English Speaking Practice Sessions, Live Daily

Why do people fear conflict instead of learning from it?

Michael English Teacher, MA @ Johns Hopkins

Nov.03 Monday 13:00 PM

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23 booked

Topic Guide

Q1.

What’s an activity that always makes you feel energized and refreshed?

Q2.

What are your happiest hometown memories?

Q3.

What’s something you’ve experienced that reminds you of life’s unpredictability?

Q4.

How do you express gratitude in your daily life?

Q5.

What is a funny excuse that you have given to leave a party early?

Q6.

What’s a personal symbol or item that represents your resilience?

Q7.

What kind of legacy would you like to leave behind?

Q8.

If you could design your dream vacation, what would it look like?

Q1.

Why do people fear conflict instead of learning from it?

Q2.

Can arguing with respect make relationships stronger?

Q3.

What’s the difference between debating and fighting?

Q4.

How can listening change the outcome of a disagreement?

Q5.

Do people argue to understand—or to win?

Q6.

What role does emotion play in persuasion?

Q7.

Can two people disagree completely and still respect each other?

Q8.

When does silence become a wiser form of response than words?

Q1.

How is your life going so far?

Q2.

Do you prefer smaller shops or large stores? Why?

Q3.

How do you think the concept of synchronicity and meaningful coincidences can be interpreted in a spiritual context?

Q4.

What is your perspective on the concept of 'honor'?

Q5.

What is the most memorable dream you've ever had?

Q6.

What are some of the most awe-inspiring or breathtaking natural wonders you've encountered during your travels?

Q7.

When do you get up in the morning?

Q8.

What is the strangest thing you've ever eaten?

How do small daily choices shape who we become?

Michael English Teacher, MA @ Johns Hopkins

Nov.03 Monday 11:00 AM

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23 booked

Topic Guide

Q1.

Do you like people easily?

Q2.

What’s something you’ve changed your mind about recently?

Q3.

Which animal would be super cool if it was made into the size of a horse?

Q4.

Do you prefer handwritten letters or digital communication?

Q5.

If you could create a museum exhibit about your life, what would be its main theme?

Q6.

Describe a random act of kindness you witnessed that deeply touched you.

Q7.

What is your opinion on television?

Q8.

If you could instantly redesign any public space, what would you change?

Q1.

How do small daily choices shape who we become?

Q2.

Can one small habit change the course of a person’s life?

Q3.

Why do people underestimate the impact of their routines?

Q4.

Is consistency more powerful than motivation?

Q5.

How do we know which decisions truly matter?

Q6.

What does it take to break one small but harmful habit?

Q7.

Are big transformations just the sum of small acts?

Q8.

When was the last time a small choice changed your path?

Q1.

What’s a song lyric or quote that always resonates with you?

Q2.

What is your favorite seasonal tradition or holiday?

Q3.

What do you think are some of the most difficult problems faced by parents?

Q4.

How do you find the courage and determination to pursue your dreams, even when faced with adversity or opposition?

Q5.

There’s a growing interest in alternative medicine. What’s your opinion on holistic health practices?

Q6.

How do you improve your English speaking?

Q7.

What would you do if you won the lottery?

Q8.

How do you maintain a sense of balance and stability in your life while actively pursuing your goals and dreams?

Why are humans drawn to things they shouldn’t explore?

40 mins
Conversation with real people
AI will provide feedback on your English

Nov.03 Monday 01:00 AM

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B2

4/21

Topic Guide

Q1.

If you could create a new language, what would it be like?

Q2.

If you could be an Olympic athlete, what sport would you choose and why?

Q3.

What’s a belief you’ve outgrown, and what changed your mind?

Q4.

What are some of your favorite food-related books, movies, or documentaries that have inspired your culinary interests and passions?

Q5.

If you could have dinner with any historical figure, who would it be and why?

Q6.

What’s something you appreciate now that you once took for granted?

Q7.

What is your favorite thing to do with your friends?

Q8.

What’s a goal you’ve set for yourself this year?

Q1.

Why are humans drawn to things they shouldn’t explore?

Q2.

Can curiosity ever be immoral?

Q3.

How does curiosity drive both innovation and destruction?

Q4.

Would you want to know everything, even if it hurt you?

Q5.

Can ignorance sometimes be a form of wisdom?

Q6.

How do children’s curiosity and adults’ curiosity differ?

Q7.

Is there a limit to what humans should try to understand?

Q8.

Has curiosity ever caused more harm than good in history?

Why do people romanticize the past even when it wasn’t perfect?

40 mins
Conversation with real people
AI will provide feedback on your English

Nov.02 Sunday 19:00 PM

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12/21

Topic Guide

Q1.

What’s something unexpected that has become a big part of your life?

Q2.

When you were a kid, what did you want to be when you grew up?

Q3.

What’s a moment when you realized how interconnected people truly are?

Q4.

What’s the boldest move you’ve ever made, and what was the outcome?

Q5.

A friend to all is a friend to none. What do you think about this statement?

Q6.

Have you ever had an adventure that began with a simple “yes”?

Q7.

What is your favorite childhood book?

Q8.

How do you stay connected with friends and family?

Q1.

Why do people romanticize the past even when it wasn’t perfect?

Q2.

Does nostalgia help us feel grounded or keep us stuck?

Q3.

How does memory distort what we think was “better”?

Q4.

Can longing for the past prevent progress?

Q5.

Is nostalgia a form of escapism in difficult times?

Q6.

How do pop culture and media exploit nostalgia for profit?

Q7.

Would you go back to the past if you could—or just relive the feeling?

Q8.

Is missing the past the same as misunderstanding the present?

Can true generosity exist without expecting something in return?

Rabia

Nov.02 Sunday 13:00 PM

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C1
C1
B2

23 booked

Topic Guide

Q1.

Describe a time when your instincts guided you in the right direction.

Q2.

Have you ever tried an extreme sport or adventure activity?

Q3.

How do you usually respond to challenges?

Q4.

Tell me about a tradition, old or new, that brings you joy.

Q5.

What are some of the most memorable or impactful experiences you've had with teachers or mentors in school?

Q6.

What’s one thing you always bring when you travel?

Q7.

Do you enjoy trying new hobbies? What's the latest one you've tried?

Q8.

Do you prefer foreign films or local films?

Q1.

Why do people give—out of empathy, guilt, or pride?

Q2.

Can true generosity exist without expecting something in return?

Q3.

Do public acts of charity inspire others or create moral pressure?

Q4.

How do cultural values shape our sense of generosity?

Q5.

Would you donate anonymously if no one ever knew?

Q6.

Is giving time more meaningful than giving money?

Q7.

Can generosity sometimes hurt the person who gives too much?

Q8.

Does giving make us happier or simply less guilty?

Q1.

Is there an ultimate purpose or direction to the universe?

Q2.

How do you define personal freedom?

Q3.

If you could choose your dreams, what would you dream about?

Q4.

What are your views on the concept of fate?

Q5.

How do you handle conflict in relationships?

Q6.

Do you agree that all nations should share vaccine technologies during pandemics?

Q7.

Do you think you can spend your whole life with one person?

Q8.

When was the last time you felt truly hopeful about the future? What sparked it?

Does doing many things at once make us efficient or distracted?

Kim Cyrel

Nov.02 Sunday 11:00 AM

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B2

22 booked

Topic Guide

Q1.

What is your favorite travel destination for adventure?

Q2.

Tell me about a time when patience proved to be your greatest strength.

Q3.

How do you track your work goals and accomplishments?

Q4.

What was the last book you read, and what did you think of it?

Q5.

What is your favorite hobby or pastime?

Q6.

What is one food you thought you would hate but were surprised that you enjoyed?

Q7.

If you could have any historical figure as a mentor, who would it be and why?

Q8.

What's the most important quality for a successful athlete to have, and why?

Q1.

Does doing many things at once make us efficient or distracted?

Q2.

How has technology changed our attention span?

Q3.

Can people truly focus in a world full of notifications?

Q4.

Would society achieve more if we did less at a time?

Q5.

Is multitasking a skill or a cultural illusion?

Q6.

How does constant mental switching affect creativity and memory?

Q7.

Could deep focus become the new luxury of the future?

Q8.

Are we busier today—or just more distracted?

Q1.

What's your biggest regret in life?

Q2.

Have you ever visited a national park?

Q3.

Open-air museums blend art with environment. Have you visited an outdoor museum or sculpture park?

Q4.

What’s the relationship between the mind and reality?

Q5.

What would you do if you won the lottery?

Q6.

What are your thoughts on the concept of fate or destiny?

Q7.

What is your favorite way to challenge yourself and step outside of your comfort zone?

Q8.

What is the most interesting or unique job you've ever had?

Can boredom actually make people more creative?

40 mins
Conversation with real people
AI will provide feedback on your English

Nov.02 Sunday 01:00 AM

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B2

7/21

Topic Guide

Q1.

How do you define 'sacrifice'?

Q2.

What’s a small act of bravery you’re proud of, even if no one else noticed?

Q3.

Is there a type of weather that always brings out certain emotions in you?

Q4.

If you could write and publish one book, what would its topic be?

Q5.

How do you stay grounded and focused on what truly matters, even when faced with external pressures or expectations?

Q6.

What are you most insecure about?

Q7.

Do you think modern life causes people to get sick more often?

Q8.

If you had the chance to explore the deep sea or outer space, which would you choose and why?

Q1.

Can boredom actually make people more creative?

Q2.

Why do we fear silence or stillness so much?

Q3.

Has constant stimulation made us forget how to rest?

Q4.

Would children grow smarter if they were bored more often?

Q5.

How does boredom influence imagination and problem-solving?

Q6.

Is boredom a signal that something is wrong—or that growth is coming?

Q7.

Can productivity and boredom coexist in a balanced life?

Q8.

When was the last time you truly allowed yourself to be bored?

Why do people laugh at things that offend others?

40 mins
Conversation with real people
AI will provide feedback on your English

Nov.01 Saturday 18:00 PM

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B2

16/21

Topic Guide

Q1.

How do you approach forgiving yourself for past mistakes?

Q2.

What is a lesson you've learned from a mistake?

Q3.

What’s an activity or hobby that helps you reconnect with yourself?

Q4.

If you moved, where would you like to live?

Q5.

Do you enjoy shopping? Why/why not?

Q6.

How do you celebrate your birthday?

Q7.

If you could master any skill instantly, what would it be?

Q8.

What do you admire in others?

Q1.

Why do people laugh at things that offend others?

Q2.

Can jokes ever be truly harmless?

Q3.

Where does freedom of expression end and disrespect begin?

Q4.

Do comedians have a moral responsibility for their words?

Q5.

How does culture shape what we find funny or offensive?

Q6.

Can humor be a form of social criticism rather than mockery?

Q7.

Is it possible to make everyone laugh without hurting anyone?

Q8.

What happens to society when people become afraid to joke?

If you could enhance your intelligence or body, would you?

40 mins
Conversation with real people
AI will provide feedback on your English

Nov.01 Saturday 11:00 AM

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16/21

Topic Guide

Q1.

How do you think social media has affected the way we communicate and form connections?

Q2.

What’s an adventure you’ve always wanted to take purely for the experience?

Q3.

How has social media changed the way businesses operate?

Q4.

If you could be a character in any book, who would you be and why?

Q5.

What is your most useless skill?

Q6.

What's one skill or talent you've always wished you had?

Q7.

What do you admire in others?

Q8.

How much TV do you (usually) watch?

Q1.

If you could enhance your intelligence or body, would you?

Q2.

At what point does self-improvement become unnatural?

Q3.

Would society accept “upgraded” humans as equals?

Q4.

Could enhancement technology widen inequality even further?

Q5.

Should morality evolve along with our biology?

Q6.

Can we still define what it means to be human in a modified future?

Q7.

Would perfection destroy individuality?

Q8.

Do you believe the pursuit of enhancement is curiosity or arrogance?

Can people still recognize truth when lies are more entertaining?

40 mins
Conversation with real people
AI will provide feedback on your English

Oct.31 Friday 19:00 PM

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2/250

Topic Guide

Q1.

If you had a child, what leisure places would you go to with your child?

Q2.

How do you stay motivated when facing challenges?

Q3.

Think of a time when laughter solved more than logic ever could.

Q4.

What is something you hate that most people love?

Q5.

Do you think luck is random natural occurrences or celestial beings in heaven doing something magical?

Q6.

Do you enjoy city tours or exploring on your own?

Q7.

What was the best opportunity you ever received?

Q8.

Have you ever learned a valuable life lesson from a child or young person?

Q1.

Can people still recognize truth when lies are more entertaining?

Q2.

How do algorithms shape what we believe to be real?

Q3.

Would stricter control of information protect or harm freedom?

Q4.

Who decides what counts as “the truth” in media?

Q5.

Is it ethical for platforms to filter what people see?

Q6.

Could AI fact-checkers ever replace human journalists?

Q7.

What responsibility do individuals have to verify facts?

Q8.

Are we entering an age where truth no longer matters?

If you could visit the past, what rule would you break first?

Bilel English Teacher, BA in International Relations

Oct.31 Friday 18:00 PM

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B2

22 booked

Topic Guide

Q1.

Are you an agreeable person or disagreeable?

Q2.

What software do you use the most?

Q3.

Do people in your country celebrate Christmas?

Q4.

What is one thing you would like to change about your country?

Q5.

On a scale of one to ten how would you rate the happiness level in your life at the moment?

Q6.

What time did you wake up this morning?

Q7.

What’s something you've done recently that pushed you out of your comfort zone?

Q8.

Do you have a favorite color? What is it?

Q1.

If you could visit the past, what rule would you break first?

Q2.

Would knowing your own future ruin your motivation to live?

Q3.

Could time travel ever exist without chaos or paradox?

Q4.

Is changing history a moral act or a selfish one?

Q5.

How might governments misuse time travel if it were real?

Q6.

Would curiosity alone justify such a dangerous power?

Q7.

Can fate exist in a world where time can be rewritten?

Q8.

If you could undo one mistake, would you dare?

Q1.

What is your favorite childhood memory related to a specific season?

Q2.

Is it more important to love your job or earn a high salary?

Q3.

Do you like pets? Do you have any?

Q4.

Have you ever been in a car accident?

Q5.

Have you ever had an experience where slowing down completely changed the outcome?

Q6.

In what ways can we confront and overcome our fears?

Q7.

If you could wear only one color for life, what would it be?

Q8.

Describe the first moment you truly felt independent or free.

Why do people feel more isolated despite being more connected than ever?

40 mins
Conversation with real people
AI will provide feedback on your English

Oct.31 Friday 13:00 PM

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B2

14/27

Topic Guide

Q1.

What’s something you once feared that now feels familiar or even enjoyable?

Q2.

What’s a creative project that continues to teach you something new every time you revisit it?

Q3.

How do you think the global community can better address issues related to climate change and environmental sustainability?

Q4.

Describe an everyday moment that brings you unexpected happiness.

Q5.

What's the best outcome of a complete accident you've experienced in your life?

Q6.

Do you like to cook, and if so, what is your favorite dish to make?

Q7.

What cause do you strongly support?

Q8.

What’s your favorite food?

Q1.

Why do people feel more isolated despite being more connected than ever?

Q2.

Does online friendship satisfy emotional needs?

Q3.

Can digital communities replace real human presence?

Q4.

How does loneliness affect creativity and empathy?

Q5.

Would disconnecting from technology bring people closer again?

Q6.

Is solitude a problem or a form of self-awareness?

Q7.

How can we rebuild meaningful relationships in the digital era?

Q8.

Are humans naturally social, or have we become addicted to attention?

The disappearing value of human labor

Rabia

Oct.31 Friday 11:00 AM

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B2
B2

19 booked

Topic Guide

Q1.

What is your favorite type of seafood?

Q2.

What’s a habit you’re trying to build or break?

Q3.

How do you recharge after a long day?

Q4.

Do you believe in the existence of the soul?

Q5.

How do you reignite your motivation after experiencing setbacks or delays?

Q6.

What are the most important elements of maintaining a healthy mind, body, and spirit?

Q7.

Which family tradition feels most meaningful, no matter how simple it is?

Q8.

What is your favorite type of drink?

Q1.

As automation rises, what jobs will humans still do better than machines?

Q2.

Would a world without work be paradise or chaos?

Q3.

How should education adapt to a future with fewer jobs?

Q4.

Can creativity save us from becoming irrelevant?

Q5.

Would universal basic income make people lazy or liberated?

Q6.

How do you define purpose when your job is replaced by AI?

Q7.

What skills will never be automated?

Q8.

Is human effort still valuable when machines outperform us?

Q1.

How do you think we can promote greater access to public transportation in rural areas?

Q2.

Do you think people are becoming more disconnected from society as they become more connected online?

Q3.

Where would you love to build a small vacation home?

Q4.

What are your thoughts on the role of technology in shaping our future?

Q5.

Describe a habit you’ve adopted recently that has had a positive effect on your well-being.

Q6.

If you could travel back in time 3 years, what advice would you give yourself?

Q7.

What steps or measures need to be taken to eradicate poverty?

Q8.

What’s something everyone should experience at least once to gain perspective?

Why do people constantly feel the need to prove their worth?

Michael English Teacher, MA @ Johns Hopkins

Oct.31 Friday 01:00 AM

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B2
B2

17 booked

Topic Guide

Q1.

Where do you feel most yourself—in a crowd, in solitude, or somewhere in between?

Q2.

What are your thoughts on the concept of nature versus nurture?

Q3.

What’s the hardest part of learning English?

Q4.

What forms of art (music, dance, literature, etc.) are most prominent in your country or culture, and how do they reflect its identity?

Q5.

How would you make math class more interesting for students?

Q6.

What makes you feel most connected to the people around you?

Q7.

What’s your favorite type of cuisine to cook, and what’s your go-to recipe?

Q8.

Describe a time when a creative hobby provided unexpected comfort.

Q1.

Why do people constantly feel the need to prove their worth?

Q2.

Is competition a healthy motivator or a source of anxiety?

Q3.

Would society function without comparing success and failure?

Q4.

How does social media feed our obsession with being the best?

Q5.

What would happen if we stopped rewarding perfection and praised effort instead?

Q6.

Do you think confidence can exist without external validation?

Q7.

Can ambition and contentment ever coexist?

Q8.

How do cultural expectations shape the meaning of “success”?

Q1.

How do you stay active and healthy during the colder seasons?

Q2.

What’s something people often misunderstand about you?

Q3.

Why do some people find joy in organizing or decluttering their surroundings?

Q4.

Is it more important to love your job or earn a high salary?

Q5.

What are some spiritual or paranormal topics that you find particularly fascinating or intriguing, and why?

Q6.

Where in the world would you most like to live?

Q7.

Have you ever discovered a hidden gem in your neighborhood?

Q8.

What role does music play in promoting social justice?

Fairness vs. freedom in the economy

40 mins
Conversation with real people
AI will provide feedback on your English

Oct.30 Thursday 19:00 PM

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5/21

Topic Guide

Q1.

If you could travel to a different climate during one specific season, where would you go and during which season?

Q2.

What is your favorite type of soup?

Q3.

Picture the faces of those who’ve supported you the most. What would you like to say to them?

Q4.

Did you have a favorite teacher?

Q5.

Have you ever stumbled upon a place that instantly felt like home?

Q6.

What’s something you’ve changed your mind about recently?

Q7.

What’s something you’ve created or accomplished that once seemed impossible?

Q8.

Have you ever participated in a cultural exchange program?

Q1.

Can fairness coexist with a free market?

Q2.

Would you accept fewer choices if essentials became cheaper?

Q3.

Does price regulation protect the weak or punish innovation?

Q4.

How much responsibility should governments take for citizens’ needs?

Q5.

Would fixing prices destroy competition or create stability?

Q6.

Is it better to trust human kindness or economic law?

Q7.

When does capitalism stop being moral?

Q8.

Could a society without profit still stay productive?

Session List 78 page

Why do people fear conflict instead of learning from it?

How do small daily choices shape who we become?

Why are humans drawn to things they shouldn’t explore?

Why do people romanticize the past even when it wasn’t perfect?

Can true generosity exist without expecting something in return?

Does doing many things at once make us efficient or distracted?

Can boredom actually make people more creative?

Why do people laugh at things that offend others?

If you could enhance your intelligence or body, would you?

Can people still recognize truth when lies are more entertaining?

If you could visit the past, what rule would you break first?

Why do people feel more isolated despite being more connected than ever?

The disappearing value of human labor

Why do people constantly feel the need to prove their worth?

Fairness vs. freedom in the economy

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