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This document contains a series of questions that a teacher named Ju could ask a student named Jhenni during an English placement test conversation. The questions cover a wide range of topics to get to know the student personally like their hobbies, family, hometown, work, daily activities, travel experiences, and reasons for studying English. There are over 50 questions in total to help evaluate the student's English communication skills.
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- 2. Conversation Questions What are your favorite books, songs, movies, series? What is your favorite food / restaurant? Where are you from? What are your parent’s names? What are they like? What is your favorite hobbie? What is your city like? Describe it What is your last name? What is your nickname? What are you doing now?
- 3. Conversation Questions What do you do for a living? Where do you live? When - Where do you work? What do you like to do when you have free time? Do you know how to swim? To ride a bike? To dance? When do you meet your friends? Are they your coworkers? How often do you watch movies, series, tv shows / listen to music? Why do you want to study English?
- 4. Conversation Questions Did you go to school on foot, by car, by bus or by motorbike? Did you have a nice week? Tell me about your first job/school. Where did you work/study? Did you call or text today? Where did you go last weekend? What did you eat for breakfast? When did you start your English classes?
- 5. Conversation Questions What was your first memory? When was the last time you laughed hard? Who was your first friend? Did you call or text today? What was the last movie you saw? What was the last meal you cooked? Who was your first English teacher? What were you doing last night?
- 6. Conversation Questions What are you going to do after class? Will you travel in July? Where will you travel to? What are you going to do at Christmas? On New Year’s Eve? Will you dress up at Halloween? What will you have for dinner today? Where are you going tomorrow? What are you going to do on your next birthday?
- 7. Conversation Questions Have you exercised lately? Have you ever traveled abroad? Have you studied English recently? How long have you studied English? How long have you been married/single/ dating? Where have you been in the past weeks? Who has called/texted you lately?
- 8. Conversation Questions Can you swim? Could you ride a bike when you were a kid? Would you like to travel to the U.S.? Do you have to work? Must a kid obey their parents? Should your students study more?