Let’s talk about accommodation.

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Let’s talk about accommodation.

1. Where do you want to live: in the city or in the country?

2. Do you mind living on your own? Why or why not?

3. Ask me what my flat/house looks like.

4. Your friend wants to rent a flat. Give him/her some advice on how to do it.

5. They say that the place where you live reflects your character and personality. What do you think about it?

Let’s talk about education.

1. Tell me about the system of education in Belarus.

2. Do you like your school? Why or why not?

3. What questions will you ask a British teenager about their system of education?

4. What advice can you give me on how to prepare for exams well?

5. Some people think that education is a key to success. Do you agree with it?

Let’s talk about environment.

1. Do you share the opinion that your planet is in danger?

2. Would you like to live in the countryside? Why or why not?

3. What questions will you ask your friend who is a member of the “Green”?

4. Give a piece of advice on what people can do to protect the environment.

5. If you have a chance to start a campaign to help the environment, what will you campaign for?

Let’s talk about Belarus

1. What are the symbols of Belarus?

2. What parts of Belarus have you visited?

3. What questions do you expect to hear from a British teenager about Belarus?

4. What advice will you give to people who want to visit Belarus?

5. They say that Belarus is situated at the crossroads of Europe. Explain why.

Let’s talk about Great Britain

1. What can you tell me about the parts Great Britain consists of?

2. Do you know the state symbols of Great Britain?

3. What questions will you ask your foreign friend about Great Britain?

4. What historical places can you advice me to visit in England?

5. Do the British traditions and customs differ from Belarusian ones?

Let’s talk about science and modern technologies

1. What modern means of communication do you prefer to use when sharing news: email, Phone, Skype, texting, etc.?

2. Do you want to be a scientist?

3. What questions will you ask an outstanding scientist?

4. My cousin spends a lot of time chatting in VK (Vkontakte) and it makes all the family angry. What can you advise him/her and the family to do in this situation?

5. People are becoming more dependent on high-tech devices. Is it good or bad?

Let’s talk about art.

1. What kind of art do you enjoy most? Why?

2. Are you a creative person in your everyday life? Why or why not?

3. Ask me some questions about the theatre performance I have lately seen.

4. Many people don’t appreciate modern art. Give me a piece of advice on how I can learn to understand it.

5. People say that creative activities are very good for our mental health. Do you agree with it? Why or why not?

Let’s talk about future career.

1. What kind of job do you want to have in the future?

2. Who or what has been an influence on you in choosing your future career?

3. What questions will you ask your friend who has decided to follow in his/her parents’ footsteps?

4. Give me some advice on what I need to think about when choosing a job.

5. What do you think is more important: to have a good salary or to love your job?

9. Let’s talk about family traditions.

1. Are there any family traditions that you follow?

2. What is the woman’s role in the family?

3. What questions will you ask a British teenager about his/her family?

4. Give a piece of advice on how to have a close and happy family.

5. How will you describe your ideal wife/husband?

Let’s talk about youth and society.

1. What national and international youth organizations do you know?

2. Have you ever taken part in any meaningful international events?

3. What questions will you ask about a new project organized by the BRSM?

4. Some young people want to become volunteers but don’t know what to start with. What will you recommend them to do?

5. If you have a chance to start a campaign, what will you campaign for?

Let’s talk about family

1. What is the man’s role in the family?

2. Do you get on with your siblings/grandparents?

3. The family of your American friend hands down their traditions from generation to generation. What questions will you ask him/her?

4. What advice can you give to those teenagers who hate family obligations?

5. What is more important: family or work? What do think about it?

Let’s talk about Belarus

1. What attracts tourists to Belarus?

2. Do you know any symbols of our country?

3. What questions will you ask journalist from the BelTA News Agency?

4. What festivals do you advice a foreigner to visit?

5. Many people gather to make the world better. What do you think young people of Belarus can do to make their country a better place to live in?

Let’s talk about education.

1. Tell me about the system of education in Great Britain.

2. Does higher education help people succeed in life?

3. Ask me about the school I went to when I was young.

4. Give advice to your friend on how to make school life more interesting and enjoyable.

5. If you were the Minister of Education in Belarus, what would you change in our school system?