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Part 1 – Staying with old people

Q1. Have you ever worked with old people?

Yes, I’ve had some experience, mainly helping elderly relatives with daily tasks and spending time with them. It wasn’t formal work, but it taught me patience and responsibility.

Q2. Are you happy to work with people who are older than you?

Yes, I actually enjoy it because older people usually have valuable life experience and calm attitudes. I feel I can learn a lot from the way they think and make decisions.

Q3. What are the benefits of being friends with or working with old people?

One big benefit is gaining wisdom, because they often share practical advice based on real experiences. Also, spending time with them helps me develop empathy and emotional maturity.

Q4. Do you enjoy spending time with old people?

Yes, I do, especially when they tell stories about the past or give life advice. Their presence feels peaceful and grounding compared to fast-paced modern life.

Part 1 – Chatting

Q1. Do you prefer to communicate face-to-face or via social media?

I prefer face-to-face communication because it feels more real and emotionally clear. Social media is convenient, but it can’t fully replace direct human interaction.

Q2. Do you like chatting with friends?

Yes, I enjoy chatting with close friends, especially when conversations are relaxed and honest. It helps me release stress and stay emotionally connected.

Q3. What do you usually chat about with your friends?

We usually talk about daily life, future plans, and sometimes deep topics like goals or personal challenges. It depends on the mood and the person I’m talking to.

Q4. Do you argue with friends?

Occasionally, yes, but not very often. When disagreements happen, I try to talk things through calmly instead of letting small issues grow bigger.

Q5. Do you prefer to chat with a group of people or with only one friend?

I prefer chatting one-on-one because conversations feel more meaningful and focused. In groups, it’s fun, but deeper topics are harder to discuss.

part 2. Describe a friend of yours who is good at singing or music
who this person is ?
where or when you listen to their singing or music?
what kind of songs this person likes?
how you feel when listening to their singing or music

Describe a friend of yours who is good at singing or music

I’d like to talk about a close friend of mine who is genuinely talented in singing. I’ve known him for several years, and music has always been a big part of his life. He’s not a professional singer, but his voice is very expressive and emotionally powerful.

I usually listen to his singing in informal situations, like when we’re hanging out together or during small gatherings with friends. Sometimes he sings while playing the guitar, and other times he just sings casually, without any instruments. Even in those relaxed moments, his voice really stands out.

As for the type of music he enjoys, he mainly prefers acoustic songs, pop ballads, and occasionally soft rock. He’s especially drawn to songs with meaningful lyrics rather than fast or loud music. You can tell that he connects deeply with the emotions behind the songs he sings.

When I listen to his singing, I feel calm and inspired at the same time. His voice has a comforting effect, and it helps me forget about stress or daily problems. Sometimes it even motivates me to focus more on my own goals, because it reminds me how powerful passion and talent can be.