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Introduction and Interview Interview (choose 1 ) Let’s talk about where you live. What is your town famous for?

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问题     Introduction and Interview
    Interview (choose 1 )
    Let’s talk about where you live.
    What is your town famous for?
    Do many people visit your town?
    What sights would you recommend to a visitor to your town? [ Why? 1
    Let’s talk about your studies.
    Which subjects are you studying at the moment?
    Why did you choose to study these subjects?
    Are there any subjects which you are not studying, but are interested in?
    Interview (choose 2)
    Now let’s talk about music.
    How do you usually find out about new music?
    Where do you normally buy new music? [Why?]
    Do you think listening to music can have an effect on your moods? [Why?]
    What do you enjoy most about listening to music? [Why?]
    Let’s talk about friends.
    How often do you spend time with your friends?
    What type of things do you and your friends do together?
    What kinds of things do you do to show you are a good friend?
    Would you prefer to have a lot of acquaintances or a few good friends? [ Why?]
    Now let’s talk about emails.
    When was the last time you sent or received an email?
    What purpose do you mainly use email for? [Why?]
    Do you prefer to receive group or individual emails? [Why?]
    Is there anything that you dislike about emails?
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答案Well, my town, or city really, because I live in Beijing, is famous for the National Palace Museum, which used to be called the Forbidden City. It’s too beautiful old palaces. Yes, they do. Beijing is a popular destination for international tourists and domestic travelers because it is easy to get to and has lots of attractions. I would definitely recommend that they visit the National Palace, but also I would recommend that they visit the Hutting area in Nanluoguxiang. This is fun for shopping and enjoying classic architecture. I’m studying chemistry, physics, biology and moths as well as English and English literature. I chose the science subjects because I want to go on to study science at university, and I’m really interested in becoming a food technologist after I graduate, so I need a good grounding in these science subjects. Yes, there are many! I’m really interested in the arts, but it’s just not very practical to study these types of subjects long term. I suppose mainly when I hear it on the radio, or when my friends recommend it to me. We share a lot of music so friends are always introducing me to their latest favorite tune. To be honest, I don’t really buy a lot of new music, I just wait for my friends to get it and then if like it, I put it on my Plod. I used to buy CDs but nowadays I don’t bother—it’s so much easier with an bipod or MP3. Oh, definitely. When I’m feeling a bit down or sad, I can put on music that will make me feel sadder, or music which is uplifting, and I think that’s because of the mood of the music, or the melody. I love that listening to good music can make any task better, for instance homework or work. When you put on good music, everything seems better, even exercise! That’s why I love it. I see my friends all the time because a lot of them are at school with me, so we hang out at lunchtime or during breaks. So those friends I see every day except weekends, but sometimes we get together then, too. At school we just tend to sit around and talk, or go for lunch or something like that. On the weekends, we might go shopping or out to see a movie. Whatever it is, we always talk a lot. Well, I suppose i make an effort to see people, and keep in touch with them, and I think I’m pretty supportive of my friends in that I’m a good listener. I always try to be on time, and reliable. I would definitely prefer to have a few good friends than lots of people that I didn’t really know, and I’m lucky because that is true for me. I’m not interested in forming fake, superficial friendships with people, because there is no point. Oh, I guess it was probably yesterday. I sent an email to my brother, who is overseas, for his birthday. I don’t know if he sent me one back yet or not though, probably not if he’s enjoying his birthday celebrations! I mostly use email to keep in touch with friends and family all over the world. It’s such an easy way to communicate with people, and it can be a one-line email or a whole page, that’s what I like about it. I actually really hate group emails, so I much prefer to receive an individual email even if it’s just very short. There’s something about group emails that doesn’t make me feel very special! Well, not really, apart from, as I mentioned, the group emails. Oh and the other thing that I can’t stand is when a personal message goes into the spare folder. That’s really frustrating—as is spare mail in general.
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