CUE CARD 6

One of you is a hotel clerk and the other is a guest. The guest has just checked into a hotel
room and has discovered some problems in his/her room. The guest is talking to the hotel
clerk now to make some complaints. Use the cues below to make a conversation between
them.
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One of you is a hotel receptionist and the other is a guest. The guest has just checked into a
hotel room and has discovered some problems in his/her room. The guest is talking to the
hotel receptionist now to make some complaints. Use the cues below to make a conversation
between them.
CUE CARD 10
One of you is a hotel clerk and the other is a guest. The guest has just checked into a hotel
room and has discovered some problems in his/her room. The guest is talking to the hotel
clerk now to make some complaints. Use the cues below to make a conversation between
them.
CUE CARD 12
One of you is a hotel clerk and the other is a guest. The guest has just checked into a hotel
room and has discovered some problems in his/her room. The guest is talking to the hotel
clerk now to make some complaints. Use the cues below to make a conversation between
them.
CUE CARD 14
One of you is new to a place (city/town) and planning to do some shopping at the
supermarket. Ask a local friend for some information. You may include the following points:
- How to get there (direction, means of transport)
- Opening hours
- Things you can buy or do there
- Price
- Additional services

** Use the map below to give directions to the place you are talking about.
CUE CARD 15
One of you is new to a place (city/town) and planning to go somewhere for a drink. Ask a
local friend for some information. You may include the following points:
- How to get there (direction, means of transport)
- Opening hours
- Kinds of drinks served
- Things you can do or see there
- Price
- Additional services

** Use the map below to give directions to the place you are talking about.
CUE CARD 17
Make a conversation about ways to study effectively.
CUE CARD 18
Make a conversation about ways to lead a healthy lifestyle.
CUE CARD 19
Make a conversation about ways to stay safe and healthy during Covid -19.
CUE CARD 20
Make a conversation asking about and describing the qualities you think are the most
important for a boss to have.
CUE CARD 21
Make a conversation asking about and describing the qualities you think are the most
important for a co-worker to have.
CUE CARD 22
Make a conversation asking about and describing the qualities you think are the most
important for a friend to have.
CUE CARD 23
Make a conversation about how to maintain your friendship.
CUE CARD 24
Make a conversation about how to stay safe online.
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One of you is an interviewer and the other is an interviewee. Take turns asking and answering
questions about skills, work experience, strengths, etc. Don’t answer any questions that you
don’t want to. You DON’T have to use all the information in the card.
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Make a conversation about the customs of England. You do not need to include all the
information provided in the cue card.
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Make a conversation about the customs of Thailand. You do not need to include all the
information provided in the cue cards.
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Make a conversation about the customs of Korea. You do not need to include all the
information provided in the cue cards.
 Part 2 - Individual responses to questions (3-4 minutes)
1. Do you spend a lot of time with your family?
2. What do you like to do together as a family?
3. Do you get along well with your family?
4. Who are you closest to in your family?
5. Which are more important to you: your family or your friends?
6. How would you describe yourself?
7. Do you enjoy meeting new people?
8. Do you get excited by new challenges?
9. Are you someone that others see as a role model?
10. What influences people’s choice of hotels?
11. Why do some people not like staying in hotels?
12. Do you think staying in a luxury hotel is a waste of money?
13. Do the hotel ratings of people influence their choice?
14. When people are traveling away from home, what choices do they have for places to
stay? What kinds of hotels does Vietnam have?
15. Do you think customers’ complaints will improve product or services?
16. What things do people often complain about in your country?
17. What product or services do people in your country like to complain about?
18. What is the best way to make a complaint?
19. What are the advantages of living in your hometown?
20. Would you say your hometown is a good place to live? Why?
21. How has your hometown changed over the past few years?
22. What’s the most interesting part of your town/village?
23. What kind of jobs do the people in your town/village do?
24. Did you save money when you were a child?
25. What do people in your country save money for?
26. Is money important to you?
27. Do you think money management skills are important?
28. Should parents give children money?
29. Do you have a lot of friends?
30. Is there anything special about your friends?
31. Do you think friendship is important nowadays?
32. Is it important to stay in touch with your friends throughout the years?
33. Do you think that social media is changing the way that we relate to our friends and
family?
34. How often do you talk to your friends?
35. What do you think makes people have a long friendship?
36. How do people make friends now?
37. Are friends more important than family? (Why?)
38. Do you have any career plans yet?
39. What are some of the important things a candidate should find out before accepting the
job?
40. What do you see yourself doing in 10 years’ time?
41. Which jobs are the most respected in your country?
42. Some people say it’s better to work for yourself than be employed by a company. What’s
your view?
43. Why do some people decide to set up their own business?
44. Do you think local businesses are important for a neighbourhood? In what way?
45. What types of local business are there in your neighbourhood?
46. Are there any disadvantages to running a business?
47. In your opinion, what makes a business successful?
48. Do you think it’s important to know about other cultures?
49. What do you think is the best way to learn about another culture?
50. Do you think that learning foreign languages can help us understand foreign cultures?
51. Do you think it’s easier to learn about other cultures today than it was before?
52. How can we benefit from learning about other cultures?
53. What is success meant to you?
54. What are the factors leading to success?
55. Which do you think is more important for people to become successful? Hard work or
opportunities?
56. Do you think people will be happy if they don’t have any goals to achieve?
57. Is it important to succeed for the first time? Why?
58. What do you think the education system of your country will look like in 20 years?
59. Do you think that computers and technology will completely replace teachers in the
future?
60. In your opinion, how will the international tourism industry look like in 10 years?
61. Do you think that social media will still be popular in the next 15 to 20 years?
62. In your opinion, where will the future generations of our society mainly get news from?
63. What are you planning to do in the next five years?
64. Why should we plan for our future?
65. What are some plans you had a few years ago but did not fulfil them? Why?
66. What plans do you have for your future?
67. Do you want to learn a skill that you do not have?

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