1. How often do you look at yourself in a mirror? (Why/Why not?)
- Useful expressions:
- “I check the mirror at least…”
- “It’s important to make sure…”
- “Sometimes, I just glance at it to…”
- Grammar structure: Present simple
- Sample answer:
- I check the mirror at least a few times a day, especially in the morning before leaving the house. It’s important to make sure my hair looks okay and that I don’t have toothpaste on my face! Sometimes, I just glance at it to fix my outfit or adjust my posture.
2. Have you ever bought a mirror? (Why/Why not?)
- Useful expressions:
- “Yes, I bought one when…”
- “I needed it because…”
- “It was a good purchase since…”
- Grammar structure: Present perfect & past simple
- Sample answer:
- Yes, I bought one when I moved into my new apartment. I needed it because my room didn’t have a full-length mirror, and I like to check my outfits before going out. It was a good purchase since it also makes my room look bigger.
3. Would you buy clothes without checking yourself in a mirror first? (Why/Why not?)
- Useful expressions:
- “I don’t think I would…”
- “It’s important to see how…”
- “Otherwise, I might end up with…”
- Grammar structure: Second conditional (would + base verb)
- Sample answer:
- No, I don’t think I would buy clothes without checking a mirror first. It’s important to see how they fit and whether the color looks good on me. Otherwise, I might end up with something that doesn’t suit me at all!
4. Do you think mirrors are a good way to decorate a room? (Why/Why not?)
- Useful expressions:
- “I think mirrors are great for…”
- “They help to make a room look…”
- “Another benefit is that…”
- Grammar structure: Present simple
- Sample answer:
- Yes, I think mirrors are great for decorating a room. They help to make a room look brighter and more spacious by reflecting light. Another benefit is that they add a stylish touch without taking up too much space.