Speaking: Personal Computer and Comic Books
Getting to Know Each Other
1. What’s your name?
2. How old are you?
3. Do you have brothers and sisters? Are they older or younger than you?
4. What are your hobbies?
5. What countries have you visited?
6. What's something you do well?
7. What is your goal in life?
8. Have you ever met a famous person?
9. How long have you been studying English?
10. What about your parents? Are they both working? What do they do?
11. What’s your favorite sport? Are you good at it?
12. Can you cook? What are other things that you can do?
13. Do you like watching TV more than reading books?
14. How do you relax?
15. Are you enjoying your life as a student?
Comic Books
1. Do you like comics?
2. Have you read any comics in English?
3. How are comics different from one country to another?
4. What is more important to you, the story or the pictures?
5. What can you learn from comics?
6. Do violent comics make people think more about violence?
7. Who is your favorite villain?
8. If you could make your own super hero what would his or her name be?
What would his superpower be?
9. If you could have one superpower what would it be?
10. When you read comics, who is more interesting the hero or the villain?
11. How often do you read comics?
12. How are comic books different in this country from those in your country?
13. Do you think boys read more comic books than girls?
14. Are comic books better than (regular) books?
15. Why are comics so popular?
LESSON 3: COMPUTERS
1. When did you first start using a computer?
2. Who taught you to use a computer?
3. How fast can you type?
4. Which do you like better, a laptop computer or a desktop computer?
5. Do you think our lives have been improved by computer technology?
6. What are some good things about having a computer?
7. What are some bad things about having a computer?
8. On the Internet, you
1. What’s your name?
2. How old are you?
3. Do you have brothers and sisters? Are they older or younger than you?
4. What are your hobbies?
5. What countries have you visited?
6. What's something you do well?
7. What is your goal in life?
8. Have you ever met a famous person?
9. How long have you been studying English?
10. What about your parents? Are they both working? What do they do?
11. What’s your favorite sport? Are you good at it?
12. Can you cook? What are other things that you can do?
13. Do you like watching TV more than reading books?
14. How do you relax?
15. Are you enjoying your life as a student?
Comic Books
1. Do you like comics?
2. Have you read any comics in English?
3. How are comics different from one country to another?
4. What is more important to you, the story or the pictures?
5. What can you learn from comics?
6. Do violent comics make people think more about violence?
7. Who is your favorite villain?
8. If you could make your own super hero what would his or her name be?
What would his superpower be?
9. If you could have one superpower what would it be?
10. When you read comics, who is more interesting the hero or the villain?
11. How often do you read comics?
12. How are comic books different in this country from those in your country?
13. Do you think boys read more comic books than girls?
14. Are comic books better than (regular) books?
15. Why are comics so popular?
LESSON 3: COMPUTERS
1. When did you first start using a computer?
2. Who taught you to use a computer?
3. How fast can you type?
4. Which do you like better, a laptop computer or a desktop computer?
5. Do you think our lives have been improved by computer technology?
6. What are some good things about having a computer?
7. What are some bad things about having a computer?
8. On the Internet, you