The question is.
How far is the beach from your house?
How far is the beach from your house and the structure for our answer is going to be from my house.
Near the beach is about and then you say, how far away so from my house.
Near the beach.
Is about.
And so from my house to the beach is about and then you say along.
And again, we're using this word about because, you know, this is a very specific I measure it,
it's not exact, just kind of a guess.
My example is from my house to the beach is about one hour by car.
Your answer can be different, obviously.
So you add your own time.
How long have you been at your current job?
And the structure we'll use is I've been at my current job for almost a year, and then you say the
time and here we're using that word almost just like we did with about right.
It's not exact.
We're saying almost.
And then a time.
I've been at my current job for almost.
My example is I've been at my current job for almost four years, I've been at my current job for almost
four years.
The question is.
What are you eager to learn why?
What are you eager to learn, eager means, what do you really want to learn or you can't wait?
You've been really wanting to do this.
My structure that we made is I'm very eager to learn.
Then you say what you want to learn because.
And then you tell the reason.
For my example is I am very eager to learn how to play the violin because I just love the way it sounds.
Again, I am very eager to learn how to play the violin because I just love the way it sounds.
The question is.
What did you Major or what would you like to major?
So, you know, I wrote two questions here, because some people may not have attended university or
don't want to attend university.
So you can turn it into hypothetical now, if you did major in something, you'll just say I majored
in and then you say what you majored in if you have not majored in anything and you can just add the
word.
We would like to.
So I would like to major in.
I would like to major, I majored in or I would like to major.
But either way, you just add what it is you would like to or you did, Major, in the my example is
I majored in psychology with a focus on cognitive neuroscience.
And the other version would be, I would like to major in psychology with a focus on cognitive neuroscience.
I would like to.
Or I majored in.
The question is.
What is something that is worth doing?
What is something that is worth doing and why?
So here are structures going to be as follows, you're going to say to me.
So you're saying, well, other people have different opinions, but to me, so to me.
And then you say what you think is worth doing.
They said to me.
I'm Tom, Tom is always worth doing because and then you say what it looks like in my example to me.
Running every morning is always worth doing because you feel great all day.
So to me, running every morning and then can add always or you can take always out is worth doing because
you feel great on the.