The question is.
What are you most afraid of?
And why?
So what are you most afraid of and why and the structure we'll use is I most afraid of.
Then you'll say what you're afraid of, followed by because.
I'm most afraid of.
And my example is I'm most afraid of heights, because when I'm standing on the edge, I can imagine
myself falling off.
So I'm most afraid of heights, because when I'm standing on the edge, I can imagine myself falling
off.
The question is, do you have a crush on any celebrity?
Who are they?
So do you have a crush on any celebrity?
Who are they?
The structure I picture this question is my celebrity crush is we'll say who the person is and then
you explain what they are, the profession, he or she is a.
Actor, singer, answer anything.
But my example sentence is my celebrity crush, my celebrity crush is Sofia Vergara.
She is a Colombian TV actress.
My celebrity crush is Sofia Vergara.
She is a Colombian TV actress.
The question is.
What sleeping tips would you recommend to someone with insomnia?
One more time, what sleeping tips would you recommend to someone with insomnia?
And we're not clear.
Insomnia means and sleep, it's not easy for you to fall asleep.
The structure for this question or the answer would be, if you have insomnia, I would recommend it.
So we're building this additional state, this hypothetical if would.
So if you have insomnia, I would recommend.
And then you explain what you think they should do.
My example is if you have insomnia, I would recommend not looking at any digital screens or at least
one hour before you want to sleep.
What do you do when you are bored?
Fairly easy question.
The structure is going to be whenever I am bored, I usually.
And so they're using this word usually means what you normally do.
What do you often do when you're bored?
For my example is whenever I am bored, I usually grab my guitar and practice.
The question is.
What are you most annoyed about right now?
What are you most annoyed about right now and the end of the question right now means at this time,
maybe it happened today or yesterday or maybe even this week, but it's pretty recent.
So it's not something from your past.
But what are you most annoyed about right now?
And the structure we'll use is right now I'm most annoyed about.
Then you say, but you're annoyed about right now I'm most annoyed about.
And my example is right now, and most annoyed about the car alarm that goes off outside my house every
night.
And so this is something that happens.
Frequently, quite often right now, I'm most annoyed about the car alarm that goes off outside my house
every night.