IImagine wath had happened before this picture was taken. Give 4 ideas (Use past perfect), What thing would you like to be good at? (Sport, instrument, hobbie, etc), What subjects were you good at in the past? , What is a smartphone? (Use defining relative clauses), Mention 5 things you have already done in your life (Use Present perfect), What possible plans do you have for next summer? (Be going to), Describe a hospital (Use defining relative clauses), What activities do you like / love / don't mind doing? (Use verb+-ing), Give 3 examples of Murphy's law (Use 1st conditional), What activities do you hate doing? (-ing), Mention 5 housework activities you have done today (Use Present perfect), What subjects were you bad at in the past? , Describe a teacher  (Use defining relative clauses), What's the most beautiful place you have visited? Describe it, Do you like gossiping? Why? Why not?, What activities do you enjoy doing with your friends? (Use verb +-ing), A friend of yours is failing English. Give him some advice (Should / shouldn't), If you could travel anywhere, where would you travel? (Use 2nd conditional), What activities did you use to do as a kid? (Use "I used to..."), Compare your life now v/s your life 10 years ago (Use adjectives), Mention 5 things you must do to when diving a car (Use MUST), Show a picture and describe it. Say what was happening, where you were, when the photo was taken, etc., If you knew when you are going to die, what would you do? (Use 2nd conditional), What did you use to like in the past but you don't like now? (Used to / didn't use to), Describe a friend or a member of your family in detail (Say his /her name, age, physical description, personality, when they were born, etc), What will your life be life in 20 more years? Make 4 predictions ( Use will-won't), Give advice to a person who's moving abroad (Should-shouldn't), Say 3 habits that are bad for your health (Use quantifiers too much / many, al lot, too, enough), What are you going to do on the weekend? (Use might - might not), What are you frightened of? Why? (Give details).

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