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Conversation Starters

Cars are very convenient, very expensive, and very cool! People love to
get behind the wheel (the steering wheel) and hit the open road. Talk
about driving in English by using the conversation starters below. If you
don't have a partner, imagine what your anwers to these questions would
be, using complete English sentences.

1. Do you know how to drive a car?

2. Do you enjoy driving or would you rather let others drive?

3. When can young people learn to drive in your country?

4. Have you ever owned a car? What kind?


5. Do you think that you're a good driver?

6. What is the longest trip you've ever taken by car?

7. Do you know how to change a tire on your car?

8. What is the speed limit in your country?

9. Are there any strange or unique traffic laws in your country?

Discussion Questions

Here are some more challenging questions. Try to build your English
speaking ability by giving longer answers to these questions.Take your
time in answering and you will have great English conversations!

1. If you could afford any car in the world, what would you want to own?

2. What are the advantages and disadvantages of owning a car?

3. What are some things you must be careful about when driving a car in
another country?

4. Should there be an age limit beyond which people should not be able
to drive? (For example, the age of 70?)

5. Do you think there be stronger penalties for people who drink (alcohol)
and then drive?

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