Intermediate Level Conversations- Series 2- Lesson 1- Talking About Childhood
In this lesson, you learn 10 questions with sample answers for having a normal conversation talking about childhood. We also have added 10 extra conversation questions if you decide to extend your discussion.
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Talking About Childhood in English
Here is a list of 10 discussion questions with sample answers for practicing English speaking with your language partner.
- What did you like to do when you were a child? Explain.
As a child growing up in Iran, my favorite thing to do was playing with my friends in the park. We’d spend hours running around, playing hide-and-seek, or just chatting. I loved how much fun we’d have, and it was always so exciting to see who could be the most creative and think of the best hiding spots!
- Who was your favorite teacher? Why?
My favorite teacher was Mrs. Akbari. She was incredibly kind and patient, and she had a way of making even the most challenging topics seem interesting. I loved her because she always encouraged us to think critically and to ask questions. She also told the best stories! She was like a storyteller who made learning an adventure!
- What was your favorite subject? Why?
My favorite subject was literature! I loved reading stories and poems and learning about different cultures through them. It opened up a whole new world to me, and I always felt like I was on a journey whenever I read a book.
- What was your favorite game? Why did you like it?
My favorite game was hide-and-seek. I loved the thrill of hiding and the excitement of finding my friends. It was so much fun to think strategically and try to outsmart everyone! It was a fantastic way to exercise my creativity and have a blast with my friends!
- Were you good at making friends? How did you make friends?
I was pretty good at making friends! I’m naturally outgoing and friendly, and I love meeting new people. I would always try to be kind and helpful to everyone, and I think that made it easy for people to become my friends.
- Were you a good student? Why or why not?
I was a good student because I enjoyed learning new things. I was always curious, and I wanted to understand the world around me. I was also a bit of a perfectionist, so I always strived to do my best in school.
- Did you enjoy going to school? Why or why not?
I generally enjoyed going to school because I loved learning and being with my friends. But sometimes, it was a little bit boring, and I wished we could do more fun activities!
- What did you like about school? What didn’t you like about school?
I liked the feeling of accomplishment when I did well on tests and assignments, and I loved the chance to learn about new things. But I wasn’t a big fan of homework! Sometimes it felt like too much work!
- Did you ever have an accident while playing in the street? What happened?
I did have a little accident once while playing in the street. I was running after a ball with my friends, and I tripped and fell, scraping my knee. It wasn’t too serious, but it did make me cry a little!
- When you were a child, what did you want to grow up to be? Why?
When I was a child, I wanted to grow up to be a writer. I was fascinated by the power of words, and I loved creating stories that took people to different worlds. I also thought it would be amazing to share my ideas with the world and inspire others. I believed that writers could make a difference by changing people’s perspectives and making the world a better place.
More conversation questions about childhood
For a longer conversation, you can use the below conversation questions about childhood.
- What was your favorite toy when you were a child? Who gave you this toy? Did it have a name? Do you still have it?
- What was your worst punishment as a child? Explain.
- What were your favorite cartoons and TV shows? Why did you like them?
- Did you have a happy childhood? Why or why not?
- What did you enjoy doing with your friends? Why?
- What were some embarrassing situations when you were a child? Explain.
- Can you remember specific things from your childhood clearly? What are they?
- Who took care of you when you were little? A parent? A grandparent? A nanny? A daycare center?
- How are you similar to your parents? How are you different?
- Did you like doing homework when you were a child? Why or why not?
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