Prepare 7 p.50

Talk about the weather

Ask them personal questions

Introduce yourself and ask questions about them

Complain about your day

Older people are not interested in conversation

Older people ask too many questions

Older people are always polite and friendly

Older people have more life experiences to share

Interrupt the others to make your point

Let the more talkative people control the discussion

Ask questions to draw out the quieter members

Dominate the conversation with your own opinions

"Excuse me, can I say something?"

"I have something to say"

"I'd like to add my perspective"

Both A and C

To provide tips for having good conversations

To explain the difficulties of social interactions

To compare conversations with different age groups

To discuss the importance of effective communication

They talk a lot about themselves

They ask a lot of personal questions

They think about including others

They prefer to talk to people they know

Conversations can be challenging but there are ways to improve them

People should avoid talking to older relatives or strangers whenever possible

Group conversations are always more difficult than one-on-one discussions

Good conversation skills are not important for young people to develop

True

False

True

False

True

False

True

False

True

False

True

False

True

False