1. Do/Did you like to talk a lot with others (when you were a child)?
Model Answer: Yes, I was quite talkative as a child. I loved interacting with others, especially my friends and family. I enjoyed telling stories, asking questions, and learning from others through conversation. I think being talkative as a child helped me develop my social skills and curiosity about the world around me.

2. What do you usually talk about with friends?
Model Answer: With my friends, I usually talk about a variety of topics depending on the situation. We often discuss recent movies, books, or shows we’ve watched. We also talk about our personal lives, such as work, relationships, or travel plans. Occasionally, we have more in-depth conversations about current events or broader social issues that interest
us.
3. Do you prefer to talk with a group of people or with only one friend?
Model Answer: It depends on the context, but I generally prefer one-on-one conversations. When talking with one friend, it’s easier to focus and engage deeply in the discussion without distractions. However, group conversations can be fun too, especially in social
gatherings, as they allow for a wider range of perspectives and experiences to be shared.

4. Do you prefer to communicate face-to-face or via social media?
Model Answer: I prefer face-to-face communication because it feels more personal and authentic. You can read the other person’s body language and facial expressions, which
helps to better understand their emotions and reactions. That said, I also use social media
for convenience, especially when friends or family are far away. It’s a great tool for staying in touch, but it doesn’t fully replace the quality of in-person conversations.