Words "Q" to "S" — Speaking practice
Ask and answer the following questions with a friend. Try to use the highlighted word + particle combinations naturally in your answers.
- Are you qualified for work as an interpreter?
- Are you qualified in elementary mathematics?
- Have you ever quarrelled with anybody about money?
- Have you ever ranked among the unemployed?
- What was your reaction to the death of Diana, Princess of Wales?
- Have you recovered from your last visit to a pub?
- Do you believe that unemployment is related to economic management?
- Does drinking whisky give people relief from stress?
- Do you rely on your dictionary when you go shopping in English-speaking countries?
- Have you ever read a report on traffic pollution in large cities?
- Do you have more respect for adults than you have for children?
- Have you ever been responsible for a minor accident?
- What was the result of the last general election in your country?
- Does your name rhyme with a common word in your language?
- Does it take you a long time to get rid of coughs and colds?
- How many people do you think there is room for in a British telephone box?
- Are you safe from earthquakes in your country?
- Have you ever saved anybody from a nasty accident?
- Are you serious about wanting to become rich?
- Are you sick of answering silly questions?
- Who was the last person you smiled at?
- Do you know the solution to the problem of over-population?
- Are you sorry for people who are less well off than yourself?
- Do you know what the letters U.A.E. stand for?
- Should teachers have money subtracted from their salaries for poor teaching?
- Have you ever succeeded in winning money from gambling?
- Have you ever suffered from toothache?
- Is a single pillow sufficient for you to get a good night's sleep?
- Is this classroom suitable for you to study in?
- Are people in your country suspicious of foreigners?
- Are you sympathetic with mentally or physically handicapped people?
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