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Question
Form pairs or groups of four. Use these questions to start a conversation with your friends.
- Are you a talkative person?
- Do you like to share your thoughts?
- What would you like to do after 10th?
Solution
Pair 1:
| Natasha: | Are you a talkative person? |
| Manoj: | Yes, I love talking to people. What about you? |
| Rakesh: | I am a bit shy, but I enjoy good conversations. |
| Maithili: | I think I’m in between. It depends on the situation. |
Pair 2:
| Priya: | Are you a talkative person? |
| Rahul: | Yes, I love talking, especially about sports. Do you like to share your thoughts? |
| Priya: | Yes, I do. I feel it's important to express yourself. What would you like to do after 10th? |
| Rahul: | I want to become an engineer. And you? |
| Priya: | I'm interested in medicine. I want to be a doctor. |
Pair 3:
| Anshu: | Do you like to share your thoughts? |
| Naina: | Yes, especially when I’m passionate about something. |
| Akshata: | Sometimes, but I prefer listening more. |
| Aakash: | I do, but only with close friends. |
Pair 4:
| Maya: | Are you a talkative person? |
| Rohan: | Sometimes. It depends on the topic. What about you, Aisha? |
| Aisha: | I'm quite talkative. I enjoy discussing new ideas. Do you like to share your thoughts, Karan? |
| Karan: | Not always, but I do when I'm with close friends. What would you like to do after 10th, Maya? |
| Maya: | I want to study commerce. Rohan, what are your plans? |
| Rohan: | I'm thinking of taking up computer science. Aisha? |
| Aisha: | I'm leaning towards humanities. How about you, Karan? |
| Karan: | I want to pursue a career in law. |
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