Speaking Practice
OPIc Speaking Practice
Practice over and over again!
Updated: 2022.09.22
7 min read · Basic
OPIc Speaking Practice Practice over and over again! Discussion Questions Q1 [Housing - “Favorite room”] I would like to know about your house. Which room in it is your favorite? Q2 [Housing - “Daily routine”] Now, tell me about the things that you do at home. Q3 [Housing - “Cleaning”] Tell me about how you usually clean your house. Q4 [Housing - “Changes made”] Tell me about a change you made to your home. Q5 [Housing - “Comparison (1)”] Tell me about the house or apartment you lived in when you were a child. Q6 [Housing - “Comparison (2)”] How has the style of homes changed over the past 5 or 10 years where you live? Q7 [Travel] Where was the first place you traveled to? How was it? Q8 [TV shows (1)] Tell me what you usually do when you watch TV shows or movies. Q9 [TV shows (2)] TV shows have definitely changed over time. Describe TV shows that you remember from your childhood. What was your favorite? Q10 [Listening to music] Tell me about your favorite music genre/artists. Q11 [Shopping] Talk about stories or shopping centers in your country. What are they like? Describe them in detail. Q12 [Industry/company] Tell me about the industry/company that you would like to work at. Q13 [Recycling] Tell me about recycling methods in your country. Q14 [Internet] Tell me about the problems of the Internet. Q15 [Local gatherings and celebrations] Tell me about local gatherings and celebrations in a society you belong to. Q16 If you have a question or questions that you'd like to practice during your class, please write them down. Expressions curveball question an unexpected question, sometimes unrelated to the topic at hand Example 1 They threw a curveball question so I messed up a bit at the end of the interview. Example 2 The test was known for certain curveball questions that left people surprised. to take/catch off-guard to surprise someone, especially in a way that makes them feel uncertain Example 1 You caught me off-guard, I wasn’t ready to speak then. Example 2 She was taken off-guard by the surprise quiz given out by the teacher. speak impromptu speaking without preparation Example 1 I’m pretty good at speaking impromptu, but if you give me time to prepare, I’ll be even better. Example 2 Being able to speak impromptu is a critical part of the job. |
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