What the word!
What's wrong? You look like you've ......................... a ghost!
seen
Name one famous landmark in Korea.
Namsan Tower, Gyeongbokgung Palace, Sunrise peak...
What's the past tense of "buy"? Use it in a sentence.
I bought a pet snake. But I lost it.
Your friend lost their phone. What's the first piece of advice you would give them?
Try calling it, retrace your steps, check your pockets/bag.
True or False: Butterflies taste with their antennae.
False (They taste with their feet!)
She's very good ......................... playing the piano.
at
If you visit a foreign country, what's one thing you should always remember to do to be polite?
Say "please" and "thank you," respect local customs, learn a few basic phrases.
Would you like some more coffee?
Choose the best answer:
I'm not.
No, thank you.
I would to.
No, thank you.
You have an important exam tomorrow and you're feeling very stressed. What should you do to help yourself?
Review notes, get enough sleep, eat a healthy meal, take a short break.
Which planet in our solar system is famous for its beautiful rings?
Saturn
He's fluent in French and German, ......................... he?
isn't
Describe your overseas trip plan.
I'm so envious!
"If I hadn't studied so hard, I ______ ______ ______ (not pass) the exam."
wouldn't have passed
Imagine you want to improve your English speaking skills. What are three practical things you could do?
Practice speaking with native speakers/friends, watch English movies/TV shows, join an English club, speak English every day.
What is the only letter in the English alphabet that is not in the name of any US state?
Q
They decided to ......................... their trip due to the bad weather.
call off, cancel, postpone, reschedule...
Explain the concept of "culture shock" when traveling abroad.
Culture shock is the feeling of disorientation or discomfort experienced by someone when they are suddenly subjected to an unfamiliar culture, way of life, or set of attitudes.
Explain the difference between "lend" and "borrow." Who gives and who receives in each case?
"Lend" means to give something to someone for a short time, expecting it back (the lender gives). "Borrow" means to take something from someone for a short time, with their permission, intending to return it (the borrower receives).
Your friend wants to save money but struggles to do so. Give them three specific pieces of advice on how to manage their finances better.
Create a budget, track spending, reduce unnecessary expenses, set saving goals, cook at home more often.
Name three things that are commonly associated with good luck in different cultures.
four-leaf clover, horseshoe, rabbit's foot, lucky cat (Maneki-neko), red envelopes, number 7
If I ......................... you, I'd apologize immediately.
were
What are 3 cultural differences between Korea and your overseas destination?
I dunno
What's the difference between "affect" and "effect"? Give an example of each.
"Affect" is usually a verb (to influence/impact), e.g., "The rain affected our plans." "Effect" is usually a noun (a result/consequence), e.g., "The effect of the rain was a delay."
You witness someone littering in a public park. Describe how you would react, considering both what's polite and what's effective in addressing the problem.
Politely ask them to pick it up, offer them a trash bag, report it to park staff, lead by example by picking up litter yourself, educate gently rather than confront aggressively, rain blows down upon them.
If you had to invent a new holiday, what would it be about and how would people celebrate it?
So creative!