Tips for a job interview

These are the video and the tips that we dealt with in our class. Check it out before the test to revise your vocabulary about  Study and Work.

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Environment

 

• What are some of the things that your community is doing to help the environment?
• What things do you recycle?
• How can you reduce pollution in this country?
• What can you do to help prevent pollution?
• Are there litter laws where you live? If so, what is the penalty for littering?
• Do you think cars should be banned from city centres?
• Do you think people should recycle newspapers? Why, or why not?
• Do you think there are lessons to learn from nature?
• How has the world changed since you were a child? (technology, values, environment, health)
• How often is garbage collected in your neighbourhood?
• If humans are really intelligent, and not simply manipulated by their genes like any other animal, why can't they do anything about overpopulation?

• What can you do to make this world a better place?
• What do you think of people who deny the existence of climate change?
• Which is more important: increasing people's standard of living, or protecting the environment?
• Think of a situation in your area involving this issue.
• Which side would you choose?
• Who do you think is more responsible for pollution, individual people or the government? Explain.
• What is the most important issue facing the environment today?
• Do you know about any anti-pollution programs in your community?
• What about programs in your native country?
• If you could choose one alternative energy source to develop which one would you choose? Why?

• Are companies more or less environmentally responsible now than they were in the past? Why do you think that is?
• Do you think recycling is an important community service?
• Who should pay for the costs associated with renewable energy?
• Should we make the development of renewable energy sources an economic priority?
• What are some ways energy is wasted?
• What types of energy are popular in your native country?
• What is the main problem with renewable energy sources?
• What can large cities do to improve their air quality?
• How can we protect the environment and at the same time improve people's standard of living?
• Do you think overpopulation is an important environmental issue? Why, or why not?

• Do think global warming is real?
• Do you think this is an effect of pollution?
• Should petrol for motorists be more expensive?
• What would be the advantages and disadvantages of this?
• Are you worried about global warming?
• What's happening to forests in the world?
• What happens when we remove forests?
• What can we do to protect forests?
• Why should we recycle?
• Does your local government make it easy or hard for citizens to recycle?
• Are there people in your country who make their living from picking-up other people's garbage?
• How is pollution effecting the environment of the world today?
• How about your own country?

Formal emails

This is a document containing some important features of formal emails and a sample.

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ENVIRONMENT: General Conversation Questions.

 TEAM 1

• What are some of the things that your community is doing to help the environment?
• What things do you recycle?
• How can you reduce pollution in this country?
• What can you do to help prevent pollution?
• Are there litter laws where you live? If so, what is the penalty for littering?
• Do you think cars should be banned from city centres?
• Do you think people should recycle newspapers? Why, or why not?
• Do you think there are lessons to learn from nature?
• How has the world changed since you were a child? (technology, values, environment, health)
• How often is garbage collected in your neighbourhood? 
• If humans are really intelligent, and not simply manipulated by their genes like any other animal, why can't they do anything about overpopulation? 

TEAM 2
 

• What can you do to make this world a better place?
• What do you think of people who deny the existence of climate change?
• Which is more important: increasing people's standard of living, or protecting the environment?
• Think of a situation in your area involving this issue.
• Which side would you choose?
• Who do you think is more responsible for pollution, individual people or the government? Explain.
• What is the most important issue facing the environment today?
• Do you know about any anti-pollution programs in your community?
• What about programs in your native country? 
• If you could choose one alternative energy source to develop which one would you choose? Why? 

TEAM 3

• Are companies more or less environmentally responsible now than they were in the past? Why do you think that is?
• Do you think recycling is an important community service?
• Who should pay for the costs associated with renewable energy?
• Should we make the development of renewable energy sources an economic priority?
• What are some ways energy is wasted?
• What types of energy are popular in your native country?
• What is the main problem with renewable energy sources?
• What can large cities do to improve their air quality?
• How can we protect the environment and at the same time improve people's standard of living?  
• Do you think overpopulation is an important environmental issue? Why, or why not? 

TEAM 4

• Do think global warming is real?
• Do you think this is an effect of pollution?
• Should petrol for motorists be more expensive?
• What would be the advantages and disadvantages of this?
• Are you worried about global warming?
• What's happening to forests in the world?
• What happens when we remove forests?
• What can we do to protect forests?
• Why should we recycle?
• Does your local government make it easy or hard for citizens to recycle?
• Are there people in your country who make their living from picking-up other people's garbage?
• How is pollution effecting the environment of the world today?
• How about your own country?