What are your favorite topics to talk about?
We all have favorite topics. My favorite topics are health, fitness, cooking, crypto currency, and yoga.
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Hobby Movies Express good feeling Dream house Ideal life
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I prefer topics about science, travel, philosophy, cultures and traditions
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I like those topics who likes My students. I can talk on any topic.
I love talking about books, politics, movies, tv shows...
Trip is my favorite topic
Topics - they all are ok.A kind of English a student and me are using is important.A good form will embellish any content
oh, plenty of Business, technology, literature, sport, economics, travelling
My favorite topic is about current affairs and the latest technology. I would also delve into cultures of remote places.. Their habitat, food and what they do for a living. We can show the students how children learn and move about in their surroundings. Take for instance the children of the Tibetan mountains or the children in the hills of China or in Bolivia. These are very interesting as they use boats made of weeds from the water, or use a man-made wooden carrier which they use to cross a deep river with a rope used as a pulley If any student is curious about this you can join my class to view these amazing stories.
Yes I have favourite topics. Books, history, health, education, food, etc
Many things! sometimes they arise naturally in conversation which is nice. Usually my go-to's to start with are family, where you are from, interests like hiking, travelling or food
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Hi My first advice is watching TV series and listening podcasts. In addition buying favourite books in English Best regards
- Which phrases do you find useful when making small talk in English?
Describe a specific situation where you will need to make small talk.
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You're at a bus stop and you start talking about bus schedules and then you shift to "What's the time? How long have you been waiting? Of course it all depends on the context.
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"The dark side of the light chasers" By Debbie Ford. Simple and easy to understand for an intermediate-level student. (Self-growth)
