1. Have you ever lived in another country. Write about it

1.Have you ever lived in another country. Write about it.

I moved from Uzbekistan to Portugal so yes, I have lived in another country. I did not speak the language but I had visited the country and loved the look of it, especially the Algarve, the southern Province where I settled.I really enjoyed living in Portugal. I loved the food as there is a lot of seafood that I am partial to. The ambiance in a restaurant was just magic. It was leisurely and slow paced with no one in a huge rush. Restaurant owners were not trying to get you in and out quickly. When a fish dish was ordered the wait staff brought you the fish and you chose which one you wanted. In other words, it wasn’t frozen in the back nor was it partially cooked to facilitate quickness.

2.Have you ever met a fomaou person?

Not meeting but just seeing in london, I have a long list including, Michael Jackson - quite rare as it was when he came over to do his tour and I was by Green Park and he happened to come out of his hotel, but he was surrounded with staff and body guards and wearing his sun glasses and straight into a car, Pete Burns - in Balans gay cafe in Compton Street, Bryan Ferry - Kings Road Chelsea, Johnny Depp, Kasabian, - around Waterloo as had both been on or going on Grantham Norton show, Johnny came out for a cigarette, Kasabian were walking about in a market close by, Terry Hall and Neville from Fun Boy Three down Kings Road, I got their autograph, Duncan James, he was taking his break from a theatre in central london so imagine my surprise when I came across him, Eliot Sumners who is stings daughter, she was outside Shepherds Bush watching Hurts in concert like us, Rupert Everet in Compton Street, oh and that reminds me, yes I did meet another two famous people but only at work. So I couldn’t talk to them properly only as in my job and that was Hugh Grant and Theo Walcott when I was stewarding the box they were in. I was quite surprised to see Hugh Grant and his brother there and Theo has his brother there also. I was looking after 6 boxes. I can’t spell his name but the famous footballer Thierry Ounrich was in one of the boxes and he patted me on the shoulder as he left.

3.How do you spend your free time?

I'm a student, so I study a lot but as a student I also try to have fun and spend my free time in the way I want to. Usually when I'm tired, I like relaxing. I can go out somewhere with my friends, or go to the sea. I also like going to eat something nice, to cook something tasty or just watch a movie and try not to think about problems.

The other way of spending my free time if I am not tired, is travelling. I think travelling is the most interesting activity for me. I can meet new people and discover something new.

I really think that travelling to other countries or going for a small trip around your village or your town that you stay in can be a wonderful thing because it gives you positive emotions and helps you relax.

4.how long have you been studying English

Since I was five years old. But I was a quite lazy student and mostly caught on on the speaking part at first. We’ve had English at school from age twelve and above and I therefore already had good notions of it, I could speak it fluently but I’ve progressed much more since then and it became a second language.

English is everywhere, on the internet, in books (some of my study books don’t have translations therefore I have to read them in English), in talking with a foreigner, business etc. Being very interested in everything international (including chatting sites like meeting people from foreign countries), I starting using it commonly quite early and quickly got the idea of some expressions used in colloquial language.

5.describe your next door neighbour in your home country.

I’m lucky, I’ve got good neighbours. I’m going to tell you about just one of them, when we met, how often we meet and why I think he is a good neighbour who I like very much.Malika is a great neighbour because I know I could call on him if I needed to. We will always help each other if we can. I dug his car out of the snow for him once as he didn’t have a shovel, but he’s returned the favour in other ways, taking in parcels for me when I’m away for example. Because I live on my own it is really important to me to have a neighbour close by that I trust and like. I was really sad when he told me he was planning to emigrate. I was also really pleased for him, you have to wish someone well when they are following their dreams. I hope my new next-door neighbour is half as nice!

6.How do you normally organize your time.

Punctuality is one important aspect. I try my best to be on time for whatever engagement I have. It is respectful to all the parties involved. For that, I plan ahead. I absolutely hate someone being late. It shows they have no regard for my time. Exceptions exist, of course. Things like traffic and accidents are not in our control. Such situations are understandable.

Of course, I’m not perfect. Unforeseen things happen outside of my control. I might be late to appointments. I might not accomplish my daily goals. In such scenarios, it is best to simply own up and ensure it never happens again.

7.describe the biggest problem you faced while studying at university.

. I will miss my family and I think for the first few weeks, this would be terrible. All my life I have lived with my family and being in a foreign country would mean that I can contact them over the phone and have video calls only, but can’t spend time with them in person.Another problem that might arrive is loneliness. This is going to be a new city and I won’t have any friends and relatives. So the first few days would be lonely, I guess. Travelling and not knowing the route and bus number would be another problem. The different kinds of food in this country might be a dilemma as I am habituated to eat common types of food available in my country. It might happen that I won’t find food of my preference near my living place.

8.describe about your favourite holiday

The best holiday of my life was the vacation I had with my parents and sisters two years ago. I work in the capital city and visit my hometown 2-3 times a year. My hometown is a 7-hour drive from my current city. That time I got a week’s holiday and planned to surprise my family members. I reached home at around 1.00 am and my parents and siblings were delighted and quite surprised at the same time to see me. They were excited when they heard that I had got a vacation for the whole week. My mother called my elder sister the next day and she came to visit us on the same day with her children.This holidays I had with my family is a memorable one, and the best I ever had, as I scarcely get a chance to meet and spend time with all of my family members together whom I love and miss dearly.

9.describe about national food in your country

People of my country, Uzbekistan, love to prepare all kinds of food, traditional or not, and eat them whether there is an occasion for it or not. Of course, when talking about preparing traditional meals, there are just too many of them to choose. However, today, I would like to about a meal which I don’t only like to enjoy, but also prepare it myself from time to time.

The name of this meal in my language is called “osh" or “plow" in plain English. Even though this particular meal is traditionally enjoyed mostly during the rainy day, its savoury taste, along with its easy cooking methods, makes it a very popular food item pretty much for all occasions.

10.describe about your daily routine.

I wake up at 6 o’clock. I get up at 6.50. I make a cup of tea and iron my clothes. I have a shower and get dressed. I usually wear jeans, a blouse, a jumper or cardigan and boots in the winter, or a skirt and blouse in the summer. I brush my hair, put on my make-up. I pack my bag with all my teaching materials. I then put on my coat and leave the house. I walk to the bus stop. I catch the bus at 8.15, and then I pay my fare and sit down. It takes about 45 minutes to get to my destination three miles away. I get off the bus and walk to the school where I teach English. I have to sign in and get the key. Class starts at 9.25 and ends at 11.25.

I have lunch at 12. I eat a baguette or sandwich at the local café. I sometimes do some shopping before I walk back to school. I do some photocopying and go back to my classroom. I teach in the afternoon from 1 to 3pm. I then catch the bus back home and spend a couple of hours relaxing before I cook dinner.

11.describe the invention of aeroplane.

As technology has developed throughout the years, many forms of transportation have been invented and thoroughly advanced. The airplane is one of the inventions in transportation.

12.describe about why did you choose this faculty

Biology is the study of life. It is a very broad and diverse field. It is a natural science. In fact, I consider it as the science of the 21st century. Why?

It’s because biology is a field that requires a good understanding of all the other sciences. If you have a good high school level foundation in biology, chemistry, and mathematics, I encourage you to go for Biology as your college major or career.

Biology focuses on the study of living organisms. What is life? How do we protect it? How organisms survive at the molecular, cellular, and anatomical levels? What is the ecological interrelationship one organism has with another? What evolutionary patterns are associated with organisms? These questions are important to living creatures like ourselves and studying Biology is about understanding the answers.

13.describe about healthy life

A healthy lifestyle is one which helps to keep and improve people's health and well-being.Many governments and non-governmental organizations work in promoting healthy lifestyles.Healthy living is a lifelong effect. Being healthy includes healthy eating, physical activities, weight management, and stress management.

A healthy lifestyle includes a balanced diet. This does not mean cutting out important food groups of your diet or limiting yourself on the amount of calories per day. A well-rounded diet involves eating most food groups in every meal. Meats, dairy, fruits and vegetables are all important components of a meal that will ensure your body is healthy.

14.describe the kind of films that you like

Well, I would say I’m still a kid at heart (a person who still feels like a child in their heart), so I really enjoy watching kids’ movies. Although they seem simple and innocent, there are often many life lessons packed into these films. Moreover, I’m really into drama and historical movies. When I watch these, I feel that I can deeply understand human emotions and re-live historical moments, like the Vietnam-America War or World War II.

15.describe about your favourite food.

have a number of favourite food items that I like to eat. While some of these food items, which are my favourite, are cooked with traditional recipes, others are cooked by using unconventional recipes and methods. However, today, I would like to talk about a food item which is cooked in a traditional manner.

This favourite food item of mine is called Plow. Plow curry is the national dish of Uzbekistan.

16.descrive who invented first telephone.when?where?

Alexander Graham Bell was awarded the first U.S. patent for the invention of the telephone in 1876. Elisha Gray, 1876, designed a telephone using a water microphone in Highland Park, Illinois. Tivadar Puskás proposed the telephone switchboard exchange in 1876.

17.write about the speech you have ever made in public.when?where?

Some people are really good at public speaking, and others just aren’t. I think it is very difficult to talk in front of other people in an engaging way but when people do this really well, then you remember the occasion and how you felt at the time too. Obviously, really bad speeches can be memorable too, but I’m not going to talk about any of those today.The speech was given by me in a place I was working. I was giving a speech to say goodbye to one of my colleagues who was leaving to set up as an independent consultant, but who had worked at the organisation a very long time, perhaps forty years. Everyone was sad to see me go, as we were very popular, but they all wished us well and understood why we felt we needed to move on. It was a reasonably big workforce, so about sixty of us had gathered in the open-plan office to say goodbye and present a gift to our departing friend and co-worker.

18.write about that you have travelled abroad.

yes, I had ever been abroad for one month in 2008, at Totonto, Canadá. I studied in ILAC english school. It was a good time, I knew a several cultures. I stayed in a homestay (Tailand).It was very cool.

19.write about rhe weather in your country.

Well, we have quite nice climate. The weather changes every day. The temperature can get ups and down depending on the season. For example, our summer is hot and sunny, so you can have suntan and enjoy swimming in this season. In autumn and spring the weather is quite mild, and sometimes rainy. However, our winter is really frizzy.

20.describe about that who you want to be in the future.

Everyone needs to do a job that gives them fulfilment, and I believe that becoming a teacher is perfect for me because it allows me to represent the community. This work is perfect for me because it is a learning experience. Aside from educating pupils, the teacher knows a lot of things. The teacher will learn new learning from the pupils every day before the retirement age. Aside from that, teachers are still well-respected members of society. Furthermore, a teacher is responsible for the kids’ development.

21.write about your best friend.

Having a best friend like Malikamakes my life simpler. In any tough situation, we support each other. At whatever point I am in any issue, my best friend encourages me by giving me all the support. He is the happiest when I achieve something.My best friend encourages me to improve as an individual. We plan our weeks and spend time together. My best friend is the individual who makes me upbeat and is someone I love and care for. My best friend has been my emotional support. Nobody can replace my best friend,Malika, in my life.

22.describe a kind of national holidays are there in your country

Independence Day is a very special day for all Uzbeks and we observe it with great fervour and enthusiasm. This day is celebrated on 31th August each year, as a national holiday, commemorating our independence from the SSSR on 31th August 1991. I am grateful to you for giving me the chance to talk about this significant national day in our history.I feel very passionate about celebrating this day and it has a great significance in the history of Uzbekistan

23.write about historical places in your country.

Historical Samarkand is often the first stop for visitors to Uzbekistan – with the exception of capital Tashkent which serves as a transport hub. The high-speed train from Tashkent to Samarkand takes two hours, halving the time it takes to drive between the two cities.The Registan complex of mosque and madrasahs (Islamic schools), decorated with ceramic tiles and presided over by an obviously un-Islamic lion, are at the heart of Samarkand. From here, you can branch out to the enormous Bibi Khanum mosque, or instead visit the striking Gur Emir mausoleum of Timur himself, which would inspire the Taj Mahal, built by Timur’s descendants of the Mughal dynasty.

24.are there any museums in your country?

There are different kind of museums in Uzbekistan, The most common ones are museums of local lore and art. There are three large preservation museums in Samarkand, Bukhara and Khiva, and three large art museums: the State Arts Museum in Tashkent with a beautiful collection of works of fine and applied arts. The museum is regarded as the national treasury of Uzbekistan; the State Museum of National and Applied Arts in Tashkent with the unique collection of works of national applied arts. The architecture of building itself is another story to be told endlessly. It is a perfect example of the Uzbek monumental and decorative art. Best national foremen are said to have taken part in the decoration works of the building. The museum is a constant participant of international museum fairs; and the Savitsky State Arts Museum in Nukus with a vast collection of best examples of both Uzbek and Russian fine arts, as well as rare collection of the Kara-Kalpak applied arts. There are lecture halls and other educational facilities for students at the museum.

25.write about your family

My family consists of my dad, mum, one brother, one sister and myself. My mum is a teacher and my dad is a doctor. We all live in a big house in a farm in the country side. Furthermore, dad is fifty years old and mum is 45 years old.My brother Samir is a students at high school and he is 17 years old. Similarly, my sister is a student at high school and she is 16 years old. I have one aunt and one uncle. I have two nephews and one niece.

26.do you have hobby.

My hobby is cooking.I don’t know why but I like to spend time in the kitchen. I have never learnt how to cook. I just watched my granny and my mom cooking and I always wanted to help them. Later on I decided to cook by myself. I felt so confident and strange. I realized how many recipes and my family’s secrets I know. I can cook almost everything: omelets, pancakes, potato, chicken, soup and even desserts. The only thing is I never cook for myself. I like to cook for my family, my friends or classmates. When we have guests I am happy to offer them a piece of cake or biscuits.

27.do you like travelling?

Yes, I do enjoy travelling a lot because it allows me to learn about different places, different people, different cultures and different kinds of lifestyles. Besides, it helps me to recuperate from the stress of my work life as well as the boredom of following the monotonous daily routines of my life.

28.write about the city which are you going to travel.

I have a myriad of destinations on my must-visit list around the world. However, if I get the opportunity to choose one city, I would probably pick London, which is one of the most prominent capitals around the globe. I guess the reason why I desire to visit London has something to do with the fact that ever since I was a kid, I had always been amazed by the gorgeous and unique architecture of London. There are also some interesting facts about London that I want to witness in real life. One of them is the fact about the Big Ben tower. So far, many people see the tall clock tower and think that it is Big Ben. But in fact, Big Ben is a giant thirteen-ton bell inside the tower that is rung every two hours by a two hundred – kilogram hammer. The real name of the Bell is the Great Bell of Westminster. Besides Big Ben, lots of tourists also enjoy visiting Buckingham Palace, which is also extremely appealing to me since it is the home to the Queen of England. Watching the changing of the guard ceremony that takes place in front of the Palace’s gate certainly be exciting. Buckingham Palace is also the second-largest working palace in the world after Brunei’s Istana Nurul Iman. Many other elements are making London so tempting to me and pay this fantastic city a visit in the future. It is one of the items in my wish – list.

29.write about that you have ever made a call or message

We are constantly being bombarded with different kinds of messages in the form of emails and SMS, important or not-so-important, every day whether we like them or not. While some of those messages make us feel happy, the others sadden and demoralize us. Today, I would like to talk about one such important message, which I received about 5 years ago, that made me truly happy.Luckily enough, I did receive a formal message in an email, a couple of weeks after the initial trouble, inviting me to get enrolled at my university to carry on my Master's degree in Management Information System.The message was certainly important for me as it pretty much decided the course of my life and career for many years to come, by helping me become the person I am today, as I could not possibly excel academically as much in other educational fields as in the subject of my choice. Besides, it helped me stay in my home town and carry on with my higher education by remaining close to my elderly parents, which was absolutely important for me and my family.

30.describe about that you have ever booked a table on the phone.

31.describe about your free time activity

Finding little leisure time in this modern, tough and complicated world, where we are all so busy, is never an easy proposition. And, this holds true at least for me. So, whenever I manage some leisure time, I make sure that I do make the best use of it by visiting a nearby park.

Yes, as I've just mentioned, I like to visit a park, preferably having a lake in it, with some of my friends and neighbours whenever I get an opportunity (by the way, sometimes, I have to go alone because others may have different priorities). I also don’t forget to grab a food basket and a blanket/bed sheet for a lazy feast on the grassy lawn of the park unless, of course, it rains. Finally, accompany with us are some fishing rods and camera as well.

32.who spends the most time on the internet

As of 2019 and 2020, the average daily social media usage of internet users worldwide amounted to 145 minutes per day, up from 142 minutes in the previous year. Currently, the country with the most time spent on social media per day is the Philippines, with online users spending an average of three hours and 53 minute on social media each day. In comparison, the daily time spent with social media in the U.S. was just two hours and three minutes.

33.write about the world's most popular sport

In my opinion Football is the most popular sport in the world, with an estimated following of 4 billion fans. Like some of the other sports on this list, the origins of football as we know it are in England in the 19th century, though history points to people playing similar games as far back as two thousand years, beginning in China. One reason for football’s popularity is that unlike other sports that require expensive equipment, all you need to play football is a ball and your foot. Hence, anyone, rich or poor, can enjoy the sport. It is played all over the world, but is particularly popular in Europe, Central and South America, and Africa.

34.have you ever been in Tashkent

Yes of course.Located on a well-watered plain just 13 miles from the Kazakh-Uzbek border is the beautiful city of Tashkent. This ancient city is the capital and largest city in Uzbekistan. It’s also the most populous city in the Central Asian countries that made up the Soviet Union. But despite being one of Central Asia’s greatest metropolises, Tashkent, and Uzbekistan as a whole, still escapes most travelers’ radar. But I’m here to tell you that there are numerous things you must see and do in Tashkent.

35.describe about how people spend their time in your country

There are a number of leisure activities in Uzbekistan, my native country, and people there get involved with these leisurely activities to enjoy their times with friends and families. But, as far as my leisurely activity is concerned, I like to play basketball.

Basketball is a rather popular leisurely activity in Canada since people from all walks of life and from all over Canada like to get involved with it in order to pass their times, be it on the weekdays or the weekends. However, even though this sport is enjoyed by people from all walks of life, it is more popular among the college and university going young people.

36.write about famous people of Uzbekistan

In my opinion the most famous persana from Uzbekistan is Bobur.Zahir-ud-din Muhammad Babur was a conqueror from Central Asia who, following a series of setbacks, finally succeeded in laying the basis for the Mughal dynasty in the Indian Subcontinent and became the first Mughal emperor. He was a direct descendant of Timur, from the Barlas clan, through his father, and a descendant also of Genghis Khan through his mother. Culturally, he was greatly influenced by the Persian culture and this affected both his own actions and those of his successors, giving rise to a significant expansion of the Persianate ethos in the Indian subcontinent.

37.what kind of books do you like reading more

I really like biographies, historical fiction, mysteries, fantasy, and science fiction. I also like a lot of old books that usually require me having to look up a new big word every five seconds. On a side note, look what I bought today!I really like biographies, historical fiction, mysteries, fantasy, and science fiction. I also like a lot of old books that usually require me having to look up a new big word every five seconds. On a side note, look what I bought today!

38.describe about that you have ever passed the exam.

It was a “math” exam which I needed to take during my school days about a few years ago in order to get admitted to one of the most prestigious high schools in my country. So, I knew what kind of an uphill battle it was going to be because so many high school students - brilliant and smart students that are - from around the country were going to fight for their places in that particular high school. Anyway, I was also mentally prepared for the exam, or at least I thought so because I spent a significant amount of time to study all kinds of high school math, that included many challenging formula and problems from algebra, geometry and trigonometry. So, when the time to take the exam finally arrived, I headed to the test centre with a very positive frame of mind.

39.write about your father's job

My father was a coal miner, not because he wanted to be, but because his much older half-brother with whom he had been sent to live when his mother died put him to work in the mines when he was 11 years old. Yes, rather than send him to school with his own same-age children, he made my dad work inside a mine sweeping up dust until he got big enough to pin top by lying on his back and hammering supporting timbers into the coal seam roof. He got to sleep in the wood shed, but they did let him eat in the house. He was virtually illerate, had chronic pain and black lung. He had very little happiness in his life and killed himself at age 54. Because of his example, I became a lawyer and made damn sure I never needed to rely on my family for anything.

40.write about your mother's profession

My mother doesn't work.It is my mother’s job to guide me, motivate me, encourage me, support me and she is doing really well. She always makes me aware of upcoming situation and advise me about that. She always wants to see me on a good position in my life.

41.describe an interest or hobby you enjoy

The name of this particular hobby is called “internet surfing and collecting information from it”. Yes, you heard it right. My favourite hobby nowadays is surfing the internet. I also think that more and more people should consider surfing the internet as their hobbies because there are just so many interesting things to learn from the world wide web that it is almost impossible to get a better view of the world in which we live without surfing the internet.

42.write about a place you would like to visit

We all have a place that we would like to visit at least once in our lifetimes. For me that place is Italy. There are many reasons why Italy remains to be my number one travelling destination. With a culture spanning more than 2500 years, it is among the few ancient civilizations that have stood the test of time and are still in existence today. As a result, Italy is the home to prehistoric sites and ancient monuments

43.describe a city you would like to live in

We all have a place that we would like to live in least once in our lifetimes. For me that place is Italy. There are many reasons why Italy remains to be my number one travelling destination. With a culture spanning more than 2500 years, it is among the few ancient civilizations that have stood the test of time and are still in existence today. As a result, Italy is the home to prehistoric sites and ancient monuments.

44.write about your free time activity

.The name of this particular hobby is called “internet surfing and collecting information from it”. Yes, you heard it right. My favourite hobby nowadays is surfing the internet. I also think that more and more people should consider surfing the internet as their hobbies because there are just so many interesting things to learn from the world wide web that it is almost impossible to get a better view of the world in which we live without surfing the internet.

45.describe the preparation of a traditional meal in your country

In many parts of Asia, the Muslim world, and in Indian English[1][2] and the languages of the Middle East, a kebab is any of a wide variety of grilled meat dishes. Some dishes ultimately derived from Middle Eastern kebab may have different names in their local languages, such as the Chinese chuan. In North America, a kebab is commonly the classic shish kebab or shashlik – small cubes of meat cooked on a skewer[3][4] – or, outside of North America where it is better known as gyros,[5] the more recent and now-ubiquitous fast-food doner kebab.[4][6]

Kebabs consist of cut-up or ground meat and they mostly consist of mashed onion in addition of vegetables, and various other accompaniments according to the specific recipe. There are lots of different types of kebabs. Most of the time kebab is served with rice or bread. In addition, kebab is served with herbs and raw onions. Although kebabs are typically cooked on a skewer over a fire, some kebab dishes are baked in a pan in an oven or prepared as a stew such as tas kebab.[3][7] The traditional meat for kebabs is most often mutton or lamb, but regional recipes may include beef, goat, chicken, fish, or more rarely due to religious prohibitions, pork.

46.write about your hometown

Samarkand is my hometown.Samarkand is not only beautiful but also very important in historical aspect. Samarkand city is the second largest city after its “big brother” Tashkent. Like Tashkent, Samarkand once was the capital of Uzbekistan. Proudly standing right in the center of Uzbekistan, on the left bank of the Zarafshan River, Samarkand generously welcomes everyone wanting to know its unbelievable breathtaking story which takes the beginning in the earliest days of humanity.

47.write about a subject you would like to study in the future.

I am a student of science background though I wanted to study arts once. But due to the pressure from my parents, I could not explore the subjects of arts, especially history. So, if I have any option to study more in future, I would like to study history, to be more particular, it is ancient history.

History is the science of time. It describes the past and also informs us about the eras and living of the people. It appears to me that ancient history is the subject which describes the most wanted events of the time. How people passed their days, how their living was, war and peace, social status etc. In fact, ancient history is the subject that tells the stories of ancient days. It is the root to know the civilisation and modern days. By living in a modern day, it is really tough to come to know about the past histories unless someone is gone through the ancient history texts.

48.write about a musical instrument you would like to play but have never tried

I have always believed that learning to play a musical instrument, whether we are young or old, gives us a great feeling as well as a great sense of accomplishment. But, unfortunately, I am yet to learn to play at least one musical instrument. But, on the other hand, if there is one musical instrument that I really want to be able to play, it has to be a guitar – any kind of guitars that is. I said “any kind of guitar” because people can be seen to be playing 3 different kinds of guitars, and they are called acoustic, electric and bass.

49.write about a kind of music that you like

I listen to many kind of music, but mainly rock, classic rock, and pop.I was introduced to many genres of music, thanks to my parents. I grew up in a small village in Yogyakarta, Indonesia. That time, music was vary. There were Indonesian and Western pop, rock songs, and oldies. Also dangdut, campursari, keroncong, and Malaysian songs. They're pretty familiar to my ears. My parents said, when they brought me to a place for vacation, suddenly they hear me singing campursari song. I was four or something hahaha.

50.write about your best friend's hobby.

My friend Nick is very busy and he doesn't have much time to spare. But he's got a lot of hobbies and interests.Five years ago Nick was fond of collecting stamps. His hobby helped him to learn a lot about other countries and other peoples' traditions, the world's flora and fauna. Maybe that's why he was good at geography and biology at school. He used to bring the albums to school and we examined his stamps with great interest and envy. Sometimes he exchanged stamps with his schoolmates.

51.write about computer games that you like

Well, I’m a sports person and my favourite sport is Basketball. I’ve played it a lot in my school as well as in my college days. Apart from it, I also like to play video games. In 2020 I played PubG the most. However, here I would like to talk about a game that I’m playing from my childhood.The name of the game Is Ludo_ When I was a kid at that time there were 2 ways to play this game. One is on physical board and second is on mobile phone.

52.how often do your family members read newspapers

From my experience, I can say that my grandfather had an extended family and people at that time used to live together with close relatives. As far as I have heard, their forefathers also live in a joint family and the number of family members was sometimes more than twenty. However, the trend of living in an extended family has changed remarkably in cities where most of the families are nuclear in nature. The villages in my country still have large families who live together but the number is shrinking day by day.

53.would you like to work for a company

Yes of course.I firmly believe in taking a collaborative approach to each project so when I saw a position with your company to join the production team I knew I had to apply. I've seen your work in theatrical production, and your behind-the-scenes video really inspired me because I saw the teamwork in action. I love working with a team to achieve a common goal, and I know my background in production has prepared me for this role. I look forward to becoming a valued contributor to this phenomenal team.

54.describe what you know about the company

“I read on your website that you’re one of the top data security companies in the US, and that you serve more than 40 Fortune 500 companies including some of the biggest tech companies like Microsoft and IBM. I also read a recent news article that mentioned you’re looking to expand into providing these services for financial institutions as well. Is that right? And can you tell me more about that?”

55.desctibe your dream job.

Today I am going to talk about my dream job for the future. I am going to tell you what the job is, the sort of experience and qualifications I might need to do it, then what it involves including what might be the most difficult thing about the job. I think it will be pretty obvious why it is my dream job, but I’ll explain that too. My dream job would be to be a travel writer!

56.where do you see yourself in 5 years

Over the next few years, I want to explore and develop skills in project management. In five years, I want to have gained experience in leading projects for major clients. I will be looking for opportunities to expand my responsibilities within this role to work towards my goal.

57.what could you have done to improve your relationship with a menager

58.Describe the dangerous job

The most dangerous job is logging. Logging workers had a fatal accident rate that was 33 times the average job nationwide. ... Logging workers use heavy machinery to fell trees and handle logs. Logging worker deaths are most often caused by contact with logging machines or logs.

59.describe the interesting job for you

Today I am going to talk about my dream job for the future. I am going to tell you what the job is, the sort of experience and qualifications I might need to do it, then what it involves including what might be the most difficult thing about the job. I think it will be pretty obvious why it is my dream job, but I’ll explain that too. My dream job would be to be a travel writer!

60.which industry does a chef,cook and waiter work in.

Chefs and head cooks work in restaurants, private households, and other establishments where food is served. They often work early mornings, late evenings, weekends, and holidays. The work can be hectic and fast-paced. Most chefs and head cooks work full time.

61.which industry does a model and fashion designer work

Work Environment: Fashion designers work in wholesale or manufacturing establishments, apparel companies, retailers, theater or dance companies, and design firms. Most fashion designers work in New York and California.

62.write about the types of jobs that in the intertainment industry

Animators create animated images. Audio engineer technicians mix, reproduce, and synchronize music, voices, and sound effects. Makeup artists use makeup to enhance the appearances of actors and other performers. Producers tend to the business and financial side of making movies, television shows, and video games.

65.how long would you be prepared to travel to school

Although we cannot predict with certainty the types of jobs that will exist in the future, we know that today’s students will need a variety of skills, “21st century skills.” However, these are skills that our students need today. Knowing this, we must ask ourselves what are the best ways to provide all students with ​authentic​, ​​​unique​,​ and innovative learning experiences that will foster the development of these essential skills? How can we prepare students for jobs which may not exist yet in our ever-changing world?

66.describe the work/life balance in your country

Work-life balance is an issue for people all over the world. Having a balance between career responsibilities and time spent with loved ones is a major compenent of a full, happy life — and some countries are more aware of that than others, it seems.

67.describe how you like spending your free time

The name of this particular hobby is called “internet surfing and collecting information from it”. Yes, you heard it right. My favourite hobby nowadays is surfing the internet. I also think that more and more people should consider surfing the internet as their hobbies because there are just so many interesting things to learn from the world wide web that it is almost impossible to get a better view of the world in which we live without surfing the internet.

68.desceibe the countties that you like to go

In my inquisitive mind, I want to visit every single country in the world, but it is not possible as I don’t have a limitless flow of money or all the time in the world to fulfil this wish. So, bringing my expectations to a practical level, I have plans to visit at least 5 to 6 countries in the next couple of years, and Switzerland stands at the top of this wish list.

69.do you think people work too much

Yes of course.People work too much nowadays because...

Professional success

Rising prices

But, there are some bad consequences...

... things are very expensive and they need money to buy it.

... they want to get better positions in their career.

... to get stressed ... to get tired ...to get sick

...not to have time for family and friends

... to be addicted and became a workaholicPersonal Choice.Bills and Debts.they simply love it!.they have to pay monthly bills and other debts, as credit cards for example.

I know that there are bills to pay and prices are rising, but I think people should try to work less and enjoy better the good things of life.

70.are you happy with your work/life or study

Indeed, an increasing body of research shows that work and employment are not only drivers of people's happiness, but that happiness can itself help to shape job market outcomes, productivity, and even firm performance. Being happy at work thus isn't just a personal matter; it's also an economic one.

71.describe a kind of things that you like to do when you visit a city

I have visited several cities before, and they were all amazing in their own rights. However, there was one city which, I think, should be specifically mentioned here because I was not too sure about visiting it until the last moment. In fact, I heard a lot of negative comments about this particular city before visiting it about a year ago, but I was proved wrong when I actually visited it

72.where can you go/what things can you do for free,or very cheeply

Many aquariums, museums and zoos waive admission fees on certain days. For example, Illinois residents can get free entry to the Shedd Aquarium in Chicago on select days with a valid identification.

73.how long have you been studying English.

Since I was five years old. But I was a quite lazy student and mostly caught on on the speaking part at first. We’ve had English at school from age twelve and above and I therefore already had good notions of it, I could speak it fluently but I’ve progressed much more since then and it became a second language.

74.are you willing to travel

That sounds acceptable to me. I’d love to hear more about the role, and if it’s a good fit, then I am able to travel.”

7 5.how do you like to travel moreby plane,cars ,bus.

76.whh do you like travelling

77.describe your free time activ ities that we usually do in these places

78.who spends the most time on the internet

79.describe the world's the most popular sport

80.describe a country which has the most popular galleries and museums

81.describe how people spend their time in your countr y

82.describe about your language .

83.do you think that being a student was the best time of your life

84.describe about that you prefer speaking on the phone or in person

85.have you ever made a call or taken a me ssage in English

86.when you visit a new city,what kind of things do you like to do

87.do you like to see and do the things a tourist.

88.describe a city that you are planning to visit

89.how are you going to get around

90.do you think it is a good idea to travel with friends or alone

91.do you prefer hot countries or cool countries when you go on holiday.

92.do you prefer active or relaxing holiday.

93.are you good at sport

94.how much time do you spend doing exercise.

95.describe that you really interest

96.whe n did you last learn something new.

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97.Dscribe small things i n life that you enjoy

98.do you believe in love at first sight .

99.a good place to meet new people

100.what do you say when somebody interrupts you

Some things you might say include, "Excuse me," "I need to say something here," "Do you mind if I interrupt?" "I have an idea that relates to what you just said," "I'd like to add something to that," or "I beg your pardon, but I need to say something."