1. Do you often carry (or, take) coins with you?
Model Answer: I don’t usually carry coins with me these days, mainly because I prefer using digital payments or my debit card for convenience. However, I sometimes have a few coins in my pocket for smaller transactions, like buying a bottle of water or using a vending
machine, but it’s becoming less frequent.

2. Have you collected coins?
Model Answer: Yes, I used to collect coins when I was younger. I found it fascinating to see different coins from various countries, especially older ones with unique designs. It was more of a casual hobby, and while I don’t actively collect coins anymore, I still have a small collection that I treasure.

3. Is it convenient to use coins?
Model Answer: I don’t think using coins is very convenient anymore, especially with the rise of digital payment methods. Carrying coins can be a bit cumbersome, and they tend to accumulate and weigh down your wallet. That said, they can still be handy for certain situations, such as parking meters or small purchases, but overall, I find cashless
transactions far more practical.

4. Will people use coins in the future?
Model Answer: I believe the use of coins will likely decrease significantly in the future as digital currencies and cashless payment methods continue to grow in popularity. Many people already prefer using mobile payments or contactless cards because they’re faster and more convenient. However, coins may still be used for small-scale transactions or in rural areas where access to technology is limited.