Let's start with a self-introduction. Tell me a little about yourself — your name, what you do, where you live, and what you like to do in your free time. Speak as naturally as possible, in 4 to 6 sentences.

You said you like watching movies. What kind of movies do you usually watch, and where do you typically watch them — at home or at a theater? Tell me about your movie-watching habits in detail.

Tell me about your typical weekday. What time do you usually wake up, and what does your morning, afternoon, and evening look like? Use transition words to organize your answer.

Tell me about a memorable trip you took recently. Where did you go, who were you with, and what made it memorable? Try to describe at least one specific moment in detail.

Tell me about a time when something went wrong at work or school and you had to solve it. What was the problem, what did you do, and what was the result?

Compare how people communicate today with how they communicated 10 years ago. What has changed the most, and is it a change for the better or worse, in your opinion?

Role-play: You want to make a reservation at a restaurant for a birthday dinner this Saturday. Call the restaurant and ask three to four questions to confirm details (table size, time, menu, parking, etc.).

Role-play: You arrive at the restaurant for the birthday dinner you reserved, but they don't have your reservation. Talk to the manager and try to solve the problem.

What is your favorite season, and why do you like it more than the others? Compare it to your least favorite season and explain how your activities change with the seasons.

Many companies are debating whether to keep working from home or bring everyone back to the office. What do you think is the better approach, and why? Try to give at least two reasons.