Destination B1. Unit 42. Vocabulary Practice: Problems and Solutions

 

 

 

   

 

 

1. What is a common problem young people face today? How can they solve it?

2. Have you ever had a problem with your computer or phone? What did you do?

3. What do you do when you have a disagreement with a friend?

4. How can people solve problems at work or school more easily?

5. What are some ways to deal with noise problems in your neighborhood?

6. Have you ever lost something important? How did you handle it?

7. Can you give advice to someone who feels stressed about exams?

8. What does it mean to ‘find a solution’ to a problem?

9. Have you ever helped someone solve a personal problem? What did you do?

10. How should you react if you make a mistake?

11. What problems might you have when traveling to a foreign country? How can you solve them?

12. Why is it important to talk about your problems instead of keeping them inside?

13. What are some solutions to traffic congestion in big cities?

14. Have you experienced any problems with your health? How did you deal with them?

15. What advice would you give to someone who has trouble making new friends?

16. How do people usually solve misunderstandings?

17. What does the word ‘complain’ mean? Is it helpful to complain?

18. Can you describe a time when you had to solve a difficult problem? What steps did you take?

19. How can technology help solve everyday problems?

20. What should you do if you see someone in trouble and want to help?

Destination B1. Unit 39. Vocabulary Practice: Laughing and Crying

 

 

 

   

 

 

 

1. What makes you laugh the most? Can you describe a funny moment?

2. How do you usually show when you are happy?

3. What do the words ‘joke’, ‘smile’, and ‘giggle’ mean?

4. How do you comfort a friend who feels sad or upset?

5. Can you remember a time when you cried? Why did you cry?

6. Do you enjoy watching comedies or prefer dramas? Why?

7. What’s the difference between feeling ‘angry’ and ‘annoyed’?

8. What makes you feel proud, and how do you express it?

9. How do people show excitement or surprise?

10. How do you react if someone plays a trick on you?

11. What do the words ‘emotion’, ‘fear’, and ‘joy’ mean?

12. When was the last time you felt disappointed? What happened?

13. Why is it important to share your feelings with others?

14. How do you deal with stress or anxiety?

15. What are some ways to cheer yourself up when you feel down?

16. Who can you talk to when you need emotional support?

17. Do you think laughter helps people feel better? How?

18. Have you ever felt embarrassed in public? What did you do?

19. Can you describe someone who is very cheerful?

20. What actions do people take when they are angry or frustrated?

Destination B1. Unit 36. Vocabulary Practice: Nature and The Universe

      

   

1. Can you name some natural disasters and explain what causes them?

2. What are your favorite places to see nature, like forests, mountains, or beaches?

3. How do people protect the environment in your country?

4. Have you ever watched the night sky? What can you see there?

5. What do the words ‘planet’, ‘star’, and ‘galaxy’ mean?

6. Why is it important to take care of endangered animals?

7. Can you explain what climate change is and how it affects the Earth?

8. What are some common animals found in the wilderness near where you live?

9. Have you ever visited a national park or nature reserve? What did you see?

10. What do you know about the solar system? How many planets are there?

11. How do you think humans can reduce pollution?

12. What is the difference between weather and climate?

13. Have you ever seen unusual natural phenomena, such as a rainbow or an eclipse?

14. What do the words ‘conservation’, ‘recycle’, and ‘sustainable’ mean?

15. Why do astronauts study space? What can we learn from exploring it?

16. Do you think it is possible to live on another planet? Why or why not?

17. What are some ways to enjoy nature without harming it?

18. How does the moon affect the Earth?

19.  Can you describe the life cycle of a tree or an animal?

20. What role do forests play in protecting the planet?

Destination B1. Unit 33. Vocabulary Practice: Creating and Building

 

 

 

 

 

1. What kind of things do you like to create or build?

2. Have you ever designed something, like a room, a website, or a piece of art?

3. What tools do you usually need when you build or create something?

4. Can you explain the difference between making and building?

5. What materials are commonly used in building houses?

6. Have you ever repaired something at home? What was it?

7. What skills are important for someone who works in construction?

8. Do you prefer creating something by hand or using a computer? Why?

9. What steps do you follow when you start a new creative project?

10. Have you ever worked on a team project where you had to build or create something together?

11. What is the role of imagination and creativity in building or designing?

12. Can you describe a famous building or monument from your country?

13. What do the words ‘structure’, ‘design’, and ‘prototype’ mean?

14. Have you ever faced any problems while building or making something? How did you solve them?

15. What are some advantages of using modern technology in construction?

16. Do you think creativity is important in all jobs? Why or why not?

17. How does following a plan help when creating or building something?

18. What is your favorite kind of craft or DIY project?

19. Have you ever created something from recycled materials? What was it?

20. How can building or creating things influence your confidence and skills?

Destination B1. Unit 30. Vocabulary practice: Body and Lifestyle

 

1. What do you do to stay healthy and fit?

2. Can you describe a healthy lifestyle? What does it include?

3. How often do you exercise, and what types of exercise do you prefer?

4. Why is it important to eat a balanced diet?

5. What kinds of food are considered unhealthy?

6. How many hours of sleep do you usually get every night? Is it enough?

7. How does stress affect your body and daily life?

8. What do the words ‘strength’, ‘flexibility’, and ‘endurance’ mean in relation to fitness?

9. Do you think smoking or drinking alcohol can harm your body? Why?

10. Have you ever had an injury because of sports or physical activity? What happened?

11. What habits do you think are bad for your health?

12. How can people improve their lifestyle if they feel tired or stressed?

13. What role does water play in maintaining a healthy body?

14. Can you explain the difference between physical health and mental health?

15. What is your opinion about dieting or going on a diet?

16. How often do you visit a doctor or have a health check-up?

17. What are some benefits of regular physical activity?

18. Have you ever tried meditation or relaxation techniques? Did they help you?

19. Why is it important to avoid a sedentary lifestyle?

20. How do you motivate yourself to keep a healthy lifestyle?

Destination B1. Unit 27. Vocabulary Practice: Working and Earning

 

 

 

 

 

1. What kind of job would you like to do in the future? Why?

2. Have you ever had a part-time job? What tasks did you do?

3. What skills are important for the job you want?

4. How do you usually find information about job opportunities?

5. What is the difference between a full-time and a part-time job?

6. Do you think a high salary is more important than job satisfaction? Why or why not?

7. Have you ever written a CV (curriculum vitae) or a job application? What information did you include?

8. What kind of work environment do you prefer?

9. Can you explain what ‘earning a living’ means?

10. How do people usually earn money in your country?

11. What are some good qualities employers look for in employees?

12. Have you ever been to a job interview? How did you prepare for it?

13. What does it mean to work ‘overtime’?

14. Do you think it is important to have a work-life balance? Why?

15. What jobs require teamwork and communication skills?

16. Have you ever done unpaid work like volunteering or an internship?

17. What are some advantages of working from home?

18. How can learning new skills help you earn more money?

19. What kind of jobs do you think will disappear in the future? Why?

20. What do the words ‘employee’ and ‘employer’ mean?

Destination B1. Unit 21. Vocabulary practice: Sending&Receiving

 

          
 

 

 

1. How often do you send emails or messages to your friends?

2. Have you ever sent a parcel or package by post? What was inside it?

3. What’s the difference between sending a letter and sending an email?

4. Have you ever received a letter from abroad? How did it make you feel?

5. What are some common ways to communicate quickly over long distances?

6. Can you explain what a ‘stamped envelope’ is?

7. What information do you usually write on a postcard?

8. How do you make sure that a message reaches the right person?

9. Have you ever lost an important message or email? What happened?

10. What does it mean if a letter is ‘undelivered’?

11. How is sending a text message different from making a phone call?

12. What do you need to send a package internationally?

13. Have you ever used registered mail? What is its advantage?

14. How can technology help us send and receive messages faster?

15. What is the correct way to address an envelope?

16. Do you prefer sending handwritten letters or digital messages? Why?

17. What do the words ‘sender’ and ‘receiver’ mean?

18. Have you ever received a surprise gift or letter in the mail?

19. What should you do if you receive an email from an unknown person?

20. How does the postal system work in your country?

Destination B1. Unit 24. Vocabulary Practice: People & Daily life

 

      

 

 

 

1. What is a typical day like for you? Can you describe your daily routine?

2. How do you usually spend your weekends?

3. What habits do you have that help you stay healthy?

4. Can you describe the personality of a person you admire?

5. What are some common chores people do at home? Which do you like or dislike?

6. How do you balance work or study and free time?

7. What kind of jobs do your family members have?

8. How important is time management in daily life?

9. What do you enjoy doing with your friends in your free time?

10. Are you an early bird or a night owl? Why?

11. Can you talk about a hobby or interest that you have?

12. What do you usually eat for breakfast, lunch, and dinner?

13. How do you keep in touch with friends or family when you are busy?

14. What do the words ‘active’, ‘lazy’, and ‘organized’ mean when describing people?

15. Have your daily life and habits changed since you were younger? How?

16. Do you prefer living in a city or in the countryside? Why?

17. What is the best way to relax after a busy day?

18. How do people in your country usually celebrate important events?

19. Have you ever volunteered or helped someone in your community? What did you do?

20. What are some advantages and disadvantages of modern technology in daily life?

Destination B1. Unit 12. Topic Vocabulary: Friends and relations

 

 

 

 

 

1. Can you describe your family? How many people are there?

2. Who is your best friend and why do you like them?

3. What qualities do you think are important in a good friend?

4. Have you ever had an argument with a friend or family member? How did you resolve it?

5. How often do you visit your relatives?

6. What is the difference between a cousin and a sibling?

7. Can you describe someone in your family using at least three adjectives?

8. Do you prefer spending time with your friends or family? Why?

9. How do you usually celebrate special occasions with your relatives?

10. What is your relationship like with your parents or guardians?

11. Have you ever helped a friend who was in trouble? What did you do?

12. What are some common things that cause disagreements between friends?

13. Can you explain the meaning of the word ‘trust’ in a friendship?

14. Who in your family do you admire the most? Why?

15. What do you do when you want to make new friends?

16. Have you ever had to say goodbye to a close friend? How did it feel?

17. What advice would you give someone who wants to improve their relationship with their family?

18. Is it easy for you to meet new people? What do you usually say first?

19. Can friends come from very different backgrounds and still get along?

20. What do you think makes a family special?

Destination B1. Unit 18. Vocabulary practice: Inventions & Discoveries

 

   

 

1. What is your favourite invention and why do you like it?

2. Can you name some important discoveries that changed the world?

3.. Have you ever used a scientific method to solve a problem?

4. Who is your favourite inventor or scientist? What did they invent or discover?

5. How do inventions affect our daily lives? Can you give some examples?

6. What do the words ‘experiment’ and ‘research’ mean in science?

7. Have you ever invented or created something useful? What was it?

8. What are some challenges inventors face when trying to make a new product?

9. Can you explain the difference between an invention and a discovery?

10. How do new technologies help us communicate better?

11. Have you ever heard about a discovery that surprised you? What was it?

12. What kind of inventions do you think will exist in the future?

13. How important is creativity when inventing something new?

14. Do you think inventions always improve our lives? Why or why not?

15. Which invention do you think had the biggest impact on transportation?

16. What do you understand by the word ‘patent’?

17. How do scientists test if their experiments are successful?

18. Can you name an invention that has changed the way we work?

19. Have you ever worked on a school project about an invention or discovery? What was it about?

20. How do inventions and discoveries contribute to economic growth?

Destination B1. Unit 9. Vocabulary practice: Coming & Going

 

 

   

   

 

1. How do you usually get to school or work – by bus, car, or on foot?

2. Have you ever missed a bus or a train? What happened?

3. What is your favourite way to travel when you go on holiday?

4. Can you explain the difference between a ticket and a pass?

5. Have you ever taken a flight? How was your experience at the airport?

6. Do you find it easy or difficult to ask for directions in a foreign country?

7. What do you usually do while you wait at the bus stop or train station?

8. If someone asks you “How do I get to the nearest pharmacy?”, how would you respond?

9. What kind of things do you need to think about before going on a long trip?

10. Have you ever been delayed while travelling? What did you do to pass the time?

11. Do you prefer travelling by car or by public transport? Why?

12. What are some safety rules you should follow when travelling?

13. What do the words "arrive" and "depart" mean in relation to travelling?

14. Can you describe what a “platform” is at a train station?

15. Have you ever planned a journey for someone else? How did you explain the route?

16. What should you do if you lose your luggage during your trip?

17. How do you prepare for a journey by plane? What documents do you need?

18. What do you prefer – an aisle seat or a window seat on a plane? Why?

19. Have you ever used a travel app or map to help you find your way? Which one?

20. Why is it important to check the timetable before travelling by train or bus?

Destination B1. Unit 6. Vocabulary practice: Learning and Doing

 

 

       

 

   

 

1. What’s the difference between practising and learning?

2. Can you describe a skill you have recently improved?

3. Have you ever had to solve a difficult problem? How did you do it?

4. What’s the best way to remember new vocabulary?

5. Why is it important to try new activities when learning something?

6. How do you usually prepare for a test or exam?

7. What kind of things do you like to experiment with when learning?

8. Have you ever found it hard to concentrate when studying? What helped you?

9. Can you explain the meaning of experience and give an example?

10. What advice would you give someone who is practising a new sport or hobby?

11. When was the last time you failed at something, and what did you learn from it?

12. How do you feel when you finally understand something difficult?

13. What are some ways to improve your speaking skills in a new language?

14. What do you think is more important: theory or practice? Why?

15. How can you organise your study time more effectively?

Destination B1. Unit 15. Vocabulary: Buying and selling

 

   

   

 

1. Where do you usually go shopping – online or in shops? Why?

2. Have you ever bargained for a better price? How did you do it?

3. What is the difference between a discount and a refund?

4. Can you name some common payment methods? Which one do you prefer?

5. Have you ever returned something to a shop? What was the reason?

6. How do you decide if a product is good value for money?

7. What do you usually check before buying an expensive item?

8. Can you describe a time when you saw a special offer or sale? What did you buy?

9. What expressions can you use to ask about the price of something?

10. Do you prefer shopping alone or with friends? Why?

11. What should you do if you receive damaged goods after buying online?

12. How important is it to read the product description before buying online?

13. Has someone ever helped you choose a product when shopping?

14. What do the words ‘sell out’ and ‘buy out’ mean?

15. Have you ever bought a gift for someone? What did you choose?

16. What are the advantages of shopping at a market compared to a supermarket?

17. How do you feel about loyalty cards or membership discounts?

18. What kind of problems can happen when buying second-hand items?

19. Do you follow a shopping list or do you buy things as you remember them?

20. Have you ever used a voucher or coupon while shopping? How did it work?

Destination B1. Unit 3. Vocabulary practice: Fun&Games

 

 

 

 

1. What is your favourite type of game to play in your free time?

2. Have you ever played a board game or a card game? Which one did you like best?

3. Do you prefer individual sports or team sports? Why?

4. Can you name some outdoor games that children often play?

5. What equipment do you need to play football (soccer)?

6. Have you ever been to a sports stadium? What was the atmosphere like?

7. Do you enjoy watching games on TV or do you prefer playing them yourself?

8. What is the difference between ‘compete’ and ‘win’ in a competition?

9. Have you ever taken part in a competition? How did you prepare for it?

10. Which video game did you enjoy the most and why?

11. What do you think makes a game fun and exciting?

12. Are you good at solving puzzles or quizzes? Give an example.

13. What are some popular hobbies that involve physical activity?

14. Do you think that playing games helps improve teamwork skills? Why or why not?

15. Have you ever lost or won a prize in a game or competition? What was it?

16. How often do you play sports or games with your friends or family?

17. Can you explain what a referee does during a sports game?

18. Do you prefer competitive games or games just for fun? What’s the difference?

19. What is your opinion about online games – are they good for socialising?

20. Have you ever watched a live game? Which one and how did it feel?