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1. Do you think you are good at choosing gifts?
I think I’m fairly good at it because I pay attention to what people like and what they talk about. I try to choose something meaningful, not just something random.

2. Have you ever sent handmade gifts to others?
Yes, I have, and people really seemed to appreciate them. Handmade gifts feel more personal because they show time and effort.

3. What kind of gifts are popular in your country?
In my country, people often give sweets, clothes, perfumes, and small home items. These are go-to gifts for birthdays and special occasions.

4. What’s the best gift you have ever received?
The best gift I’ve received was a phone from my family when I really needed one. It felt very thoughtful, and I still use it every day.

5. What do you give others as gifts?
I usually choose something useful, like a book, a wallet, or chocolates. I try to match the gift to the person so it feels special.

6. What gift have you received recently?
Recently, I got a hoodie from a close friend. It was right up my street, and I wear it a lot now.

7. How do we choose gifts?
We should think about the person’s interests and what they actually need. A good gift is something from the heart, not just something expensive.

Highlighted Vocabulary

• go-to gifts – common and reliable gift choices.
• thoughtful – showing care and consideration.
• match the gift to the person – choose something suitable for them.
• right up my street – exactly what I like.
• from the heart – sincere and meaningful.

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1. Do you like to get up early?
Not really, but I do it when I have to because it helps me get a head start on the day. Once I’m up, I usually feel more focused and productive.

2. What did you do in the morning when you were little?
When I was a child, I usually got ready for school and watched cartoons while eating breakfast. It was a carefree start to the day and made mornings feel enjoyable.

3. Do you spend your mornings doing the same things on both weekends and weekdays?
No, they’re quite different because weekdays are more structured and busy. On weekends, I prefer to take it slow and relax without rushing.

4. What is your morning routine?
I wash my face, have a quick breakfast, and check my messages before starting my tasks. This helps me ease into the day instead of feeling stressed.

5. What do you usually do in the morning?
Most mornings, I get ready for work or study and plan my day. It helps me stay on track and manage my time better.

Highlighted Vocabulary
• get a head start – begin early to have an advantage.
• carefree start – a relaxed and happy beginning.
• take it slow – do things without rushing.
• ease into the day – start the day calmly and comfortably.
• stay on track – continue following your plan.

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1. Do you have any hobbies?
Yes, I do, and they help me relax after a long day. I really enjoy reading and going to the gym because they help me unwind after a busy day. These hobbies also help me clear my mind and stay motivated.

2. Do you have the same hobbies as your family members?
Not really, because we all have different interests and ways to relax. While they prefer watching TV, I like activities that keep me physically active. This makes our free time quite different, but still enjoyable.

3. Did you have any hobbies when you were a child?
Yes, I used to play football and collect small toys when I was younger. These hobbies were a big part of my carefree childhood. They helped me make friends and enjoy my free time more.

4. Do you have a hobby that you’ve had since childhood?
Yes, I’ve always loved reading, even when I was very young. It has become a lifelong habit that helps me relax and learn new things. I still make time for it whenever I can.

Highlighted Vocabulary
• unwind after a busy day – relax after being tired or stressed.
• physically active – moving your body and doing exercise.
• carefree childhood – a happy time with little worry.
• lifelong habit – something you do for most of your life.

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1. Have you ever been part of a sports team?
Yes, I have been part of a football team at school, and it was a great experience. It helped me build team spirit and learn how to cooperate with others. Being in a team also made me more confident and disciplined.

Highlighted Vocabulary
• build team spirit – develop a sense of cooperation and unity.

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1. Do you type on a desktop or laptop keyboard every day?
Yes, I mostly type on my laptop keyboard every day because I use it for work and studying. It has become part of my daily routine, so I barely notice how often I type anymore. Over time, it has helped me feel more comfortable with technology.

2. When did you learn how to type on a keyboard?
I learned how to type when I was at school, mostly by doing homework and projects. At first, I was very slow, but I gradually picked it up through regular practice. Now I can type much faster and with fewer mistakes.

3. How do you improve your typing?
I improve my typing by practicing a little every day and trying to type without looking at the keyboard. I also use online exercises to boost my speed and accuracy. This makes me more confident when I write messages or documents.

Highlighted Vocabulary
• daily routine – something you do every day.
• picked it up – learned something naturally over time.
• boost my speed – make something faster.

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1. Do you walk a lot?
Yes, I try to walk every day, especially when the weather is nice and I have free time. It helps me clear my head and stay active without feeling tired. Walking has become a simple way for me to relax and think.

2. Did you often go outside to have a walk when you were a child?
Yes, I used to go for walks with my friends and family almost every evening. It was part of my daily routine back then, and I really enjoyed it. Those walks made my childhood feel more lively and fun.

3. Why do people like to walk in parks?
People enjoy walking in parks because the green space helps them escape the noise of the city. It feels calmer and more peaceful than walking on busy streets. Being around nature also improves their mood.

4. Where would you like to take a long walk if you had the chance?
I would love to take a long walk along the seaside or near the mountains. Those places have a breathtaking view that makes the walk more enjoyable. It would feel refreshing and memorable.

5. Where have you gone for a walk lately?
Recently, I’ve been walking around my neighborhood in the evenings. It’s a quiet area where I can stretch my legs and relax after work. These short walks help me unwind before going home.

Highlighted Vocabulary
• clear my head – relax and stop overthinking.
• daily routine – something you do every day.
• escape the noise – get away from loud surroundings.
• breathtaking view – very beautiful scenery.
• stretch my legs – walk a bit after sitting for a long time.

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1. Do you take photos of buildings?
Yes, I sometimes take photos of interesting buildings, especially when I travel or visit a new place. I like capturing their details because it helps me appreciate the architecture more. It also gives me nice memories to look back on.

2. Is there a building that you would like to visit?
Yes, I would love to visit the Colosseum in Rome because it is full of history and stories. Seeing it in real life would feel surreal, as I have only seen it in pictures. I think it would be an unforgettable experience.

Highlighted Vocabulary
• appreciate the architecture – understand and enjoy how a building is designed.
• surreal – feeling unreal or dreamlike.

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1. Do you like taking pictures of different views?
Yes, I really enjoy taking pictures of different views because it helps me soak in the moment instead of rushing through it. I often stop for a few seconds to frame the shot and notice small details around me. Later, those photos help me relive the experience.

2. Do you prefer views in urban areas or rural areas?
I slightly prefer rural areas because they feel more breathtaking and calm compared to busy city scenes. Being surrounded by nature helps me clear my head and relax. Still, I also enjoy urban views once in a while.

3. Do you prefer views in your own country or in other countries?
I enjoy both, but other countries often feel more eye-opening because everything looks new and different. Exploring unfamiliar places makes me feel more curious and inspired. At the same time, I still love the views from my own country.

Highlighted Vocabulary
• soak in the moment – fully enjoy and experience what is happening.
• breathtaking – extremely beautiful or impressive.
• eye-opening – surprising and making you see things differently.

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1. Do you look out the window at the scenery when travelling by bus or car?
Yes, I almost always look out the window because it helps me drift into my thoughts and relax during the trip. Watching the scenery pass by makes long journeys feel shorter and more peaceful. Sometimes I even forget about my phone when the view is nice.

2. Do you prefer the mountains or the sea?
I slightly prefer the mountains because they feel more awe-inspiring and quiet than the sea. Being in the mountains helps me disconnect from daily stress and breathe fresh air. The sea is nice too, but it can feel too crowded for me.

3. What are the most beautiful sights you have seen while travelling?
One of the most beautiful sights I have seen was a wide valley with rivers and green hills that looked truly picture-perfect. The place felt calm and untouched, which made the experience unforgettable. I still remember that view very clearly.

4. Do you like to take pictures of good scenery?
Yes, I really enjoy taking pictures because they help me capture the moment and keep memories alive. I like sharing some of them with friends or saving them on my phone. Looking at them later always brings back good feelings.

Highlighted Vocabulary
• drift into my thoughts – start thinking deeply and forget about time.
• awe-inspiring – extremely impressive or beautiful.
• picture-perfect – looking exactly like a beautiful photo.
• capture the moment – record a special time with a photo or memory.

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1. Did you prefer to do activities alone or with a group of people when you were a child?
When I was a child, I preferred doing activities with a group because it felt more energising and fun. I enjoyed laughing, playing games, and sharing ideas with others. Being with friends always made simple activities more exciting.

2. What did you enjoy doing as a child?
I really enjoyed playing outdoor games and getting lost in my own imagination for hours. Sometimes I would create small worlds or stories just for fun. Those moments helped me feel relaxed and creative.

3. Did you enjoy your childhood?
Yes, I truly enjoyed my childhood because it was mostly carefree and full of happy memories. I felt safe, curious, and excited about discovering new things. Even now, I look back on that time with a smile.

Highlighted Vocabulary
• energising – making you feel active and full of energy.
• imagination – the ability to create pictures or ideas in your mind.
• carefree – without worries or responsibilities.

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1. How do people remember each stage of their lives?
People usually remember each stage through photos, meaningful objects, and milestones that mark important changes. They also recall strong emotions and special moments shared with family or friends. Over time, these memories help them understand how they have grown.

2. At what age do you think people are the happiest?
I think people are often happiest when they feel fulfilled and free from too many responsibilities. For some, this might be during youth, while for others it could be later in life. Happiness really depends on personal goals and life experiences.

3. Do you enjoy being the age you are now?
Yes, I enjoy my current age because I feel more self-aware and confident than before. I understand myself better and make wiser choices. This stage feels like a good balance between freedom and responsibility.

4. What did you often do with your friends in your childhood?
When I was young, I often played games and explored my neighbourhood with my friends in a carefree way. We spent hours laughing and inventing simple activities. Those moments created strong bonds between us.

5. Do you have any plans for the next five years?
Yes, I hope to grow both personally and professionally by setting clear long-term goals. I want to improve my skills and build a stable life. Step by step, I believe I can reach what I am aiming for.

6. What do you think is the most important thing at the moment?
I think the most important thing right now is personal growth and staying mentally healthy. Learning from mistakes and improving every day matters a lot to me. It helps me move forward with confidence.

Highlighted Vocabulary
• milestones – important events that mark stages in life.
• fulfilled – feeling satisfied and happy because your needs are met.
• self-aware – having a clear understanding of your own feelings and actions.
• carefree – without worries or responsibilities.
• long-term goals – plans you want to achieve in the future.
• personal growth – the process of improving yourself.

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1. Do you think it’s important to have a daily routine for your study? (added on 30 Jan 2026)
Yes, I think a daily routine is very important because it helps me stay disciplined and focused. When I follow a routine, I waste less time deciding what to do next. It also gives my day a clear structure.

2. How do you organise your study time?
I organise my time by setting clear priorities and breaking my tasks into small parts. I usually study in blocks and take short breaks between them. This method helps me stay productive without feeling tired.

3. What is your daily study routine?
I usually start with the most demanding subjects when my mind is fresh. After that, I review my notes and practise what I learned. In the evening, I revise lightly and plan for the next day.

4. Do you ever change your plans?
Yes, I change my plans when something unexpected happens or when I feel exhausted. I try to stay flexible instead of stressing about it. This helps me keep a healthy balance.

5. Have you ever changed your routine?
Yes, I have changed my routine to make it more effective and realistic. Over time, I noticed what worked best for me. Small changes helped me study more comfortably.

6. What’s your favourite time of the day?
My favourite time is the evening because it feels peaceful and calm. I can reflect on my day and relax a bit. It also helps me prepare for tomorrow.

7. Do you go to sleep early or stay up late?
I usually try to sleep early, but sometimes I stay up late-night when I have a lot to do. I know rest is important, so I avoid doing it too often. Good sleep keeps me energetic.

8. Do you often stay up late?
No, I don’t do it very often because it can affect my focus the next day. When I stay up late, I feel tired and less productive. That’s why I try to keep a healthy sleep schedule.

Highlighted Vocabulary
• disciplined – able to control yourself and work regularly.
• priorities – the most important tasks.
• demanding – needing a lot of effort or concentration.
• late-night – happening very late in the evening.

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2023-Sep – 2024-Sep

1. Work (1) and studies (2)
2. Hometown
3. Home, decoration
4. T-shirts
5. Outer space and stars
5. Numbers
6. Keys
7. Chocolate
8. Jewelry
9. Small businesses
10. Sharing things
11. Staying at home
12. Morning routines
14. Mobile phones
15. Flowers (Plants)
16. Pets and animals
17. Pens and pencils
18. Birthdays
19. Weather
20. Shopping
21. News
22. Science
23. Libraries
24. Languages
25. Music and musical instruments
26. Films
27. Doing sports
28. Holidays
29. Relax
30. Social media
31. Challenges
32. Childhood memories
33. Happy things
34. Exciting activities

2024-Sep – 2025-April

34. Dreams
35. Mobile phones
36. Feeling bored
37. Talents
38. Old buildings
39. Swimming
40. Sitting down
41. Collecting things
42. Watches
43. Cars
44. Bicycles
45. Fishing
46. Laughter
47. Perfumes
48. Teachers
49. Good view
50. Teamwork
51. Making friends
52. Coins
53. Roads
54. Study and work area
55. Colours
56. Borrowing and lending things
57. Stories
58. Hats and caps
59. Gifts

NEWEST

60. Animals and pets
61. Days off
62. Food
63. Keys
64. Dreams
65. Reading
66. Gifts
67. Morning time
68. Hobby
69. Sports teams
70. Typing
71. Walking
72. Buildings
73. Views
74. Scenery
75. Childhood activities
76. Stages in life
77. Daily routine