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The document describes a speaking test with questions about personal details, work, and living situation. It provides a cue card topic about the first mobile phone and how it was obtained. It then discusses how mobile phone use and applications have changed over the last decade.

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Intereview Discussion 3

The document describes a speaking test with questions about personal details, work, and living situation. It provides a cue card topic about the first mobile phone and how it was obtained. It then discusses how mobile phone use and applications have changed over the last decade.

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Speaking test

Interview

– What is your full name?


– Can I see your ID?
– Where are you from?
– Do you work or study?
– What do you do?
– Do you live in a house or an apartment?
– What do you prefer, a house or an apartment? Why?
– What is your favourite room? Why?

Cue Card

Describe the first time you got a mobile phone. Please say

– When and where was it?


– Why did you need it?
– How did you feel about it?

Discussion

– How did the use of mobile phone change over the last decade? Why?
– What are the advantages and disadvantage of having mobile phones?
– What are the benefits for companies making applications for smart phones?

I still remember having my very first mobile phone as a reward from my mom when I passed the university entrance exam. I know
nowadays kids start using mobile phone pretty soon like in secondary school and many high school students own one. However, my
parents didn’t want me to have one before I got into university because they were afraid that it could distract me from my study. So,
you can imagine how excited I was when I was given the phone.
Actually, it wasn’t a cool phone with touch screen or camera. Instead, it was just a very basic phone which allowed me to make calls
and send text messages only. I used it to keep in touch with my family and friends because I had to study away from home. Of
course sometimes I used it to entertain as well by listening to the radio or playing games.
Although it was a simple phone, it meant a lot to me. Going to university was the biggest change in my life. I had to leave my little
home town, my family and the life that I had been familiar with, to live in a big city. It took me several months to get over my
homesickness and I can’t imagine how I could have made it without my phone. I called my mom at least twice a day. She comforted
me and gave me useful advices. Now that I have graduated and found myself a job in this city, I can afford to buy much fancier
phones but I still keep this phone as a reminder of my family’s love and support.

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