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1.How many people have computers in their homes in your country? 2.What plans to do have for your next holiday?

3. What can we do to raise people's awareness of environmental problems?

4. What sports don't you like watching on television?

5. What sports do you like doing?

6. What's the best way to get around your town or city?

7. What sports trophy would you like to win?

8. How often do you check your emails?

9. What percentage of your friends go online every day?

10. What kind of person makes a good expedition leader?

11. What's your worst travelling experience?

12. How often do you use public transport?

13. Which things make you feel happy?

14. Why do some people find it difficult to make decisions?

15. What do you prefer - mountains or the sea?

16. What's the best celebration you've been to?

17. What kinds of things do you regularly recycle?

18. How often do you take a nap in the afternoon?

19. What do you do when you have a temperature?

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