Describe an interesting conversation that you had
- Who did you speak with?
- Where were you?
- What was the conversation about?
- And explain why you think it was interesting?
Sample 1 Describe an Interesting Conversation That You had – Speaking Cue Card
Although there are numerous conversations that will be during the entire day with colleagues or with friends or even with relatives and family, I would like to depict one specific kind of conversation we had last night with my family, and everyone said okay for that. We went to dinner after a long time and had a lot of conversations over there.
During this pandemic time, everyone suffered a lot, including my family, so we thought to go out for some time likewise in the past, so we planned to go to Bali next month, and there is no need to plan anymore because on arrival visa and hotels will be available, so we are almost ready.
This plan is part and parcel for all my kith and kins because of reliving stress we thought of going to Bali, and of course, everyone is just like over the moon after this conversation.
Sample 2 Describe an Interesting Conversation That You had – Speaking Cue Card
A conversation is the sort of communication between two or more people exchanging their thoughts and ideas. It is also the sort of sharing an inner feeling with someone. The thoughts may be positive or negative. For example, two friends are making talks with enjoying coffee.
I like to communicate with my friends, fellows and family. The talk may be good or bad ideas.
I mostly share my ideas or feelings with my mother. She is a good guider and gives me good ideas for the current situation. She is my best friend ever. I like to enjoy spending moments with my mother. Both we share thoughts, mostly tea time. The discussion is about fashion study, health behaviour and so on.
One winter morning, I prepare coffee for both of us, which I like most to take in winter. The weather is too chill. We are sitting in our dining area. First and foremost I am demanding a brand new dress for my college fair. Recently, a new brand launched in my hometown; it presents a new trendy ready to wear collection with a plethora of new colours. Its designs are so unique, having some picturing of many different things which attracts me most. I want to take part in coffee colour having the red mushroom colour thread and beads embroidery.
I insist my mom take that shirt. My mom pretends to take it because I have a great collection of new clothing with unique styling. But finally, I persuaded my mom; she made me happier. Then I notify her about my planning for the college fair and also let her know that participation in a variety show my role is morden doctors.
It is a great conversation between my mom and me. It makes me enthusiastic about buying myself my new dress for my college fair.
Part 3 Questions Describe an Interesting Conversation That You had – Speaking Cue Card
Question 1:- What is the difference between the conversation between males and females?
Answer 1:- As there is no disparity in the conversations nowadays, perhaps in some situations like most of the males, discuss regarding their cars or next forthcoming career and today’s news likewise the female conversations are more related to their lifestyles.
Answer 2:- Mostly, the male conversation is based on business parties and affairs with different girls how much they are sincere with them or for time pass. But the female conversation is yet different in means house lady. They are discussing their family affairs, responsibilities, fashion and so on. But the female favourite topic is fashion and styling.
Question 2:- What is the difference between talking on the phone and face-to-face conversation?
Answer 1:- Definitely, there is a wide disparity because talking over the phone is just like virtual conversations or meetings, whereas meeting in person is different and paramount rather than virtual conversations.
Answer 2:- Talk on the phone is most popular, but it causes many problems because signal dropping problems unable to contact someone for a long time, but in the face to face talk can make conversations for long axcess and person expressions and gestures how they react.
Question 3:- Why do some people get nervous when they give presentations?
Answer 1:- Owing to the stage fear or after seeing a lot of spectators then people generally get nervous, and they used to stop in the middle of the presentations and shake their hands and sweat all over the time.
Answer 2:- On giving presentations, some students get nervous because they have doubts that they can understander their topic properly and the material is valid according to the topic.
Question 4:- Do you think using visual aids while giving a presentation is necessary?
Answer 1:- Yes, of course, if the visual aids are paramount for the particular presentation, then it is vital to indulge rather than just theory in the presentation because visual pictures can provide more details than theory.
Answer 2:- While presenting a presentation, it is against the rules to visualize. The eye contact with the viewers and understanding of them wider no doubt will be. During the presentation, the presenter used paper to visualize. He stuck with paper and did not convey his message.
Question 5:- Why is body language important?
Answer 1:- Body language is part and parcel for every time doing presentations or in meetings or meeting a new people likewise it is important gesture and respect giving to the opponents.
Answer 2:- Well, body language gestures are notified mostly. It expresses the confidence level of the speaker. It also explains how much he had knowledge about the topic.
Question 6:- Do you think humour is important for a speaker?
Answer 1:- Of course, humour is also major for a speaker because the audience never gets bored if the speaker does have a sense of humour and can entertain them via their speech.
Answer 2:- Speaker is a good teacher. He should be humour and well-being for the audience. He was able to teach others as the best supporter.
Question 7:- What kind of speaker do you like?
Answer 1:- There is no specific sort of speaker, but I like them to tell the truth and be loyal towards others and also active throughout their speech.
Answer 2:- In general, I like a speaker who has some qualities as well command of the language, neither speak faster nor slow, clarify the well-mannered topic way, gestures must be polite. All these qualities make a person a better speaker.
Question 8:- Are there any disadvantages of face-to-face conversation?
Answer 1:- Sometimes we cannot even be more open through face to face conversations while seeing them, so those times calls are even better.
Answer 2:- Well, Face to face conversation has the demerits that a person can observe more secrets of the speaker. Sometimes due to a great time, mis-conceptual talk can be made, which causes problems after some time.
Question 9:- Who do you prefer chatting with – your parents or your friends?
Answer 1:- Of course, chatting with friends are more preferable to chatting with parents because I would like to have more conversations with my parents over the phone rather than chatting.
Answer 2:- My family is my greater supporter of me. I like to share ideas and feelings, mostly with my family. My parents are my best friends. I share every kind of talk with them.
Question 10:- Do most people have just a small number of friends or many friends?
Answer 1:- Of course, there is a difference because most people do have a small number of friends, and it depends on their interaction, or if they are not a social butterfly, then obviously fewer friends.
Answer 2:- The people are rude, angry, and negative minded having few friends. Their friends are also similar to their taste. Some people are having such type of working that busy their whole day that caused the small social circle.
Question 11:- What qualities do you think a good friend should have?
Answer 1:- Understanding is the major quality every friend should have in a relationship, and of course, relationship trust with a lifelong friend because they have to support in all the circumstances.
Answer 2:- Friends are the companions of glad and sorrow. A good friend always is honest, loyal sincere. He is also a stress buster or pressure releaser. He is a well-wisher and well mannered.
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