
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Is it true that most dogs will bite only if they’re afraid?
Yes, it’s true; most dogs bite only if they’re scared, feel threatened, or are protecting something.
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Would you expect a very small animal to have a loud voice?
No, I wouldn’t expect a very small animal to have a loud voice, but some do, like small birds or frogs.
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Have you ever seen a baby crying in its pram?
Yes, I’ve often seen babies crying in their prams when they are hungry, tired, or uncomfortable.
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Is there a law against smoking in public buildings in your country?
Yes, in my country there is a law against smoking in public buildings to protect people from secondhand smoke.
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Why do we have such a law?
We have such a law to promote public health and prevent diseases caused by smoking.
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What must a person do if he wants to stop smoking?
If someone wants to stop smoking, they must have strong willpower, seek support, and possibly use nicotine replacement or professional help.
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What’s the most difficult habit to break?
One of the most difficult habits to break is smoking, but others include biting nails or procrastinating.
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Do you like having your photo taken?
Yes, I like having my photo taken when I feel confident. ~ No, I don’t like having my photo taken because it makes me uncomfortable.
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Can a camera take moving pictures?
Yes, many modern cameras can take moving pictures; they’re called videos or films.
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What do we call a man who acts in films?
A man who acts in films is called an actor.
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And a woman?
A woman who acts in films is called an actress.
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What’s the title of the best film you’ve ever seen?
The best film I’ve ever seen is The Shawshank Redemption (← możesz tu wstawić swój ulubiony tytuł).
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What was it about?
It was about a man wrongly imprisoned who never gave up hope and eventually escaped and rebuilt his life.
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What’s your favourite kind of film?
My favourite kind of film is science fiction because I love futuristic worlds and imaginative ideas.
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Have you ever seen a film with a sad ending?
Yes, I’ve seen many films with sad endings; one that really moved me was Titanic.
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Do you prefer a sad or a happy ending?
I prefer a happy ending because it leaves me feeling positive and satisfied.

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