Part 2: Describe an old friend you enjoy talking with.
You should say:
– Who this person is
– How you knew him/her
– What you usually talk about
And explain why you want to talk to this person

Part 3:
1. Where do young people like to meet?
2. What do young people talk about when they meet up?
3. Do you think people should be honest when talking with friends?
4. On what occasions do people talk with strangers?
5. On what occasions one should remain silent?

Part 2: Describe a person who likes to read a lot
You should say:
– Who he/she is
– How you knew he/she
– What does he/she read
And explain why you think he/she likes to read a lot.

Part 3:
1. Do you like reading?
2. Is reading important for teenagers?
3. Do you think parents should help their children develop the reading habit from an early age?
4. What content do people prefer to spend time watching?
5. Do people spend more time watching entertainment or learning content?

Part 2: Describe a person who is good at buying things at a lower price
You should say:
– who this person is
– how you know this person
– where this person likes to buy things
And explain why you think this person is good at buying things at a lower price.

Part 3:
1. What are the differences between shopping in a shopping mall and in a street market?
2. Which is more commonly visited in Vietnam, shopping malls or street markets?
3. Is advertising important?
4. What are the disadvantages of shopping in a street market?
5. Do you think things are more expensive in big shopping malls?

Part 2: Describe a person who likes to read a lot
You should say:
– Who he/she is
– How you knew he/she
– What does he/she read
And explain why you think he/she likes to read a lot.

Part 3:
1. Do you like reading?
2. Is reading important for teenagers?
3. Do you think parents should help their children develop the reading habit from an early age?
4. What content do people prefer to spend time watching?
5. Do people spend more time watching entertainment or learning content?

Part 2: Describing a person who often gives advice to others
You should say:
– Who this person is
– What kind of advice they give
– How people react to their advice
And explain why you think this person often gives advice to others.

Part 3:
1. Who should people ask for advice on big issues, family members or friends?
2. Why do some people like to ask others for advice on almost everything?
3. Do people often ask for advice from professional people, like a lawyer?
4. Who should people ask for advice on big issues, family members or friends?

Part 2: Describe a person who has chosen a career in the medical field (e.g. a doctor, a nurse)
You should say:
– Who the person is
– What profession they chose
– Why they decided to work in this field
And explain how you feel about their choice.

Part 3:
1. Why do some people choose to work in the medical field?
2. How does working in a medical-related profession impact a person’s life?
3. Do you think medical professionals are valued in society?
4. In your opinion, which profession is more important: doctors or nurses?
5. How can technology influence medical-related professions in the future?

Part 2: Describe a famous person who you think will be a role model for young people.
You should say:
– who this person is
– how you knew him/her
– what is he/she famous for
And explain why you think this person will be a role model for young people.

Part 3:
1. What are the required qualities of a role model?
2. Are there famous people who are your role models in the sports field?
3. Is a role model important for children?
4. Do you think celebrities and social media influencers have a great impact on young people?

Part 2: Describe a person who often buys things at the street market at a cheaper price
You should say:
– Who this person is
– What this person likes to buy
– Where this person likes to buy things
And explain why this person likes cheap goods. .

Part 3:
1. What are the differences between shopping in a shopping mall and in a street market?
2. Which is more commonly visited in Vietnam, shopping malls or street markets?
3. Is advertising important?
4. What are the disadvantages of shopping in a street market?
5. How do you buy cheap products?
6. Do you think things are more expensive in big shopping malls?

Part 2: Describe a famous person who you think will be a role model for young people.
You should say:
– who this person is
– how you knew him/her
– what is he/she famous for
And explain why you think this person will be a role model for young people.

Part 3:
1. What are the required qualities of a role model?
2. Are there famous people who are your role models in the sports field?
3. Is role model important for children?
4. Do you think celebrities and social media influencers have a great impact on young people?

Part 2: Describe the place where you took photos more than once
You should say:
– What the place is
– How often you take photos there
– What you photograph there
And explain why you like to take photos there.

Part 3:
1. Where do people like to take photos?
2. Do young people take photos more than old people? Why?
3. Why do so many people spend money to take photos?
4. Why do people want a professional to take their photos?
5. When do people need a professional to take photos for them?
6. Do you think being a photographer is a good job?

Part 2:
Describe an interesting place in your country that not many people visit.
You should say:
– where the place is
– how you got to know about this place
– why only very few people visit there
And explain how you feel about this place.

Part 3:
1. Why do people go to visit tourist attractions?
2. Do local people like to visit local tourist attractions?
3. Do you think tourism causes environmental damage?
4. Should all tourist attractions be free to the public?

Part 2:
Describe a person who likes to read a lot
You should say:
– Who he/she is
– How you knew he/she
– What does he/she read
And explain why you think he/she likes to read a lot.

Part 3:
1. Do you like reading?
2. Is reading important for teenagers?
3. Do you think parents should help their children develop the reading habit from an early age?
4. What content do people prefer to spend time watching?
5. Do people spend more time watching entertainment or learning content?

Part 2:
Describe a person who is good at buying things at a lower price
You should say:
– who this person is
– how you know this person
– where this person likes to buy things
And explain why you think this person is good at buying things at a lower price.

Part 3:
1. What are the differences between shopping in a shopping mall and in a street market?
2. Which is more commonly visited in Vietnam, shopping malls or street markets?
3. Is advertising important?
4. What are the disadvantages of shopping in a street market?
5. Do you think things are more expensive in big shopping malls?

Part 2:
Describe a person who is good at making things by hand (toys, furniture, etc.)
You should say:
– Who this person is
– What he/she makes
– How do you feel
And explain why that person is good at making things by hand.

Part 3:
1. Do you think handmade is a good thing?
2. Do you think children like making things by hand?
3. Is traditional craftsmanship important to your country’s industry?
4. What kinds of handmade things did you make as a child?
5. What can handmade products bring to tourist attractions?

Part 2:
Describe a new law that you want to implement in your country.
You should say:
– What law it is
– What changes this law has
– Whether this new law will be popular
And explain how you came up with the idea of this law.

Part 3:
1. Does it take a long time to introduce a new law?
2. Which is better: to make people obey the law, punish them or encourage them to do so?
3. What rules should students follow at school?
4. Do you think children can learn about the law outside of school?
5. How can parents teach children to obey rules?

Part 2:
Describe a time you answer a phone call from someone you don’t know in a public place.
You should say:
– Where it happened
– What he/she said
– How you corresponded
And explain how you felt about the experience.

Part 3:
1. Do most people mind others talking on the phone in public places?
2. What are the differences between sitting beside a person who keeps talking on the phone and a person who keeps talking to you?
3. Why do some people not care about what they do in public places?
4. Do you think parents should teach their children not to behave badly in public places?

Part 2:
Describe something you own that you want to replace.
You should say:
– what it is
– how long you have owned it
– what you use it for
And explain why you want to replace it.

Part 3:
1. What kinds of things do young people like to replace?
2. Do old people in Vietnam like to collect and store things?
3. Who do you think will want new things, children or old people?
4. What’s the difference between new things and old things?

Part 2:
Describe your favorite movie
You should say
– When and where do you see it?
– What type of film was it?
– What the film was about?
And explain why it is your favorite film?

Part 3:
1. Do you think (watching) films have (has) any educational benefits?
2. In what ways are documentary films and films only for entertainment different?
3. Why do you think documentary films are not so popular?
4. How are movies and real life different?
5. Do men and women watch the same kind of films?
6. Do different age groups like the same kind of films?
7. Do you like any particular film star? Why?
8. Do you like movie stars who were treated like God?

Part 2:
Describe a person who thinks music is important and enjoys music
You should say:
– Who this person is
– How you knew him/her
– What music he/she likes
– Why he/she thinks music is important
And explain how you feel about him/her.

Part 3:
1. What do you think about playing music for children in class?
2. Why do many teachers incorporate music into the classroom?
3. Do you think there are any advantages to a shop with music playing?
4. Would people’s shopping behaviour be affected in a shop with music?
5. What do you think would be the effect of background music in a film?
6. Why are musical movies so popular?

Part 2:
Describe a crowded place you have been to
You should say:
– When you went there?
– Who you went there with?
– Why did you go there?
And how you felt about it?

Part 3:
1. Do people like to go to crowded places? Why?
2. How can the problem of traffic congestion be solved?
3. What public facilities does your city have?

Part 2:
Describe a party that you enjoyed
You should say:
– when and where the party was held
– what kind of party it was
– what you did in the party
And explain why you enjoyed this party.

Part 3:
1. Why do people like parties?
2. Why do some people not like going to parties?
3. Do you think those who tend to stay at home are less healthy than those who often attend parties?
4. Do you think music and dancing are a must at a party?
5. What would you do if you were disturbed by a neighbor’s party?
6. What are the differences between holding a party at home and in a public place?

Part 2: Describe a sport you watched and would like to try
You should say:
– When and where you watched it
– Why you watched it
– Who you watched it with
– Whether you will do it in the future
And explain how you felt about it.

Part 3:
1. Do you think sportsmen would use the sports gears promoted in the commercials?
2. Many advertisers like to use sports stars’ endorsements. What do you think are the reasons?
4. Do you think that international sports games are for money?
5. Why do so many people like to watch sports games?
6. What kinds of sports games do young and old people like to watch in your country?

Part 2: Describe A Special Meal That Someone Made For You
You should say:
– Who did it
– When and how he/she cooked
– What and why he/she cooked for you
And explain how you felt about the meal.

Part 3:
1. Do you think people’s eating habits would change as they get older?
2. Why do you think some people choose to be vegetarians?
3. Is the food that people eat today different to the food that people used to eat in the past? If yes, in what ways has it changed?
4. How do you think the way we eat will change in the future?

Part 2:
Describe an important plant in your country
You should say:
– What the plant is
– How you know it
– Why it is important
And explain how much you like the plant.

Part 3:
1. What are the features of living in the countryside?
2. Should schools teach children how to grow plants?
3. Why do some people prefer to live in the countryside?
4. Have new kinds of plants been grown in your city recently?
5. Why do some people like to keep plants at home?
6. Are there many trees in your city?

Part 2:
Describe a shop or a store you often go to.
You should say:
– where it is
– what type of people go there
– what types of goods are sold there
And explain why you go there and like/dislike most about it

Part 3:
1. Do all people enjoy shopping for clothes?
2. Why do some women buy cheaper clothes and expensive ones at the same time?
3. Do you think it is good for people to buy expensive clothes? Why?

Part 2:
Describe an enjoyable journey you made by public transport.
You should say:
– where and when you went
– what means of public transport you took
– who you were with
And explain how you felt about the journey.

Part 3:
1. Why do people choose to travel by public transport?
2. Do you think offering free public transport will solve traffic problems in the city?
3. What are the disadvantages of traveling by public transport?
4. What are the difficulties that commuters face during rush hours?

Part 2:
Describe a new law that you want to implement in your country.
You should say:
– What law is it
– What changes this law has
– Whether this new law will be popular
And explain how you came up with the idea of this law.

Part 3:
1. Does it take a long time to introduce a new law?
2. Which is better: to make people obey the law, punish them or encourage them to do so?
3. What rules should students follow at school?
4. Do you think children can learn about the law outside of school?
5. How can parents teach children to obey rules?

Part 2:
Describe something you own that you want to replace.
You should say:
– what it is
– how long you have owned it
– what you use it for
And explain why you want to replace it.

Part 3:
1. What kinds of things do young people like to replace?
2. Do old people in Vietnam like to collect and store things?
3. Who do you think will want new things, children or old people?
4. What’s the difference between new things and old things?

Part 2:
Talk about a prize you want to win.
You should say:
– what prize (or award) it is (or, would be)
– how you know about (or learned about) this prize/award
– what you would need to do to get it (or, how you would win it)
And explain why you would like to win this prize (or, receive this award)

Part 3:
1. Is it good to have competition?
2. Do you think it’s good to award prizes in schools and universities?
3. Do you think companies should give their employees prizes?

Part 2:
Describe an interesting place in your country that not many people visit.
You should say:
– where the place is
– how you got to know about this place
– why only very few people visit there
And explain how you feel about this place.

Part 3:
1. Why do people go to visit tourist attractions?
2. Do local people like to visit local tourist attractions?
3. Do you think tourism causes environmental damage?
4. Should all tourist attractions be free to the public?

Part 2:
Describe an occasion you wore the best clothes (fashion).
You should say:
– When it was
– What you wore
– What it looked like
And explain why you wore it

Part 3:
1. Do you think people need to wear formally in the workplace?
2. Why do some people like to wear traditional clothes?
3. Will traditional clothes disappear in the future? Do old people change their style of dressing?

Part 2:
Describe a beautiful place you have visited.
You should say:
– Where it is
– When and with whom you went there
– What activities you did there
And how you feel about that place

Part 3:
1. What kind of people like to visit natural places?
2. What are the differences between a natural place and a city?
4. Is going to the park the only way to get close to nature?
5. Do you know any wild animals in the city?

Part 2:
Describe a person you met at a party who you enjoyed talking with
You should say:
– What party it was
– How you met this person
– What you talked about
And explain why you enjoyed talking with him/her

Part 3:
1. Under what circumstances do people meet new people?
2. Where do you think people meet new people?
3. Do you think it is difficult for foreigners to communicate with Vietnamese people?

Part 2:
Describe a famous person who you think will be a role model for young people.
You should say:
– Who this person is
– How you knew him/her
– What is he/she famous for
And explain why you think this person will be a role model for young people.

Part 3:
1. What are the required qualities of a role model?
2. Are there famous people who are your role models in the sports field?
3. Is a role model important for children?
4. Do you think celebrities and social media influencers have a great impact on young people?

Part 2: Describe a party that you enjoyed.
You should say:
– when and where the party was held
– what kind of party it was
– what you did in the party
And explain why you enjoyed this party.

Part 3:
1. Why do people like parties?
2. Why do some people not like going to parties?
3. Do you think those who tend to stay at home are less healthy than those who often attend parties?
4. Do you think music and dancing are a must at a party?
5.What would you do if you were disturbed by a neighbour’s party?
6. What are the differences between holding a party at home and in a public place?

Part 2:
Describe a person who often buys things at the street market at a cheaper price.
You should say:
– Who this person is
– What this person likes to buy
– Where this person likes to buy things
And explain why this person likes cheap goods. .

Part 3:
1. What are the differences between shopping in a shopping mall and in a street market?
2. Which is more commonly visited in Vietnam, shopping malls or street markets?
3. Is advertising important?
4. What are the disadvantages of shopping in a street market?
5. How do you buy cheap products?
6. Do you think things are more expensive in big shopping malls?

Part 2:
Describe a good decision someone just made recently.
You should say:
– What the decision was
– When and where you made this decision
– What happened as a result of this decision
And explain why you think this was a good decision to make.

Part 3:
1. What decisions do most people have to make every day?
2. At what age do children start making their own decisions?
3. Why do some people find it hard to make everyday decisions?
4. What helps people to make decisions about the future?
5. What are the advantages of making decisions about the future at a young age?
6. What are the disadvantages of making decisions about the future at a young age?
7. Do you think people should always stick to the decisions they make?

Part 2:
Describe a piece of technology you own that you feel is difficult to use
You should say:
– When you got it
– What you got it for
– How often you use it
And explain how you feel about it

Part 3:
1. What technology do people currently use?
2. Why do big companies introduce new products frequently?
3. Why are people so keen on buying iPhones even though they haven’t changed much from one iPhone to the next?
4. Why do technology companies keep upgrading their products?
5. What changes has the development of technology brought about in our lives?
6. Does the development of technology affect the way we study? How?

Part 2:
Describe someone who has had an important influence on your life
You should say:
– Who that person is
– How you knew him/ her/ What she looks like
– How she is like
And explain how that person has had an important impact on your life.

Part 3:
1. What type of people influence the young in your country? Why?
2. Why is it important to have role models in our life?
3. Do you think the education system in your country influences young people’s behaviour? How?
4. What types of persons (parents, teachers, friends etc.) are best to influence young people’s behaviour?
5. What do you think young people will be most influenced by in the future?
6. What influences does social media, such as Facebook and Twitter, have on the young generation in your country?

Part 2:
Describe a party that you enjoyed
You should say:
– When you went to the party
– Where the party was held
– What kind of party it was
And explain why you enjoyed this party.

Part 3:
1. Why do people like parties?
2. Why do some people not like going to parties?
3. Do you think music and dancing are a must at a party?
4. What would you do if you were disturbed by a neighbour’s party?
5. Are there any differences between parties held at home and in public spaces?

Part 2:
Describe a live sports event you watched before
You should say:
– what it was
– when you watched it
– why you watched it
And how you felt about it.

Part 3:
1. Is sport important?
2. Do you agree that sports stars earn too much money?
3. Do you think children get enough exercise these days?

Part 2:
Describe a beautiful place you have visited.
You should say:
– Where it is
– When and with whom you went there
– What activities you did there
And how you feel about that place

Part 3:
1. Do you agree that most beauty products are a waste of money?
2. How does the beauty industry advertise its products so successfully?
3. What do you think of the view that beauty products should not be advertised to children?

Part 2:
Describe an enjoyable journey by public transport.
You should say:
– Where you went
– Who you were with
– What you did
And how you felt about it.

Part 3:
Why do people choose to travel by public transport?
Why do more and more people like to travel by plane?
Do you think offering free public transport will solve traffic problems in the city?
What are the disadvantages of traveling by public transport?
What do you think are the cheapest and most expensive means of transport?
What are the difficulties that commuters face during rush hours?

Part 3:
1. What kind of club/group is the most popular in Vietnam right now?
2. What kind of club/group will be the most popular in the future? (Still this kind or another)
3. Why do you think people don’t want to join a club/group?
4. What is the reason why people participate in a group?
5. Why do you think parents want their child to belong to a group?

Part 2:
Describe a historical building in Vietnam.
You should say:
– Where that building is
– What the building looks like
– What the building used for
And also say whether you like this building or not.

Part 3:
1. What do you think will happen to historic places or buildings in the future? Why?
2. Do you think an area can benefit from having an interesting historic place locally? In what way?
3. How do people in your country feel about protecting historic buildings?

Part 2:
Describe a special meal someone cooked for you
You should say:
– Who it was
– What meal it was
– Why he/she cooked a special meal for you
And explain how you felt about it.

Part 3:
1. Should students learn to cook in school?
2. What is the appropriate age for students to learn to eat at school?
3. Do you think friends should know how to cook?
4. When learning to cook at school, how can students help their families?
5. Will some people never eat meat?
6. Will people’s eating habits change?
7. Will some people never eat meat?
8. What should the government do to give up unhealthy eating habits?
9. What foods do people often eat?
10. Do you enjoy cooking?
11. Why do so many people watch cooking shows on TV?

Part 2:
Describe an unusual meal you had
You should say:
– Who you were with
– Where you went
– When it happened
And explain why it was unusual

Part 3
1. What are the advantages and disadvantages of eating in restaurants?
2. Do you think having dinner at home is a good idea?
3. Do young people like to spend time with their families or friends?
4. What do you think are the benefits of having dinner together?
5. Do you think people are less willing to cook meals by themselves these days, compared to the past?

Part 2: Describe a good decision of someone that you know.
You should say:
– who this person is/was
– what decision he/she made
– whether it was a good decision
And explain how this has changed this person’s life.

Part 3:
1. What kinds of decisions do people usually make in their daily life?
2. What should people do when making a hard decision?
3. Do you think it is easier to make a decision by yourself or by discussing it with others?
4. Why do you think many young people don’t like to follow their parents’ advice?
5. What should people do to make better decisions?