Interview - Technology
B2 First · Speaking Interview · Cambridge Ready original exercise
Answer the examiner's questions about yourself and about technology in your life, giving reasons and examples. This part takes about two minutes.
Hello, I'm Alice. To start with, I'll ask you a few things about yourself. There are no right or wrong answers, so just tell me what you think.
How much time do you spend on your phone each day?
What do you mostly use the internet for?
Which app do you find most useful? (Why?)
What do you remember about your first phone or computer?
Do you ever switch off your phone for a whole day? (Why? / Why not?)
Do you think you spend too much time looking at screens? (Why? / Why not?)
Is there a piece of technology you couldn't live without? (Why?)
Who do you ask for help when you have a problem with your phone or computer?
What new gadget would you most like to have? (Why?)
Where are you from?
Who do you live with?
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